Pilgrim tercentenary events and city meetings schedule
Convention of National Insurance Men at Hotel Copley Plaza opens at 9:30 am with Equipment and Painting Division of the American Railroad Association. Federal Pilgrim Commission meets at 11 am at Hotel Copley Plaza. Luncheon by the Pilgrim Publicity Association at 12:30 pm, 257 Washington Street. Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Bellevue at 12:30 pm. Reception for Mrs. Benjamin Pitman recognizing Mrs. George R. Fearing Jr. at Edgecombe. Outdoor motion pictures at Sonan Park Dorchester Park and recreation department at 8 pm.
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Copley-Plaza
American Railroad Association
American ‘House
Federal Commission On Pilgrim
Hotel Corley-Plaza
Pilgrim Publicity” Association
Washington Street
Frank A. Black
Kiwanis Club
Bellevue
Benjamin
George R. Fearing
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
Edgecombe
Auspices Park and Recreation Department
Sonan Park
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Nervous Exhaustion Advised Treatment with Pink Pills
An ad explains irritability signals nervous strain, headaches, sleeplessness, and potential neurasthenia. It promotes Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a blood nourishing tonic, claims to aid anemia, and offers purchase by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady NY for 60 cents per box plus a free booklet on nervous diseases.
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Williams
Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for Eye Irritation Relief
Eye specialists endorse Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy for eye irritation and to improve eyesight. Sold with money back guarantee by all druggists.
Warner supporters abandon independent bid for governor vindication
Friends of Speaker Joseph E. Warner decide not to field an independent candidacy after his defeat for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor by Alvan T. Fuller. They shift to securing vindication on the charge he profited from fees paid for legislative appearances to Harold Hathaway in Taunton.
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Joseph E. Warner
Alvan T. Fuller
Warner
Harold Hathaway
Taunton
Warner Opposes Independent Candidacy Ahead of Club Inquiry
The article notes Warner resisted an independent run after urging friends to back him. Fuller’s charges prompt a planned investigation by Roosevelt Club directors, with Fuller possibly declining to testify. Warner’s camp hints at a slander suit if exonerated, while GOP leaders may halt the drive before further clashes.
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Warner
Roosevelt Club
Fuller
Swift & Company Meat Market Pressure Statement
Swift & Company describes the ongoing strain of fluctuating livestock supply and the need to buy and process animals daily. The firm cannot hold perishables and must sell at prevailing market prices to avoid losses, noting a half cent price shift can swing profit or loss.
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Swift & Company
Reform Prospects Dull in Warner Fuller Campaign Clash
Reported talks between Cox and Speaker Warner failed to yield a firm plan for campaign conduct and the Warner camp showed signs of wavering. Washburn proposed a compromise with Fuller calling for a public apology, but Fuller refused to negotiate. Recounts in several titles produced no material change, and Warner backers foresee little payoff from pursuing further action.
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Warner
Mystery Vault Funds Trigger Tax Investigation
Local revenue officials began probing $2,225,000 found in the federal building vaults with no source record. A corporation’s receipts showed a $225,000 tax payment missing from books, while the duplicate receipt was lost, casting doubt on rest of the $2,226,000 believed to be income taxes.
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Chicago
Internal Revenue
Federal
Alibi Fails as Prohibition Sweep Traces Train Cargo
David Rosen, eating lunch on Forty second Street, New York, is claimed to have accepted a stranger’s offer to transport liquor to Boston. Prohibition agents testified Rosen carried suitcases with whiskey, but Rosen said he only believed the man would pay his fare. Commissioner Hayes detained Rosen in 500 dollars for the federal grand jury.
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David Rosen
Forty-second Street
New York
Boston
Rosen
United States
Hayes
Rogen
Newtonville
Cronin
Ford
Gillette Razor Ad Promotes Quality and Trust in Retail
An advertisement extols Gillette as the leading scientific shaving instrument. It urges readers to trust dealers who prioritize customer interests, noting Gillette displays in shops worldwide and is vouched for by twenty million men as safe economical and valuable for a good shave.
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New England
North Market St
Cox
Robert M. Washburn
Washburn
Hooch
Bservers
Gillette
Montreal
Quebec
San Francisco
London
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Milan
Madrid
Brussels
Buenos Aires
Sydney
Shanghai
Singapore
Calcutta
Constantinople
Port Elizabeth
Rio de Janeiro
Tokyo
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Libau
Baltic Sea
Lexington
Lexington Automobile Co
Boylston Street
Bostop
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