Degrees conferred on press delegates at Montreal
Sir Arthur Currie the McGill principal conferred doctor of laws degrees on four delegates to the imperial press conference. Honorees include Viscount Burnham of the London Daily Telegraph and Sir Harry Brittain of the England press association. Lord Athelstan will host another dinner with tests of Melville Stone and other AP and Times figures.
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Montreal
Arthur Currie
McGill University
France
Viscount Burnham
London Daily Telegraph
Harry Brittain
Press Association of England
R. S. W. Jackson
Rand Daily Mail
Sunday Times
Johannesburg
Thomas Wilson Leys
Auckland Star
New Zealand
Lord Athelstan
Empire Press Union
Melville E. Stone
Frederick Roy Martin
Associated Press
Ogden Reid
New York Tribune
Co. V. van Anda
New York Times
John R. Ratham
Providence
R. I
Journal
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Old Indian Fighter Lacey Wins Readmission After Ellis Island Detention
Richard Lacey, a veteran known as Trishman who served years fighting Indians in the West, returns to U S soil after three months at Ellis Island. A $500 bond from a nephew secures relief from public charge and Washington orders grant him stay at least six months. He expresses gratitude and hopes to visit battlefield sites. He first came to America as a boy, later returned to Ireland, and then sought to reenter due to funds.
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New York
Richard Lacey
Trishman
Sam
West
Ellis Island
Washington
Lacey
United States
America
Redskins
Ireland
Ellis Isoe
Useful Bird Citizens by J Hammond Brown Carolina Wren
The Carolina Wren is a nearly inch longer than the house wren with a rich golden brown back and a conspicuous white eye line. It ranges from Nebraska to Texas, is a permanent resident, and often nests in cavities but may visit gardens to help by eating grubs and worms. They are lifelong mates and sing through winter, offering a model of devoted companionship.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Hudson
Connecticut
Texas
Gulf States
Jennie
Carolina Wren
House Wren
House of Hovey
Charles Fox Hovey
C. F. Hovey Company
Ma Hovey
A. T. Stewart
New York
Hovey
Miller Turns Horseradish into a Family Enterprise
Andrew Miller of Youngstown Ohio shifted from carpentry to selling freshly ground horseradish. Starting with 2000 roots in 1915 he expanded to a steady daily output, bought an electric grinder, and now supports his family with the business. He even bought a car and takes yearly vacations.
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Andrew Miller
Youngstown
Miller
Public Ledger Co
FourinOne Lemon Complexion Cream Boasts Four Benefits
A Boston cosmetician created Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream to cleanse bleach smooth and rejuvenate. The beauty aid is sold in 50-cent four ounce jars at drug or department stores or by mail from T Noonan Sons Co Boston Mass.
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Boston
Milady
Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Mass
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertises Quick Relief
The advertisement claims a widow, nine years since her husband's death, suffered typhoid fever and digestive issues. After three months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy her bowels move regularly and she feels well, with a promise of full money refund if not convinced. It touts removing intestinal mucus and inflammation to treat stomach liver and appendicitis symptoms. One dose supposedly proves efficacy.
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Mayr
Young News Vendor Aims for Engineering Career
Sixteen year old Joe Goldberg of 14 Anderson Street West End sells papers daily at his Park Street Church stand and helps in Scollay Square on Sundays. He started nine years ago and plans to keep the news stand until he completes studies and enters the engineering profession.
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Joe Goldberg
Anderson Street
West End
Park Street
Scollay Square
Long Term Credits for Palestine Trade
New York August 3. British high commissioner Sir Herbert L. Samuel plans long term bank credits to promote agriculture and commerce in the Holy Land. The Zionist organization of America announced the program includes railroad takeover, electric power nationwide, highway development, telegraph and telephone systems, drainage, afforestation, and planned limited immigration.
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New York
Holy Land
Herbert L. Samuel
Palestine
Zionist Organization of America
Sir Samuel
Today’s civic outings and a corner stone ceremony
At 9 30 a m Eastern Radio Institute students head to Provincetown. At 11 a m a rent hearing is held in old aldermanic chamber City Hall. At 1 p m Somerville Republican Club departs from Davis Square for Sun Tang Lake Inn Lynnfield with dinner at 6 p m. At 2 p m Kiddo day Cambridge Lodge Elks Fresh Pond Cambridge. At 2 p m Lynn Chamber of Commerce outing Idlewood Lake Essex. At 2 p m children exhibit canning at Charke’s Summer School Roslindale. At 3 p m Governor Coolidge lays the corner stone of Suffolk Law School new building Derne Street.
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Eastern Radio Institute
Provincetown
Aldermanic Chamber
City Hall
Somerville
Republican Club
Davis Square
Suntang Lake Inn
Lynnfield
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
Fresh Pond
Cambridge
Lynn Chamber of Commerce
Idlewood Lake
Essex
Canning
Charke's
Ashland Street
Roslindale
Governor Coolidge
Suffolk Law School
Derne Street
Lipton Leads Homeward Flight From New York Ocean Liner
Sir Thomas Lipton sails from New York aboard the Olympic for Cherbourg and Southampton after losing the America's Cup bid. He is joined by Sir John Ferguson Lady Ferguson and Lord Dewar with 2400 passengers on board including Stephen Elkins David Elkins J B Spreckles Jr Frederick Gimbel Felix Warburg and William Mulligan. Also on board are W F Bullock Isherwood and other notables as transatlantic travel surges.
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Thomas Lipton
England
New York
White Star Line
Olympic
Cherbourge
Southampton
John Ferguson
Lady Ferguson
Lord Dewar
Boston
Stephen B. Elkins
David Elkins
Washington
J. B. Spreckles, Jr
San Francisco
Frederick Gimbel
Felix M. Warburg
New
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
Joseph Stanley
Willis H., Booth
Lionel Mapleson
Metropolitan Opera Company
James K. Hackett
Edward W McNamara Buried With Military Honors
The body of Edward W. McNamara a South End war veteran who died February 21 1919 of pneumonia in Coblenz Germany was buried yesterday with military honors in the Old Calvary Cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Frank McNamara and served in Supply Company 2nd Infantry 2d Division.
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Edward W. McNamara
South End
Coblenz
Germany
Calvary Cemetery
McNamara
Frank McNamara
2Nd Infantry
Senators Form Advisory Board for Harding Coolidge Campaign
Republican national committeemen both past and present will join Senators and Congressmen in Chicago as an advisory board to direct the campaign for Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge. Dr Hubert Work of Pueblo and former committeeman, and General Leonard Wood arrived to join the panel.
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Chicago
Republican National
Plan Amnesty for Three in Kapp Revolution
Berlin August 3 pardons will be granted to all persons involved in the Kapp revolution last March under a government amnesty bill adopted by the Reichstag after a long debate. Exceptions will be made for leaders and those guilty of ...
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Berlin
Reichstag
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Lipton
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CF Hovey Co
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