Killed by an Auto in Back Bay
Morris M. Shore a 29 year old resident of 88 Salem street was struck and killed by an automobile owned and operated by Howard B. Daniels of Old County road Acton. Witnesses say the racing type car may have been speeding as it turned from Arlington street toward Beacon street before the fatality. Daniels was arrested on a manslaughter charge after rushing Shore to City Hospital where he died.
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Arlington Street
Beacon Street
Morris M. Shore
Salem Street
Howard B. Daniels
Old County Road
Acton
Daniels
City Hospital
Shore
Back Bay
First Troops at Home Again in Boston
The 79 members of the Massachusetts Field Hospital Company No 1 return from the Mexican border to Boston amid cheers. They arrive at Roxbury yards of the New York, New Haven Hartford line with haversacks rolls and mascots including lizards and goats, after three months away and late arrival.
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Massachusetts Field Hospital Company No. 1
Boston
Roxbury
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Mansfield Born in East Boston Sets Democratic Governor Bid
Frederick W. Mansfield born March 26, 1877 in East Boston. Lawyer and labor ally, he served as State Treasurer after a 1913 Democratic landslide and later campaigned on anti Socialism platforms while guiding labor law measures. He married Helena Roe in 1904 and resided in Dorchester with no children.
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Frederick W. Mansfield
East Boston
Emerson Grammar
Boston University of Law
American Federation of Labor
State House
Mansfield
United States
Senate
Suffolk
Ife
Helena E. Roe
Harbor View
Boston
Geneva Avenue
Dorchester
Pp. J. Grady
St. Peter’s Court
Division 50
Roxbury
Boston Bar Association
Massachusetts Bar Association
Massachusetts Trial Lawyers Association
Russell Democratic Club
Hughes Challenges Wilson Admin Over Lind Charge
In Cleveland on September 26 Charles E. Hughes challenged the Wilson administration to deny a charge that in 1914 John Lind was authorized by President Wilson to tell a Mexican minister that Huerta would be ousted if he did not step down.
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Cleveland, O
Charles E. Hughes
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
Still In Service After Arrival Of Nine Car Special Train
The nine cars of a special train were unloaded at the Commonwealth armory, with families gathering at the railroad yards to greet returning Federal service members. The men are on furlough awaiting discharge instructions from Washington and may be released to report daily at set times. Many officers are physicians and will resume practice, while many enlisted are hospital staff.
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Commonwealth Armory
Washington
New York
Lithuanian Church Choirs Hold First City Concert
The choirs of the Lithuanian church in Boston and Montello gave their first joint concert at Lithuanian Hall in South Boston. A very large audience attended the event marking a historic collaboration.
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Boston
Montello
Lithuanian Hall
South Boston
Hughes Attacks Admin Over Adamson Law and Mexico Policy
In a Central Armory speech with Myron Herrick present, Hughes assailed the administration for the Adamson law and warned a successor would be a blot. He spoke across Ohio including Toledo addresses where workers cheered as he pressed for strong investigation before legislation and a correct international stance in Mexico.
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Hughes
Central Armory
Myron T. Herrick
France
Herrick
Ohio
Toledo
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Mexico
Honor Boss With Concert At Medford Home
More than 200 guests attended a testimonial concert for William H. Atkins at his Medford Hillside residence sponsored by the Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston Employees' Club. John J. Buckley led the club and presented gifts, with L. L. Edgar H. S. Bryant and Buckley coordinating the event.
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William H. Atkins
Capen Street
Medford Hillside
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Boston
Atkins
John J. Buckley
L. L. Edgar
H. S. Bryant
J. J. Buckley
Billy Sunday Life Story Plot Unveiled in Sunday Post
Paul Waitt presents a major instalment of Billy Sunday’s life story in the upcoming Sunday Post. The feature promises fresh details about the evangelist’s career, public reactions, and long career milestones as it unfolds.
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Billy
Paul Waitt
Next Sunday Post
How to Rid the Skin of Objectionable Hairs
A beauty aid outlines a quick hair removal method using a stiff paste of delatone and water. Apply to the hairy area, wait two to eight minutes, then rub and wash to remove all hair. The procedure is described as non injurious if genuine delatone is used.
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D. W. Collum
Field Hospital Company, No. 1
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State Board of Pharmacy
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