Curley and Coakley Clash Over Public Charges in Boston
A heated exchange erupted between Governor Curley and Daniel H. Coakley of Brighton in the State House last night. Coakley attacked the governor, accusing him of misleading the public, while Curley, away from the capital, criticized the new state administration and called for reelection as a real Democrat.
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Ene Ua
Curley
Daniel H.cley
Brighton
Executive Council
Coakley
State House
Goverm
Miami
Nha Real Democrat
Trade pact renewed between Britain and Irish Free State
London report states the present trade agreement between Britain and the Irish Free State has been renewed for an year, disclosed to the House of Commons today. The brief notice confirms continuation of the pact during the current year.
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London
Real Britain
Irish Free State
House of Commons
Inauguration Day Fills City as Roosevelt Garner Take Oath
Washington crowds swell for inaugural ceremonies with President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner sworn in by Chief Justice Hughes and Senator Robinson. A military parade followed the oath marking the end of the presidential transition.
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John N. Garner
Jose Charles ‘Hughes
Supreme Court
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Garner
Bargain Haircut Days Delight South Side shoppers
In Waltham on January 20 barbers announced cut prices for the week with 25 cent rates on three days and 35 cents on the remaining days. Residents turned out to shave and crop their hair during the bargain period boosting street activity.
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Waltham
Detroit GM strike drags as Sloan orders review
Jan 20 Detroit reports the General Motors strike stalemate continues as Alfred P. Sloan Jr. calls a company review while W S Knudsen leaves for New York. Officials say Motors will not abandon the strike position after Fisher Body plants in Flint become flashpoint.
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Detroit
General Motors
Alfred P
Unclear Clipped Wires Report Oddities From New England
Fragmentary dispatches describe a man named George Wilson in Maine tied to a murder suspect and police pursuit. In Oslo a blizzard churned sea drift isolating vessels and stirring shipboard drift.
Guelph Prisoners Returned to Cells After Work Stoppage
All missing prisoners of the Reformatory in Guelph Ontario were back in their cells last night after restoration work resumed. The eight hour riot of last day had disrupted operations and the facility was in turmoil until order was restored.
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Guelph
Guelph, ‘Ont
Discipline and Career Growth in the Workplace
A reflection on discipline emphasizing that an employee who dismisses rules cannot advance to leadership. The text warns such individuals will remain in junior roles until they change their behavior and prove reliable. It stresses accountability and personal reform as paths to progression.
Local Hospital Operations and Community Notices
Fragmented items report several surgical procedures at Clinton and Walter Memorial hospitals, a hospital transfer to Person hospital, and no New Year marriages filed with town records. Community events include a military whist party February 1st at the Odd Fellows under Mizdah Rebecca Lodge auspices and Miznah Redeemer Lodge officers' installation January 25.
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Ry Sping
Ie Crean
Val
Cardaa
Walter Mémorial Hospital
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Lydle Ave
Clinton Hospital
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I Mills
Phil Rvis
Rebecca
Minpah iRececca Lodge
Miznah Redeemer Lodge
Auxiliary A C H plans Maynard party for members
A weekly Ladies Auxiliary party at Maynard Cooperative Club hall featured prizes won by Linnia Hodgen Bertha Fearne Elizabeth Reid Susie Sheehan Minnie Campbell Mrs Fitzgerald Amy Brayden Laina Walsh Catherine Bariteau Julia White Eva Morrill Eligabeth Pioyart Gertrude Packer A Wolfe Mrs Woodcock Mrs Graham Anne Piherty Ida Gruber Ida Brooks Lola McGreen Mary Gibney. Special prizes went to Eva Morrill and Mrs Graham. Another party is planned for next Monday afternoon.
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touLinnia Hogden
Bertha Fearne
Elizabeth Reid
Susie Sheehan
Minnie Campbell
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Amy Brayden
Laina Walsh
Catherine ‘Bariteau
Ida Gruber
Ida Brooks
Lola McGreen
Mary Gibney
Eva Morrill
Graham
Degree Team Meets for Ladies Third Degree Session
The Ladies Third Degree team held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Fre Firocehi's home with Hazel Bumpus presiding. After a brief business portion, refreshments were served and games played. A card party is planned for January 25 at Beatrice Parsons's home, organized by Ina Edwards Hazel Case Veronica Creighton and Josephine Fingechi.
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Fre Firocehi
Hazel
Bumpus
Beatrice Parsons
Ina ‘Edwards
Hazel Case
Veronica Creighton
Josephine Fingechi
Friends and Nations
Sudbury Ladies and Club Activities and Notices
Sudbury hosts a Red Cross Aid course starting February 4 in the Selectmen’s room with John Spinney as instructor. The class requires notification to Mrs Henry Ledson Maynard Road for enrollment and will award certificates upon completion.
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John Spinney
Henry ‘L
Ledson
Maynard
Sudbury Men’s Club
John
Eugene Hamilton
Joseph F. Hanafin
iEthelind Palmer
Paul A. Eckes
Wayland
Sudbury
Annie L. Goodnoew
Middlesex Superior ‘Court
Ae Rakes
Women’s ‘Reformatory
Sherborn
Goa
Janna
Ats
Victor L
Charles ‘i Remington
Henry M Tobin
Charles
Ways
Refrsant
Unclear fragment hints at church attendance and ministry
Fragment mentions Kenneth R. Teed at West Concord Union Church yesterday with a note about attending to the ministry years ago. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Mstrictes
Concord ‘Union Church
Walia
Ivo
West Concord Scout Honor Event At Harvey Wheeler School
A West Concord girl scout will present an honor event at the Harvey Wheeler School auditorium on February 11. The program aims to recognize achievements and community service by local scouts.
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West Concord Girl Scout
West Concord
Howard Sea
Harvey Wheeler School
A Mischievous Dog and His Gentle Keepers
In a busy street, a friendly mastiff named Bobbs sits with a shiny pail to collect pennies. Jerry Samson, a lawyer, supports the dog while a kind passerby woman and others react with amusement and affection. The tale follows Bobbs’ bond with Jerry and a tender romance with Jean and Terry.
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Smith
Tinypall
Bobs
cJerry
Samson
Jerry
Shamson
Jeah
Jude of
Jean
Terry
Jerzy
Jeroy Wwere
Aea
Javers
Caine
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Anas
Ienes Roth
Shente
Mr. Peet
Bebs
Sittiw
Thair
Dearest
Hey
Beks
Maynard Old Folls Trees Guild Event at White Crest Hall
The annual Old Folls Trees Guild will hold an evening event at the White Crest Guild Hall high School Auditorium on Thursday January 98. There will be entertainment whist and dancing with a costume match and prizes for the best costume. Verna H Cotter Orchestra will provide music.
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White Cress ‘Guild
Verna H. Cotter
Hessa Club Elects Officers In Annual Election
The Hessa Club held its annual election at the clubrooms on Parker street and chose Neil Kéto as president for the coming year. Réito Kansatroja was named vice president, Fred i Daurilg secretary, Charlés Williams treasurer, Uno Saisa houseman, with Aino Helenius and Reino Kansanoja on the business committee. The utility committee includes George Lousala and Leonard Hendrick. The club recently renovated its rooms featuring a radio room, library and cards, plus sporting information and facts, as plans for the spring sport year proceed.
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Hessa
Parker Street
Neil Kéto
Iere Réito
Kansatroja
Fred i Daurilg
Maynard Rod and Gun Club Holds Winter Meeting
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club met at the Iblis Hall for the first winter session. W Swanson was elected president and Harold Bhad Sbury of Acton was named vice president. Peter Jensen was mentioned among attendees as part of the event notes.
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Maynard
ROD and Gun
MEATS
Middlesex Gun Club Plans January Meeting With Event Pictures
The club schedules a January 14 meeting at the Elks Hall. An educational feature covers sports and field events at Middlesex, with Mayo, Red and others described as giving out items monthly.
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Elks Hanuary
Middlesex
Ithe Maynard Red and Gun Club
Willy Algo
Durkee Durkee 50th Wedding Anniversary Marked in Arlington
West Acton Arlington residents UCark G Durkee and Mrs Durkee celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Tuesday. Illness kept no formal observance but friends called and the couple shared an hour of companionship. They were married January 14 1887 and have lived in the village their whole married life with daughter Mrs Jennifer Whitcomb and her three children.
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Mrtvand Mins
Ucark
G. Durkee
Arlington
Stawes
Durkes
Durkee
Siurpy
Manried
Mrovd Odfre
Swith
Jenniie Whitcomb
Something Divine in Us Poem Fragment
Fragmentary lines hint at divine presence in each person. The text reads as a mangled poetry fragment with phrases about divinity within us and a possible stylistic note on poetry.
Miss Jeffries Engaged to Enter New England Hospital School
Miss Boreen Jeffries daughter of Rev and Mrs Arthur M Jeffries expects to enter the New England Hospital Training School for Nurses. She hosted a gathering at her home with fourteen guests and spent the weekend with her brother Arthur J Jeffries and his wife in Lynn.
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Arthur M. Jeffries
New England Hospital
Miss Jeffries
Arthur J. Jeffries
Mendelssohn Chorus
DeKovech
First Congregational Church
Pierce Building
Boston
Dog Ancestry: Wolf Howls Ties To Domestic Dogs
Tit-Bite Magazine notes the domestic dog descends from the wolf rather than the fox. The writer points out similarities between wolves and foxes, with barking and howling as common traits, and suggests only distant kinship between dogs and foxes.
Ephedrine Drug Origin From Chinese Ma Huang
A brief note indicates ephedrine was prepared from ma huang, a Chinese drug, by Nagai in 188 from the Chinese source. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or full context.
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China
Nagai
Ma Huang
Garceau Resident of West Acton Dies after Illness
Weat Acton Augustin Garceau a resident of West Acton for six years died after a period of illness. Born in Sorel Quebec he was 76. He worked the tinmiths trade in Medford before moving to West Acton. He is survived by two sons and a daughter in Hungary. Funeral services were held at Mount Jedidiah Chapel.
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Augustine Garceau
Cotts General
Hungary
Money amace to Health Currency notes used in
Incoherent fragment outlines money, health, currency notes, and wages. Mentions Irish context and businessmen complaining about vast sums. No clear event or person names available.
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