Three More Boats Sunk and A Health Officials Row
Lloyds reports the sinking of the Spanish steamer Luis Vives and two Norwegian steamers Furu and Fredavore with crews rescued or missing. The Polynesia was sunk near Penwith with captain and two crew landed. four others missing. In Beverly Dr Voss disputes Dr Mc Laughlin over tenure and transfer of factory hygiene duties to the Board of Labor and Industries.
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London
Luis Vivess
Lloyds
Krakatau
Amsterdam
Fu-ru
Bergen
Fredavore
Faraund
Luis Vives
Valencia
Cardiff
Almeria
Furu
Bougie
Algeria
Newport
Seville
Spain
Penzance
England
Polynesia
New York
Lauring
Voss
Board of Labor and Industries
McLaughlin
Hungary to Form Coalition War Cabinet
Reuter dispatch from Zurich reports Budapest nearing agreement between government and opposition on creating a coalition cabinet for Hungary as of September 12.
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Hungary
London
Budapest
Reuter
Zurich
Fire Chief Links Violations to Three-Alarm Blaze
Chief McDonough of the fire department says building law violations sparked a strict probe into yesterday’s three alarm fire that caused 30000 dollars in damage to a six building complex of the International Waste Company on K street South Boston. He later estimates total loss at 90000 dollars. The Jess Tirrell estate owns the properties fronting on K street and extending back 200 feet. the rear section was gutted.
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McDonough
Fire Department
International Waste Company, Inc
K Street
South
Boston
Fire traps workers as building jammed with cotton waste
Chief investigator reports the structure filled to the roof with cotton waste blocking doors, hindering firemen from entering. Foreman John La Rocca spotted the blaze on the second floor, triggering alarms and advancing to a third alarm. Bos ton Forwarding and Transportation Company barns saved. 15 horses moved to safety. Contents valued at $60,000.
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John la Rocca
Broadway
Louis Lichtenshein
Boston Forwarding and Transportation Company
Lichtenshein
Appeal Over Militia Case Heard By U S Circuit Court
The United States Court of Appeals heard an appeal from a district court order that released five Massachusetts volunteer troopers from military service for refusing the National Guard oath. Named are Emerson Lowell Jackson Angevene Tenney. the lower court held they were no longer subject to duty under the National Defense Act.
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District Court
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
National Guard
Putnam, Aldrich and
Bingham
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Alexander M. Emerson
Alfred P. Lowell
Clinton W. Jackson
Boston
Jay B. Angevene
Brookline
Rockwell C. Tenney
Springfield
Pleasant Shop Atmosphere Attracts Buyers
A light airy store with spacious layout and experienced salesmen creates a comfortable shopping environment. Customers can expect a more satisfactory transaction under these conditions than in less favorable settings.
Dean Sarah Louise Arnold Publishes Boston Speller
Sarah Louise Arnold dean of Simmons College compiles a new spelling book for Boston schools. The primer introduces a fresh system of instruction aimed at improving student spelling.
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Sarah Louise Arnold
Simmons College
Boston
Criticism and Defense of New School Speller in Nation’s Cities
A Cincinnati edition of a new speller faces backlash for using Peter Piper and Mother Goose rhymes to teach spelling. Dean Arnold defends the method, arguing it improves sound and form, maintains interest, and aids memory. The book is adopted in many cities including Washington and Boston sees promising results.
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Cincinnati
Peter Piper
Dean Arnold
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Newark
Columbus
Boston
Wolf's Offers Boys’ School Suits With Extra Pants
Advertisement notes boys prepare for school opening with fall suits at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland Streets Boston. Heavyweight materials endure wear and every suit includes an extra pair of pants for 4.98 with legal stamps given on each purchase.
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Boston
Wolf’s
Hanover
Portland Sts
Wolf's
Eich
Bakers welcome bread price probe announced
S F Mc Donald president of the National Association of Master Bakers sent a telegram to T T Franken berg in Columbus announcing that bakers welcome a full federal investigation into the cause of the proposed bread price increase. The statement responds to Chicago information that city and federal authorities would start such an inquiry an hour after baseball games ended yesterday, a matter street commissioners had under advisement.
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Columbus, CO
S. F. McDonald
National Association of Master Bakers
T. T. Frankenberg
Chicago
Closing of Gaffney Street to Vehicles Near Braves Field
Proposed order would exclude vehicular traffic from Gaffney Street near Braves Field for a one hour period before a slated event. The plan aims to ensure safety and smooth access, with details to be finalized by city authorities.
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America
Europe
Gaffney St
Gaffney Street
Braves Field
Biography of Billy Sunday Starts in Next Sunday Post
A new authoritative biography of Billy Sunday is announced to begin serialization in the upcoming issue of the Sunday Post, promising an in-depth portrayal of the evangelist’s life and influence.
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Billy Sunday
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Beverly
A. J. Mclaughlin
J. W. Voss
McLaughin
New England
Jordan Marsh Company
China
Japan
Sery Rhymes
Sarah Louish Arnold
Sunday Post
Brockton
Hyde Park
Lynn
Worcester
Providence
John B. Stetson
Kennedy’s
Hawley Streets
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