Car accidents in East Boston cause multiple injuries
Several unusual auto mishaps in East Boston injured four youths and two adults. Edward O Toole of Winthrop and Raymond Schueler were trapped under a overturned truck on Saratoga Street and later treated for contusions. A seven year old girl, Anna Storlazzio, broke an ankle after a guard post rolled down Webster Street steps. Harry Cohen and Richard O Connell, aged 11 and 16, were hurt by cars at Paris Street and Saratoga Street respectively, with Cohen sustaining a skull fracture and O Connell a leg fracture.
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Boston
Edward O'Toole
Pleasant Street
Raymond Schueler
Shirley Street
Winthrop
Saratoga Street
Winthrop Bridge
O’toole
Schueler
East Boston Relief Hospital
O'Toole
Anna Storlazzio
Lamson Street
Ruth Street
Webster
Marginal
Pasquale Antone
Meridian Street
Fred A. Healey
George McLaughlin
Revere Street
Revere
A. S. Grant School
Paris Street
Henry Hamid
O'Connell
Saratoga
Moore Street
Joseph P. Flemming
Post-Mortem Honor for Weymouth Bay
Massachusetts will honor war hero Ralph Talbot with a medal of honor posthumously. The award to his mother in Weymouth marks Massachusetts fourth such honor, following his bravery before the armistice.
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Weymouth Bay
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
American Legion
Ralph Talbot
Talbot Street
South Weymouth
Boston Union to Sell Driftway Summer Home in Scituate
The Boston Telephone Operators Union voted at a Tremont Temple meeting to sell Driftway, their Scituate summer home used as a rest and recreation resort. They cite distance from Boston and market conditions as reasons, hoping to fetch about $30,000 to $35,000.
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Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Driftway
Scituate
Boston
Doyle Case Sparks Union Push for Reinstatement
Miss Pauline Doyle of University Exchange Cambridge, long a trusted New England Telephone operator, was fired last June for disability. The union seeks reinstatement with back pay, citing her accurate work record, while the adjustment board negotiations continue with General Manager Driver and company officials.
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Pauline Doyle
University Exchange
Cambridge
New England Telephone Company
Miss Doyle
Anna Richardson
Driver
American fishermen clash over Mayflower race eligibility
The American committee telegrammed Halifax in a five hour session asserting the Mayflower is a bona fide fishing vessel and expressing regret at the Canadian ruling that bans the Boston craft. If Canada maintains the disqualification, Americans pledge to proceed with the international race and challenge the winner for world fisherman champions.
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International Committee
W. Starling
Burgreas
Gener
Roy P
Burgess
Mr. Pigeon
Chamber of Commerce
Halifax
American Race Committee
Sir. Burgess
Handkerchiefs Offered In Various Hemstitch Styles
Plain hemstitched handkerchiefs priced from 50 cents to 8 dollars with 14 inch hems each. Tape and corded border handkerchiefs available with either hem stitched or rolled hems priced from 50 cents to 6 dollars each.
Halifax Trophy Race Races Put On Hold For Review
A letter to a Halifax Herald official proposes suspending the Halifax trophy race this year due to gift deed terms. It urges a revised deed to allow Canadian and American fishing vessels to compete on equal terms and calls for a free-for-all race for a new cup and purse.
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Halifax Herald
Vanishingly Lonely Vaudeville Actress Seeks Suicide
Miss Bobby Waldron a 19 year old vaudeville actress was found semi conscious at 62 Franklin street after taking 12 veronal tablets in an apparent suicide attempt. Doctors at Hay Market Relief Hospital report no poison signs though she claims the name Bobby Waldron is not her real one. She says lack of relatives and friends and poverty drove her act of self harm.
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Haymarket Relief Hospital
Girl Scout Girl Smiths Skill In First Aid Shines
Miss Caroline Lowenstein of Dorchester aided Sadie Berman of Roxbury after a banana peel caused a fall on Devon Street. The 15 year old Girl Scout applied first aid using gauze and tape, immobilizing a fractured wrist until ambulance arrival. The attending doctor praised the restraint and care, noting no further complications.
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Caroline Lowenstein
Gen¢va Avenue
Dorchester
Girl Scouts
Sadie Berman
Brunswick Street
Roxbury
Berman
Devon Street
Miss Lowenstein
Gotham Is Worried About Those Yankees
The Yankees suffered three straight losses to the Red Sox after a rough road trip including defeat in Cleveland and a bitter defeat in Boston. The office mood turns anxious as the club risks a looming tie if the Browns win their next two and New York loses two more.
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Gotham
Axel McManus
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Yanks
Browns
White Sox
St. Louis
Yankee
GE to Pay 5 Percent Bonus to Long-Serving Employees
Gerard Swope president of General Electric announced a 5 percent bonus in cash or cash redeemable securities for employees earning $4000 or less annually who have completed five years or more of continuous service by January 1 or July 1 each year.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Ocean Ferry and Coal Liners Reported Docked Along the Coast
The report lists multiple ships arriving with large cargoes including 136000 pounds of mackerel from eastern shores on the grounds and vessels such as Lois H. Corkum and Joanna. Also noted are German steamer Heinrich Kayser after a 16 day voyage, Aquarius from Newcastle carrying Durham coal, Liverpool Maru from Liverpool, Cunard Tyrrhenia and Ausonia ships, and Leyland Line Winifredian with 181 cabin passengers.
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Cersahan Aspr
TB Famasu
Lois H. Corkum
Joanna
Naomi Bruce
Bettina
Minerva
Haddock
Cod. Polk
Trwr
Ate & Margaret
Ruth
Margaret
Heinrich Kayser
W. Langemann
Shields
Eng
Atlantic
Boston
Aquarius
E. Taylor
Newcastle
England
Liverpool
New Haven
Cunard Line
Cunard
Ausonia
Europe
Shipping News: Steamers and Tug Operations Across Ports
A dense list of sailing ships and steamers including Aquarius and Taylor to Newcastle Eng to Liverpool Maru and City of Rome with tows by Locust and Mary E Woods. Sailed vessels include Eumaeus Glasgow Maru Montreal Halibjorg and Prince Arthur with multiple tows and barge movements among Boston, New York, Norfolk, and Portland ports.
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Aquarius
Taylor
Newcastle
Eng
Heinrich Kayser
Langemann
Cto
Liverpool Maru
Chiba
Tf . Eng
City of Rome
Dalsell
Sgayannal
Juniata
Pratt
Philadelphia
Nantucket
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
North Land
Call
New York
H. F. Dimock
Holmes
Sapeans
Bangor Bape
York
Pea St
Chey
Bangor
O * Taylor
Ransom
Berneatt Portland
City of Gloucester
Gloucester
Ralph
Parsons Br
Baird
Ella Clifton
Hutchins
Wiscasset
Humtick
Daniels
Clara H. Doane
Perkins
Portsmouth
Saturn
Cunningham
Lynn
Locust
Mary E. Woods
Eumaeus
Yokohama
Glasgow Maru
Galveston
Millpool
Montreal
Halibjorg
Maine
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Dingley
St. John
Labee
Fastport
Belvernon
Pan
Trailtax
St. Johne
Marystown
N. F
Melrose
Lake Fagundus
Menominee
Lake
Zaliski
Humrick
Agwimex
Belfast
City of Rockland
Bath
Ransom RR
Fuller
Portland
Wyoming
Rockland
Neponset
Newburyport
Socony
W.H. Yerkes, Jr
Salem
Jim Hughes
Neptune
Sandwich
Blue Crest
Annie and
Irene
Beaufort
M. Mitchell Davis
Ethelwyn A. McFadden
St. Stephens
N. R
Bakimo
Clementaport
Incoming steamers list and ocean forecast
The Post Marine Record notes incoming steamers with approximate due dates to various ports including Cardiff, Alexandria, Immingham, Glasgow, New York, and Buenos Aires, among others. An Ocean Forecast says ships from Boston and New York to Europe will meet fair seas toward the Grand Banks, with specific weather details like southwest winds and smooth seas at Graves Light.
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the Post Marine
Dub Zodat
Lanvold L. D
Cardiff
Wales
River Orontes
Alexandria
Rare
Renae Far East
Isonso
Immingham
Cleanthis
Barry
Linkmoor
Grangemouth
Eng
Elmeport
Glasgow
Afel
Sennool
Methil
Scotland
Trevilly
Tyne
Maryland
Bremen
Paul H. Harwood
Tampico
Mex
Santa Rosa
Pacific Ports
Brush
Portland
Canion
New York
Onaa
Constantinople
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. C
Winding Gulf
Norfolk
Bristol
Winilfredian
Liverpool
Commack
Buenos Ayres
Btorvick
Genoa
Ales
San Bilas
Bocas del Toro
R. P
Prince Arthur
Yarents
Governor Dingles
St. John
N. B
North Land
Norwalk
Merina
Aoell
Tne
Guna
Newing
Kansas
Hu NE
Pacific
Ontario
Philadelph
Kcester
Baltimore
York
Cardiff Hall
Immingh Esmel
Etc
Temp City
Birkenhesd
Ni Farvinaga
Callisto
Hamburg
Boston
Europe
Grand Banks
No Bald Heads in Petroleum District Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petiole a petroleum based tonic that promises odorless application and dandruff relief. It claims to strengthen hair and maintain a healthy scalp with barber endorsement and pricing at 15 and 81 bottles.
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Petroleum District
Boston
Noonan
Former Rep Murphy Wins Hearing on State Senate Nomination
Former Representative John J. Murphy of South Boston, counsel for Cornelius J. Driscoll, secured a Ballot Law Commission hearing on the challenge to Patrick J. Melody’s Democratic nomination for State Senator in the South End district. Murphy had sought a mandamus from the Supreme Court to compel referral and then joined the commission in the petition. The commission’s decision to hear the case marks its first appearance in such a matter.
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John J. Murphy
South Boston
Cornelius J. Driscoll
Patrick J. Melody
South End
Ballot Law Commission
Murphy
Supreme Court
Commission
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