Army Rules Draw No Social Lines
Secretary Baker informs Senate no social distinctions exist between officers and enlisted men in the Army. rules stress discipline while promoting trust and approachability. The guidance emphasizes avoiding intimate ties that could breed favoritism, uphold immediate obedience in battle, and balance democratic ideals with military order.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
Baker
Marshall
Senate of the United States
United States Senate
Meanest Thief Discovered After Boy Is Robbed
Georgie Krome a 12 year old South End boy earned 85 cents singing Over There on an elevated train. A man posing as a police officer demanded the money and Nathan Fagan is held for further hearing after pleading not guilty.
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Georgie Krome
South End
Georgie
Nathan Fagan
Miller
Fagan
Boston
Krome
Brackett
Northampton Street
Woman Wins $8350 From Storey Estate
Mrs. Ella M. Thompson of Winthrop won a verdict of 8350 against the estate of the late William H. Storey after his will was contested by cousins. The case noted Storey lived at Young's Hotel and with Thompson's family, loaned 5000 with a note bearing endorsements indicating payments. The New England Trust Company as executor defended, challenging lapse of time and the signature's genuineness.
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Ella M. Thompson
Winthrop
William H. Storey
Suffolk County
Storey
Timilty Named in Poor Debtor Court Docket
Former Senator James P. Timilty cited to appear in Poor Debtor Court over $63.25 claimed by Peter Joseph for music at political gatherings on Sept 2 21 22 and 24. Timilty did not appear. examination postponed to next Tuesday by motion of counsel and Joseph’s agreement.
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James P. Timilty
Poor Debtor Court
Timilty
Joseph
Publicity Board Payroll Inquiry Seeks Creel Staff Salaries
Senator Gallinger introduced a resolution asking the committee on public information to inform the Senate of salaries or allowances for the chairman George Creel staff and others and the committee's expenditures generally. It was referred to the appropriation committee. A general expenditures statement without the salary list was already sent to the House.
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Washington
Committee On Public Information
Senate
George Creel
Gallinger
House
Orders phone be restored to West Roxbury man
The Public Service Commission ordered New England Telephone to restore service to T. J. Mann of 101 Park Street West Roxbury after a November 19 cut for profane language. The commission urged operator protection, noted criminal remedies for abuse, and warned service could be cut again if Mann misbehaves.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Public Service Commission
T. J. Mann
Park Street
West Roxbury
Mann
Soliciting Writing and Preparation of Advertisements
The item describes soliciting, preparing, and writing advertisements as a regular activity. It outlines processes, responsibilities, and standard practices involved in producing ad content for publications.
Publicity leaders discuss campaign at club meeting
John E. Allen urged a course in high schools in an address to the Masters' Assistants' Club at the Twentieth Century Club. Other publicity topics were discussed by Herbert B. Underwood, Mrs. George B. Gallup, and Mrs. A. Sandelin Bowles of the newspaper fraternity.
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John E. Allen
Central Liberty Loan Committee of
New Beneland
Masters
Twentieth Century Club
Herbert 8. Underwood
George B. Gallup
Women's Publicity Club
A. Sd4nceln Bowles
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