Trousers Hold Jury's Interest in Burke Trial
In Skowhegan Maine Dr Frank N Whittier Bowdoin College expert examines Burke trousers worn on Oct 15 the night of Nelson Bartleys murder as the trial continues. The widow Mrs Bartley faces the couple with restrained poise. The case draws lunch break box party spectators and daily WASP sheet coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Bartley
Skowhegan
Frank N. Whittier
Bowdoin College
John A. Burke
Supreme Judicial Court
Nelson W. Bartley
Jackman
Richard Burke
Bowdoin
Mrs. Bartley
Mrs. Burke
Dr. Whittier
William R. Pattangall
Moose River
Merrill
Gray Hair Remedy Promoted By Dr Paulson
Dr A L Paulson of New York City endorses a home made gray hair remedy using Orlex powder. Dissolve in distilled water and comb through hair to turn gray to black brown or light brown with a gold bond guarantee. Safe non greasy not rub off and leaves hair fluffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Paulson
M. D
New York City
Navy to return control of private radio stations at end of war
Naval operation of private radio stations will end midnight Feb 29 under a Daniels executive order. All wartime government stations will revert to owners, and postwar operation of stations built during the war but restricted can resume. Six RCA high power stations listed, plus smaller stations reverting to private firms in New Orleans Boston Hawaiian Islands Brooklyn Conneaut Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naval
Daniels
Office of Naval Communications
Radio Corporation of America
Marion
Mass
New Brunswick
Tuckerton
N. J
Bolinas and
Marshall
Cal
Kahuku
Hawaiian Islands
United Fruit Company
New Orleans
Boston
Mutual Telephone Company
International Radio Telegraph Company
Brooklyn
Newport
Marquette and Bessemer Dock & Navigation Company
Conneaut
Dorchester Girl Engaged to Chicago Naval Veteran
Miss Charlotte Shire of Dorchester will wed Jack Goldberg of Chicago formerly first class machinist on the U S S Delaware. The couple met in childhood friendships and wartime separations. Miss Shire is a pianist and Mr Goldberg served a year in European waters with the Navy and now works for the Chicago Tribune. They plan to reside in Chicago after marriage.
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Dorchester
Jack Goldberg
Chicago
Delaware
Charlotte Shire
U. S. S. Delaware
Shire
Revere
Goldberg
Chicago Tribune
City Firemen Two Platoon Bill Withdrawn
The committee on cities reported leave to withdraw Mayor Peters bill to repeal the law permitting voter submission of adopting a two platoon firemen system.
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Committee On Cities
Peters
Opposition to Armistice Day as a Massachusetts holiday
A hearing of the committee on legal affairs revealed strong opposition to making Armistice Day a legal holiday in Massachusetts. Lawmakers suggested combining the cessation of World War I fighting with Thanksgiving in lieu of creating a separate holiday.
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Committee On Legal Affairs
Massachusetts
Lawmakers Debate Establishing a Thanksgiving World War Memorial
Representative Hartshorn advocates a permanent memorial holiday for World War service. Edmund W. Longley warns a new holiday would cost $5,000,000 in lost wages. Richard B. Stanley argues a new holiday risks being ignored like Washington's Birthday. Stoughton Bell and the Boston and Massachusetts chambers of commerce oppose the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartshorn
Gardner
Edmund W. Longley
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Richard B. Stanley
Washington
Lincoln
Stoughton Bell
Boston
Massachusetts Chambers of Commerce
Missionary Rev James H Pettee Dies Sudden in Boston
The Rev James H Pettee long time Japan missionary died suddenly yesterday afternoon at the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions office at 10 Beacon Street Boston He planned to return to Japan with his wife after illness He was born in Manchester NH in 1851 and was a Dartmouth graduate In Tokio he interpreted Japanese and helped establish the Okayama Orphanage Funeral plans are not yet announced.
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James H. Pettee
Japan
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Beacon Street
Pettee
Manchester
N. H
Dartmouth
Andover Theological School
Tokio
Okayama
Mass Realty Commercial Co Holds Annual Dinner
The Massachusetts Realty Commercial Company, a Boston real estate cooperative, aims to raise 1 000 000 capital by June 1. At its seventh annual dinner at the Boston City Club about 250 stockholders and as many guests attended. The annual financial statement shows cash and Liberty bonds sufficient to cover liabilities outside of capital and property valued at 603 237.30, with substantial additional value. President James Solomont refused a salary. he remains ill with influenza and would not consider pay until capital reaches 1 000 000. David A. Laurie served as toastmaster.
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The
Massachusetts Realty Commercial Company
Boston
Boston City Club
Liberty Bonds
James Solomont
Solomont
David A. Laurie
Gompers Urges Aid for Russia Amid Crisis
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, called on Americans to aid Russia through Russian relief efforts. He urged support for Russia's recovery by building basic industries and warned against turning away due to current conditions, recalling Russia's historic democracy and peasant life.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Russia
Gompers
American Central Committee For Russian Relief
Hughes Declines to Seek Republican Presidential Nomination
Charles Fe Hughes states in a letter to County Clerk Frank Dewey that he does not want his name presented in the State primary for the Republican nomination. He cites a desire for Republican unity and urges Dewey not to bring his name forward despite appreciating support.
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Omaha
Charles FE. Hughes
Frank Dewey
Newton Soldiers Honored by France
Fighty memorial certificates from the French government were presented to the parents of Newton soldiers who died in France by Captain Andre Morize, member of the French mission, in Newton High School last evening.
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Fighty
Newton
France
Andre Morize
Reduction in the Cost of Living Not Yet Marked
Market supplies are easier with more fruit and vegetable variety due to better transportation. However the overall cost of living has not fallen enough to make any impression on shoppers.
Market Prices Hold Steady Across Staples and Meats
Prices remain near high marks across groceries with sugar at 17 and 1712 cents per pound. Lamb and beef show limited declines as wholesale volatility fails to reach consumers. Pork, veal, fowl, and fish list varied rates, with fresh butter and eggs largely unchanged and egg prices around 8 1 2 cents per dozen.
Market Prices For Fresh Produce And Eggs
Dozen eggs quoted with choice varieties at high cents per dozen. Eastern eggs at 80 cents and western at 75 cents per dozen. Storage eggs poor quality and scarce. Florida oranges 50 to 75 cents per dozen, California oranges 60 cents to $1, grape fruit 10 cents each or two for 25 cents. Apples 5 cents to $1.15 per peck, rhubarb 25 cents per pound. Cauliflower 35 cents per head, celery scarce, radishes 5 cents per bunch, spinach 50 cents per peck, root vegetables 8 to 9 cents per pound. Sweet potatoes three pounds for 2 cents, white potatoes 90 cents per peck, lettuce 10 to 15 cents per head.
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Florida
California
Framed for Liquor Crime in South End Flush
Fred I. Ames of Clermont Street faces drunkenness charges after police recover 64 quarts of pre prohibition beverages eight friends hosted a party that led to his arrest and disappearance of his hoarded stock. Police will question the eight friends about the missing crates.
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Fred I
Ames
Fred
South End
Clermont Street
Central Court
Th Station
Fruit-a-tives Cure Sufferer’s Years of Headaches
SICK HEADACHES for years at 160 Caroline Ave Ogdensburg N Y. C E Beswick reports relief after using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. The ad touts price 50c a box six for 2 50 and 25c trial size with orders via Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg N Y.
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Ogdensburg
C. E. Beswick
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
N. Y
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Kiood Basket
Post
Burkes
Fattangall
Whittier
Sugar Berth Woods
Henry Armstrong
Jackman Station
United States
Canada
Jas. H. Pettee
Mass. Realty Commercial Co
Amber of Commerce
Iin
Blackall
the Realty Pines
Sere David A Lourie
Lansing
Lehey
Sdicina
Hughes
Love
Scheinfeldt
Sudbury St
Tots Square
Washington Street
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Caroline Ave
Ogdensburg, N. Y
Brattle St
Adams Square
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