Eldredge Trial Drama Intensifies With Cross Examination
Witness Eldridge, an 18 year old, testifies amid sharp cross examination by Attorney Lewis detailing the Aug 15 night and the car raid involving Miss Butler. Other witnesses connect the Gomes family, a Ford car, and the Bravos as officers prepare for further testimony Monday morning.
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Jourdain
William H. Lewis
William H. Eldridge
Miss Butler
Lewis
Eldridge
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William Corbett
Ford
Richard Donahue
Ramsdell
Armour workers face firing if they strike
Chicago December 2 All Armour and Company employees who strike next Monday per the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen order will lose their jobs and fall outside plant conference board protection. Similar resolutions were adopted by Armour plant conferences in other cities.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
North America
Armour Plant
Boston terrier breeder Mrs. Lichtenhein dominates show scene
Mrs. Lichtenhein of 66 Beaumont Avenue Newton Center has bred numerous Boston terriers for four years winning prizes in shows. Her dog Talk o the Town is a prized, intelligent show dog praised for its conduct in the ring and its affectionate nature.
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Lewis Lichtenhein
Boston
Beaumont Avenue
Newtonce
Harding Rejects Entering League Back Door Says No
President Harding stated the United States has no plan to join the League of Nations by back doors or any other route. He outlined a proposed association of nations aimed at world peace through regular conferences, without binding the U.S. to European affairs. The exact form remains undecided, and progress depends on current talks.
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Washington
Harding
United States
League of Nations
Association of Nations
League
Europe
Father Brock Faces Serious Operation
The Rev. Edward S. Brock of Malden, vice president of Georgetown University and former Boston College official, will enter New York's St. Vincent's Hospital for a serious operation. His brother Dr L A Brock of Charlestown will accompany him to be present at the procedure.
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Malden
Georgetown University
Boston College
St. Vincent’s Hospital
New York
L. A. Brock
Charlestown
Boston
Optimism Grows Over Navy Plan Controversy
Washington December 2 The conciliatory influence of Great Britain has given a more hopeful aspect to the dispute over Japan's proposal to substitute a 10 10 7 naval ratio for the 5 5 3 plan favored by the United States.
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Washington
Associated Press
Great Britain
Japan
United States
British and Japanese Roles in Naval Talks Emerge
The big three naval talks show limited progress yet growing British influence and Balfour's discussions with Baron Kato. Japan signals patience on the ratio, while the far eastern committee contemplates troop withdrawals from China and the Shantung issue. A New York visit by Balfour and others looms as talks slow, with possible linking of naval and political pacts.
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Arthur J. Balfour
Baron Kate
Balfour
America
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Baron Kato
Tokio
Far- Eastern Committee
China
Shantung
New York
Boston Girl Wardell Arrested for Canadian Liquor Smuggling
Dorothea Wardell of Boston, elaborately dressed with expensive jewelry, was jailed at Plattsburg after 83 quarts of Canadian liquor were found in her baggage on a Montreal to New York train. She was charged by US Commissioner Gilliand with smuggling and remanded to Sheriff Keeney after failing to post bail.
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United States
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New York
Goodrow
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Rouses Point
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Harvey F. Crawford Dies Here Noted Shoe Manufacturer
Harvey F. Crawford a leading figure in the Brockton shoe industry died at his home aged 69. He was among the first to put a named shoe on the market and reportedly hung the first electric advertising sign over his New York store. He retired years ago and led the Crawford Shoe Shank Company, inventing many machines used in shoemaking.
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Brockton
Harvey F. Crawford
Crawford
New York
Crawford Shoe Shank Company
Exemptions Extended for Liberty Bond Interest Under New Law
The Internal Revenue Bureau ruled that corporations receive exempt status on Liberty bond interest under the 1921 revenue act, same as the 1918 act. Dividends paid from such interest remain subject to surtaxes for stockholders, and the law allows penalties for corporate abuse to avoid surtaxes.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Filene backs Briand on arms cut and world peace
E A Filene president of Filene's Sons Co. tells a New England Educational Salesmen's dinner that Briand's stance shows the Washington conference can advance peace. He argues for international guarantees of safety through a world association with court and economic sanctions to deter armament.
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M. Briand
France
E. A. Filene
Wm. Filene’s Sons Company
Hotel Bellevue
Educational Salesmen’s Association of
New England
Fi lene touts public opinion shaping world gun policy
The speaker argues that American public opinion will end gun use in international disputes once it genuinely desires it. He proposes a practical plan to form an association of nations with a strong police force to deter any nation from wanton aggression.
Funeral of Miss Colombo Held at Sacred Heart Church
The funeral of Miss Ernestine Colombo of 18 Newbury Street was held yesterday at the Sacred Heart Church in the North End with interment at Holyhood Cemetery in Chestnut Hill.
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Ernestine Colombo
Newbury Street
Sacred Heart Church
North End
Holyhood Cemetery
Chestnut Hill
First aid for storm injured trees by Davey Tree Surgeons
Urges immediate first aid for storm damaged trees to prevent further harm. Warns against unskilled cutting and winter exposure, offering temporary care by Davey Tree Surgeons with nationwide branch offices and local representatives to protect trees until full treatment.
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Davey Tree
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