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Butler Confirmed as Supreme Court Justice Amid Klan Protests
Butler was confirmed 61 to 5 by Southern Senators opposing him. The Senate faced a flood of letters from Ku Klux Klan sources opposing the nomination, but the vote affirmed his appointment and signaled a rebuke to the bigoted group.
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Tolbert Nomination for U S Marshal Faces Senate Scrutiny
President Harding’s second Tolbert nomination as U S marshal for the Western District of South Carolina faces renewed opposition. Tolbert, a town postmaster convicted for misuse of public funds, is a Republican National Committee member and lacks support due to a prior larceny after trust conviction and new serious charges.
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Commissioner Bartlett Refuses Robin Destruction Permit
A New Hampshire official resists joining in killing robins, noting he has no permit yet and will grant one only for real and continued damage. He argues robins aid in insect control and questions the motive of harming a friendly, beneficial bird.
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On Toddy Rocks and Harbor Navigational Duties
A coast guard vessel runs aground in a harbor near a station prompting a full review of buoy danger signals and channel markings. The piece questions a stranger's chances on a familiar street, noting the Acushnet commander knows Boston Harbor entrances as well as pilots. There was, of course,
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Mystery of Teddy Rocks lure to pilots and yachtsmen
The text questions what drew Mander to the Teddy Rocks and the surrounding neighborhood despite mist, urging careful investigation so such incidents do not recur and that every pilot and yachtsman understands the lure.
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Immigration Debate Spurs Labor Market Warning at Pittsfield
President Garfield of Williams College urged admitting unskilled immigrants to meet labor demand while warning against unchecked flows. He argued for careful regulation after the war to avoid wage declines and harm to American living standards, noting current laws fail to improve immigrant character and reduce arrival numbers.
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Boston Elevated plans three car trains from Lechmere to Kenmore
The November statement from the Boston Elevated Railway Company proposes running three car trains from Lechmere Square to Kenmore Street during non rush hours to relieve crowding at Boylston Street station and connect Kenmore and North Station areas with minimal cost.
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Supreme Court Ramps Up Bail Reform With New Appointments
The Supreme Court of the Commonwealth vows a strong bail reform campaign by dismissing every bail commissioner next April and reappointing only those with clean records. The move aims to ensure humane safeguards, protect the innocent, and distinguish between minor offenders and professional criminals. Public welfare is a key concern.
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Millionaires Have Best Day in New York Trip
Letter to the editor from Gladys L Paige and E Mac Paige of Lowell Mass expresses deep thanks for a New York “Millionaire trip” noted as perfect and fairyland like. They praise the host, chauffeur, photographer and others who made the day memorable and wish ongoing success and a prosperous New Year.
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Christmas Magazine Ellie Parker Butler and Kerr Entertain
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine features Ellis Parker Butler and Sophie Kerr in the Christmas Number with entertaining stories and light holiday pieces for readers.
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Boston Sunday Post
All Sorts By All Sorts Newton Newkirk
A collection of witticisms and observations on fame government taxation safety and social behavior. The pieces reference modern life contrasts and social norms through aphorisms and quips attributed to Bob Quillen and others. The tone imitates a newspaper column with concise, ironic reflections.
Square drum proposal prompts mixed reaction from Henderson letter
A reader details a scheme for a six faced square drum to vary tones without shifting instruments. The writer questions feasibility and urges caution about funding while praising the drummer’s skill and the orchestra’s current sound.
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Observant Citizen notes on Arnold Black Crook and ambergris
A Sunday reflection on Matthew Arnold’s centennial birth date and theatre history marks as the Black Crook’s semi centennial invasion in London. Also covers ambergris myths, a dog mascot from Cuba, and college enrollment growth at Dartmouth with applicant counts and vacancies.
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Oldest Inhabitant recalls Boston December 23 weather extremes
The veteran observer cites official figures for Boston showing 12 below in 1883, 2 above in 1872 and a warm spell reaching 64. The record notes rain or snow on the date and mentions historical winters stretching back decades.
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Rushes for Wealth in Nevada Desert Boom Towns
The text recounts the Nevada gold rush era starting with Tonopah in 1900, followed by Goldfield and Bullfrog, noting rapid town growth, booming mining, and diverse prospectors. It highlights key figures like George Wingfield and George Nixon, and mentions multiple desert settlements, labor clashes, and the shift toward oil booms, ending with a transition to a romance series for winter readers.
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Notice to Include SASE for Future Story Submissions
The message requests that reporters include a self addressed stamped envelope and retain a copy of the story for return and archival purposes until further notice. It emphasizes procedural compliance for distribution and record keeping.
Two Knights Before Christmas
Brownie Boy lurks in the dumps as Madge and James quarrel over a planned gift. A Christmas confrontation shifts to a knightly rescue when Brownie Boy sets out to slay the red dragon of heartbreak and reunite the couple, aided by James.
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Iron Justice in Fray Over Speeders and the Fixed System
A speaker laments modern justice after his cousin Charles Augustus is jailed for speeding. He argues fines fail to deter speeders, while respectable offenders escape harsher penalties, highlighting perceived hypocrisy and rotten institutions.
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