City to Appeal Police Strike Damage Case to Supreme Court
Albert Valencian of 181 Dartmouth Street was awarded 271.68 for clothing stolen from his tailor shop after a suit against the city over a police strike. Corporation Counsel Hill said he will move to bring the case to the Supreme Court. attorney Arthur J Cratty represented Valencian.
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High Court
Hill
Supreme Court
Albert Valencian
Dartmouth Street
Arthur J. Cratty
Savings directors predict rise in government securities sales
Government Savings directors of nine Federal Reserve Districts, meeting in Cleveland, forecast that popular purchases of government savings securities this year will exceed last year’s totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Federal Reserve
Part Warry Missed Highlight in Sewell Ford Tale
The line about The Part Warry Missed is praised as the best segment and teased as a feature in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry
Sewell Ford
Boston Sunday Post
Formamint Tablets Advertised as Germicidal Throat Aid
An advertisement promotes Formamint Tablets as a powerful yet harmless germicidal lozenge for mouth and throat care. It urges use every two hours, especially in crowded places, for singers and speakers, priced at 60 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer Chemical Co
18Th St
New York
Labor Party Slated in Indiana Ambition
William Mitch of United Mine Workers District 11 telegraphed Samuel Gompers asserting a labor party ticket would enter Indiana politics. The message argues laborers feel their leader is remote from their needs and seeks to mobilize worker support.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William Mitch
United Mine Workers of America
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Indiana
Labor Party Backed by Indiana Labor Leaders Telegram
Mitch cites recent statements from labor leaders denying a denunciation letter from Mr. Gompers and asserts labor demands a labor party. He notes Terre Haute convention votes in district 11, Ohio and state federations backing the policy, with railway workers also endorsing it.
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Mitch
Gompers
Indiana
Mine Workers
Terre Haute
Cleveland
Ohio
International Organization
State Federation of Labor
Labor Party
Bates Beats Harvard in Plumb Plan Debate
Bates College defeated Harvard University in a Plumb plan for railroad administration debate held in Lewiston Maine. Arthur F Lucas Charles M Starbird and Robert R Watts spoke for Bates while Leonard J Thomas Matthew S Dorner and Lawrence C Dennis argued for Harvard. Judge decision was unanimous with Governor Milliken presiding.
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Lewiston
Bates College
Harvard University
Arthur F. Lucas
Auburn
Charles M. Starbird
Danville
Robert R. Watts
Portland
Harvard
Leonard J. Thomas
Hollywood
Cal
Matthew S. Dorner
Passaic
N. J
Lawrence C. Dennis
Washington
Washington, D. C
Milliken
Senator Penrose Heads to Florida Amid Illness
Senator Boise Penrose left Philadelphia for Florida after nearly two months illness. He travels in a private car with his brother Dr Charles B Penrose District Attorney Samuel P Rotan two secretaries and a trained nurse.
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Philadelphia
Boise Penrose
Florida
Charles B. Penrose
Samuel P. Rotan
12th Division colors presented to Governor Coolidge
Major General Henry P. McCain presented the 12th Division colors to Governor Coolidge during the Washington's Birthday reception at the Massachusetts State House. The event drew 4293 residents, with police and cadet bands providing ceremony music and numerous civic leaders greeting the governor.
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Gen
McCain
Camp Devens
Coolidge
Henry P. McCain
Old Colony
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Mrs. Coolidge
Emery
Edoward I
Horrigan
Charles M. Abbott
Watertown
Hall of Flags
First Corps
John B. Fielding
Memorial Hall
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claim Hearing Restoration
Mr. Geo Franisa Mosman Watertown Massachusetts recounts deafness since childhood and head noises. He followed an Osmo-Chemic Physicians testimonial, consulted Miss Edgecomb, and reports hearing restored and head noises banished by their X ray treatment.
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Geo. Francia Mosman
Galen St
Watertown
Maas
Eye and Ear
Tomb of Silence
Miss Edgecomb
Otis St
REMODEL FEDERAL BUILDING IN BOSTON CONTINUES
The project described as a makeshift remodel for the federal building and post office in Boston progresses with additional quarters for federal offices. Details indicate ongoing alterations amid plans for concurrent space use.
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Federal
Post Office Relocation Plan for Boston Urged
Investigations by the department and the Post Office Department support immediate relief for Boston. Propose remodelling the post office and sub-treasury building at up to 500000 dollars to add 1400 square feet, new lift, and revised workspaces, alongside leased sub-stations to ease congestion while planning a new office building for Internal Revenue and other offices.
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Boston
Public Service
Postoffice Department
Post Office Department
Post Office
Sub-Treasury
Sub
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Aged Hollander Dies in Lexington Stair Fall
Wilhelm von Egmond an eight year old Hollander died after falling down a stairway at 21 Rindge Avenue East Lexington. The child, awakened by a noise, was found at the bottom of the stairs possibly while going for a drink of water in the early morning hours.
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Wilhelm von Egmond
Holland
Francis J. Coghlan
Rindge Aviue
Lexington
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Stoddardeo
Washington Street
Franklin
Bates
Senator Penrose
Alfred F. Foote
Pipers
Clifford Anderson
John A. Aiken
Superior Court
J. R. Sullivan
Joseph H. O'Neil
Thomas J. Boynton
Samuel W. George
J. Frank O'Hare
John A. Kelcher
Beardsley
Frank H. Pope
Robert Taylor
David J. Maloney
Chelsea
James Tracy Potter
Thomas H. Radigan
Walsh
William E. Russell
Moller’s
New England
CB Moller. Inc
Massachusetts Avenue
Main Street
Cambridge
Central Square
CB. Moller, Inc
D. J. Walsh
M. D
Boylston 8&J
Home For Internal Revenue
Mrs. Jones
Weners Grafonoa
Shop of Better Service
Temple Place
Blake Building
Washington St
Ane
Widener’s Grafonoa Shops
Hopewell
Sernaker & Moskowitz
Walker Street
New York City
Tsburgh Philadelph
SBURG
du Pont Chemical Co. Incorporated
Wilmington, Delaware
Petersburg Chamber of Commerce
Petersburg
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