Lexington Woman Registers at 71 Year-Old Voter
Mrs Lilly St A Huntington 71 of 237 Massachusetts Ave East Lexington becomes Lexingtons oldest registered female voter. She registered yesterday at a Lexington Board of Registrars session in Town Hall to vote in the State primary next month. Her daughter Miss Catharine S Huntington also registered.
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Lilly St. A. Huntington
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
Board of Registrars of Voters
Catharine Sargent Huntington
Readjustment of Grain Rates Ordered
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered readjustment of grain rates between Lake Erie ports and the Atlantic seaboard. Domestic rates rise 20 cents and export rates 25 percent, down from the 40 percent increase previously allowed.
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Washington
Lake Erie
Atlantic Seaboard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Danderine Claim Highlights Hair Benefits
The advertisement asserts that a small purchase of Danderine eliminates fallen hair and dandruff after use. It claims hair becomes visibly shinier thicker and more colorful with continued application and notes a simple routine for noticeable results.
Bright newsboy to start high school career this fall
One of the Peninsular district's brightest newsboys, Francis Mullen, begins his high school career this fall after graduating with honors from St. Peter's and St. Paul's parochial school last June. He has sold papers at his regular Broadway and C street corner for a year and resides at 24 Fifth Street South Boston.
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Broadway
C Street
South Boston
Peninsular
Francis Mullen
St. Peter’s
St. Paul's
Fifth Street
American Telephone and GE Team On New Communications Pact
New York August 25 An important contract may revolutionize telephone and wireless communication has been entered into by the American Telephone & Telegraph Company and the General Electric Company. The announcement came from H B Thayer president of AT&T.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
General Electric Company
H. B. Thayer
Radio license exchange proposed to advance wireless telegraphy
Negotiations between General Electric, Radio Corporation of America and American Telephone & Telegraph aim to exchange licenses. The goal is to harmonize RCA wireless systems with Bell's nationwide wire service, extending to ships at sea and foreign networks, benefiting public service.
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General Electric Company
Radio Corporation of America
American Telephone & Tele
Graph Company
Radio Corporation
Universal
Bell System
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
The Art of Electrical Transmission and Communication
The article proclaims that the United States will accelerate electrical transmission and communication faster than any other nation, signaling a bold push in infrastructure and innovation across the country.
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America
Quincy man struck by car on Washington Street
Joseph Chello of 62 Brackett Street Quincy suffered a fractured right leg and multiple injuries after being hit by a car on Washington Street. Police say the vehicle was driven by Shigero Watamabe of 5 Linnaean Street Cambridge. Chello was taken to Quincy City Hospital.
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Joseph Chello
Brackett Street
Uincy
Washington Street
Quincy
Shigero Watamabe
Linnaean Street
Cambridge
Chello
Quincy City Hospital
Whiskey Heist: 15 Barrels Stolen by Armed Gang
In Harrodsburg Kentucky at the Van Arsdell distillery nine miles north of town ten masked men held two night watchmen up at dawn. They rolled 15 barrels of whiskey onto a waiting truck and fled. The vehicle was traced to Harrodsburg but the trail went cold.
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Harrodsburg
van Arsdell
Wireless telephone links Europe via desk sets and ships
Radio experts report that contracts enable use of ordinary desk telephones to reach Europe and ships at sea. Experiments show multiple conversations on one line with new vacuum tubes, cut costs, and boost long distance service. Navy letters urge patent holders to merge rights for universal access and safer sea travel.
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Europe
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Sample
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Frank E. Denehy
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Gilchrist
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Tal Shua
Cassimere
Savings
Thayer
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Postum Cereal Co. Inc
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Kit Coney Coats
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