Armenian veterans come to push recognition of Armenia
Armenian veterans from the Middle West and nearby cities arrive in Washington to join ceremonies for memorials urging recognition of the republic of Armenia. New England and New York contingents are expected. Secretary Colby will meet the delegation, more than 40 in uniform, with Major V H Kazanjian of Harvard presenting the memorial to the President.
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Washington
Middle West
Wilson
Congress
Republic of Armenia
New England
New York
Colby
V. H. Kazanjian
Harvard University
Boston Council set to ask voters on 15 member bill
The Boston City Council bill to set a 15 member body will be amended to reference voter approval at the state election this year. An executive session of the legislative committee on metropolitan affairs decided this. A two year mayor term was referred to a sub committee of Rep Brown of Medford and others, and Sen Finkel and Ma honey of Boston, still under review.
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Boston
Legislative Committee
Charles H. Brown
Medford
Clark
Arnold
Gilman
Manning
Scigliano
Francis
Finkel and Mahoney
How to Keep Baby Smiling and Well
An article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for babies and children. It describes constipation as a cause of fussiness, notes signs like bad breath and belching, and claims widespread use with millions sold yearly. It urges readers to buy at drug stores and provides a free sample offer.
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Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Cald
Calduel
Washington
Mowidla
Barbers Raise Prices Amid Threat of Strike
Barbers announce price hikes starting Monday with haircuts up to 40 cents and shaves to 20 cents while massages rise to 29 cents. Bosses cite higher supply costs and plan wage increases to 20 dollars weekly, sparking wage demands of 21 dollars and a potential strike by nonunion shops on Washington Street.
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Eee
Washington Street
Watertown Arsenal to Lose 600 More Jobs in Cut
Washington April 18 reports a $100 million defense cut by the House likely to discharge 600 more workers at the Watertown Arsenal. Total manpower may fall to about 3,200 from current levels with the plant reduced to a skeleton staff of roughly 875 under the new law.
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Washington
House
Lkely
Watertown Asenal
Watertown
Ordnance
Long Island influenza care defended at city hearing
Dr. Albert S. Hyman testified that Long Island patients received proper care during the epidemic, blaming nurse desertion for any lapses. Other witnesses praised cleanliness and staff diligence, while some admitted to bed bugs and vermin issues after the outbreak.
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Long Island
Albert S. Hyman
Charles E. Donlan
Health Department
Hyman
made @ Ne
Donlan
Arthur P. Moran
Marcella A. Connolly
Eugene H. Metcalf
Island Hospital
Mary Waldron
D@hlan
Thomas Cuddy
New York
England
Laura P. Cutler
Hearing Continues in Long Island Laundry Case
Thomas E. Murphy, in charge of the laundry, presides as the hearing is continued at Long Island at 10 o'clock this morning.
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Thomas E. Murphy
Long Island
Flanagan Divorce Hearing Delayed to Today
The divorce case of Frank J. Flanagan, chief veterinarian for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, against his wife Mabel C. Flanagan, was postponed to today after attorneys and clients appeared before Judge Aiken. The hearing will be before Judge Pierce.
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Aiken
Frank J. Flanagan
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Mabel C. Flanagan
Pierce
John P. Feeney
Flanagan
William Trask Sentenced After 60th Arrest for Drunkenness
Milford April 13 William Trask of Springfield has appeared in Springfield courts 60 times in 14 years. Judge C A Cook of Milford District Court sentenced him to three months imprisonment this afternoon on the charge of drunkenness.
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Milford
William Trask
Springfield
C. A. Cook
Milford District Court
Governor Coolidge appoints twenty-two National Guard officers
Governor Coolidge announced the appointment of 22 additional National Guard officers. The list includes Frank Perkins of Salem as colonel of the 102d Field Artillery and John Murphy of Natick as colonel of the 103d Field Artillery, among others with prior World War I service.
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Brookline
101St Field Artilery
Thomas F. Foley
Worcester
101St Infantry
George M. King
Hyde Park
Coast Artillery
John R. Sanborn
Medford
Building New Home for the Hohenzollerns
Former Empress Auguste Victoria visited Doorn to inspect the new residence being built for herself and the former Kaiser. Her heart ailment is not viewed as immediately serious.
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Amerongen
Associated Press
Auguste Victoria
Doorn
Kaiser
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