Farmers platform endorsed by presidential candidates
Washington April 27 The National Board of Farm Organizations released candidate responses approving cooperative bargaining improved rural credits steps to curb farm tenancy and support national conservation. Governors Lowden and others including Owen Gerard Hoover and Wood answered. McAdoo reply already published.
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Washington
National Board of Farm Organizations
Lowden
Owen
James W. Gerard
Germany
Herbert Hoover
Wood
William McAdoo
Farmer election survey responses align candidates on policy
Governor Lowden Hoover and General Wood approve speeches answering the farmer questionnaire. Wood backs broader war burden sharing and farmer rights while showing doubt on railroad government ownership. Owen and Gerard critique elements, Lenroot and Sproul deny candidacy. surveys to be shared with farm groups without analysis but to guide joint support before conventions.
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Lowden
Mr. Hoover
General Wood
Printers Dance for Boston Union Sports Fund
Printers and their wives are invited to a whist party and dance next Tuesday evening at Intercolonial Hall Roxbury hosted by the Boston Union Printers Baseball Association. Souvenirs for players will be given away. a fine orchestra will provide music. Proceeds support the union team in the national printers baseball tournament in St Paul with 12 city teams competing.
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Boston Union Printers’ Baseball Association
Intercolonial Hall
Roxbury
Union Printers
Boston
Printers
St. Paul
Trial on manslaughter tied to Wiswall sanitarium death
Testimony in Dedham Court centers on whether nurse Miss Margaret Coumans left Mrs. Mary Lotz unsupervised for nearly two hours before she died in the Wiswall Sanitarium tub. Evidence cites a rusted mixing valve and a failed thermostat as contributing factors.
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Mary C. Lotz
Malden
Wiswall Sanitarium
Wellesley
Thayer
Dedham Court
Margaret Coumans
John P. Doyle
Dedham
Witness recounts clock stopping at 2 and $30 visit prior death
The witness testifies Miss Coumans could not explain the accident. She said the clock stopped at 2, and her last visit before finding the patient dead at 3 45 was about $30. Adjournment set for 10 AM. prosecution expected to present more this afternoon.
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Doyle
James Larkin Found Guilty by Supreme Court Jury
Irish labor leader James Larkin was found guilty of criminal anarchy by a New York Supreme Court jury after about two hours and a quarter of deliberation. Larkin showed little reaction while tremors were noted. sentencing was set for Monday.
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New York
James Larkin
Supreme Court
Larkin
Vermont Farmers Seek Hearing Over Revised Rail Timetables
E. S. Brigham the Vermont commissioner of agriculture announced that Vermont farmers would join New Hampshire in requesting a hearing before the public service commissions of both states on protests against revised railroad timetables. He said schedules should be restored to the pre Massachusetts daylight savings law order.
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Montpelier
S. Brigham
Vermont
New Hampshire
Public Service Commissions
Brigham
Mrs Wears Wins Suit For Jewels
Mrs Efferine Wears of Allston won a suit against Col lateral Loan Co of Boston to recover two diamond earrings. A jury awarded her 862 dollars. She claimed the diamonds were stolen by Charles Namethy aka Elmer von Fuzesy a Hungarian prince who once stayed at her Huntington avenue home. Von Fuzesy testified that he pleaded guilty to larceny but that the rings were given to him to pawn.
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Efferine Wears
Allston
Collateral Loan Company of
Boston
Charles Namethy
Elmer von Fuzesy
Huntington Avenue
von Fuzesy
Electro-Therapeutic Pioneer Dr Felix Barrett Dies
Dr Felix Barrett a pioneer in electro therapeutic science and president of the New England Electro Therapeutic Association died at his private hospital in Westbrook Maine after several months illness. He was born in Saint Louis Quebec in 1860.
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Westbrook
Felix Barrett
The
New England Electro-Therapeutic Association
St. Louis
Que
Easy Way to Figure on Trains During Daylight Saving Time
The article advises keeping to daylight saving time for train schedules and making a personal timetable of frequently used trains. This helps travelers gauge departure times at a glance and consolidate multiple schedules for places like Lynn into one table aligned with daylight saving.
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Lynn
Trains Used Most on Saturday Timing Suggestions
The article lists train numbers to help readers compare with the regular timetable and create a personal schedule. It notes several trains between noon and two on Saturdays for workers finishing around those hours and suggests three or four trains before and after the usual start from both ends to form a personal timetable. It mentions Nashua New Hampshire and cities not observing daylight saving time while maintaining standard railroad time.
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Nashua
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Massa
Trains Schedule Notes From Commuter Writings
The text discusses how riders plan schedules by noting inward and outward leaving times based on standard and daylight saving times from their usual stations and destinations. It emphasizes typical train frequencies and departure patterns during travel between Massachusetts and other locations.
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Massachusetts
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Sproul
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Lyman
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Martha W. Smithson
Squires
Williams
Wiswall Hospital
Mise Coumans
He Is
Zelwood
E& W
Earl & Wilson
Union Hat CO
Hanover ST
Kroll’s
New
Cord Tires
Sion
TIRE
Columbus Avenue
Summer Street
Providence
Manchester
Portland
Lyna
Tenner
Hanot
Army
Boston and
Vicinity
Jewelled
Freiman
Lenox Jewelry Co
United States Army
Knox Jewel
Bromfield St
Perkin
Washington ST
Globe Theatre
Board of Health
Scheinfeldt
Sudbury St
Scollay Sq
Stodder
Humdinger
School Street
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