Women voters hear ten candidate talks at Boston event
Ten-minute speeches by ten candidates for state and national offices were delivered in a non party tea hosted by the Boston League of Women Voters at the Copley Plaza. Speakers included Joseph Walker, Dallas Love Sharp, and others addressing the Volstead Act child labor National Department of Education jury service for women and maternity protection.
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Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston League of Women Voters
League
Joseph Walker
Dallas Love Sharp
United States
Cox
Joseph B. Ely
Westfield
John F. Fitzgerald
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Alvan T. Fuller
Malden
Joseph E. Warner
Taunton
John J. Cummings
Lodge
Allen
U.S
Department of Education
Fitzgerald
Ely
Walker
Sharp
League of Nations
International Court of Justice
Covenant And Clash At Women Voter Event
The rally featured Warner and Fuller speeches addressing women voters. Both urged clean campaigning and suffrage support, with Fuller arguing against double standards in public and private life and Warner promoting higher political ethics before the participants dispersed after receptions and handshakes.
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Warner-Fuller
Warner
Fuller
Theodore Roosevelt
Baby Specialists and Fletcher's Castoria Claim
A promotional section argues doctors handle infant ailments and in serious cases consult specialists. It emphasizes that babies need special treatment and introduces Fletcher's Castoria as infant targeted remedy.
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Fletcher
Lafayette’s youth and voyage to America observed on Boston Common
The Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common marked the birth of Lafayette and the Battle of the Marne with reflections on his youth. Born 1737 in Chavaniac, Lafayette faced family losses and a planned marriage before he sailed to aid America after a dinner with Count de Broglie revealed America's independence.
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Marne
Parkman
Boston Common
Chavaniac
Auvergne
Minden
Paris
Adrienne d’Ayen
Metz
Count de Broglie
America
France
Child at Salem Hospital After Second Suicide Attempt
Bronislaw Wilanc, four, of 58 Ward Street, Salem, attempted suicide within 24 hours by drinking disinfectant. He arrived at Salem Hospital in serious condition but doctors say he is recovering after rapid treatment. Earlier that day he reportedly tried again to harm himself.
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Salem
Bronislaw Wilanc
Ward Street
Salem Hospital
Wilanc
Lost love suit seeks twenty five thousand dollars
Elmer E. Perrigo of Bedford New Hampshire files a suit in the Superior Court for alienation of his wife's affections against Edward T. Twombly of Billerica a surveyor real estate dealer and selectman. Perrigo alleges Twombly influenced his wife leading to divorce. Twombly denies the charges and says the suit rests on suspicion not fact.
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Lowell
Elmer E. Perrigo
Bedford
N. H
Billerica
Superior Court
Edward T. Twombly
Perrigo
Twombly
Bowdoin Expedition Returns From Arctic Voyage
The auxiliary exploration schooner Bowdoin with Donald B. MacMillan and party arrived in Sydney Nova Scotia harbor from Baffin Bay after a year at sea. The expedition departed Boston about a year ago and spent the period exploring Arctic regions.
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Sydney
N. S
Bowdoin
Donald B. MacMillan
Baffin Bay
Boston
Arctic
Explorer claims reach beyond Northwest Fox on Baffin coast
Mr. MacMillan says he penetrated the western coast of Baffin’s Land to a new Arctic depth never before reached by a white man. He asserts the region’s geography has been wrong for years and that the original explorer Northwest Fox provided incorrect data, being the first European to enter that area over 300 years ago.
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MacMillan
Arctic
Baffin’s Land
Baffin's Land
Northwest
Batffin's Land
MacMillan Expedition Claims Revised Map of Baffin Land
Captain MacMillan reported 900 days of ice observations from offshore, praising the winter and trip while noting Northwest Fox stayed aboard and made incorrect deductions. He will stay in Sydney before returning to Boston to present findings to the Carnegie Institute.
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Baffin’s Land
MacMillan
Northwest
Sydney
Boston
Carnegie Institute
Trapper Confesses Murder of 19-Year-Old Housekeeper
Omar Roberts a 64 year old trapper and guide held for the murder of Flora Gray a 19 year old housekeeper at Yarmouth Maine confessed last night in his cell that he saturated her with oil and killed her
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Yarmouth
Omar Roberts
Flora Gray
Dr True s Elixir praised for digestion and appetite
Letters from readers praise Dr True s Elixir as a trusted aid to appetite digestion and sleep. Mrs Rogers of East Boston reports better eating and health after using the medicine. A New Yorker notes relief from long standing milk and egg diet and requests shipments for family use.
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New Yorker
Old Plymouth
Mass
Dr. True
Wm. I. Ralph
J. F. True
Maine
Elizabeth Clark
Springer St. South Boston
F. E. Smith
Huntington Ave
Boston
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