Gardner and Bird clash over Governor bid and immigration
Congressman Augustus P. Gardner accuses Charles Sumner Bird of discourtesy and error in claiming Bird's gubernatorial bid was dictated from Washington. Gardner urges compulsory arbitration for state labor disputes and ties immigration limits to curbing Lawrence strike woes. Governor Foss pursues independent run while Benton outlines tax cuts and police consolidation at Barnstable fair.
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Augustus P. Gardner
Charles Sumner Bird
Washington
Gardner
Bird
Mr. Bird
Lawrence
Beckman’s Alterative Promoted for Lung Trouble Recoveries
A testimonial spread endorses Beckman’s Alterative as effective for throat and lung ailments, including typhoid pneumonia and consumption. It cites a weight gain from 108 to 158 pounds after use and claims many recoveries, urging use in all lung trouble cases and noting availability at Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores and leading druggists.
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Beckman
Weldon, Til
Fort Worth
Texas
Canon City
Colorado
Eckman
Arthur Webb
Wekman
Riker-Jaynes
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
State political situation as it developed yesterday
Gardner accuses Bird of discourtesy and wrong claiming his candidacy is Washington dictated. Benton calls removing the railroad issue from politics. Foss says independent candidacy would draw more strength from Walsh than Bird or Gardner. Harlow may join excise board. Foss Gardner and Benton to speak at Worcester meeting. police protection costly. Proposals include State police consolidation, State purchasing department, equitable education funding, boosting agricultural transport costs, and using electric lines to move farm products. Mothers and children case argues for keeping families together at home with State support. every Massachusetts child deserves to be raised by its mother. Endorsers for License Commission include Burrill, Winship, Clifford, Moses, and others.
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Everett C. Benton
Barnstable Fair
Metropolitan Park Police
District Police
Foss
Gardner
Walsh
Bird
Congressman Gardner
Democratic Party
Mr. Foss
Washington
Benton
Harlow
Excise Board
Worcester
Massachusetts District Police
Massachusetts
Harlow Backed for License Board in State Moves
Governor Foss may not appoint to Public Utilities tomorrow but could name a man to the Excise Commission. Secretary George Harlow, a Boston Democrat, is strongly backed for the license board and praised for his support of Foss since the 14th district contest. He helped secure Ross's rise to a governor's race victory.
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Foss
Public Utilities Commission
Excise Commission
George Harlow
License Board
Harlow
Ross
Boston
Demo
Riley's Papers in Error Ruling on Ballot Stickers and Write-ins
Secretary of State Donahue ruled that Democratic State Committee nominee Thomas P. Riley must run on stickers or have his name written on the ballot if elected, due to insufficient signatures on his nomination papers. The ruling notes no vacancy exists if original papers are defective and explains voters must mark a cross beside a write-in name for it to count. Also mentions substitutions in Middlesex and Norfolk Senate districts.
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Thomas P. Riley
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
State Donahue
Riley
Middlesex
Martin T. Hall
Natick
Daniel O'Connell
Newton
Norfolk
Martin H. McGaughey
South Braintree
John J. Daly
Holbrook
Fire instruction urged for Boston theatres and moving pictures
Fire Commissioner Cole urged Mayor Fitzgerald to require theatre and moving picture managers to warn patrons about fire panic. He cited New York practice of printing a large front page fire notice in programmes and suggested screenings of a safety message before every performance and hourly thereafter.
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Cole
Fitzgerald
Boston Theatres
Moving Picture Houses
New York
Dolly Todd and James Madison Her Early Life and Courtship
Dolly Payne Todd born 1768 in North Carolina to Quaker parents. She married John Todd, his death left her widowed and later wed James Madison. Washington showed personal interest in the romance. The Madisons led a devoted life and Dolly’s letters reveal deep affection and longing. Mrs Madison died and was buried near Montpelier beside her husband.
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Dolly Todd
Little Madison
George Steptoe Washington
Harewood
Virginia
Dorothea
Dolly) Payne
North Carolina
Hanover County
John Todd
Madison
George Washington
Madisons
Dolly
Peter
Dolly P. Madison
Leo Frank Is Sentenced to Death for Phagan Murder
Atlanta August 26 Leo M Frank was sentenced to death for the murder of Mary Phagan aged 1 The judge set October 10 for execution The defense seeks a new trial arguing prejudicial demonstrations were heard by jurors Newt Lee the factory watchman was released while James Conley a factory sweeper remains in custody
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Frank
Roan
Newt Lee
National Pencil Factory
Lee
Phagan
James Conley
Apportion Funds To Move The Crops
Washington August 26 Secretary McAdoo announced the apportioned sum for the governments 50 million deposit in national banks to aid movement and marketing of crops. Total allotted to date is 46.5 million with 24.7 million to Western banks and 21.8 million to Southern states and the District of Columbia.
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Washington
McAdoo
District of Columbia
Whistling Dobbin Runs Free in Market District
A white horse named Dobbin, described as musically inclined and sleepwalking, amused by whistling unpopular airs while resting by a wagon. The same horse wandered after an express man to Cambridge, waking him during the night and provoking annoyance.
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Cambridge
Whistling Horse Tales At Cambridge Market
A white horse unhitched from a wagon slept by a produce stall and drew crowd intrigue as it trailed an express wagon while whistling like an office boy. The horse, owned by a farmer, is now held at a stable awaiting a claimant in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Bent Street
Nellie
Bear Attack on Ball Player in Minnesota
P. J. Barry, a pitcher for Spencer Minnesota, was attacked by a bear and cub while fishing near Lake of the Woods. He lost his right arm from elbow to shoulder in the struggle and was carried to Xenora. his injuries are not believed life threatening. The cub was captured and Barry plans to take the animal to Chicago after recovery.
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Beaudette
Minn
P. J. Barry
Chicago
Spencer
Barry
Xenora
Satin Casket for Dog to Be Buried in Los Angeles
Pauline the 13 year old pug dies from pneumonia after a cold. The dog owned by Mrs. N B Wilson of Los Angeles, is sealed in a satin casket in Chicago. Burial planned in Los Angeles next month after transport.
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Chicago
Pauline
Los Angeles
Cal
N. B. Wilson
Winnetaka
Hank the Hermit Scream Comic in Post Section
Hank the Hermit provides a scream ingly funny moment in the upcoming Post comic section. Francis Metcalf debuts a new circus chron icles series in the feature comic section of next Sunday's Post.
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Hank the Hermit
Post
Francis Metcalf
Next
What Thin Folks Should Do to Gain Weight
Thousands suffer from excessive thinness and weak digestion yet a new regenerative force named Sargol is said to build fat after years of thinness. Six fat producing elements are combined to improve digestion, nourish the body, and strengthen nerves. Leading druggists report high demand and endorse its harmless, inexpensive use for weight gain.
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Sargel
Say
Train wreck injures 21 near Lynchburg
Twenty one people were injured when a mixed train on the Chesapeake and Ohio line near Bremo, Virginia, derailed this afternoon due to spreading rails. railroad officials reported no fatalities.
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Lynchburg
Chesapeake , Ohio
Bremo
Five Die As Auto Is Struck By Train In Lane Station
Freeport Pennsylvania Aug 26 J E Rowan his wife two children and his sister in law Mrs Allen Wood all of Brackenbridge were killed when their car collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad special train at Lane Station near here The train carried R L O Donnel general superintendent and other officials on an inspection trip.
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Freeport
Penn
J. E. Rowan
Allen Wood
Brackenbridge
Pennsylvania
Lane Station
Here
R. L. O'Donnel
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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