Worked His Way to Chief
C N Woodward, formerly general manager, has been named general superintendent of the eastern division for the New York New Haven and Hartford. He will oversee the Boston Providence and Old Colony divisions from offices at South Station, reflecting the line’s policy of promoting from within. Woodward began in 1882 with the old New York and New England road and advanced to superintendent of multiple divisions before becoming general superintendent in 1912.
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Co. N. Woodward
New Haven
New York
New Haven & Hartford
C. N. Woodward
Mr. Woodward
South Station
Boston
Providence
Old Colony
Woodward
New York and
New England
Midland
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Shore Line
Governor to appoint Everett A. Stone to Utilities Board
Governor Foss expected to nominate ex Mayor Everett A. Stone of Springfield to the Public Utilities Commission today. Despite objections, officials said Stone is best equipped among the candidates and likely to be named.
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Foss
Everett A. Stone
Springfield
Public Utilities Commission
Mr. Stone
Young Gardener Hauls Home Giant Beet in Revere
The 11 year old Miss Theodora Gauthier of 59 Beachland Avenue, Revere, harvested a 3 pounds 2 ounces beet she grew in a backyard vegetable garden. She started the project at Rite School and tended beds of corn, potatoes, beets, lettuce and greens. The beet is described as large, red, solid and without a bad spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Gauthier
A. Gauthier
Beachland Avenue
Revere
Gauthier
Rite School
Four Battleships Due at Navy Yard This Week
The battleships Georgia New Jersey Rhode Island and Nebraska will arrive today at the navy yard and remain the Georgia for some time. The other three ships with the Virginia will sail about Oct 1. The collier Brutus arrived yesterday with 2500 tons of coal.
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Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Navy Yard
Virginia
Brutus
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Earn Praise from Restaurant Owner
William Priest, operator of a fire restaurant at 686 Tremont Street, credits the Osmo-Chemic physicians for his recovery from headaches and back pain after they diagnosed bladder troubles and provided treatment. He praises the practitioners and urges friends to seek their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Priest
Iam
Captain Loring Cates Recalls Life Aboard Tank Steamer
Captain Loring A. Cates of Dorchester narrates the long duty aboard a coastwise tank steamer, the sea life’s monotony and dangers from inflammable oil. He credits Osmo-Chemic physicians with successful throat catarrh treatment and recommends their medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring A. Cates
Brookview St
Dorchester
After Nine Years Fernandez Finds Osmo-Chemic Cure
Mr. Fernandez, a cabinet maker and world traveler, suffered nine years with liver trouble. He found relief after Osmo-Chemic treatment, saying he feels much better and resides at 19 Corning St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernandez
Jos, Verruandez
Mr. Fernandez
Corning
Boston
Free One Month Treatment Offer By Osmo-Chemle Physicians
Osmo-Chemle physicians announce a limited time offer for chronic disease patients. Anyone starting or renewing treatment by September 17 will receive one month’s treatment including medicines at no cost. Dr J L Plunkett, chief consulting physician, lists offices at 85 and 0 10 Boylston St Boston. Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 4, 6 to 8 p.m. Closed Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Priest
Fernandez
J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Boylaton St
Boston
Appointment tensions split Public Utilities Commission
Report notes a divided PUC with Chairman MacLeod and George W. Anderson opposing Commissioners White and Bishop over the New Haven bond issue. Governor Foss's appointment plans for the license commission and port collector Edmund Billings are debated, with Democratic support and the governor's independent bid discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Macleod
George W. Anderson
White
Bishop
New Haven
License Commission
Gloucester Defies Law On Public Disease Hospitals
Mayor Foster of Gloucester opposes the hospital requirement for contagious diseases. The tuberculosis committee raised the idea of using Gloucester and Brockton as a test case but will wait for more testimony. Officials report widespread city opposition and question the law’s enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Gloucester
Brockton
State Board of Health
Arthur S. Torrey
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