Malden Girls Canning Champions Shine Again at Worcester Fair
Malden's three girl canning champions Margaret Elioft Rose Segal and Louise Kenneally won county honors then claimed top place at the Worcester State Fair against six other county teams They now set sights on the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Sept 15 The girls praised for skill in cold pack peaches and tomatoes supervised by Miss Alice C Grady and lauded by state garden officials with gold medals and praise
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Malden
Margaret Elioft
Rose Segal
Louise Kenneally
Middlesex County
Springfield
New York
Delaware
Alice C. Grady
Charles Street
Melrose
Mal
Margaret Loft
Willis Hunt
Pleasant Street
Louis Segal
Sammett Street
Miss Kenneally
Main Street
Canning
Middlesex
Worcester
Louise Hazel Kenneally
Margaret Elizabeth Loft
Glass in Potato Salad Sues Pearce and Tomfohrde Trustees
Celia Gallagher of Boston sues Arthur P. Pearce John T. Tomfohrde and Richard Tomfohrde trustees under Andreas Tomfohrde's will in Suffolk Superior Court alleging illness from glass found in potato salad served on February 17 1918. The suit lists the defendants individually.
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Celia Gallagher
Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Arthur P. Pearce
John T. Tomfohrde
Richard Tomfohrde
Andreas Tomfohrde
Mandamus Sought to Add Lieutenant Title on Ward 16 Ballot
Barnard Morrison petitions the Supreme Court to require Secretary Langtry to append Lieutenant, United States army, after his name on Ward 16 Representative ballots. Morrison, a former second lieutenant in the chemical warfare branch, relied on an election clerk’s assurance that the descriptor could not be printed. The Ballot Law Commission recently allowed such service designations on primaries ballots to be used September 23. The case will be heard this morning.
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Barnard Morrison
Supreme Court
Albert P. Langtry
The
Commonwealth
United States Army
Ward 16
Morrison
William N. Hardy
Ballot Law Commission
Ward Charged With Murder In Mrs Bernier Death
Edgar M Ward is charged with murder in the death of Mrs Marie Bernier from poisoning by whiskey laced with a drug. Ward, held at a local hospital, was brought to court and remanded without bail as state experts seek further hearings. James P Donahue, alleged whiskey supplier, was released.
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Lewiston
Edgar M. Ward
Marie Bernier
Ward
James P. Donahue
Canadians Thank Portland for Hospitalian Hospitality
The Department of Militia and Defense and the Canadian government express thanks to the people of Portland Maine and local organizations for kindness to Canadian sick and wounded debarked through the port. Major Charles B. Clarke received the official message from Major General Guy Carleton Jones.
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Portland
Department of Militia and Defense
Charles B. Clarke
Guy Carleton Jones
Mattapan Nurse to Wed Arlington Man William Perkins
Miss Florence L. Friesing a Mattapan nurse daughter of George H. Priesing and a Graduate of Blackstone Hospital will wed William W. Perkins of Arlington this afternoon at her home 20 Rosewood street Roxbury officiated by the Rev William R Campbell. Attendants include Louise M. Perkins maid of honor and Edwin T. Priesing best man.
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Florence L. Friesing
Mattapan
William W. Perkins
Arlington
Priesing
George H. Priesing
The
Coastwise Transportation
Blackstone Hospital
Providence
Rice
Rosewood Street
William R. Campbell
Highland Congregational Church
Roxbury
Louise M. Perkins
Edwin T. Priesing
Poem Fragments Echoing John Anderson Chant
A Scots verse fragment recalls a couple’s shared life as they walk a hill and face aging and parting. The speaker repeats John Anderson and my jo, signaling intimate companionship and a final rest together.
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John Anderson
John
New Ship Nemassa Sinks With 3000 Tons of Coal
The new American wooden steamship Nemassa sank in Baltimore harbor on its maiden voyage carrying 3000 tons of coal for Italy. Officers blamed a leak in the forward hold for the disaster.
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Baltimore
Nemassa
Italy
Suit Seeks $100,000 Over Lime Chloride Explosion
Mrs. Mary T. Casey sues Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co for $100,000 in Suffolk Superior Court claiming a container of chloride of lime bought at 376 Main Street Medford exploded and burned her face. Her husband John W. Casey also sues for $100,000 for loss of wife’s services and medical expenses.
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Mary T. Casey
Suffolks Superior Court
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Mainstret
Medford
John W. Casey
American Chemical Society hears claim of dye surplus
Dr Thomas H Norton dyestuff expert tells Philadelphia convention America now more than meets its dye needs after years of German dependence. He asserts the United States has an over supply of artificial colors.
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Philadelphia
American Chemical Society
Thomas H. Norton
Germany
America
Union Judge Grants Temporary Injunction
Judge Loring of the Supreme Judicial Court issues a temporary injunction after a two day hearing, restraining actions related to the union dispute pending further proceedings. The order halts contested activities and directs both sides to comply with court rulings until a full hearing.
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Loring
Supreme Judicial Court
Kennedy suit over loitering at Hotel Verdi in West End
Mrs Bridget Kennedy of Somerville sues Hotel Verdi in Suffolk court for 3000 dollars and Oliver Nelson of Boston for 2000 dollars claiming the hotel allowed Margaret Kennedy and Gertrude Nelson to loiter on April 25 and sold them intoxicating liquor. The hotel sits at Green and Stamford streets in the West End.
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Bridget Kennedy
Somervile
Suffolk
Verdi
Oliver Nelson
Boston
Margaret Kennedy
Gertrude Nelson
Green and
Stamford Streets
West End
Restraining Order Sought Against Union Members
A court action seeks a restraining order against officers and members of union No 214 National Association of Machinists to prevent interference with the National Equipment Company of Springfield and to stop pressuring the employer to violate existing employment contracts.
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Tion
National Association of Machinists
National Equipment Company of
Springfield
Fruit-a-tives Miracle Cure Ad In Rochon Quebec
Corine Gaudreau claims relief from indigestion constipation and headaches after using Fruit-a-tives. The ad endorses the product with a testimonial and offers 50 cent boxes six for two dollars fifty or trial size twenty five cents. Sold by dealers or Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg New York.
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Rochon
Corine Gaudreau
Fruit-A-Tives, Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
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Florence L. Priesing
MY JO
Robert Burns
Brent
UNION
Sues Hotel
United States Wheat Director
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West
Chainey Ie
RibRoast
Prime Beef
Meadowbrook
Mohican
Eadow
Ellow
Calas
Fashion Park
Vous
Wenare
Loashow
Eashion Park
Ttn
Pashion Park
Summer & Hawley
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