U S License Urged For R R S Relief In Policy Plan
George W Perkins urged New England to push a constructive federal policy at Washington to aid railroads and secure federal licenses or charters. He called for Sherman law revision or abolition to allow large business units under federal supervision benefiting producers, consumers, stockholders, and labor.
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New England
Washington
Congress
George W. Perkins
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Assembly
Ford Hall
Congressional Call for Immediate Constructive Legislation
A fragment quotes Mr Perkins urging Congress to act with immediate constructive legislation. The brief indicates a push for timely policy action and parliamentary response.
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Congress
Perkins
Minard's Liniment Promises Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
Advertisement claims Minard's Liniment provides instant relief from rheumatic pain. It touts universal use for head back muscles or joints and urges readers to keep the preparation in the home for immediate relief.
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Minard
Minnard
Missing Malden court interpreter Leon Gailzoid feared dead
Police alarm for 60 year old court interpreter Leon Gailzoid of Malden District Court after he disappeared Tuesday morning. He left his home at 279 Cross Street Faulkner carrying a substantial sum of money. Relatives fear foul play.
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Leon Gailzoid
Malden District Court
Gailzoid
Cross Street
Faulkner
Van Dyke Praises France in Poem Title The Name of France
Dr Henry Van Dyke praised France in a poem titled The Name of France in the Art World issue. He also confirmed his resignation as minister to the Netherlands to return to writing with full freedom to express his thoughts.
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New York
Henry van Dyke
Netherlands
France
Associated Press
the Hague
van Dyke
Three women charged in downtown department store thefts
Ella Nealon and Margaret Rogers, both jailed after arraignment in Central Court on larceny of furs, pleaded not guilty and were released on 500 bail each for trial December 14. A third woman, Catherine Carroll, faced larceny charges for a fur neck piece and hat, continued to December 18 on 500 bail. Loot recovered including fur coats and dresses hung at police HQ.
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Ella Nealon
Margaret Rogers
South End
Central Court
Catherine Carroll
Pelton
Loughlin
Police
McGarr
Pelton and Loughlin
Brazilian diplomat joining Harvard faculty staff
A Brazilian president secretary will join Harvard University instruction staff in a few weeks. Helio Lobo, secretary to President Wenceslau Braz, has sailed from Rio de Janeiro to the United States, signaling his arrival in Cambridge.
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Harvard University
Helio Lobo
Wenceslau Braz
Brazil
Cambridge
Rio de Janeiro
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