McDonald Outlines Platform In Boston Council Bid
Daniel J. McDonald a candidate for re election attacks the Good Government Association and promotes a pay as you go policy for city finances He says Boston needs decent streets but money should come from taxes He campaigns with Ford and Watson aiming to protect their three seats against GOoGOO rivals in a bid to keep council control.
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Daniel J. McDonald
Good Government Association
Boston
McDonald
Ford
Watson
Brickley
Cassidy
Ball
For Better Streets Exponent Advances Boston Downtown Reform
A longtime advocate for better streets in downtown Boston, he pushed for bold public works, even proposing borrowing 500000 dollars to fund improvements. His persistent stance highlighted the urgency of urban renewal and transportation upgrades.
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Boston
Nose Clogged From a Cold or Catarah
An advertisement fragment notes a clogged nose issue attributed to a cold or catarah. It presents no clear medical advice or further context beyond the symptom mention.
Relief from Stuffed Noses with Ely's Cream Balm
A vivid pitch promises instant relief from nasal congestion due to colds and catarrh. The fragrance antiseptic cream is applied in the nostrils to soothe swollen membranes and restore easy breathing, claiming broad audience appeal.
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Ely
Good Government Association backs Ball Brickley Cassidy
The Good Government Association issues a statement defending its City Council endorsements of Ball Brickley and Cassidy for re election. It says its pamphlet aims to inform voters impartially and urges election of the three as best suited for the city’s future.
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Ball, Brickley and
Cassidy
Good Government Association
Ball
Brickley
Flames among new sweater colors for Southern wear
A note lists flame as one of the new sweater colors for Southern wear. It highlights the season’s color trends and suggests flame as a standout option for knitwear in the region.
College Girl as Machinist Voices World-Spanning Craft
A college girl describes working in a machine shop with pride high on balance and tempering knives. She envisions her craft helping build ships cars and planes worldwide and feels fingers on the pulse of the world as belts and grinders sing to her.
Woman machinist finds joy in grinding knives at Boston shop
Miss Vivian Bliss, former law student and Paris graduate, works 15 months as a machine operator at S A Woods Machine Co in South Boston. She praises machinist work as creative and human, notes sending knives to Australia and France, and gives wages to Belgian and French relief funds.
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Boston
Vivian Bliss
Columbia University
Paris
S. A. Woods Machine Company
Vivian Buss
Kansas City College
Madame Yeatem
South
Miss Bliss
Europe
Australia
France
Russia
Bibbs
Tarkington
New York
Belgium
Workplace morale rises with women in factories
The piece notes good wages and small expenses, praising women in factories for benefits to both women and men. It describes a lively, efficient atmosphere as machines pound, workers focus, and a girl named Bibbs mid action hums along to the grinding wheels.
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Beveryone
Tarkington
Bibbs
Mother Kills 12 Year Old Daughter in Denver
In Denver on December 9, Mrs. Emily R. Powell 40, said to be Horace Lippincott’s daughter, shot and killed her 12 year old daughter Jacqueline as she slept at the Capitol Hill apartment. Powell then shot herself and was taken to a hospital in dangerous condition. Neighbors reported she had been acting strangely and was separated from her husband. Admiral Hilary P. Jones is said to be related to Powell.
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Denver
Col
Emily R. Powell
Horace G. Lippincott
Wyncote
Penn
Jacqueline
Capitol Hill
Secret Marriage Revealed Between Emily Lip Pincott and Edwin S Powell
Emily Lip pincott traveled to Denver for health reasons and secretly married Edwin S Powell in 1905. The couple later divorced after three years. They had a daughter aged 12 and a younger son.
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Philadelphia
Emily Lippincott
Denver
Edwin S. Powell
Jacqueline
Divorced Husband Peel Powell Tells About Denver Shooting
Edwin S. Powell former husband of Mrs Emily R Powell who killed her 12 year old daughter and wounded herself in Denver says he divorced her 11 years ago in Denver He is now employed at a San Francisco sporting goods store and cannot explain her act He says he learned of the tragedy today from his sister and that he previously worked as a reporter for the Cincinnati Times and the Denver Post before becoming a salesman.
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San Francisco
Edwin Ss. Powell
Emily R. Powell
Denver
Powell
Cincinnati Times
The
Denver Post
The Man Charged With Horse Theft And Shoes Larceny
William Burke age 19 of Elm Street Charlestown faces charges of larceny for stealing a horse and 400 pairs of shoes worth 2749.49. Inspector Donovan arrested him after the items were reported missing on September 10 and later recovered in a downtown street wagon load of shoes.
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William Burke
Elm Street
Charlestown
Donovan
Bazaar at St Vincent Orphan Asylum Lights Up Community
Progressive whist and auction drew crowds to the St Vincent Orphan Asylum bazaar held yesterday under the St Vincent Orphan Guild. Decorated booths Christmas trees and a tea-room featured prize items and light refreshment. The event closes this evening.
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St. Vincent Orphan Asylum
St. Vincent
Navy Board Urges 18 Ships for 1921 Program
Washington December 9 recommendations from the navy general board call for a 1921 building programme with two battleships one battle cruiser ten scout cruisers five destroyer flotilla leaders and six submarines. The report says the U S Navy should be equal to the world’s most powerful by 1925.
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Washington
Navy General Board
United States
Navy Board Urges Expanded Seapower and Faster Ships
The general board recommends a policy of naval expansion to guard coastlines and merchant shipping, arguing America must build a superior navy. It calls for heavier armament on first line ships, more scout cruisers, five super destroyers, six pilot submarines, one destroyer and one submarine tender, plus a $27 million aircraft program with $6 million for experimental construction.
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Department
General Board
United States
Webber Appointed Special Counsel for Fish Trust Cases
Abraham C. Webber former assistant district attorney named special counsel to continue prosecutions of the fish trust cases by Attorney General Wymen. Compensation to be fixed by the Governor and Council.
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Abraham C. Webber
Fish Trust
Wymen
Sugar Shortage Blamed on President Wilson by Representative
Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts told the House that the sugar shortage could have saved American consumers 360 million to 540 million dollars if President Wilson had followed the Sugar Equalization Board's suggestion to gain control of the Cuban crop.
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Washington
Wilson
Tinkham
Massachusetts
The
House Today
Sugar Equalization Board
Representative Tinkham Attacks Palmer Over Sugar Control
The Massachusetts representative accused Attorney General Palmer of false statements about sugar control. He argued Congress need not act since the board’s charter allowed continued operation until July 1923.
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Massachusetts
Palmer
Department of Justice
Congress
Tinkham
Holyoke Strikers Return to Work After Bonus Deal
The 600 Germania Mills employees in Holyoke end their strike after reaching an understanding to receive 10 percent back pay for the last year plus the standard 12 and a half percent raise shared with other textile plants.
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Holyoke
Germania Mills
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