Massachusetts Warns Against Hunting Wild Fowl From Air
Deputy fish and game commissioners warn it is illegal to hunt wild fowl from airplanes or flying boats under federal regulations. Minnesota lawmakers consider protections as aviators eye air hunts. Officials urge federal action and discuss forest patrol aircraft and aerial fire detection to save timber.
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Fish and Game Commissioners
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Orrin C. Bourne
Arthur L. Millett
Bourne
Cape
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
John L. Hall
Congress
Division of Military Aeronautics
Division of
Military Aeronautics
Forestry Bureau
Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Scalp And Hair Boost
Barbers promote Noonan's Hair Petrole as a stimulating non-irritating lotion for dry hair and dandruff. One or two applications reportedly improve lifeless hair and scalp condition, with a free booklet available from hairdressers and barbers.
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Noonan
Portland St
Aviation predictions and cockpit innovations discussed
Quotes reveal forecasts on submarine ideas by Jules Verne and ideas for air travel including a transparent pilot shield screen and celluloid cockpit cover. Students expect transatlantic flight this year while observers note nerves and acrosthenia as common aviation fears.
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H. M
Jules Verne
E. H
EK. J. K
Planes Begin Return Flight From Washington to San Diego
The four training airplanes that recently completed a coast to coast flight started from Bolling Field Washington on the return leg to San Diego California Their first stop will be Langley Field Virginia from which they will head westward.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Bolling Field
San Diego
Cal
Langley Field
Veteran Parker Marries Catherine McLean in Roxbury
Private Walter Db Parker of L Company 108d Infantry, a Argonne veteran who was reported killed in action after losing his left arm near Verdun, married Miss Catherine McLean of Woburn at the Roxbury Methodist Church rectory. Reverend C. C. Garland officiated with attendants Forrest W Hansan and Mrs Blanche Hansan. The fraternal group Draped its charter in memory of him. Christmas week he surprised local friends by calling on them.
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Walter Db. Parker
L Company
108D Infantry
Argonne Forest
Catherine McLean
Hart Street
Woburn
C. C. Garland
Roxbury
Forrest W. Hansan
Blanche Hansan
Dedham
Parker
Verdun
103D
War Department
Hayes Healing Honey Ad With Free Salve Offer
An old advertisement claims Hayes Healing Honey soothes the throat and cures coughs priced at 35 cents with a free box of Pen o Trate Salve for chest and head colds included with each bottle.
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Hayes
Adut
Alleged Robber of Mrs Chevalier Arrested After City Chase
Pinkerton operatives arrested Frank Seaman alias Lieutenant H E Fawer of the U S Medical Corps in Cleveland on charges of robbing Mrs Grace Chevalier at 5 Wallbridge Street Allston. Jewelry valued at 11950 was taken after threats and confinement. Prosecutors plan to arraign him in Boston.
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Pinkerton
Frank Seaman
H. E. Fawer
United States Medical Corps
Grace Chevalier
Richard Canfield
Seaman
Cleveland
Frank Haggerty
Hull Excited Over Race for Selectmen
Hull politics heats up as Captain Joseph T Galiano abstains from re election opening the field Clarence V Nickerson town treasurer and schools supervisor faces John L Mitchell who vied with Galiano last year With incumbents mostly seeking another term the race promises active campaigning through the month
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Mull
Hull
Joseph T. Galiano
Boston
Newport News
Clarence V. Nickerson
John L. Mitchell
Galiano
Florida Tourists Swindlers Victims
Florida officials estimate swindlers have taken over 2 million dollars from winter tourists in the last two years. Six men await charges in St Augustine for a wire tapping scam. A federal grand jury in Tampa will probe W F Collins of Washington Courthouse who says he was robbed of a large sum.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Department of Justice
St. Augustine
Tampa
W. F. Collins
Washington
Paris Moves to Curb Food Speculation and Prices
France drafts a government bill to punish price fixing and food speculation with prison terms and fines. The cabinet approves broad penalties for interference with free competition and for illegal trades in non habitual commodities. Notices post conviction publicize penalties at homes and shops with extended aftermath rules for repeat offenders.
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Paris
Weeks Behind Bill to Abolish Williams' Job
A bill to abolish the office of Comptroller of the Currency held by John Skelton Williams and transfer its functions to the Federal Reserve Board was introduced by Senator Weeks of Massachusetts. It was referred to the Senate Banking Committee which meets tomorrow to consider Williams' renomination opposed by several Republican Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
John Skelton Williams
Federal Reserve Board
Weeks
Massachusetts
Senate Banking Committee
Williams
Senator Reed Attacks League of Nations in Senate
Senator Reed of Missouri assailed the proposed League of Nations in the Senate calling it a witches cauldron that could drag the United States into foreign complications. The address followed earlier criticisms of the plan and warned of unintended entanglements.
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League OF Nations
Senate
Washington
Reed
Missouri
United States
Funeral Services for Inspector Lynch Renders City Honor
Funeral services were held for Inspector Thomas H. Lynch of the Boston Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation. A solemn high mass was offered at St. Leos Church Dorchester with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden. Fifty officers escorted the procession from 804 Blue Hill Avenue Dorchester led by Lieutenant Joseph F Hurley.
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Thomas H. Lynch
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Boston
St. Leo’s Church
Dorchester
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Joseph F. Hurley
Blue Hill Avenue
Francis A.euningham
Dennis J. Lynch
Ambrose Gallagher
Guard of Honor
Curtis
Crowley
Inside Bath Claims to Improve Health and Purify Bowels
An old health notice urges daily morning consumption of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promises better breath digestion and overall vitality, recommending a quarter pound purchase to prove the practice’s value.
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