Cut Flower Day at National Rose Show Honors Winners
Cut flower day at the National Rose Show drew crowds at Horticultural Hall. Thomas Roland of Nahant won the gold medal and $1000, plus a $500 prize for cut roses with varieties like Double Killarney and Ophelia. The Pilgrim rose and Pierce Conservatories were notable competitors. orchid day was to follow with decorations by Penn the florist.
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Horticultural Hall
Thomas Roland of
Nahant
Penn
New
Boston
Sylvia Gardiner
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Quick relief from constipation without calomel. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets soothe and balance the bowels and liver, avoid harsh laxatives, and ease torpid liver symptoms. Sugar coated olive colored tablets work overnight with no griping, sold in 15¢ and 30¢ sizes.
Taunton High Students Protest Dance Hall Rule
Taunton High School students protest an order banning leaving the dance hall before the tune Home Sweet Home plays. Violators must buy a new ticket or be barred from reentry. A petition to rescind the rule is quickly gaining signatures from both boys and girls.
Morize to Speak at Newton Centre on Why France Occupies German Land
Captain Andre Morize will address Trinity Church Newton Centre next Sunday at 7 16 pm on What France Asks And Why. He will discuss the present European situation forcing France to occupy German territory to enforce the Versailles treaty and will read unpublished documents.
Boston Elevated Railway OKs jitney lines
The Department of Public Utilities granted approval for the Boston Elevated Railway Company to establish jitney lines for passengers and freight. Final licensing rests with Boston City Council and other municipalities before operations begin.
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Department of Public Utilities
Boston Elevatedilway Company
Department
City Council of
Boston
Public Utilities Department
Howat Found Guilty of Contempt in Coal Strike Ruling
In Pittsburg Kansas Alexander Howat leader of the Kansas coal miners was convicted of contempt of court for ordering a strike two weeks ago. He was fined 200 dollars and the judge ordered a 5000 dollar bond to guarantee he would not violate the injunction again.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Kansas Coal Miners Today
Curran
Howat
Shea May Hold Position At Richmond Office
Federal building rumors state Special Assistant United States Attorney Daniel A. Shea was asked to retain his post by Judge Robert O. Harris the incoming District Attorney. Harris met with Shea in private for over an hour amid the tender rumors. Shea has served in the U S Attorney's office for two and a half years starting as an office boy and later becoming a stenographer.
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Federal
United States
Daniel A. Shea
Robert O. Harris
Harris
Shea
United States District Attorney’s Office
Bram
Price of bricks drops in Chicago
Illinois Brick Company announced a 25 percent price cut in bricks. The price falls from 16 dollars per thousand to 12 dollars, effective Monday.
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Chicago
The
Illinois Brick Company
Great Day for Prof Einstein in New York
Professor Albert Einstein receives the freedom of the city after a week of opposition from Alderman Falconer who claimed he had never heard of the German scientist. The city honors the famed physicist following his discovery of a New York man who grasped the Einstein theory.
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New York
Fortune
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Falconer
Fortunes Left by Twins Who Leaped to Death
Trustee accountings filed show Gladys and Dorothea Cromwell, twins who leaped to death from a steamship in 1919 while returning from France after war service, left estates of 264686 and 270656 dollars. Major heirs are their brother Seymour L. Cromwell of Mendham New Jersey and sister Mary Rebecca Cromwell of Paris.
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New York
Gladys
Dorothea Cromwell
France
Seymour L. Cromwell
Mendham
N. J
Mary Rebecca Cromwell
Paris
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