Hoover Big Popular Choice Everywhere
Bishop Frederick W. Keator of Washington State says politicians oppose Hoover while most people across walks of life favor him, a viewpoint shared after discussions at the Park Avenue Hotel in New York. He cited his conversations across party lines and locations, noting the Washington stance as representative.
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Frederick W. Keator
Washington State
Herbert Hoover
Park Avenue Hotel
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Washington
Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Hair Revival
Barbers report many thin haired men find relief with Noonan's Hair Petrole claiming dandruff removal and hair regrowth. The antiseptic petroleum mix is sold 15c by barbers or $1.00 per bottle by I Noonan & Sons of Boston, mass indirect from Portland Street.
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Portland St
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Air dirigibles to shuttle tourists Florida to Cuba nightly
Airliners carrying 50 passengers each will operate daily round trips between Florida and Cuba at one dollar per person. Sails will be at night and feature large state rooms, saloons, and restaurants rivaling ocean liners in luxury.
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Cuba
Early 20th Century Airship Venture Plans Across Atlantic
Backers commit 2 million dollars to launch a passenger airship service with two 300 foot dirigibles powered by 1100 horsepower Liberty engines and a 72 mph speed. A 29 hour round trip includes a 12 hour stopover, with electric interiors and a viewing gondola. Commander Read bids farewell to NC-4 as it awaits exhibit options at Rockaway Beach.
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Albert C. Read
Rockaway Beach
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Smithsonian Institution
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Portland
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Gulf
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Azores
Portugal
England
I. O. B. E. Opens Big Movement in Boston
Prominent Boston Jews launch a major campaign to recruit hundreds of members for the Independent Order B'nai B'rith to advance patriotism, humanitarian work, and social reform. A special B'nai B'rith service at Temple Chabei Shalom is planned with Henry Lasker as guest speaker, followed by a public reception. Judge A. K. Cohen predicts many new members.
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Independent Order
B'nai B'rith
Temple Chabei Shalom
Union Park Street
Henry Lasker
Springfield
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A. K. Cohen
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German Atrocities Records Urged for Global Release
Berlin reports Lokal Anzeiger rebukes the foreign office for delaying publicizing allied atrocity records compiled over five years. It claims the volumes document French torture and murder of German prisoners, while British actions show less bloodlust. The paper urges wide distribution in neutral nations and the United States.
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Lokal Anzeiger
Foreign Office
Germany
United States
J. P. Squire Office Employees Dance Night
A pre Lenten dance party will be held this evening by the J P Squire office employees at Anthoine Academy Somerville on School street. The event features a leap year dance and many novelties planned by the committee as the first of a series of good times for the office force.
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J. P. Squire
Anthoine Academy
School Street
Somerville
Mrs Bryant Dies at Somerville Home
Mrs. Fannie M. Bryant mother of Dr. Charles W. Bryant of 36 College Avenue died yesterday at his home. Born in West Windsor Vermont August 29 1826 she had lived in Somerville since 1857.
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Charles W. Bryant
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New York Secretary Objects to Legion Bonus Action
Lucien Breckenridge secretary of the New York County American Legion executive committee protested the national body’s move to award a flat bonus in bonds to former service members. He asked the State Department of the region to protest as inconsistent with the November convention resolution opposing a bonus and urging Congress to address veterans’ financial disadvantages.
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Lucien
Breckenridge
New York County American Legion
National Executive Committee of
the Legion
Robert Mcc. Marsh
State Executive Committee
State Department of the Region
Poisoned whiskey case leaves victim blind in Pittsfield
Federal officials join Pittsfield police in a case sparked by a poisoned whiskey incident. Ex-bartender M Henry Mooney remains partly blind as Hubert Carroll and John Lawlor, liquor dealers, face state liquor law charges. Carroll posted $5000 bail overnight, aided by his father and Robert J.
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M Henry Mooney
Hubert Carroll
John Lawlor
Carroll
Robert J
Mooney Bail and Inquiry Over Wood Alcohol Intake
Kelly, the liquor dealer, was involved as law lor furnished a $1000 bail for himself. Federal authorities will analyze the contents of Mooney's stomach to determine if wood alcohol was consumed.
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Kelly
Lawlor
Mooney
Will
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