Credit Men Hear Call for Extended Foreign Credits
At a Boston Credit Men’s Association dinner in Young’s Hotel Edward V. Hickey export manager of Gillette Safety Razor urged extending long credits to foreign buyers until European and world conditions normalize. He said American business cannot recover without aid in the form of liberal long-term credit.
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Boston Credit Men’s Association
Young’s Hotel
Edward V. Hickey
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Trade ethics debate opens Massachusetts meeting
Edward P. Tuttle denounces moral decay in business as orders cancel and merchandise returns surge. J. Victor Day urges ethical codes amid sharp trade criticisms. Mr. Hickey cites world markets and exchange-rate strains, predicting strong U S export performance despite European weakness and postwar tensions.
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Edward P. Tuttle
Association
J. Victor Day
Smith-Patterson Company
Boston
Hickey
Massachusetts
Massachusetts State Chamber of Commerce
Tuttle
Boston Post
Shaw Trade
Europe
Egypt
Orient
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Belgium
United States
Germany
France
England
Japan
China
America
Harvard Nominates Lamont Secretary
Thomas Stilwell Lamont son of a New York financier was nominated for secretary of the Harvard senior class by members of the class of 1921. Lamont is president of the Harvard Crimson and a leader in many college activities.
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Thomas Stilwell Lamont
New York
Harvard
Young Lamont
Harvard Crimson
Christmas Shopping and Cold Prevention Advice
During Christmas shopping the public is cautioned about colds that may lead to grip and pneumonia. Father John’s Medicine is promoted as a safe, wholesome treatment and preventive aid for colds grip and pneumonia, with a long history of use and a gentle laxative action.
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Father John
Moriarty Winner in Council Contest
Voters turnout high amid a referendum on raises for firemen and policemen. Firemen select Yes 2430 No 2467. Policemen Yes 2392 No 2480. Referenda results: Sunday sports Yes 3052 No 1141. Boxing Yes 2917 No 1062. 2.75 Per Cent Beer Yes 2708 No 159. License Yes 2292 No 2289.
Melrose Elects Angier Goodwin Mayor Defeats Jones
Angier L. Goodwin defeats George R. Jones for Melrose mayor 2643 to 2173. Sunday sports rejected while boxing approved with 63 percent voting. License and 2.75 percent beer were defeated. Aldermen elected include Dike, McLain, Carrie and ward representatives Harmon Restall Peabody Wilson Cameron Davenport Chapman Norris Rogers Sandford.
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Angier L. Goodwin
State Senate
George R. Jones
Melrose
Melrose Board of Aldermen
John Dike
L. H. McLain
William A. Carrie
Fred W. Sellers
Mabel C. Dole
William Coggeshall
Josiah R. Besillens
Ralph G. Harmon
Henry L. Restall
Lorenzo J. Peabody
H. Ray Wilson
George A. Jackson
W. A. Smith
Charles B. Cameron
James A. Davenport
Walter F. Chapman
Walter A. T. Norris
George A. Rogers
Nelson J. Sandford
Kimball Wins ReElection as Malden Mayor by Wide Margin
John V. Kimball re-elected mayor over former mayor Charles M. Blodgett by 5320 to 1336 votes, with 6356 for Kimball and 1336 for Blodgett. Other races saw defeats for Nora Moriarty and Arabella Wilson, four referenda fail, and close contests for Common Council in Wards 1 and 5. Doyle seeks recount.
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John V. Kimball
Malden
Charles M. Blodgett
Kimball
Blodgett
Nora A. Moriarty
Arabella Wilson
Common Council
J. Victor Robinson
Louis B. Winchell
Owen C. Trainer
Mrs. Wilson
Brackley E. Mooers
John J. Hickey
George A. Chisholm
Fletcher S. Hyde
Harry A. Appleton
James B. Doyle
Doyle
George H. Johnson
Arthur J. Plummer
Moriarty
Robert H. Newcomb
Haines Re-Elected Mayor of Medford in Non-Partisan Race
Benjamin F. Haines was re-elected mayor of Medford on a non-partisan ticket with a 649 vote lead over Charles H. Brown. Other top finishers included John J. Mulkerin with 2617 and Charles H. Hayden with 1208, while Leroy H. Robbins tallied 42 votes. Alderman-at-large winner Frank Leahy defeated J. E. Berg. George A. Moore defeated Judge William Cushing Waite for school committee at large.
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Benjamin F. Haines
Medford
Charles H. Brown
John J. Mulkerin
Charles H. Hayden
Leroy H. Robbins
Frank Leahy
J. E. Berg
William Cushing Waite
George A. Moore
Democratic Sweep In Woburn City Election
In Woburn on December 14, Mayor Bernard J. Golden won re election over the Republican by 944 votes. The City Council will be 13 Democrats and two Republicans. Three Democrats were elected to the school committee, making it fully Democratic. Ballot totals show Yes and No outcomes for day sports boxing beer license.
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Woburn
Bernard J. Golden
Harrison Leads Mullen in Everett Election
Everett mayoral race shows incumbent Christopher Harrison ahead of former mayor John J. Mullen by 1700 votes with Ward 4 unreported at 2 AM awaiting results.
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Harrison
Mullen
Everett
Christopher Harrison
John J. Mullen
Unidentified man found with throat cut in Roxbury
A man with a throat wound and an open razor lay on the sidewalk before 18 Moreley street Roxbury. He was taken to City Hospital in critical condition. John Glynn saw the body and found a letter in the victim's pocket addressed to M Lukossky. The man is described as 5 10 180 pounds with brown hair and light complexion.
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Moreley Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
John Glynn
Morely Street
M. Lukossky
Kenilworth Street
Plea Bargains in Conspiracy Case Tied to Lost Law Papers
Oswin Bourdon pleaded guilty in Superior Criminal Court to conspiracy over missing papers from Daniel H. Coakley’s law office. Michael J. Hayes admitted larceny related to the same papers. Cabot Weston and Holmes face trial on conspiracy charges with Weston and Holmes also charged with receiving the papers. Cabot Weston Holmes pled not guilty to all charges.
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Oswin Bourdon
Superior Criminal Court
Daniel H. Coakley
Michael J. Hayes
Godfrey L. Cabot
Watch and Ward Society
Robert JD. Weston
Hector L. Holmes
Weston
Holmes
Cabot
War Department and Congress clash over 1922 Army funds
At the first 1922 army appropriation hearing, Rep Anthony predicts a cut to about 300 million and a reduced force of 175000 enlisted men with sale of surplus camps. Secretary Baker and Gen March seek about 700 million for next year, while the War Department received 392 million this year. Baker states the army has roughly 216000 enlisted and 14000 officers.
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Washington
Congress
War Department
House
Anthony
Kansas
Baker
March
Yale Accepts $150,000 Railroad Bond Gift
The Yale Corporation voted to accept a gift of railroad bonds totaling 150000 dollars from an anonymous donor to be used by Yale's department of university health in New Haven on December 14.
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Yale
New Haven
Yale Corporation
Department of University Health
Priests Suffer Severe Injuries in Cork Army Attack
Continued from first page report says Father McCarty lay unconscious and bedridden after severe injuries while Father MacSwiney remained barely mobile with lameness and bruises, as armed uniformed men were said to have severely treated them.
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Father McCarty
Father MacSwiney
Priests Describe Violent Tram Car Robbery by Coated Raiders
Two priests, Father MacSwiney and Father McCarthy, with passengers including women, were held up on a tram by men in police uniforms. The raiders fired, ejected everyone, and searched them in a side street. MacSwiney had his watch and money taken and was forced to kneel and write on the pavement. He was threatened with death and assaulted. McCarthy suffered severe beating and kicking.
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Father MacSwiney
Father McCarthy
Patrolman Shoots and Kills Himself in Falls River
John F. Boyd aged 56 a veteran patrolman of 20 years in Falls River police shot and killed himself with a 38 calibre revolver in North Park behind the northern police station where he was assigned The death followed weeks of nervous trouble and is attributed to a mental breakdown in the late afternoon yesterday
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Fall River
John F. Boyd
North Park
Christmas Number Promises Unusual Boston Sunday Post Tales
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine announces an unusually interesting fiction lineup for its Christmas number to be printed next Sunday, highlighting a collection of stories and features for holiday readers.
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Boston Sunday Post
Agreement on No Profits Tax in House Hearings
Washington December 14 The House ways and means committee weighed revenue methods to offset losses from repealing the excess profits tax. Treasury officials said over a billion dollars remained uncollected due to auditing gaps in thousands of corporate returns. Majority members signaled virtual agreement on repealing the excess profits tax.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Thomas S. Adams
Adams
Revenue Bureau
Substitute Levy Aimed at Equal Revenue
A plan to replace the current levy with a substitute that would yield the same revenue was discussed as a workable solution. Officials argued the substitution would maintain funding while potentially easing taxpayer burden. The conversation focused on achieving parity in total income without changing overall fiscal requirements.
Bequest of 200000 to Brockton Hospital Reported
Brockton Hospital endowment fund receives 200000 from the late George E. Keith under his will announced by the campaign fund committee. Earlier, Keith also donated 2000 toward a 30000 goal for the hospital's campaign this year.
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Brockton
Brockton Hospital
George E. Keith
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