Massachusetts Safety Congress Urges Action To Reduce Accidents
Commissioner John N. Cole told National Safety Council delegates at the State House that safety hinges on driver mindset not speed. Massachusetts launches No-Accident Week with a statewide program, safety demonstrations, and a citizen mobilization plan to curb industrial and road hazards.
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Congress of National Safety Council
State House
John N. Cole
The
National Safety Council
Cole
Tome
Massachusetts
Congress
United States
Cox
Tolman
E. A. Horton
State Senate
Howard Coonley
Massachusetts Safety Council
No Accident Week Starts With Normal Numbers of Injuries
A Boston report chronicles a busy Monday as public curiosity about No Accident Week grows while several pedestrians and drivers suffer injuries. Notable cases include Annie Mackintosh found dead with gas jets on, John Bennett listed in danger after Broadway collision, and multiple victims treated at City Hospital and Relief Hospital.
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Hub
Bas Posening
Annie R. Mackintosh
West Newton Street
Norman Bennett
Hollis
N. H
John Bennett
West Second Street
Carney Hospital
Broadway
Morris Deitchman
Third Street
William W. Johnson
Western Avenue
Cambridge
United Drug Plant
Columbus Avenue
New Bedford Hermit Rich After Cleanup Finds Bank Books
Workmen at 25 Hillman Street uncover bank books showing Walton F. Phinney, recently died at the almshouse, had more than 5000 in credit. Phinney had lived alone at 2 Hillman Street until neighbors reported his destitution, and he was moved to the almshouse on August 31. He claimed 73 in the Five Cents Savings Bank held in trust by brother Howard M. Phinney of Cotuit, with only interest payable.
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New Berqford
Hillman Street
Walton F. Phinney
Phinney
Five Cents Savings Bank
Howard M. Phinney
Cotuit
Real estate broker Capen dies by self inflection in Hartford club
Hartford report states Harry R. Capen a 4% real estate broker shot himself in a club room. A note found with him cited financial troubles. The summary notes Swift & Company beef carcass prices in Boston for the week ending Sept. 24 ranged 8.50 to 16.80 cents per pound, averaging 13.98 cents.
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Conn
Harry R. Capen
Capen
Swift & Company
Boston
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