Hindy Defeats Pi Alley Pete in City Hall Mouse Chase
Hindy the Post stable cat bested Pi Alley Pete in a chase that ended with Hindy seizing the mouse and Pete fleeing beyond the fence. Hindy boasted of many victories as he prepared for a new showdown with Spring Lane Spike on School Street.
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Hindy
Post Stable
Pi Alley
Peter
Rédent
Josiah Quincy
Pete
Post
the Lawn
Georges Carpentier
School Street
Farmer-Labor Party aims to destroy class rule says Christensen
Parley P. Christensen, presidential candidate, tells Women's City Club that his party will redistribute wealth once in power. He calls Democrats and Republicans controlled by funders and describes capital as stolen labor. He says the farmers are workers, and envisions organizing consumers and producers. He adds prohibition is not an issue but would be enforced if elected.
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Parley P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
Women’s City Club
Christensen
Mr. Christensen
America
Parochial School Children Taken to Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Five or more Our Lady of Lourdes pupils from Jamaica Plain rode in a Forsyth Dental Infirmary visit in a large auto bus recently donated by Cardinal O Connell for parochial school children. The St Appol onia Guild provided the vehicle.
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Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Cardinal O’connell
Our Lady of Lourdes
Jamaica Plain
St. Appolonia, Guild
Dental Clinic
Boston
Enterprising Boston Newspaper Dealers Highlight Local Leaders
A feature profiles leading newspaper dealers in greater Boston who vie to secure your Post. The piece outlines prominent business figures, their strategies, and the role of dealers in the local press market.
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Greater Boston
Hestlieg
Dorchester Newsdealer George M. Ellis Builds Up Trade
For eight years George M. Ellis of 2 Roseclair Street Dorchester has been a hustling newsdealer. His business grew so fast he called on his three brothers to handle route deliveries and shop duties while he served hundreds at the Edison Light factory and Edward Everett square. He once ran a store but shifted to paper work to pursue new business.
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George M. Ellis
Roseclair Street
Dorchester
George
Edison Light Factory
Edward Everett Square
Ellis
Lloyd Challenges Villard's Committee
The Loyal Coalition of Boston protests to Demarest Lloyd that Villard’s Committee of One Hundred to investigate Ireland is packed with Sinn Fein partisans. They warn the panel will be ineffective and urge disbanding or removing prejudiced members to avoid adding confusion on the Irish question.
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Lloyd
Villard
One Hundred
Orce
Donald Garrison Villard
Record enrollment at Radcliffe College on opening day
Radcliffe reported 608 students registered on the opening day the largest on record and expectations that totals will exceed 600 after final registration. The college saw many transfers from other institutions including Northwestern University and the University of Chicago seeking Radcliffe degrees.
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Radcliffe College
Radcliffe
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Senator Carl C. Emery Marries Hazel Bowden in Newburyport
Senator Carl G Emery of the third Essen district and Miss Hazel Marion Bowden of Newburyport wed this afternoon at 6 80 at the bride's uncle George P Ayre street home. Reverend officiant presided as the couple exchanged vows.
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Carl C. Emery
Newburyport
Carl G Emery
Essen
Hazel Marion Bowden
George P. ”Aye
Conference May Settle Taxi Strike
Settlement of the taxi driver strike may come this afternoon via the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration after it sought a conference between Taxi Drivers' Union delegates and a Big Five company representative.
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Triniion
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Taxi Drivers’ Union
Union Backed Conference At State House Today
Union members approved their committee action for a conference set for 3 pm at the State House. It remains uncertain whether employing companies will attend. City transport saw little change with support from small garages and independent taxi drivers who display union affiliation signs on their vehicles.
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State House
Independent
Taxi and Cab Drivers’ Association
BU Freshmen to Undergo Severe Initiation
Freshman girls at Boston University’s College of Liberal Arts are set to endure initiation by the Gamma Delta Society starting today. The sophomores direct the plan, with rumors of hair length disclosure and dramatic makeovers lasting the week as prizes for compliance.
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College of Liberal Arte
Boston University
Gamma Delta Society
All Girls Society
Tremont Theatre opens parade crossing for matinee patrons
The Tremont Theatre announces an arrangement for patrons to cross parade lines near the south end of the grand stand on Tremont Street Mall. A flag marks the crossing point and guards will grant passage to the theatre. Patrons able to walk 60 feet should use the Avery street entrance via Washington street for easier access.
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Tremont Theatre
Tremont Street
Avery Street
Washington Street
Fourth-ploored furniture ad lists beds and mattresses
An old advertisement promotes four poster bedsteads in mahogany finish for 37 dollars and fifty cents and hair mattresses made in Paine's factories for 35 dollars.
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Paine
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