Milliners discuss ethics and federation plans at New England meeting
Jitney veils and obus grays, folding auto hats and ribbon hearts were discussed at Ford Hall as New England Retail Milliners' Association considered business ethics and cooperative advertising. A national federation of milliners was proposed, to be followed by regional associations in the West and South.
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New England Retail Milliners’ Association
Ford Hall
New England Association
National
Federation of Milliners
Hat Trends and Trade Talk at Millinery Conference
The event showcases veils and collapsible auto hats with quick make time and ornamental ribbons. Louis Souvereign stresses hats reveal a woman’s character while judges on color naming and fashion slogans. John K Allen and Roger W Allen urge ethical advertising and industry organization to boost profits.
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Louis Souvereign
Garibaldi
Delft
Scotland
San Francisco
Orient
John K. Allen
Christian Science Monitor
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Roger W. Allen
Millinery Trade Review
Driver of unfit horse fined in Dedham Court
Israel Kroner of Malden was convicted on a MSPCA complaint of working a poor debilitated horse. He drove the animal from Malden to Needham and was fined 15 dollars. In default of payment he was committed to jail.
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Dedham
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Israel Kroner
Malden
Needham
Ten Killed in German Air Raid on English Coast
London reports ten people killed and 46 wounded in a German air raid on England's east coast Tuesday night. Three Zeppelins bombed eastern counties. anti aircraft guns fired, aeroplanes failed to locate the airships. Civilians suffered 56 casualties with one soldier among the wounded.
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London
England
Racer Dies After Portmouth Fair Track Crash
At the Portsmouth Fair first heat, driver Bert F. Yeaton suffered severe injuries when his horse Silver Heels fell onto him after Birdie Alcyo veered toward the fence. Yeaton received a fractured collar bone and wrist, facial and head injuries, and lost most of his teeth. Branham Boughman escaped, circling the track four times before capture.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Bert F. Yeaton
Walter Cox
Silver Heels
Leo Cavanagh
Manchester
Birdie Alcyo
Peter Carney
Branham Boughman
Carpenter Falls 35 Feet In South Boston Construction
John J. McDonough a 40 year old carpenter at a home on 151 D street South Boston was injured when staging collapsed yesterday afternoon. He suffered a fractured wrist internal injuries and possible skull fracture and was placed on the dangerous list at City Hospital.
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D Street
South
Boston
John J. McDonough
Garfield
McDonough
Minniecourt
Ninian Dodges Submarine On Atlantic Run
Officers of the Leyland liner Ninian report avoidance of a submarine near Britain by altering course after a warning from a British warship. Some crew believe Lord Kitchener may soon command English troops in Flanders.
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Liverpool
Manchester
England
Lord Kitchener
Flanders
Exports of Munitions Hit Fifty Million in July
Washington reports that American exports of war supplies rose sharply with converted munitions plants in full operation. July shipments of horses mules automobiles airplanes and explosives totaled nearly 50 million according to the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
July Exports Rise in Explosives and Munitions
June to July export data show a major jump in all other explosives including shells and special ammunition from 5 911 929 to 9 329 308. Automobiles fall from 14 500 000 to 11 000 000 while horses and mules rise to 12 600 000 from 10 500 000. Airplanes and cartridges stay steady with minor shifts, dynamite up to 100 899 and gunpowder up to 4 567 929 from 3 234 549 in June.
Haytian Leader Aiding Caperton to Quit Island
Rear Admiral Caperton reported to the Navy that General Rameau, a Haytian leader of influence, had been sent to Gonaives to quiet unrest near that port. Arrangements for Hayti customs administration move forward rapidly. The dispatch designated Past Assistant Paymasters McMillan and Snyder as collectors at Peti-goaive and Miragoane respectively.
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Island
Washington
Navy Department
General Rameau
Gonaives
Hayti
McMillen and
Snyder
Petiigoaive
Miragoane
Somerville Wedding Sees Miss Ethel A Ray Wed to J Arthur Gibson
Miss Ethel A Ray of 477 Medford Street Somerville married J Arthur Gibson of 29 Pritchard Avenue West Somerville in Broadway Congregational Church. Rev George L Parker officiated. Miss Harriet F Ray was maid of honor and Norman Ray best man. Flower girls Edith and Helen Burke. Reception for 90 followed. Ushers included Harry M Reynolds Hebert Odell R W Andrews and John H Faulkner.
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Ethel A. Ray
Medford Street
Somerville
Broadway Congregational Church
J. Arthur Gibson
Pritchard Avenue
West Somerville
Harriet F. Ray
Norman Ray
George L. Parker
Edith
Helen Burke
Harry M. Reynolds
Hebert Odell
R. W. Andrews
John H. Faulkner
Mrs Capt Noxon Sails Utopia Yacht Off L Street Bridge
The 90-foot former British racing yacht Isolde named Utopia anchors off the L street bridge. Mrs Anna Noxon, licensed pilot and owner, captains the craft with her four sons aboard and hundreds of guests visiting over two years, the Post reports.
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Utopia
L Street
Anna Noxon
Post
Noxon
L Street Bridge
Isolde: Mrs Noxon Turns a House Yacht Into a Utopia
Mrs Captain Noxon lives aboard the Isolde a 100 000 foot long house yacht docked on the coast. The vessel serves as a floating flat bungalow and social hub with a kitchen galley bath and den. She sails with her sons and a crew offering carefree holidays and a famed harbor party life for Boston Brookline visitors.
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Captain Noxon
Boston
Casey
South Station
Isolde
George
Lester
William
Nantasket
Blake Bros
Boston Suffrage Rallies Planned Across City Tonight
Open air events by the Boston Equal Suffrage Association stage Senate square meeting at 7 30 p m and a Washington and Pleasant streets rally at 8 30 with Miss Anne Cheney and Miss Catherine Callanan presiding. A headquarters party hosts a votes for women meeting at Columbus square and Pars and Tremont streets with Mrs Frances Kellogs Curtis and Miss Goodnow. East Boston hosts Orient Heights at 7 30 and Day square at 8 30 with Mrs William Paine Everts presiding and speakers Mrs Carrie F Sheehan and William Paine Everts.
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Boston Equal Suffrage Association
Castle Square
Washington and Pleasant Streets
Anne Cheney
Catherine Callanan
Columbus Square
Pars and
Tremont Streets
Frances Kellogs Curtis
Miss Goodnow
Boston
Orient Heights
Day Square
William Paine Everts
Carrie F. Sheehan
Malden Elects New Wardens as Progressives Lose Place
Malden aldermen announced the list of election officers with no Progressives selected. The board, now authorized by the mayor, named wardens for Ward 3 Precinct 2 with ex-Alderman David Cosgrove succeeding Charles A. Moore and Maplewood Precinct with Lawrence A. Murray replacing Thomas A. Conway. State primary polls will run 6 to 8 PM.
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Malden
Blakely
David Cosgrove
Charlies A. Moore
Maplewood Precint
Lawrence A. Murray
Thomas A. Conway
Fire on board Joseph W. Fordney near St John’s
The American steamer Joseph W. Fordney from Archangel to Boston arrived at St John’s N F with a cargo fire in flax and tow. Crews flooded hold number five to control the blaze as the ship bound for Boston.
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ST. John's
N. F
Joseph W. Fordney
New York
Archangel
Boston
Hospital corps man commits death by own action
Portland Mo Sept 8 Joseph Mc Mahon private in the First Class Hospital Corps at Fort McKinley committed death by his own action today by taking poison. Despondency is said to have been the cause. He was 30 years old and enlisted from Hartford Conn where his parents reside. The body will be shipped to Hartford Thursday.
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Portland
Joseph McMahon
Fort McKinley
Hartford
Conn
Dr Anna Howard Shaw to Speak at Waltham Saturday
Hundreds of Boston residents plan to attend a Saturday evening meeting in Asbury Temple Waltham featuring Dr Anna Howard Shaw president of the National Woman Suffrage Association she will address the gathering on women’s rights and suffrage.
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Boston
Waltham
Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman Suffrage Association
Asbury Temple
Governor Walsh approves sixteen public appointments
Governor Walsh sent sixteen appointments to the executive council including Charles A. Russell of Gloucester to the Public Service Commission seat vacated by Clin ton E. White. Other choices include John P. Driscoll of Framingham, Robert J. Dunkle of Boston, Tsale Laplante of Fall River, and John E. Swift of Milford. The council approved Warren A. Edson as deputy smoke inspector at 2800 annually and Herbert A. Dallas as clerk of examiners of electricians at 2000. The council commuted Louis Bitzer's 1901 murder sentence and parole prospects hinge on ongoing parole board recommendations. Warden Nathan D. Allen vouched for clemency.
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Walsh
Executive Council
Charles A. Russell
Gloucester
Public Service Commission
Clinton E. White
Russell
Essex County
John P. Driscoll
Framingham
South Middlesex
Ladd
Robert J. Dunkle
Boston
Boiler Rules
Tsale Laplante
Fall River
Police
Clarence ©. Perkins
Winthrop
Nautical School Commission
John E. Swift
Milford
Warren A. Edson
Herbert A. Dallas
Board of Examiners of Electricians
Louis Bitzer
Greenfield
Lfe
Ida May Colombe
Nathan D. Allen
Charlestown
Bitzer
John Hargis
Randall
Dana Malone
Parole Board
Governor names Russell in latest list for office
The Governor sent to the council the nomination of Russell a Colby and BU Law graduate and 1912 Democratic elector for the successor to Mr. White along with other key appointments including A Lincoln Filene to the State Board of Education and Mrs. George S. Ladd to the Board of Agriculture and various district posts.
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White
Russell
Colby College
Boston University Law School
A. Lincoln Filene
William Filene Sons Company
State Board of Education
Simeon B. Chase
Fall River
George S. Ladd
Orange
Board of Agriculture
John T. Wheelwright
Public Health Council
Lombard Williams
Auto Upsets Leave One Dead Two Hurt Near Berlin
Near Berlin New Hampshire on September 8 a tire blowout caused a car to overturn. C. F. Johnson died at the scene while Edward B. Blain and Corey A. Goddard were seriously injured with Goddard in critical condition.
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Berlin
N. H
C. F. Johnson
Edward B. Blain
Corey A. Goddard
Goddard
Villain Held for Death of Jaures in Paris Case
Paris newspaper report details Magistrate Drioux deciding to send Raoul Villain to the Assizes Court for wilful murder in the July 31 1914 assassination of Jean Jaures the French Socialist leader.
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Paris
Drioux
Jean Leon Jaures
Raoul Villain
Villain
Assizes
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