Lodge Praises Moran as He Attacks Conservative Tariffs
Senior Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Speaker John N Cole opened the Massachusetts Republican campaign at Bass Point House Essex Club. Lodge ridiculed tariff reformers and praised Moran's real platform. About 150 attendees including state and local officials heard exhortations to reelect Guild and Draper and defend GOP stability.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
John N. Cole
Massachusetts
Hlouse
Essex Club
Bass Point House
Bass Point
Lodge
Moran
Guild
Cole
Club
Draper
United States
Moody
Dana Malone
Lodge lauds Moran and Guild in political remarks
Senator Lodge praises Moran as a serious platform while contrasting with tariff reform shams and reiterates support for Governor Guild and Lieutenant Governor Draper. Congressman Gardiner predicts Schofield may run for Congress and would be a strong candidate.
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Moran
Guild
Draper
Oyster Bay
Cole
Newton Ht Frye
North Andover
Augustus P. Gardner
James F. Shaw
Senate
Essex
George A. Schofield
Shaw
Mr. Schofield
Congress
Shares in Real Estate Trust Plan Divides Creditors
Philadelphia August 20 Receiver Farle proposes creditors take preferred stock in the Real Estate Trust Company for their claims and appoint their own officers to recover dollar for dollar. He says a failed business under receivership yields less than direct management by interested parties. He also notes a $250,000 asset backed by good names could be realized.
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Philadelphia
Farle
Earle
Battle Looms Near Guanes as Cuban Forces Close In
In Cuba near Guanes General Avalos with 1000 cavalry and troops pursue insurgents ahead of a possible clash. Earlier near Campo Florida 20 miles east of Havana, 150 rural guards and volunteers battled an estimated 300 rebels for three hours with 12 killed. Amnesty offers spark more surrenders, including Tata Sanchez. Colonel Carlos Guas from San Antonio de los Banos joins insurgents, forming a new cadre.
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Avalos
Pino Guerra
Guanes
Sabalo
Campo Florida
Havana
Tata Sanchez
Carlos Guas
San Antonio de Los Banos
Prospect Union Civil Service Preparatory Meeting
At 8 o'clock this evening the Prospect Union of 744 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge will hold the preliminary meeting of its special three months civil service course in preparation.
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Prospect Union
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Cuba Big Brother Cigar Ad by Estabrook & Eaton
Some men light a big cigar when pressed for time and smoke only briefly. The Cuba Big Brother Cigar offers 11 minute smokes at a fraction of the cost. A box of five for 10 cents is sold at stores selling good tobacco. Estabrook & Eaton.
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Cuba Big Brother Cigarros
Cuba Big Brother
Youthful Offenders Hearings Open in New Juvenile Court
Boston establishes a specialized juvenile court to separate youths from adult offenders. Judge Harvey Humphrey Baker leads with special justices Frank Severoni and Philip Rubenstein. Charles W. M. Williams acts as clerk with two probation officers. The court sits in a secure western bavement room to keep young defendants isolated from other criminal matters.
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New Juvenile Court
Teo
Harvey Humphrey Baker
Baker
Frank Severoni
Philip Rubenstein
Charles W. M. Williams
Kingston Man Byron Quimby Killed In Auto Wreck
Byron C. Quimby of Kingston, 63, died when his car overturned over a Kingston road embankment at Calamity Bend to avoid a colliding team. He managed the Cobb and Drew tack factory and was unmarried and well known in Kingston.
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Byron C. Quimby
Plymouth
Quimby
Cobb and Drew Tack Manufactory
Kingston Road
Calamity Bend
Train in Ditch After Rail Jump No Injuries Reported
A four car train with 15 passengers on the Sandy River railroad in Phillips Me jumped a curve and fell into a ditch at 20 miles an hour. None were injured though cars overturned and track washed out. passengers evacuated and later brought to town by a special train. A temporary track was laid to allow the night train to pass.
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Phillips
Sandy River
Appraiser Snelling Honored With Loving Cup at Port
J Linzee Snelling, retiring chief appraiser at the port, received a loving cup from Custom House colleagues. O C Blaney spoke, and a bound volume of department autographs was presented. Tributes came from Acting Secretary Keep and others as Snelling retires to private business. Winthrop T Hodges will succeed him.
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J. Linzee Snelling
Custom House
O. C. Blaney
Department
Snelling
Keep
the Treasury
Reynolds
Lyford
Winthrop T. Hodges
Nahant
Young Mr Hurd Weds Secretly in New York Romance
Roger H Hurd of 591 Main Street son of Theodore Hurd Middlesex County Court clerk and assistant to his father slipped to New York with Elsie Mae Dean Arlington brunette to marry on May 12 after about two years of romance. The bride is daughter of Mrs Annie Loud Dean of Kensington road Arlington.
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Winciltester
Roger H. Hurd
Mainstreet
Theodore Hurd
Middlesex County Court
New York
Elsie Mae Dean
Arlington
Hurd
Winchester Boat Club
Annie Loud Dean
Keningston Road
Industrial education board names new appointees and officials
Governor Guild announced nominations for the commission on industrial education including Paul Henry Hanus chair, A Lincoln Filene, Charles H. Winslow, Carlton Richardson, Mary Morton Weden, and others. Also named were Ralph Cloag and John W. Pratt among social justice and civil service appointees with several district officers and inspectors to join the board.
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Ansel J. Cheney
Beverly
J. Raphael McCoole
Dedham
Thomas F. Mahoney
Hudson
Mabel J. Kaser
Boston
Mary Agnes Mahan
West Roxbury
Dog Day Heat Overwhelms Boston Residents
In scorching humid weather reaching 84 degrees, Boston saw several people prostrated in the streets. Notable victims taken to City Hospital include George A. Appleby 72 of Roxbury Rawin A. Dickey 28 of Worcester who died in a hospital hallway and Rachael Mowlin 61 of Newton who was aided by Station 19 officers.
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Boston
George A. Appleby
Garfield Avenue
Roxbury
Tremont Street
Springfield Street
City Hospital
Rawin A. Dickey
Worcester
Washington Street
Rachael Mowlin
Parker Street
Newton
Park Square
Boylston Street
Visitors from Tokio study American railway stores
Isidero Kasuga secretary in the finance department of the Imperial Japanese railways and Takegoro Okada engineer to the Imperial government railways, both of Tokyo, visited South station yesterday. They examined the terminal and asked about junction points ware houses repair shops and the company accounting. Okada said he was studying the American plan for storing material and duplicate parts. He will visit New York Philadelphia Baltimore Altoona Pittsburgh Chicago Denver and San Francisco.
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Isidero Kasuga
Finance Department
Imperial Japanese Railways
Tokio
Takegoro Okada
Imperial Government Railways
Okada
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Altoona
Pittsburg
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Explosion Injures Salem Boy
Salem Aug 30 The explosion of a bunch of detonating caps late this afternoon may cause the death of Clarence C Chase a 12 year old lad whose body was pierced by tiny particles of copper from the shell He is in a hospital in a dangerous condition.
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Salem
Clarence C. Chase
Morse’s Promotes Union Made Menswear and Hats
At Morse’s the sales pitch emphasizes being the only New England store selling exclusively Union Made men’s clothing. The ad notes black suits from $12 and features Knapp Felt Derbys and Stetson Soft Hats as selling points, tying Labor Day to fall attire.
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New England
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