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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1913

Page

24

Missing 16 year old Harriet Kerr of Malden sought

Mrs. Clara Kerr appeals to Boston Post readers for help finding her daughter Harriet Kerr a 16 year old who disappeared from Malden in mid January with a man twice her age who also vanished. The mother notes Harriet wore brown corduroy and carried a black handbag and asks anyone with information to contact Waterbury or Malden police.

Clara Kerr Mainstreet Malden Boston Post Harriet Waterbury Conn Jacksonville

North Haven Victims' Condition Worsens From Railroad Wreck

Nine victims of the North Haven railroad wreck on September 2 remain in local hospitals. Three are critically ill three with poor prospects for recovery. Among the injured are Miss Jeanne Annette of Bayonne New Jersey with a broken back and Rose Zimmerman of New York with a broken neck.

North Haven New Haven Conn Jeanne Annette Bayonne N. J Rose Zimmerman New York

Ten Hurt As Auto Truck Goes Off Cliff Toward Great Barrington Fair

A Clelland Turner truck carrying sixteen passengers from Chester to the Great Barrington fair plunged toward Monument Mountain in Stockbridge to avoid a line of carriages. Frank Maynard could not brake on the steep grade and steered into an embankment. four injuries sent to Great Barrington emergency hospital. Doctors attended the scene. ten people were injured in the crash.

Lenox Mass Clelland Turner Chester Frank Maynard Monument Mountain Stockbridge Maynard Great Barrington Fair

Cobb's Big Grocery House Advertisement

Food quotations list smoked shoulders at 12c per pound pure lard at 12 1 2c per pound and pea beans at 7c per quart. The ad notes distribution across New England and invites readers to send for the magazine price list from Cobb's Hanover Street store at the Union corner.

Cobb Hanover St Corner Union New England

War Declared on Rowdies After Medford Malden Parade

After bricks struck parade watchers and missiles injured bystanders on the Malden Medford boundary street parade, police vow a drastic crackdown. Investigations continue. arrests likely. A local real estate dealer, whose office was damaged, aids in the probe against hoodlum elements.

Malden Medford Medford and

Boys suits in wool with guaranteed fast color

Double breasted and Norfolk styles in sizes 6 to 18 years. Guaranteed all wool and fast color. Every suit is a convincing explanation of the popularity of this department with parents who demand something more than mere claims of superiority. These suits are great values and they prove it by the service they give.

Board appoints two investigators in garment strike

The State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration appointed Joseph Rudy and Frank H. McCarthy as investigators to gather facts on the North and West End garment workers strike. They will report to the board next Tuesday.

State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration North West End Joseph Rudy Frank H. McCarthy Central Labor Union

Election Yields New College Officers

Yesterday’s vote elected Warren M. Fiske of Mexico City as president George W Angell of Syracuse as vice president William B Richardson of Fisher's Island NY as marshal James L Brown of Somerville as treasurer and Donald H Whitney of Somerville as secretary Fiske belongs to Delta Tau Delta and the Sword and Shield Society and was last year’s class president.

Warren M. Fiske Mexico City George W. Angell Syracuse William B. Richardson Fisher's Island N. Y James L. Brown Somerville Donald H. Whitney Fiske Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Sword and Shield Society

Freed on Alien Smuggling Charge

Harry Bertram a lamp trimmer on the White Star liner Cymric was acquitted by a jury in the United States District Court yesterday of aiding a Chinese alien to land at this port in violation of immigration laws. Bertram was arrested after the capture of a Chinese on the Cymric about six weeks ago. The Chinese will be deported and Bertram is expected to return to England.

Harry Bertram White Star United States District Court Bertram White Star Line England

Secretary Redfield Dispatches Agent to Study Chinese Cotton Trade

Graham Clark, a commercial agent, has been sent by Secretary Redfield of China to investigate the decline in American cotton goods sales in China. The $28,000,000 worth sold in 1905 dropped to $7,400,000 in 1912 and under $6,000,000 in the year just closed.

Graham Clark Redfield China

To Get More Men in Our We Are Making Suits to Measure

A clothing ad touts Hockanum worsteds as the finest woolens with measured suits. It claims fabrics surpass foreign mills and urges customers that $35 offers exceptional value, traditionally $50 elsewhere.

Adams Square Special Cape Gloves Offer

An Extra Good Value in Men's Cape Gloves priced at 1.15 compares favorably with typical 1.50 gloves. Adams Square Special features patent horn clasp out seams and sizes 7 to 10 regular and cadet, available in light and dark shades, with complete lines of Fowne's and Adler's gloves.

Academy Adams Square Fowne Adler

New Stripe Effect in Men's Shirts In Paris Percale

The latest Parisian novelty in French Percale features a short bosom with 44 plaits. Stripes run across laundered cuffs, with blue gray and helio stripes on white grounds. Available sizes 14 to 17. Price two dollars.

New Briton Last in Black and Tan Calf Shoes

Fine quality workmanship highlights snappy style points. Invisible eye lets to the top wide swing last and low receding toe with broad shank and flange heels. Popular shoes shown for men. Also available Young America Shoes for smaller boys priced from 2 to 3 50 dollars.

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