Logan Named Brigadier General to Lead New England Guard
Colonel Edward L. Logan was appointed brigadier general by Governor Coolidge to command the List Depot Brigade, forming part of the reorganized State National Guard as the 26th Division of New England. Officials say he will remain to oversee the guard’s reorganization to peace-time strength, about 12,000.
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Edward L. Logan
Coollidge
List
Reorganized State National Guard
26Th Division
New England
Logan
National Guard
101St
204Th Infantry
Stevens
101St Infantry
Foley
Strike May Cripple New Bedford Mills
In New Bedford on April 28 the Textile Trades Council voted to strike on Monday unless loom-fixers' working roles are removed from mill bulletin boards. Up to 20,130 workers could be affected with $367,000 in weekly wages. 18 cotton mills are involved. A strike would idle 50,317 looms and 1,926,062 spindles.
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New Bedford
Textile Trades Council
Republican Ways and Means Panel Backs Soldier Relief Plan
Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee moved toward including a soldier relief provision in their bonus plan. The Associated Press report notes the panel’s virtual decision as part of broader legislation on veterans and beneficiaries.
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Washington
Associated Press
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Passes 2.75 Percent Beer Bill
The House backed a bill to permit manufacture and sale of beers and light wines containing up to 2.75 percent alcohol. By 145 to 8 the measure moved to a third reading and then to engrossment under suspension of the rules after nearly three hours of debate. Opponents said the bill pleases brewers and distillers and would be useless without Supreme Court action invalidating the Volstead act.
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A Seeommtr House
Pepreiver Apate
United States Supreme Court
Otterson Seeks Continued Love Across Concord Event
Concord scene unfolds with Howard Otterson continuing his lifelong pledge amid April events. The narrative hints at enduring affection and local sentiment during the period.
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Concord
N. H
Howard Otterson
Describes a gas stove with five burners and folding broiler
The speaker highlights a gas stove on a coal range, noting its convenience and features. It has five burners on top, a roomy oven with a rack, and a folding broiler below the oven, suitable for use separately or together.
Trial reveals damning testimony in Otterson murder case
The defendant Marioi Loynes Otterson faced a pivotal trial moment when her husband’s heartful recollection from five years ago was cited as key evidence. The witness, called by the defense, testified under oath about the alleged innocence of Maurice S. Otterson’s killer, claiming details that challenged earlier assumptions.
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Marioi
Loynes Otterson
Maurice S. Otterson
New Hampshire
Baseball results from yesterday’s games and weather
The National League game Pittsburgh defeated by one run. American League scores Boston 7 Philadelphia 7. St Louis 6 Detroit 0. Cleveland 5 Chicago 4. New York Washington weather noted with yesterday’s high temperature. Reported temperatures show average 44 degrees yesterday, 54 a year ago.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
New York-Washington
Tempeerature
Socialist Leader Denied U S Passport for Lecture Tour
Jean Longuet French Socialist leader and Marx grandson is barred by the State Department from entering the United States for a lecture tour over lack of meritorious necessity. Socialists protest the decision, noting the absence of a clear reason.
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Washington
Jean Longuet
Karl Marx
State Department
Williams Dies in Fire After GE West Everett Plant Explosion
William T. Williams, a Stoneham war veteran, was burned to death in an explosion at General Electric's West Everett plant. The incident prompted an inquiry into the blast and safety measures at the facility.
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William T. Williams
Stoneham
West Everett
General Electric Company
Weather outlook mentions warmish day with strong westerly winds
The forecast suggests a fair to warm day and tonight with elevated temperatures. Strong westerly winds are expected, increasing through the period and possibly affecting outdoor plans.
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Boston and Vicinity
Explosions Destroy Acetylene Gas Plant Affects Stoneham Workers
A massive blast at the West acetylene gas building sent workers fleeing in panic as flames engulfed the facility. William T. Williams of Stoneham died trying to save a comrade. a dozen others were injured, three seriously, with about 700 workers and employees fleeing the scene.
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General Hectric
West
Everett
William T. Williams
Stoneham
Dunkirk Bombing Deaths and 1862 Leather Sewing Patent
German bombardment of Dunkirk kills 19 in 1915 as headlines note other anniversaries. A patent for a leather shoe sewing machine is dated to Gordon McKay in 1862. Births include clergyman and educator William Harris born 1765. Martial law in Linton, Indiana follows a telephone strike while Secretary Daniels visits Edinburgh.
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Dunkirk
Gordon Mckay
William Harris
U. S
Lodge
Italy
Linton
Ind
Daniels
Edinburgh
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Fifth Avenue Smartness
Western Triangle Motors
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Healy’s
Washington St
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New York
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Watertown
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Walker & Pratt Mfg
Union St
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Tremont Trust Company
Court St
Warren St
Asa P. Frenth
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Onguet Tour
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State St
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