Nominations by Governor Confirmed in State Offices
Governor Coolidge sent four nominations to the council including William H. Blanchette as medical examiner for the third Bristol district Joseph W. Wharton as county accounts controller Joseph C Nowell to join the commission aiding disabled soldiers and Addison L Green to the judicature commission All were confirmed under suspension of the rules along with last week’s street railway investigating commission members.
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Coolidge
William H. Blanchette
Fall River
Bristol
Thomas F. Pired
Joseph W. Wharton
Boston
Frank L. Dean
Worcester
Joseph C. Nowell
New Bedford
Phillip C. Barnard
Addison L. Green
Holyoke
Judicature Commission
30th Marines Coming to Hub
Inbound Marine units head for Boston with details scarce. The 30th Company of Marines famed for Paris military police and prison duties near Rue Ste. Anne are expected to arrive within the next three or four days per incomplete advices to Tremont Row recruiting office. Sixty five Boston and New England Marines from the 18th Regiment are due at South Station at 6 pm, traveling from Norfolk via New York, all discharged. The 80th Marines faced criticism over alleged cruelties at Paris prison. The Fourth Regiment Marines are demobilizing with New England men en route to Boston soon.
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Rue Ste. Anne
Boston
Marine
Tremont Row
80Th Company of Marines
New England
18Th Regiment Marines
South Station
Norfolk
New York
Fourth Regiment Marines
Baltimore Prosecutor Named Imperial Prince of Khorassan
Harry W. Nice of Baltimore was elected imperial prince of the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan at the 14th biennial session of the Imperial Palace in Peoria Illinois.
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Harry W. Nice
Baltimore
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Knights of
New York Battleship Heads to Honolulu for Pacific Cruise
The battleship New York sails from Los Angeles to the Hawaiian Islands escorted by destroyers Chauncey Dent Philip and Waters. Secretary Daniels, Mrs Daniels, and their two sons are aboard. The group plans to return in September for the Pacific fleet review in San Francisco and a dedication at Pearl Harbor drydocks.
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New York
Associated Press
Hugh Rodman
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Los Angeles Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
Daniels
Chauncey
Dent
Philip
Waters
Wilson
San Francisco
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
U S Rushing Aid to Admiral Kolchak
Washington announces material aid rushed to Admiral Kolchak in Siberia. 45,000 rifles and millions of rounds already sent from San Francisco with more equipment to follow this week including motor vehicles and medical supplies.
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Admiral Kolchak
Siberia
Vladivostok
San Francisco
Kolchak
Illinois Coal Miners Set Strategy For Statewide Strike
Delegates representing about 65 000 Illinois coal miners met in Belleville to plan a unified statewide strike. They defied UMW official orders and demanded a higher wage schedule.
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Illinois
Belleville
Ill
United Mine Workers
Lesson for Helen in Urner series in Boston Sunday Post
Helen of Helen and Warren fame learns an interesting lesson in the next instalment of Mabel Herbert Urner’s noted series in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Helen of
Helen and
Warren
Mabel Herbert Urner
Boston Sunday Post
Nitro-Phosphate Promises Boost for Thin People
An old advertisement claims thin individuals need more phosphate and that nitro phosphate, sold by druggists with a satisfaction guarantee, directly nourishes nerves and body cells to produce noticeable weight gain and better appearance.
Public pricing debate on shoes and leather trade fuels grand jury inquiry
Leather men testify before the Suffolk county grand jury examining high costs of commodities. Witnesses discuss shopper preferences, supply dynamics, and the impact of wartime leather demand on prices, with lawyers and council members summoned to aid the inquiry.
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Suffolk County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Boston
Market Stampede Leaves Investors Guessing
The market is described as being stampeded with uncertainty about its end. The grand jury is set to resume its work this morning, signaling ongoing legal proceedings amidst market turmoil.
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Grand
Labor at Vermont AFL Convention Seeks Living Cost Probe
The Vermont State AFL at its 17th annual convention voted to petition Governor Clement to appoint a labor-represented committee to study the high cost of living and to urge a reconstruction conference of employers and workers to rebalance industry.
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Montpelier
American Federation of Labor
Clement
League of Nations
Congress
Irish Republic
Willys-Overland Company
LaCross Plow Company
Atlantic City
Felker Reappointed NH Agriculture Commissioner for Term
Concord measures show Andrew L. Felker a Democrat serving since January 1914 was reappointed today for three more years by the Governor and Council.
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Concord
N. H
Andrew L. Felker
New Hampshire
Railroad Official of Prominence Dies in Norwich
John C. Averill, treasurer and director of the New London Northern Railroad, president of the West River Railroad, and bank officer, died of heart trouble at age 70. He was an honorary 33d degree Mason and a trustee of a charitable foundation of the supreme council.
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Norwich
Conn
John C. Averill
New London Northern Railroad Company
West River Railroad Company
the Supreme Council
Webster Soldier Reported Killed
Private Raymond Palbicka of Webster Massachusetts was killed in action according to an army casualty list issued today. He resided at 4 Clark Street Webster and was named in the latest casualty report from Washington.
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Washington
Raymond Palbicka
Clark Street
Webster
Mass
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