Famous Tom Daly to give lecture in Hub
T A Daly noted writer and humorous lecturer will present readings on Poets Wild and Tame at Hotel Tuileries Boston on Sunday at 3 p m under the Massachusetts chapter of Mt St Mary Alumnae Hookset N H Daly a poet of unusual ability has authored several verse books and is known for Daly Ditties Miss Phrae Hernan will sing on the programme and Mr Ralph Del Sorto will play violin solos
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T. A. Daly
Hotel Tuileries
Boston
Massachusetts
Mt. St. Mary
New York Journal Raises Price to Three Cents
The New York Journal, controlled by William Randolph Hearst, will raise its price from two to three cents starting tomorrow. Officials cited higher costs for materials machinery and labor and increased profits for newsdealers. Advertising rates also rise.
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New York
New York Journal
William Randolph Hearst
First RCA Wireless Message From Marion to Stavanger
The first commercial radio message from RCA’s Marion station to Stavanger Norway will be sent tonight following successful tests of direct communication.
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New. Bedford
Radio Corporation of America
Marion
Stavanger
Norway
Noonan's Hair Petrole Ad Promises Quick Hair Revival
An advertisement targets men with thinning hair claiming a seven day scalp treatment will renew life and reduce dandruff. It promotes Noonan's Hair Petrole sold for fifteen cents by barbers or one dollar per bottle from T Noonan & Sons of Boston Massachusetts.
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Noonan
Barber’s
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland St
Boston
Mass
Alumni Plan 3 Million Endowment Scholarships for St Pauls Students
The St Pauls School alumni of Concord New Hampshire allocate a large endowment toward scholarships for sons of teachers professors officers of the armed forces lawyers doctors and clergymen. The program funds higher costs without raising tuition and targets scholarship and character over money. Massachusetts donors head by Henry F Hurlburt Jr with local alumni list including Mayor Peters and many notable figures. Black lace trims a pastel chiffon negligee in a separate note.
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St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Army
Navy
St. Paul’s
Massachusetts Committee
Henry F. Hurlburt, Jr
State Street
Boston
Mayor Peters
Francis H. Appleton
Louis Bacon
Nathaniel H. Cotton
Francis B. Crowninshield
John W. Cummin
George H. Doty
Charles Gibson
Frederick C. Shattuck
George S. Mumford
Alexander Whiteside
Fisher JH Nesmith
Hollis H. Hunnewell
Thomas H. Whitney Jr
William M. Evarts
William Roscoe Thayer
Levi H. Greenwood
Labor groups clash with union control claim in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on April 27 the Chamber of Commerce of the United States opened a convention session with a railroad group urging an organized effort to combat what it described as union labor's control over railroad operations. The discussion centered on labor's relation to capital and the need to curb union influence in railroading.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Roanoke Leader Warns on Labor Control of Railroads
R H Angell, Roanoke banker and acting mayor, claims union labor already controls railroads and warns of a future strangle hold. He supports anti dictatorial measures and urges chamber recommendations to oppose labor domination at national conventions. Delegates back a policy linking transportation to production and rates. The foreign commerce group also endorses lifting the Russia trade embargo while denying Soviet recognition.
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R. H. Angell
Roanoke
Chamber of Commerce
George A. Post
New York
National Congress
Foreign Commerce Group
William C. Redfield
Russia
United States
Needham High Students Threaten Strike Over Teacher Reinstatement
Needham Massachusetts students vow a strike if Miss Mary A. Winn, English teacher and debate coach at Needham High School, is not reinstated. Superintendent Roscoe L. West says her voluntary resignation is final and another teacher has been hired. Principal Campbell noted Winn’s strong qualities but a dispute with the principal over trivial matters led to her departure.
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Needham High School
Mary A. Winn
Commonwealth Avenue
Newton
Roscoe L. West
Pickering Street
Needham
Miss Winn
West
Campbell
Young bandits tied to jail in Cambridge and Everett
In Malden Court a 17 year old wife, Mrs. Lewis E Swett, watched her husband committed to East Cambridge jail on four counts of 3000. Arthur W Masters Jr formerly John W Coughlin held for 3000 in Malden Juvenile Court. Grover M Rivers and John H Burr, both Everett residents, charged with robbery and held at 10000 for Friday hearing in Chelsea Court.
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Lewis E. Swett
Malden
East Cambridge
John H. Burr
Everett Street
Everett
Chelsea Court
Blaze Causes $50,000 Loss in Bridgewater Stores
A fire in Bridgewater at the Hooper building in Central square damaged five stores including BE T Wood’s Five and Ten Cent Store, Flynn’s grocery, Callery’s shoe shop, the Plaza restaurant, and Clifford’s fruit shop plus the Hooper building. Estimated total loss about $50,000.
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Bridgewater
B. T. Wood
Central Square
Hooper
Albert I. Simmons
BE. T. Wood
B. F. Flynn
Wyhilip Callery Shoe
Plaza Restaurant
Confesses to Killing Wife in New Haven
Henry J. Orr a 19 year old soldier in the transport corps confessed to police that he killed his wife Margaret Orr in New Haven Conn on Sept 21. Mrs Orr was shot on a bridge over Lake Whitney around midnight on March 21. Orr fled and an alert for his arrest was issued.
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San Francisco
Cal
Henry J. Orr
Transport Corps
Margaret
New Haven
Conn
Orr
Hawaiian Islands
Margaret Orr
Lake Whitney
Frisco Officer Identifies Suspect as Grand Jury Sets Thursday
In San Francisco an officer identified the man today and a grand jury was ordered to meet on Thursday this afternoon.
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San Francisco
Lectures and Concerts Highlight Today’s Boston Events
At 2 p.m. Loring Underwood lecturing on New England gardens at Jordan Hall. 3 p.m. Professor Charles T. Copeland presents on Rudyard Kipling at the Hotel Vendome. 6 p.m. Twenty Century Club dinner features Major Furlong on A Military Observer in the Balkans. 8:15 p.m. Boston Musical Association concert at Jordan Hall.
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New England Gardens
Loring Underwood
Jordan Hall
Charles T. Copeland
Rudyard Kipling
Twentieth Century Club
Major Furlong
Balkans
Hast
Boston Musical Association
Eye physicians tout Bon-Opto as eye strengthener remedy
New York physicians Dr. Smith and Dr. Judkins report testing Bon-Opto with positive results. They claim eyesight improves by about 50 percent within a week for many patients and cite cases of reduced dependence on glasses and restored vision.
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New York
Smith
Judkins
Dr. Smith
Bon-Opto
Union General Hospital
Boston
Mass
New England Eye and Ear Infirmary
Portland
Maine
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Boston Credit
Keiltys
Washington ST
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Winter Street
Washington Street
Ed A
U.S. Chamber
Young Bandit
New England
New England Piano and Phonograph Company
Boylston St
Weniics
Boston, Mass
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