Angel Sues To Recover 75000 Over Brookline Land Deal
Marks Angel sues The Old Colony Trust Company Ralph F. Brazer of Brookline and E Sohter Welch of Boston in Suffolk Superior Court to recover 75000 plus interest for breach of a contract to sell a Brookline tract with buildings at 141 Summit Avenue The alleged deal was to close on December 2 and Angel seeks the 5000 deposit he paid to bind the bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks Angel
Old Colony Trust Company
Ralph F. Brazer
Brookline
E. Sohter Welch
Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Summit Avenue
Tanlac credited with restoring Milwaukee man’s health
Ed W. Field of Milwaukee testifies Tanlac cured his stomach troubles and indigestion after years of decline. He says improved appetite and energy followed, and notes widespread endorsements of Tanlac from diverse readers and the distributor International Proprietaries, Inc.
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Tanlac
Ed W. Field
Jefferson St
Milwaukee
Wis
Taniac
Buy It From the Navy Sale of Condemned Material
Sealed bids due 1:00 PM February 16 1922 at the Navy Yard Boston for condemned surplus items including automobiles tents office furniture boats beds sewing machines machinery clothing gear and wide range of equipment and supplies. Catalogue and details available from the Supply Officer Navy Yard Boston EDWIN DENBY Secretary of the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Cuticura Heals Skin Trouble Advert Enters Local Notice
A patient describes itch burning and blistering on hands feet and hips lasting about three months. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the condition healed following four bars of Soap and two boxes of Ointment. Sample offered by Gaticara Laboratories for home use with price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Hartford
Curtis Corner
Curley Act Arouses Ire in Murphy Campaign Clash
Former fire commissioner John R. Murphy and his opponent in the mayoral race oppose Mayor Curley for urging Acting Fire Commissioner Joseph P. Manning to salvage a submarine chaser bought from the government to reduce fitting out costs.
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Curley
John R. Murphy
Joseph P. Manning
Mayor-elect Curley ends plans for old submarine chaser project
Murphy blasts Curley for opposing the refit of Submarine Chaser No. 263. He notes costs show a new fireboat at 150000 dollars or more is needed, while a Baltimore firm’s alteration would be 14000. Curley asks returning the craft to the Navy or salvaging it.
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Curley
John R
Murphy
Baltimore
Manning
John R. Murphy
Navy Department
Congress Street
Boston
Fever Flu Cases Decrease in Boston Health Figures
Official figures filed with the Boston Health Department yesterday show a decrease in the number of new influenza cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Health Department
Rheumatism Cure Claim Prompts Free Book Offer
An 83 year old veteran credits a mysterious Inner Mysteries book with ending fifty years of rheumatism and a return to work. The ad targets readers with claims that uric acid does not cause rheumatism and offers a free booklet by H P Clearwater from Hallowell Maine.
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J. B. Ashelman
Asherman
H. P. Clearwater
J Street
Hallowell
Maine
Tay Plans For Bonus Washington Tax Proposal
A House ways and means sub committee proposed a soldiers bonus tax package including 2.5 percent on corporate undivided profits, a 1 cent per 25 cent postage tax, 1 cent per gallon on gasoline, 25 cents per horsepower on autos, doubled amusement tax, doubled documentary stamps, higher cigarette and tobacco taxes. The plan was sent to Senate finance members for discussion and will be reviewed by President Harding.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Harding
Indicted for Auto Thefts in Middlesex Grand Jury
Attorney George T. Perry of Somerville and several others faced four to five indictments each for automobile larceny and receiving stolen property. Perry pleaded not guilty and was held on $1000 bail. John M. Barry and others also pleaded not guilty with bail set.
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George T. Perry
Somerville
Joseph C. Pelletier
Supreme Court
Middlesex Grand
John M. Barry
Daniel K. Collamore
Melrose
Jeremiah Surette
Harlie E. Rice
Wilmington
New England Mills Vote to Strike Over Wage Cuts
Strike votes in Lowell and Suncook New Hampshire and nearby towns set to walk out next Monday protesting 20 percent wage reductions. Biddeford voted not to resist the cut. Manchester and Nashua announcements follow. Rhode Island seeks mediation as a state board acts. overall hours to rise in affected New Hampshire mills.
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New England
Lowell
Mass
Suncook
N. H
Biddeford
Nashua
Manchester
Rhode
New Hampshire
Acquit Maine Sheriff of Charge of Neglect
Harry D. Cole sheriff of Oxford County was acquitted by the Governor and Council of neglecting his official duty after a daylong hearing. He faced allegations over allowing the Baby Doll gambling game at fairs in Andover Canton and Norway and for trying to shield a deputy who raided the gambling booths.
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Augusta
Harry D. Cole
South
Paris
Oxford County
Sheriff Cole
Andover
Canton
Norway
Fred A. Weeks
Weeks
Cole
One Woman Supports Day Act Protest at New York Meeting
Nearly two score women protested the Volstead act and enforcement at a Biltmore Hotel gathering. Only one member rose in favor of prohibition, admitting a liking for drinking. The Woman's Democratic Club, led by Mrs. George H. Childs, hosted the session where Miss Elizabeth Marbury, on the Democratic national committee, raised the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Biltmore Hotel
Woman's Democratic Club
George H. Childs
Monteux Conducts Boston Symphony to Warm Reception
Pierre Monteux returned as conductor of the Boston Symphony for two more seasons. The audience gave a hearty standing ovation in Symphony Hall yesterday afternoon, and the orchestra rose as Monteux bowed to acknowledgments.
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Pierre Monteux
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony
Monteux Leads Schumann Spring Symphony In Fresh, Lyrical Glow
Review lauds Pierre Monteux for a beautifully coherent Schumann Spring Symphony performance noted for its youthful spirit and clarity. Also covers Handel Concerto Grosso in D minor and Lindoff Three Pieces for Orchestra with pieces Kikimora and The Enchanted Lake, plus Baba Yaga and Smetana tone pictures.
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Monteux
Schumann
Hendel
Burgin
Thillois
Bedetti
Lindoff
Kikimora
Kikimova
Fiedler
Handel
Smetana
Wallenstein
Northampton Exceeds Woodrow Wilson Foundation Quota
Northampton, home town of Vice-President Coolidge, surpasses its $490 quota by contributing $537 to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. Massachusetts State leaders provided Boston area drop points including Tremont Street mail address and several City establishments for subscriptions.
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Northampton
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Boston
Tremont Street
Melvin & Badger
Temple Place
Ivor Johnson Sporting Goods Company
Washington Street
Theodore Metcalf Company
Boylston Street
J. G. Gooding Co
Dartmouth Street
Graham & Streeter
A. Shuman
Washington and
Summer Streets
Ruby
Newbury
Dartmouth Streets
Screen Director Frank Lloyd’s International Career
Screen gossip notes Frank Lloyd, a leading director born in Scotland and educated in London and the United States. He started on stage in London vaudeville, moved to American melodrama, acted in 1912, then directed early hits Les Miserables and The Tales of Two Cities. He recently signed a long contract with Goldwyn and directs Norman Talmadge in The Duchess de Largeais. married with a young daughter.
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Frank Lloyd
Screen
Scotland
London
United States
Mr. Lloyd
Goldwyn Company
Norman Talmadge
Four New Producing Units Planned for United Studios
Hollywood's film colony prepares to add four producing units. M C Levee travels to New York to arrange the transfer of Elaine Hammerstein Eugene O Brien Owen Moore and a special unit for balanced cast pictures. Fredrik Pelton arrives from Boston to serve as an administrative officer with Mrs Minnie Pelton accompanying him.
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Hollywood Film Colony
M. C. Levee
United Studios
New York
Lewis J. Selznick
Elaine Hammerstein
Eugene O'Brien
Owen Moore
Mr. Levee
Mr. Selznick
Fredrik Pelton
United Studios, Inc
Hollywood
Boston
Minnie #Pelton
Charles Rays Latest Deuce of Spades by Scrap Iron Author
Those who liked Scrap Iron star Charles Ray will be interested to know The Deuce of Spades, unfinished but by the same author. Marjorie Prevost is the leading lady.
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Charles Ray
Marjorie Prevost
Dexter Tires of Berlin Moves Through Europe
Filiott Dexter cables friends in Hollywood that after Berlin he travels to San Remo Italy and plans to proceed to Algiers and Egypt eager to continue his travels and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filiott Dexter
Hollywood
Berlin
San Remo
Italy
Algiers
Egypt
Lasky Plans Wallace Reid Bebe Daniels in Nice People
Paramount producer Samuel Goldwyn style shifts to Hollywood studio for new project Nice People with stars Wallace Reid Bebe Daniels and Conrad Nagel to begin soon at the Lasky facility.
A Novel Comedy by Al Christie Filmed in Truckee
Al Christie works in deep snows of Truckee California on a Northwest Mounted Police spoof titled Cold Feet. He leads a company of 20 actors with dog teams fur coats high boots and a chorus of trained human wolves. Viola Daniel stars as an East Coast girl who misreads Western life and heroes.
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al Christie
Truckee
California
Viola Daniel
East
Northwest Mounted Police
Wallie Reid
Canada
Bull Montana to star in two reel comedies by Hunt Stromberg
Hunt Stromberg, ex-manager of Doris May productions, plans to feature Bull Montana in a series of two reel comedies. Stromberg will showcase Montana's unique physiognomy particularly his cauliflower ears, proving star quality does not require conventional looks.
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Witness Bull Montana
Hunt Stromberg
Doris May
Mr. Stromberg
Bull
Litigation Settles Over Omar Title Change
The screen version of The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam produced by Ferdinand Earle will be released as Omar. The title change was made to avoid a lawsuit.
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Omar Khayyam
Ferdinand Earle
Omar
Stage and screen notes on actors and productions
Jack Pauline Garon stars in Lillies of the Field with Marie Doro while Pauline is cast as leading lady in Sonny alongside Richard Barthelmess. Richard Dix features in The Sun Flood and The Glorious Fool at Culver City studios. Agnes Ayres recent divorce ties to The Ordeal and Doris notes Doris Graves age. Ralph Graves tied to Sent for Out with Colleen Moore. Robert Gordon’s The Rosary. Barthelmess’ stage career denied. his first screen turn in War Brides with Alla Nazimova.
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Jack
Pauline Garon
Channing
The
Royal Mounted
Selznick Studios
East 48Th Street
New York
Agnes Ayres
S. B
Dorchester
Picture-Play Magazine
Seventh Avenue
Doris
Ralph Graves
Marjorie Seaman
Colleen Moore
Robert Gordon
Richard Barthelmess
Madame Alla Nazimova
Prunella Hall
Boston Post
State Tax Deductions From Gross Receipts Under Cash Basis
The article outlines deductions from gross receipts for 1921 under the ordinary cash basis. Allowable items include cash paid for inventory for resale, wages and other operating expenses, insurance and taxes, interest, advertising, losses on property sales, uninsured losses from fire or theft, depreciation, and a 5 percent deduction of last assessed property value. Tomorrow’s piece will cover accrual basis returns.
Annual Reunion of St Matthew's Parish in Dorchester
Hundreds of past and present parishioners gathered at Dorchester High School Codman Square for St Matthew's Parish annual reunion. The entire building hosted varied entertainments with a concert in the main hall whist in upper rooms directed by Miss Mary B O'Donnell and dancing in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew’s Church
Dorchester
Dorchester High School
Codman Square
Mary B. O’donnell
Judge Urges Probation System In Federal Courts
Federal Judge Anderson urged establishing a probation system in U S courts and said he would sign a petition for its creation. He spoke during liquor case hearings in United States District Court and criticized current court handling as inefficient.
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Anderson
Tha
United States District Court
United St
Advertisement for Dr True’s Elf Medicine Expires Worms
A wartime style ad lists signs of worms in children and cites Mrs H N Roberts of 502 Asyll St Flint Michigan praising Dr True Co remedies. It promotes True Family Laxative and Worm Expeller as effective for over 70 years with prices 60c to 1.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Roberts
Asyll St
Flint, Mich
Dr. J. True & Co
More Time for Sacco and Vanzetti Bill
Dedham February 10 A bill comprising about two thirds of the exceptions taken by defense counsel in the Sacco and Vanzetti trial was filed in Superior Court. Judge Webster Thayer extended the time limit for completing the bill until February 20.
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Dedham
Niccola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
South Braintree
Siperia Court
Webster Thayer
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Georgia
International Proprietaries, Inc
All Liggett Drug Stores
Edwin W. Field
Navy
Edwin Denby
the Navy
Cuticura
Gaticara Laboratories
Det Aldre
Maes
Cuticara
Tay
N. Y
BY Olin Downes
Mr. Monteux
Wilson Foundation
Dexter
Irving L. Shaw
St. Matthew's Parish
Federal Cour
W. P. Cronin
Standard Tire & Rubber Co
Lancaster Tires
Portland St
Mr. Archer
Moxie Company
Archer
Lancaster
Wier
Hager
Robertson
Sacco and
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SPI
Bayer
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