Burgess Aims for $10,000 Prize with New Plane
One of the youngest amateurs to compete with professionals at the Harvard Aeronautical Society meet is John G. Stratton of New York, air jockey for W. Starling Burgess, Marblehead yacht designer and leading New England aircraft builder.
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Harvard Aeronautical Society
Atlantic
John G. Stratton
New York
W. Starling Burgess
Marblehead
New England
Harvard
Soldiers Field
James V. Martin
Graham White
Farman
Grahame
Britain
France
Stratton Aims for Burgess Aviation Showdown at Meet
Stratton, linked with Walter H. Bowman, advances as a daring Burgess amateur with four years experience at a Paris area aeroplane builder. He faces top professionals and amateurs in a Boston meet race from Boston Light to Stadium, with bomb dropping contests and trials at Plum Island before the Sept. 3 start.
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Boston Light
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Stratton
Curtiss
Brookins
Johnstone
Willard
Roe
Grahame White
England
Clifford B. Harmon
New York
Burgess
America
Bowman
Old Bay
Essex
Middlesex
Suffolk
Massachusetts
Plum Island
Atlantic
Grant On Prohibition Canteen at Pine Camp
General Frederick Dent Grant in charge of maneuvers at Pine Camp New York declares the prohibitory canteen law generally benefits enlisted men. He reports he found outside grog shops mainly civlilians as customers and militia soldiers rather than regulars, with many shops failing due to lack of business.
Adamson's Cough Balsam Cures Coughs and Grippe
Adamson's Cough Balsam is advertised as a remedy for coughs colds and grippe available at all druggists.
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Adamson
Diamonds Stake in Law Suit Over Grace Family Jewels
A legal contest begun in Superior Court seeks possession of the Grace family diamonds pledged as loan collateral. The case targets ownership amid a trust holding property including the Langham Hotel and Columbia Theatre. Trustees and heirs deny responsibility while a creditor moves to recover value and address trust liability.
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Grace
Superior Court
Rufus P. Sprague
S. J. Greenbaum Company
Louisville, Ky
Margaret A. Grace
James J. Grace
Boylston Street
Pierce J. Grace
John P. Leahy
Langham Hotel
Columbia Theatre
South End
Tremont Street
Leahy
Greenbaum
Ida Ee. Fuchs
Grace Real Estate Trust
Grace Family Collateral Involved in Promissory Note
Mrs Grace allowed her son to offer jewels as collateral for a 707 dollar note to IF D Fuchs an agent for Greenbaum. Both Graces endorsed the note Fuchs discounted it without informing Greenbaum about the collateral. Ida HK Fuchs administratrix held the jewels claiming no knowledge of ownership until court resolve. The note protested May 3 as Greenbaum learned of collateral.
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Greenbaum
Labor Day Parade Staff Named by Union Marshal
Marshal William H. O'Brien of the C. L. U. division appointed a staff for the Labor Day parade. Chief of staff is John T. Walsh. aides include Joseph J. Hunt, John J. Keefe, Edmund E. Ward, M. M. Byrne, Frank Jennings, Miss Lida McFeaters, Andrew McNulty, James P. Timilty, T. H. Garrity, William Devaney, Hyman Levenson, W. R. F. Whalen and others from various unions.
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William H. O’brien
John T. Walsh
Bricklayers’ Union
Joseph J. Hunt
Teamsters 25
Aid de Camp
John J. Keefe
Union
Edmund E. Ward
Brewery Workers
M. M. Byrne
Typographical Union
Frank Jennings
Machinists
Miss Lida McFeaters
Laundry Workers
Andrew McNulty
Carpenters
James P. Timilty
T. H. Garrity
William Devaney
Hyman Levenson
Bakers
W. R. F. Whalen
Engineers
Bank treasurer reveals shortage at York County Savings Bank
Richmond H. Ingersoll, long treasurer, breaks weeklong silence in Biddeford as he admits a bank shortage, likely around 100000 dollars, while asserting depositors' pass books remain untampered. President Prescott explains discrepancies stem from diverting funds to cover losses and false dividends, with further interviews planned.
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Biddeford
Richmond H. Ingersoll
York County Savings Bank
C. H. Prescott
W. B. Skelton
Ingersoll
Prescott
Ingersoll Interview Ends Abruptly After Collapse
An interview with Mr. Ingersoll lasted about thirty minutes and ended sooner than planned due to his near collapse. The attending physician stated no further questioning was possible that day while Ingersoll pledged to cooperate in untangling the bank's affairs despite difficulties organizing his thoughts.
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Ingersoll
Miss Lupton Weds Illinois Professor in Cambridge
Grinnell Jones assistant professor of chemistry at the University of Illinois wed Miss Jennie Reed Lupton at her father's Cambridge home. The ceremony was by Rev. David Mears with small circle of friends. The couple will visit the White Mountains before settling in Champaign.
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Grinnell Jones
University of Ilinois
Jennie Reed Lupton
George F. Lupton
San Antonio
White Mountains
Champaign
Graduate School
Harvard
Richard Jones
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Lupton
San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass
Dr. Mears
Embroidery design for apron featured in next Sunday's Post
A soap and water transferable embroidery design will be highlighted in next Sunday's Post. The simple method allows crafters to transfer the pattern to fabric for an appealing kitchen apron.
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Porosknnt Union Suits
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