Theatrical Managers of America Organized in U S
New York Aug 15 More than 100 managers representing 1000 theatres from motion picture houses to grand opera organized the Theatrical Managers of America. The group aims for fair industry conditions economic advancement and elimination of certain abuses with Henry W Savage acting as temporary chairman.
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New York
United States
Grand Opera
Theatrical Managers of America
Henry W. Savage
City Council Passes Two Speed Limit Orders
The City Council approved two traffic orders restricting speeds in two city sections. Moriarty's measure sets a 10 mph limit on South Boston Strandway between the Dorchester line and Castle Island bridge, while another imposes a 16 mph limit on Harvard Bridge between Cambridge and Back Bay.
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Moriarty
South Boston Strandway
Dorchester Line
Castle Island Bridge
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge
Back Bay
Boston Woman Praises Tanlac In Personal Testimony
Mrs. Annie B. Tucker of 400 Columbus Ave Boston credits Tanlac with reversing years of weakness and stomach trouble. She reports improved appetite digestion sleep nerves and energy after three bottles and says she feels 20 years younger. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston by Liggett's Drug Stores.
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Annie B. Tucker
Columbus Ave
Boston
Nova Scotia
Tanlac
International Proprietaries, Inc
All Liggett’s Drug Stores
Vita mon yeast tablets promise health and energy boost
An advertisement touts Vita mon yeast vitae tablets as a concentrated, stomach friendly dose to improve digestion strengthen nerves and skin, and relieve constipation. It claims rapid, near guaranteed results with a money back trial and urges purchase at Houston area stores.
Theatre Guards Keep Tremont Doors Open After Fracas
Police guarded Tremont Theatre entrances last night to prevent a repeat of Saturday’s incident when Mrs Andrew Tombes, wife of comedian in The O’Brien Girl, confronted him during the show. Tombes refused to comment on her accusations saying he had sent her whiskey and a note instead of cash she demanded. He said little else on counsel’s advice.
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Tremont Theatre
Andrew Tombes
O’brien
Police appoint two officers to Hanover and Matapan stations
Commissioner Curtis announced the appointment of Willis J. Flippin to the Hanover Street station and George W. Wright to the Matapan station, strengthening the city police force.
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Curtis
Willis J. Flippin
Hanover Street
George W. Wright
Matapan
Massachusetts lens law takes effect as motorists rush to inspector
Massachusetts new lens law went into effect last night and motorists flocked to Alfred Devine, headlighting inspector, for guidance. Inspectors will conduct the campaign and make inquiries about each car to determine the required lenses, leaving drivers informed on their obligations.
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Massachusetts
Alfred Devine
New Headlight Regulation Cards Issued for All Drivers
Hundreds applied at the State House as supply ran low. Inspector Devine announced 25,000 more instruction cards are on order and will be ready soon. The circular card, size of a headlight, imprints two holes for lamp alignment and includes photographs and steps to adjust headlights to the new focus standards.
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State House
Devine
State must reveal food prices as inquiry tightens
Chairman Eugene C. Hultman of the Commission on the Necessaries of Life warned restaurant owners that refusals to disclose food costs and prices will trigger personal inspections. He announced an anti profiteering drive, with questionnaires sent to Worcester Springfield Lawrence Lowell and Lynn lunchroom proprietors and orders to cut prices in Boston.
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Eugene C. Hultman
Commission
Hultman
Lynn
Boston
Premier Briand to Represent France at Disarming Conference
Briand will head a delegation to the disarming talks, marking a significant step as France becomes the first invited nation to formally accept. The U S requests $200,000 as an initial budget to cover American representatives' expenses.
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Briand
Council of “Heads of States
Versailles
Paris
Congress
Harding not to name woman to disarmament panel
President Harding reportedly declines to name a woman or a representative of organized labor to the disarmament conference. He is said to oppose class representation on the U S commission.
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Harding
Washington
United States Commission
Secretarial General Aid Plan Faces Senate Review
The estimate prepared by the State Department and Budget Bureau was sent to the Senate committee for consideration, with expectation of favorable action soon. The data linked to the request shows the government will not cover visiting delegations' expenses, as Congress was clear on funding.
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State Department
Budget Bureau
Senate
Gam
Congress
Harding approves funds for conference printing and delegates
President Harding, with his approval, endorses a spending plan to cover printing costs for the American delegation and the secretariat-general. Under Secretary Fletcher prepared the estimates after consulting Director-General Dawes, with no division of the total and a potential second appropriation if the conference exceeds two months or printing exceeds expectations.
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Secretariat-General
Harding
Fletcher
State Department
Dawes
Budget Bureau
Noonan’s Hair Petrole Promises Salt Water Hair Relief
An advertisement promotes Noonan’s Hair Petrole claiming it removes heavy grimy feel after swimming and restores natural oiliness. It markets the product for use after every wetting and notes the price of $1 per bottle with availability at drug and department stores or from T Noonan & Sons in Boston.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland St
Boston
Winchester Stores listings in five Massachusetts cities
Trade directory shows Winchester Stores operating at Tremont and West Streets in Boston 43 Summer Street in Boston 389 Essex Street in Lawrence 378 Main Street in Springfield and 422 Main Street in Worcester with shop locations across the state.
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Boston
Mass
Tremont & West Sts
Summer Street
Lawrence
Essex Street
Springfield
Main Street
Worcester
Leather Coats Sell At Deep Discounts For Outdoors
Catalog lists motoring and outdoor coats in brown tan or gray leathers, silk flannel or tweed linings. Various prices range from 19.75 to 65.00 with sizes and styles including fur trimmed long and short models.
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Tremont Street
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Yckincy
REG U
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SAVE
Mrs. Tucker
Acceas
Yeastevitamine
Armatroage
Haddock
Ednesday
Lamb
I. DC
Roxbury
Waltham
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Troy
N. Y
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Read
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Wm. Read & Sons
Wilson Triumph
Taplow and
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Read’s
Norfolk
Bill
Hanover
Klaykort
Army
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Tremont
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