Mrs Harrison Reaches Berlin After Russian Prison Release
Mrs Marguerite Harrison the American newspaper correspondent arrived in Berlin from Riga with U S Senator Joseph I France. She immediately began a shopping expedition describing her need for clothing after months in a miserable worn gown and men's shoes.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Marguerite ©. Harrison
Russia
Riga
United States
Joseph I. France
Maryland
Harrison
Criticism of Fed policies sparks rancor in hearings
Washington August 3. John Skelton Williams former comptroller testifies before a congressional committee criticizing Federal Reserve credit policies. His remarks provoke resentment from Reserve Board Governor Harding and New York Reserve Bank Governor Strong as the session continues.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
John Skelton Williams
Governor Harding
Reserve Board
Governor Strong
New York Reserve Bank
Turbulent exchange in committee room halts confrontation
Governor Harding burst across the committee room with a swinging fist but was stopped by aides before facing his opponent who rose for a threatened clash. Strong read a report accusing Williams of false statements, Williams called it a lie, and Strong pressed for an oath on truth. Chairman Anderson ruled the policy not feasible at that stage.
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Inxone
Harding
Mr. Strong
Mr. Williams
Strong
Williams
Anderson
Driscoll Seeks President Post in Massachusetts AFL Branch
Jeremiah F. Driscoll president of the Boston Central Labor Union and vice president of the Massachusetts State Branch AFL announced his candidacy for president of the state branch. He has led labor efforts for 12 years and serves as business agent for Milk Wagon Drivers Union 380. He is a Suffolk Law School senior studying law.
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Jeremiah F. Driscoll
Boston Central Labor Union
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Springfield
Driscoll
Organized Labor
Suffolk Law School
Cook Officer Named National Secretaries of State Second VP
Frederick W. Cook of Massachusetts was elected second vice-president of the National Association of Secretaries of State at the Helena convention. Louis J. Emerson of Illinois was re-elected president.
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Cook
Woman Detective Fights Thief in Downtown Store
A clash between a woman detective and alleged female pickpocket caused a store melee in a downtown department store yesterday. Special Officer John Manning intervened to separate them as Lillian Cohen, 19, of Dorchester, admitted stealing two pocketbooks. The theft totaled $15.27 from Mrs. Bella Rosenbaum.
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John Manning
City Hall Avenue
Lillian Cohen
Irma Street
Dorchester
Chase in Braintree Linked to Earlier Hugger Case
Miss Marion Sickles 22 reports she was chased from Rice and Hutchins shoe factory on Peach street by a man about 25, stocky, 165 pounds, dark with a scar, wearing a dark blue suit and straw hat. Chief Gallivan notes description differs from last winter’s Braintree Hugger.
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Marion Sickles
Peach Street
Braintree Highlands
Braintree
Rice & Hutchins
Miss Sickles
Jeremiah Gallivan
The
Brockton OKs Knickerbockers For Street Wear City Hall
Miss Hazel Sears the first Massachusetts girl to wear knickerbockers on the street visited City Hall in Brockton to present the fashion to Mayor Roger Keith. The mayor approved of the style calling it very neat and praised the reception as a milestone for local fashion.
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Brockton
Hazel Sears
Massachusetts
Roger Keith
City Hall
Keith
Sears
Nantasket
Edwards May Review Parade in Labor Day Ceremonies
Boston Central Labor Union invites Major-General Edwards to review the Labor Day parade. Invitations have been accepted by Governor Cox Mayor Peters and Admiral Gleaves. Parade committee meets to assign march positions with many unions set to participate.
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Edwards
Boston Central Labor Union
Cox
Peters
Admiral Gleaves
Boston Navy Yard
State House
Mittee
Well’s Memorial Building
United Building Trades
The
Metal Trades Council
England's new licensing bill clears third reading in Commons
London August 3 The House of Commons granted the licensing bill its third reading after an all night session. A clause states liquor containing more than 2 percent spirits shall not be classed as intoxicating. The attorney general did not object to the measure.
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London
England
Scotland
House of Commons
Opinion Cites Light Beer Encouragement
A quoted clause presents his view that producing light beers should be encouraged. The remark reflects a stance in favor of lighter brews and potential industry impact remains to be explored.
Suspect Arrested in Auto Theft Case
Inspectors Murphy and Sheehan arrested Peter J. Williams alias Frank G. Harding age 29 of 138 Silver Street South Boston on a charge of stealing an automobile valued at 1500 on March 19. The vehicle owned by Alfred R. Gruhn of 686 Harvard Street Dorchester has been recovered.
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Murphy and Sheehan
Peter J. Williams
Frank G. Harding
Silver Street
South
Boston
Alfred R. Gruhn
Harvard Street
Dorchester
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