Debs Fires Off Campaign Statement From Prison
The first in a series of statements from Socialist nominee Eugene Debs, jailed in Atlanta, denounces the League of Nations controversy as dishonest and cites coal shortages as the main issue. He attacks Wilson, the major parties, and the Farmer Labor party while recalling the 1893 railway strike and mocking Harding and Cox as empty figures.
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Chicago
Eugene Debs
Atlanta
Socialist National
Debs
League of Nations
Wilson
Poland
Samuelers
Farmer- Labor Party
American Railway Union
Harding
Cox
Ferryboats Satisfy East Boston Fire Protection Needs
Fire Commissioner John R. Murphy informed the City Council that the two newly contracted ferryboats will provide sufficient ferryage for adequate East Boston fire protection. The council had pressed for a third boat but has refused to rescind the $400,000 ferry order.
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John R. Murphy
Boston
Murphy
City Hospital Receives $200000 Building and Equipment Loan
The City Council approved on second reading a loan of 200000 dollars to fund extensive improvements to City Hospital buildings and equipment. The measure directs funds for renovations, expansions, and upgrades to facilities and medical gear.
Butler's Employees Enjoy Annual Nantasket Outing
More than one hundred Butler's department store staff traveled by four sight seeing autos to Nantasket for an evening of swimming races dancing and supper. The outing led by T F Young and J F Shea included buyers sales girls salesmen and office staff who stayed until near midnight.
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Butler’s Department Store
Nantasket
T. F. Young
J. F. Shea
Butler’s
Nantasket Beach
J. E. Shea
The Versatile Apollo Type in Art and Adaptability
The description portrays a flexible Apollonian as brilliant and artistic, quick to grasp ideas, and capable of impressive display in conversation. It notes his creativity, broad interests from art to finance, and ease in adapting to diverse circumstances.
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Apollo
Apollonian
Mystery over postal layoff in Boston district
The Boston district retired 116 postal workers aged 65 or older under the retirement act. Supervisory retention recommendations were ignored in Washington, leaving many puzzled why exemptions were not allowed. Postmaster Baker confirmed all affected were retired due to age limit.
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Boston
Washington
Baker
Post Office Department
Catherine Hopkins Weds Warren F. Arnold at St Clement's
Miss Catherine Hopkins of 10 Winchester Terrace South Medford and Warren F. Arnold son of Patrolman Louis F. Arnold of Minnesota Avenue Somerville were married yesterday at St Clement's Church West Somerville by Rev Thomas F. McCarthy.
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St. Clement’s Church
West Somerville
Catherine Hopkins
Winchester Terrace
South Medford
Somerville
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