Population of Prisons Falls in Massachusetts Inmates
Massachusetts Prison Association reports a steady drop in prison numbers. For the year ending Sept 1, inmates in county prisons declined by 1 percent for men and 6 for women, with state totals down 21 percent overall. Concord Reformatory and Sherborn women’s reformatory show sizable drops, while Rutland camp and State Farm also fallen.
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Massachusetts Prison Association
State Prison
Concord Reformatory
Rutland
Reformatory For Women
Sherborn
State Farm
Clapp Will Gifts $20,000 to Maine General Hospital
Public bequests totaling $30,000 are revealed in the will of Mary J. B. Clapp of Portland. The largest gift is $20,000 to the Maine General Hospital, with her historical collection divided among several societies including Massachusetts and Concord.
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Portland
Mary J. B. Clapp
Maine General Hospital
Massachusetts and Concord Societies
Weldona advertised as relief for rheumatism and stomach ills
An East Boston woman describes severe rheumatism after influenza and credits Weldona with swift relief. The ad touts Weldona as the “Wonder Worker” for rheumatism, claims no alcohol or dope, and invites readers to request a free book from Weldona Co. via 132 Boylston St Boston.
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Weldon
Weldona
Weldona Co
Boylston St
Boston
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
Plan to Root Our Moonshine Evil Plan to Root Our Moonshine Evil
Judge Thomas P. Riley warns Malden of home made brews and druggist abuses in a city hall lecture attended by Mayor Kimball and Police Commissioner Burbank. He outlines two major evils moonshiners and licensed druggists and calls for revoking licenses, stricter oversight, reciprocal police help, and physician cooperation to curb deadly practices.
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Riley
Thomas P. Riley
Malden District Court
Malden
Kimball
Burbank
Jamaica
Republican State Convention Events Today
Public hearing and meeting on resolutions for the Republican State convention at 2 p m in room 325 Kimball building. 6 p m Boston Export Round Table Club hosts New England exporters with R S MacElwee on The Government's Export Policy for 1921. 6 p m convention night before dinner at Hotel Brunswick. 8 p m Constitution Day at Faneuil Hall with Samuel Eliot Morrison speaking.
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Kimball Building
New England
Boston
Addreson
Samuel Eliot Morrison
Pilgrimage of Massachusetts Masons to 33d degree session
Massachusetts Masons begin the annual Scottish Rite session in Chicago opening September 20 and running to September 28. Leaders Lieut. Grand Commander Leon M. Abbott and others depart Boston with candidates led by Rev. Ambrose A. Dore and aided by club president Miss Mary L. Riley and a group of assistants. Readied candidates include Lynn's Harry Sulphin, Randolph's Herbert F. French, Fall River's David G. Burdick, Worcester's Arthur B. Chapin, and Springfield's David E. Miller, with others from Boston, Salem and Brookline joining later.
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Massachusetts
Lynn
Herbert F. French
Randolph
David G. Burdick
Fall River
Arthur B. Chapin
Worcester
David E. Miller
Springfield
Joseph M. Bryant
Melvin M. Johnson
Boston
Albert F. Smith
Salem
James D. Robertson
Brookline
Kewpie Dolls to Glow at St John’s Harvest Party
More than 100 kewpie dolls dressed by members will be featured at the harvest party organized by St John’s Catholic Women’s Association of North Cambridge. The event runs tomorrow afternoon and evening on the clubhouse grounds under association auspices.
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St. John’s Catholic Women’s Association of
North Cambridge
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Clapp Will
Mrs. M. Bouchey
New Street
East Boston
Tinued
License Commission
Jordan Marsh Company
Bay State
Ambrose A. Dore
Mary L. Riley
Mabel Harrington
Alice Harrington
Ruth Igo
Mary
Bayer
Washington ST
OLD Clark’s Hotel
Beacon Hill
Tiffany
Manila
Martin Lomasney
U.S. Army Goods
U. S. Army
Red Cross
U. S. A. Medical Corps
People's
the People’s Rice
Forces Post
Cable
U. S
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