Curley May Preside At Democratic State Convention
Mayor Curley may chair the Democratic State convention if conditions are favorable. A conference with Chairman O Leary Judge Riley and others suggested he would preside, otherwise not. Governor Walsh faced a busy day with talks on minority appointments and three major posts in Suffolk and Boston.
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Curley
Walsh
O'Leary
Democratic State Committee
Riley
Mansfield
John F. McDonald
Reardon
State Committee
Boynton
Suffolk
Boston Excise Board
Worcester
Hibernians
Maine county commissioners meet in 21st annual session
In Bangor Maine on August 26 the Maine county commissioners convened their 21st annual session. Parker L Hardison of the highway department spoke on good roads. W W Farrar of Auburn was elected president for the fourth time and N H E Atwood of Lisbon Falls was re elected secretary. The session ends tomorrow.
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Bangor
Maine County Commissioners
Parker L. Hardison
Finte Highway Department
W. W. Farrar
Auburn
H. E. Atwood
Lisbon Falls
How to Stop Stomach Distress With Bisulated Magnesia
A historical treatise notes most stomach distress stems from acids formed during digestion. It advocates taking a teaspoon of Bisulated Magnesia in water after meals to dissolve acids, stop acidity, and relieve sourness, belching, and heartburn within five minutes. The remedy is described as inexpensive, physician prescribed, and harmless.
Milk Shortage Debated By Connecticut Farmers And Boston Group
Putnam Connecticut August 26 More than 150 Windham county farmers met with a Boston Chamber of Commerce committee to discuss the milk supply shortage. They reported poor returns forcing many from milking as prices from four to six cents fail to cover grain costs. Few have contracts to ship to Boston. The committee urged cooperation to bypass middlemen. Today's meeting opens a series of 15 with Hawleyville tomorrow.
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Putnam, Conn
Windham County
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Chamber
Hawleyville
Anaesthetic Induced Theft Case Tied to Hotel Puritan Woman
Mrs. Catherine A. Pearson of Quebec, living at the Hotel Puritan during her husband’s absence, is charged with stealing items from a department store after a tooth extraction under anaesthetic. She wore diamonds when arrested by Inspectors Wolfe and Mitchell. The listed items include gloves, handkerchiefs, a comb, a clock, and a mirror. She offered vague denial, implying possible prior acquisition if not wrapped.
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Catherine A. Pearson
Hotel Puritan
Pearson
Quebec
England
Wolfe and
Mitchell
Lowell Girl Fatally Hit by Montreal Express
Millicent Octavia Lynch nineteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Lynch of 650 Broadway was struck by a north bound Montreal express on the Stony Bridge near North Chelmsford and died minutes after the accident.
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Lowell
Millicent Octavia Lynch
State Normal School
Daniel Lynch
Broadway
Stony Bridge
North
Chelmsford
Laconia Man Fatally Struck by Canadian Express
Adolph Caradin, 67, of 12 Railroad Avenue, Laconia, was killed early this morning after being struck by a Canadian express train while crossing the Boston and Maine freight yards en route to his job.
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Laconia
Canadian Express
N. H
Adolph Caradin
Railroad Avenue
Boston & Maine
Wilson Pushes Continuation of Trust Bill Movement
Administration leaders were summoned to the White House as the President demanded steady progress on trust bills. Senator Kern stated the Clayton bill vote was expected this Saturday, signaling a push to advance key legislation without delay.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Kern
Marshfield Fair Opens With Record Horse Show
Marshfield’s 48th annual fair and horse show opens with many attendees as Thomas W. Lawson’s entries win multiple blue ribbons. Highlights include Glorious Bonnie Lass O Dreamwold and Dreamword Glorious Bill in top pony and family carriage events, plus notable wins by Zephyr and Sunbeam in roadster classes and Hingman Stock Farm’s desert bred stallions. Cattle entries draw interest with Alfred L. Lincoln’s Hereford oxen taking first honors and Lawson’s Dreamwold Farm securing blue ribbons.
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Marshfield
Marshfield Agricultural Society
Thomas W. Lawson
James F. Lord
C. A. Stone
Zephyr
Sunbeam
Riverview Farm
Hingman Stock Farm
Martin A. Towle
Hingman Farm
America
Homer Davenport
Piedmont
John J. Dixon
Black Eagle
Trotter
Malcolm
Stanley W. Hinds
Hat
Dreamwold
Glorious Bill
Glorious Teddy
Tomah
A. Stone
Lord Pembroke
Kighton
Beautiful Star
Longmynd
Lyssuimn Nelly
Shanny Fash
Maud
B. G
Fast opening on Bay State Short Ship Circuit at Marshfield
Clear skies and speed favored opening races at Marshfield fair. The Mason won second and third heats in the 2:30 trot with Tom Minton runner up and The Verdict finishing third. Dr Kilburn led the 2:27 trot from start to finish while Chato won all readings in the 2:25 event, with only three horses earning prize money and fourth going to the Fair Association.
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Marshfield
Bay State
Marshfield Fair
Mason
Kilburn
Chato
The
Fair Association
the Mason
Maroney
Tom Minton
the Verdict
Betsy Morgan
Bettina
Riley Grannon
Peach Blossom
Dr. Kilburn
Carpen
GETS-IT Corn Cure Promises Quick, Pain Free Relief
A vintage advertisement touts GETS-IT as a new plan to vanish corn buildup. It claims to cure corns quickly and easily without pain, suggesting users have tried other methods without success.
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County Commissioners of
Maine
Thornton Fisher
Lowell Girl
Montreal Express
Wilson
Dreamwold Farm
Ter
Amazon
Molly L
Todess
Sparrow
Bellows
Beau Dewey
Royal Watts
Todds Echo
Margle Pin
Ma Boy
Horatio Chandler
West Duxbury
Hereford
Ketterer
Hischmirs
Canal St
W.A. Bacon DO
Toxi
A.bacon Co
Manhattan
Cate
Batiste
Cretonne
Lael
Nippon China
Castile
Pcoid
Herhem
Valley
Ari
China
Goodyear
Davis Sewing Machine Co
Kashgar
P. N
Belfort
Norfolk
Glad Rage
Clark
Breandorfs
Beatty
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