White Attacks New Tax Bill In Strong Statement
Washington August 14 chair man George White of the Democratic national committee denounces the Republican tax bill accusing President Harding of sacrificing sound policy for politics and calls the proposed half billion dollar cut camouflage. He claims Mellon is sidelined and Fordney leads the treasury with a dream book rather than a chart. The bill goes to the Republican conference tomorrow with expected passage by the House by Saturday.
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Washington
George White
Democratic National Committee
Harding
Mellon
Department
Congress
White
Fordney
Treasury
Mains
Repubican Committee
Michael S O Riorden Dies in Brookline
Funeral services are set for Michael S. O Riorden 38 a Boston contractor who died Saturday at his home 68 Manchester road Brookline A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 10 am tomorrow at St Aidan s Church Brookline He had been in poor health for two years but remained active and family expected recovery.
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Michael S. O’riorden
Boston
Manchester Road
Brookline
St. Aidan’s Church
O’riorden
Veterans Rally for Rides and Outings for Massachusetts Vets
Boston business leaders and welfare groups organize trips and outings for over 1200 wounded veterans in government hospitals. Planned sailings, picnics, and seaside visits are coordinated by Cape Cod Steamship Company, yacht clubs, and community groups with volunteers guiding daily hospital visits and fundraisers across Boston.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Post
Provincetown
Cape Cod Steamship Company
Gloucester
Boston Rotarians
Kiwanis Club
Bay State
Boston Girls’ Club
Elizabeth Peabody
West End
Brimmer Street
Clarence R. Edwards
Legion
Cottage Park
Little Walks About Boston: The Gilman Ancestry
Edward Gilman an emigrant ancestor to many Gilman families, born in Hingham England around 1587 88, sailed to Boston in 1638 with 133 people, settled at Hingham, later moved to Ipswich and Exeter New Hampshire where his descendants flourished. Exeter Academy lists 58 Gilmans in its catalogue and the Gilman name remains prominent in Rockingham County New Hampshire.
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Edward Gilman
Hingham
Norfolk
England
Mary
John Robinson
Gilman
Exeter
N. H
Wentworths
Langdons
New Hampshire
Rockingham County
Exeter Academy
Gilmans
Ousted Policeman Guards Missing Toronto Star Man
Des Moines reports Frank Harty former assistant chief of police holds a man under guard he claims is Ambrose Small missing Toronto theatre man for over two years Harty refuses to reveal details says he is after the reward awaiting Toronto authorities word The prisoner is said to have both legs lost to gunshot wounds.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Harty
Ambrose Small
Toronto
Harty
Small
Harry
Polish Catholic Group Marks Warsaw Victory Anniversary
About 60 Pulaski Post American Legion members and 20 Polish army members in uniform attended a military mass at St Marys Church West End Cham bers Street to observe the first anniversary of the Polish victory over the Bolshevik at Warsaw. Flags were dipped and bugles sounded during consecration.
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St. Mary's Church
Chambers Street
West End
Warsaw
Pulaski ‘Post
American Legion
Edward Novak
B. S. Kamiemski
Sugar Tariff Threat Warned By Economist Edwin Atkins
Edwin F. Atkins warns the Fordney sugar tariff will harm consumers and damage Cuba relations. He notes a 60 percent rate hike on Cuban sugar, risking Cuba's sugar industry, US export trade, and hundreds of millions owed to banks and exporters.
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Edwin F. Atkins
Cuba
United States
United States Treasury
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