Dry Rule Hits U S Shipping Debate on Alcohol on Ships
New York reports Attorney General guidance on alcohol sales aboard American vessels threatens passenger traffic to foreign ships. Winthrop Marvin of the American Steamship Owners' Association notes four fifths of travelers use wine and could switch to foreign lines if dry rules apply. Agencies show travelers insist on wine allowances at meals.
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New York
United News
Winthrop L. Marvin
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Feast of Immaculate Conception Observed in Archdiocese
The Immaculate Conception feast was observed in Catholic churches with regular and special masses. Cardinal O Connell presided at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross high mass at 10 o clock, marking both his birthday and a major church feast day.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cardinal O’connell
Pastel Flower Works by Agnes Lincoln Exhibited at Brooks Reed
Miss Agnes Harrison now Mrs. Lincoln is shown in an Arlington street exhibit of 12 pastel flower designs from her recent in demand work with architects and interior decorators. The show, staged with Japanese screen backdrops, highlights decorative color and realistic species recognition. it closes December 18.
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Agnes Harrison Lincoln
Brooks Reed
Arlington Street
Agnes Harrison
Lincoln
Milwaukee
Boston
Tarbell
Bill authorizes Merchant Marine medals of merit
The House passed a bill authorizing the President to issue medals of merit for distinguished World War II service by officers and men of the United States Merchant Marine. The vote was 315 to 7.
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Washington
House
United States Merchant Marine
Grove's LAXATIVO BROMO QUININE Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Laxativo Bromio Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. It notes the genuine product bears BE. W. Grove's signature and lists a price of 80 cents.
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Grove
BE. W. Grove
Cox Offers Willis Senate Seat After Harding Resigns
Governor Cox wired President elect Harding offering Senator elect Frank B Willis for the unexpired Harding term in the Senate. The move allows Harding to resign now while keeping the Senate with the same party balance, removing the concern of a possible Democrat appointment by Cox.
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Columbus
Cox
Harding
Frank B. Willis
Senate
Gossip of the Theatres and a Reluctant Landlord
Theatre gossip notes Ned Wayburn of the Vogues and Vanities at the Majestic has a missing gray sweater delaying rehearsal, later found in a corner. Miss Lillian Hazel of the As You Were company at the Wilbur refuses higher rents on Washington Street property valued at $60,000, preferring work and saving rent money for the future.
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Ned Wayburn
Mr. Wayburn
Ned
Lillian Hazel
Wilbur Theatre
Post
Governor Coolidge Praised by Western Massachusetts Club
Governor Coolidge attended a dinner of the Western Massachusetts Legislators' Club at the Boston City Club. He received a humidor inscribed by Western Massachusetts associates and expressed regret at leaving Massachusetts. Attending were Senator Chamberlain Attorney General Allen Speaker Warner and Judge Irwin among about 50 guests.
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Governor Coolidge
Western Massachusetts Legislators’ Club
Boston City Club
Western Massachusetts
Massachusetts
George D. Chamberlain
Springfield
Chamberlain
J. Weston Allen
Joseph E. Warner
Public Works
John N. Cole
Richard W. Irwin
Superior Court
Northampton
Cambridge Blaze Drives Six Families From Home
A fire at a six family house at 67 Gorham Street Cambridge forced the occupants into the street last night. The blaze threatened the building before it was brought under control. Loss was about $10 000.
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Cambridge
Gorham Street
Noted Camera Expert Dead at Massachusetts General Hospital
Louis Sumner Brown photomicrographer at the Massachusetts General Hospital died after a illness of pneumonia and septicemia. He led pioneer photomicrography work and helped establish the hospital pathology lab. Survived by three cousins, his career spanned over 30 years in Boston.
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Louis Sumner Brown
Clinico Pathological Laboratory
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mr. Brown
Syracuse University
Harvard Medical School
Brimfield
New England
Hitchcock Academy
Professor Bullock
Harvard University
Bullock
Boston
Brown
John Ryan
Funeral for Mrs Tarbell in Wellesley to be held Friday
The wife of the town clerk Miss Anna Tarbell a writer and Monroe G Tarbell a former World War II lieutenant will have funeral services at Bulfinch Place Chapel Friday afternoon at 2 30.
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Wellesley
Anna Tarbell
Monroe G. Tarbell
Bulfinch Place
Police Seek Auto Dealer Melville F. Goodrich
Police issued a warrant for Melville F. Goodrich of Newton president and sales manager of United States Motor Sales Company charged with conspiracy and larceny of 14 000 to 15 000 linked to a receiver appointment in bankruptcy court. Investigators from the bureau of criminal investigation are probing his connection with the firm.
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Melville F. Goodrich
Newton
United States Motor Sales Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Goodrich
Morton
United States Bankruptcy Court
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Landlord appeals for rear garage refused by Street Commission
Israel Nelson, Albany landlord, challenged the Street Commission ruling denying a permit to erect a one story garage at the rear of apartments on South Street and Commonwealth Avenue. The petition was rejected in an announcement made yesterday.
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Israel Nelson
Alston
The
Street Commission
South Street
Commonwealth Avenue
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