Harding to Attend Boston Press Club Anniversary Dinner
President-elect Warren G. Harding will be guest of honor at the Boston Press Club's 35th anniversary dinner. He verbally accepted the invitation after a club member contacted him in Marion Ohio. Date to be set depending on when the sitting President can depart Washington.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Boston Press Club
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Washington
Presidents Dinner for Press Club Guests
Mr Harding plans a modest dinner for members of the Press Club and a few invited guests at a yet undecided venue. The President will attend as honorary member and honor Vice-President Coolidge, marking a historic Boston gathering for the club, which boasts many prominent locals.
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Harding
Press Club
United States
Coolidge
Boston
Henry Watterson
Jail sentences for 44 in New York
Forty four saloonkeepers bartenders and waiters were sentenced by Federal Judge T Earned Hand to 14 days in the Tombs for violating the Volstead act. They pleaded guilty.
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New York
T.earned Hand
Kidney sufferers praised An-uric tablets cure
Mrs B McNamara of Buffalo New York writes that congested kidneys caused back ache and ankle swelling. After taking Dr Pierce's An-uric tablets her kidneys became active and the back pain disappeared. She recommends An-uric to kidney sufferers.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Deering Crew Vanished After Vessel Run Aground
Mystery deepens over the disappearance of the 12 crewmen from the Boston schooner Carrol A Deering. The ship lies aground near Hatteras Beaufort N Y with sails set as a coastguard cutter Seminole remains nearby awaiting calmer seas. Authorities fear salvaging the vessel may prove impossible.
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Boston
Carroll A. Deering
Sunday
Hatteras
Deering
Beaufort
N. Y
Coastguard
Carroll M. Deering
Cape Hatteras
Atlantic
Boston Fish Trade Drives Record Fresh Imports
Massive fresh mixed ground fish receipts into Boston, over 5.7 million pounds in ten days, push haddock prices to 11.4 cents per pound. Eight arrivals at the fish pier add 350000 pounds haddock and 128100 pounds cod among others, with more ships holding over. Vessels include Whitecap and Eve Comber, plus Mayo First and Gracie Smith. Risvner arrives with 16 000 barrels of apples chartered for Manchester or Liverpool. Vineyard Sound Lightship reinstalled after overhaul. Worcester freighter rerouted to Genoa.
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Boston
Haddock
Eve Comber
Aoe Fiora I. Oliver
Mayo First
Gracie Smith
Manchester
Liverpool
Risvner
Boston & Albany Docks
Newcastle
Eay
Vineyard Sound
New Bedford
Worcester
Shipping Board
C.H. Sprague & Son
Genoa
Italy
Charge to her cargo of grain from South America at that port
The LANDSMAN reports a plan to load grain cargo from South America at a specified port rather than Leg horn, indicating a change in berthing or loading location for the voyage. The note implies revisions to the ship’s assignment and routing.
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South America
Leghorn
Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Reported
Port records show numerous steamers and tugs arriving from and sailing to multiple ports including Liverpool Glasgow New York Norfolk Portland and Philadelphia. Vessels listed include Risoner Muller Governor Dingley North America Partridge Neptune Juno and Juno with several barges in tow.
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Muller
Newcastle-on-Tyne
England
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Dominion
Christie
Portland
Liverpool
Newton
Krostad
Baltimore
Delaware
Snow
New York
Dingley
Ingalls
City of Gloucester
Iraq
Gloucester
North America
Partridge
Sandwich
Hopatcong
Forest Belle
Triton
Nick
Pinemore
Glasgow
San Francisco
Jenancy
Norfolk
Cochra
Liberty
Incoming steamers due today from ports worldwide
Shipping notes list vessels due today including West Manham from River Plate Essex from Philadelphia Lake Hilendale from Buenos Ayres Melrose from Norfolk Arlington from Arlington N O Tamaqua from Glasgow Nitonian from London Colin H Livingstone from Philadelphia Everett from Norfolk. Delisle from Pacific ports via Philadelphia and New York Katahdin from Galveston Lake Elsmere from Jacksonville Howard from Baltimore and Nor folk Pawnee from New York Brandon from Norfolk due Friday Caledonian from Manchester England Sunshine from Tampico Prince George from Yarmouth Nova Scotia.
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Irieste
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Bristol
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Mex
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Reurn
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Eng
Canadian Observer
Bremen
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Stadsdyk
Pleiades
Southampton
Haslehurst
Mahopac
Alexandria
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Hartmore
Man Testifies Ray Offered Stolen 1917 Touring Car
In Salem on Feb 2 Ralph W. Green of Lynn testified that in August 1919 Benjamin B. Ray, a former Lynn councillor, offered to sell him a 1917 touring car he admitted was stolen. Green had earlier pleaded guilty to two counts of receiving stolen automobiles.
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Salem
Ralph W. Green
Lynn
Benjamin B. Ray
Ray
St. George testifies guilt in automobile larceny case
In a rigid cross examination St. George admits selling all cars to Ray and receiving 100 dollars for Fords and 200 dollars for Buicks. He claims he told Ray where the cars were stolen. He is serving two years for auto accessories larceny and turned State evidence against Ray. Green places Ray in contact about a 1917 Buick touring car. Green says a stolen car was bought and later a Buick roadster was delivered for payment.
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Thomas F
St. George
Ray
Ford
Buick
East Cambridge
Green
Hollingsworth Street
Hub Girs Will Stage First Mardi Gras Fete
Boston's first real Mardi Gras fete staged by 150 members of the Girls' City Club in Unity House Park Square tomorrow and Saturday follows New Orleans revels. Gay booths and unique costumes offer side shows after the bridge and tea. A Mother Goose parade is the big feature with costumes and theatre folk praising the parade. Spring dresses of spotted silk and chiffon are noted.
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Boston
Unity House
Park Square
New Orleans
Louisiana
Toll of fire deaths rising to seven in Vermont blaze
Rochester Vermont February 2 the fire at Henry Martell home claimed seven lives including the two year old daughter and Martell's aged father as well as six of his children. The mother and a 12 year old daughter were in critical condition and doctors held little hope for the girl's survival. The blaze began when gasoline was used in error to start a kitchen fire. Three other children were away at the time and search recovered only a few charred bones.
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Rochester
Henry Martell
Martell
Irvin S Cobb Fiction Highlight for Boston Sunday Post
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature Irvin S Cobb with a story titled The Bull Called Emily. Renowned for wit, Cobb’s humor tops many collections with this forthcoming piece.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Emily
Boston Sunday Post
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