Prince of Wales Tours Halifax in Demanding Day of public duties
The Prince of Wales charmed crowds in Halifax visiting Dalhousie University and Government House, spoke to Nova Scotia veterans, inspected troops, and enjoyed dancing with a young host of guests. He relaxed aboard the Renown at night and prepared for a voyage to Charlottetown.
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Studley Quoit
Northwest Arm
King’s Wharf
Edward VII
Halifax
Duke of York and Cornwall
Quebec
Royal Prince
G. H. Murray
Nova Scotia
McCallum Grant
J. S. Parker
Albert
Royal Navy
Princes
Jays
Provincial House
Edward
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
Camp Hill Hospital
Prince
Wales
Royal
Dalhousie University
Navy League
Government House
New York
Grant
Walsh Urges Bipartisan Action to Curb Cost of Living
Senator Walsh calls for joint Republican and Democratic steering committees to forge an immediate nonpartisan program to reduce prices. He cites profiteering, rising costs, and unrest, urging quick, united action and warning Congress must deliver or public faith will waver.
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Congress
Walsh
League of Nations
Senate
America
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Colorado
Tennessee
House
Federal Trade Commission
Siegel
Republican
New York
United Fruit Company
Fitzgerald
Democrat
Phosphate for Nervous Thinness and Health Glow
The article extols Bitro-Phosphate as a remedy for thinness and nervous debility, claiming phosphorous deficiency harms health and that organic phosphate improves nerve tissue and body vitality. It warns Euro-Phosphate suits nervous relief but cautions against fat gain.
Cullis Named Mails Superintendent At Central Post Office
Alfred H. Cullis, previously superintendent of the South Postal station, is appointed superintendent of mails with offices at the central post office. He succeeds John W. McGrath, who requests transfer to his former position. McGrath has served 47 years and cites reduced night duties. A floral display marked Cullis’s desk reveal.
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David
Alfred H. Cullis
South
Central Post Office
Cullis
John W. McGrath
McGrath
Calis
Thais
Callis
Police Union Becomes An Entity In Boston
Commissioner Curtis declined comment as the Boston Policemen's Union becomes an organized entity amid questions about enforcement of laws governing union affiliation. The article notes no imminent mass discharges and emphasizes legal constraints on police firings for union membership.
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Crowley
Curtis
Nahant
Boston Policemen's Union
Long Begins Rallies Today Across Boston Areas
Richard F. Long, candidate for Governor on the Democratic ticket, opens paper rallies starting at noon in Pemberton Square to discuss street railway service and five-cent fares. Additional meetings follow in South Boston, Dudley Hampden streets, Charlestown, and East Boston with topics including treatment of returned service men and the poll tax.
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Richard F. Long
Pemberton Square
Flood Square
South Boston
Dudley Hampden Streets
Bunker Hulmet
Charlestown
Central Square
East Boston
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Utah
Labor Union
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Supreme Court
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Moriarty
Paul Russell
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