Judge Denies Naturalization to Barnet Goldberg
Federal Judge Morton refused final naturalization papers to Barnet Goldberg of Woolson Street Mattapan. The court found he sought military service exemption during the war by claiming alien status, after an earlier denial and subsequent investigation confirmed the claim. Goldberg thus remains an alien.
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Morton
Barnet Goldberg
Woolson Street
Mattapan
Goldberg
Jude Morton
Mother credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription health boost
Albany New York report from Mrs C F Steller says the remedy improved her health during pregnancy and allowed active work after one bottle. She credits continued use for ongoing well being and a healthy child. Available in tablets or liquid from all druggists. free confidential advice from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo.
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Albany
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
C. F. Steller
Elk St
Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo
Harvard College enrollees set new freshman record
Harvard College reported 856 first year men registered the largest freshman class in its history. The Medical School and College of Business Administration reached capacity while the Law School anticipated more late registrations. Overall university enrollment surpassed last year with 2620 in the college and strong figures in graduate schools.
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Harvard College
Medical School
College of Business Administration
Law
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Graduate School of Education
Boys Set Fire to Load of Hay in East Cambridge
John McGonigle of Charlestown drove a hay wagon through Binney Street to Cambridge stables when four boys crept up and used a match to ignite the load. The wagon and hay burned, Engine 7 extinguished the flames, and no arrests were made as the youths fled the scene.
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John McGonigle
Elm Street
Charlestown
Binney Street
East Cambridge
Cambridge City
Columbia Street
John
Engine 7
Neat Coal Hod System Boosts Kitchen Tidiness
A homemaker praises a Crawford coal stove feature with interchangeable hods. She explains moving ashes from a chute into a hod kept under doors, then carrying coal and ashes in one trip, keeping the coal hod out of sight for a tidier kitchen.
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Crawford
Masters Heroes Gather for Medal Ceremony at Copley Plaza
The 204 living Medal of Honor recipients gathered last night in Copley Plaza for their annual meeting. The event highlighted the highest national honor for gallantry above and beyond the call of duty.
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Copley Plaza
Valor Legion set to debate second class membership
The Valor Legion considers creating a second class of membership for lineal descendants of Medal of Honor and Distinguished Service Cross holders as aging members debate the organization’s future. Notables arriving include W I Ward at 81, Governor Samuel E Pingree, Captain Samuel B Horne, and veterans from Civil War to Spanish American actions. Patrick J. Kyle leads the group with Medal of Honor ties.
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Legion of Valor
Valor Legion
W. FI. Ward
Kansas City
Grant
Ward
Mississippi
Samuel E. Pingree
Vermont
Samuel B. Horne
Winstead
Conn
Pingre
Lees Mills
Richmond
Horne
Connecticut
Fort Harrison
Patrick J. Kyle
Charlestown
Mediterranean
Herman W. Kuckmeister
Winthrop
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Anthony J. Carson
Philippine Islands
Inspect Lechmere Square to review loop station plan
Members of the public utilities department with engineers and City Engineer Hastings of Cambridge will visit Lechmere Square Cambridge tomorrow to inspect conditions and review proposals for a loop and terminal station. The move follows a hearing where Councillor William A. Hogan and others accused the Elevated of acting without Cambridge City Council approval.
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Public Utilities Department
Boston
Hastings
Cambridge
Lechmere Square
William A. Hogan
Ledoux Proposes War Profiteer Tax Plan at White House
Urbain Ledoux called on President Harding at the White House to name all war profiteers or to require 50 percent of war profits be contributed to a relief fund for the unemployed. Harding reportedly noted legality limits and reserved use of a public appeal for dire need.
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Washington
Urbain Ledoux
White House
Harding
Ledoux
Treasury
East Boston Boy Struck by Ice Wagon
Joseph Marconi aged 5 of 6 Trenton street East Boston was struck by an ice wagon while playing in the street. The forward right wheel struck his head and he was taken to the relief hospital for observation after abrasions and cuts were noted by Dr. Allen. Police seek the wagon owner and driver.
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Joseph Marconi
Trenton Street
Boston
Relief Hospital
Allen
Pine blister study warns berries near pines unsafe
Albany reports forest experts at the Association of State Foresters meeting urge removing currant and gooseberry bushes within close distance to white pine to curb blister rust spread. The rust transfers between pines and berries, with damage likened to a forest fire, and control may be possible by pruning away nearby berry plants.
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Albany
N. Y
Association of State Foresters
New York
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