Harding Sure About Hoover Cabinet Decisions
St Augustine Fla Feb 23 AP reports close aides expect the cabinet selections of Herbert Hoover James J Davis and Edwin Denby to be confirmed soon. Hoover Davis acceptance letters were anticipated while Denby travels to meet President elect Harding for a conference that should seal the Navy post.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Associated Press
Harding
Herbert Hoover
Mally
James J. Davis
Edwin Denby
Mr. Denby
Man in Amesbury Attempts Suicide on Southampton Road
George Beek, 46, of 6 Arlington Street Amesbury, allegedly cut his throat with a razor while walking along Southampton road. He inflicted a deep five inch gash severing the windpipe and narrowly missing the jugular vein, police report.
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Amesbury
George Beekman
Arlington Street
Southampton Road
Conductor George Swallow Dies After Sudden Illness
George D. Swallow age 60 of 95 Highland Road Somerville died after falling ill in yard 5 Charlestown. He was moved to North Station on a B and M train and pronounced dead on arrival at the Relief Hospital.
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George D. Swallow
Highland Road
Somerville
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charlestown
Relief Hospital
Iron Will and Blood Drive in Hard Times
A promotional message extols that success hinges on iron in the blood and strong will. It claims nervous strain in hard times saps vitality and says Nuxated Iron boosts bodily and mental vigor within two weeks. It urges readers to seek products labeled NUXATED IRON with NI on tablets and promises money back if unsatisfied.
Deaconess Hospital Drive Opens With $163000 Pledge
A $1 million Deaconess Hospital campaign opened with a dinner for 400 canvassers in Ford Hall after $163,587 in advance subscriptions. Speakers William T. Rich Dr Frank Lahey and Bishop Fdadwin H. Hughes outlined aims to the public medical and religious communities. The general committee includes Philip R. Allen Hugh Bancroft Schuyler Bartlett and others. executive committee lists Horace A. Carter and William T. Rich among members.
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Methodist Episcopal Churches
Greater Boston
Deaconess Hospital
Ford Hall
Horace A. Carter
Governor's Council
William T. Rich
Frank Lahey
Fdadwin H. Hughes
Marriage Intentions List Of Cambridge Somerville And Roxbury Entries
A long survey of forthcoming nuptials lists numerous couples with ages occupations and residences across Cambridge Somerville Roxbury Dorchester Mattapan Newtonville and Brighton noting partners names ages occupations and street addresses as they file intentions including several widowed divorced or at home statuses and multiple foreign born pairs. The compilation includes Cosmo Reale and Libera Di Fave William R Hutchings and Mario Shepard Green B Stidhans and Helene Spindler Gordley Silva and Mary Sinza Arthur Jewell and Lillian Willis Seroop Basmajian and Aroosiak Zeitountzian Raphael Fardella and Florence Bilodeau Nathaniel Greenwald and Anna Harris Robert L Tomlinson and Helen Burns Louis Gershman and Rose Melnick Arthur J de Gerte and Gertrude Smith Randolph Ross and Mary E Peterson George Frank and Lena Fohrenbacher Ernest Bottomley and Maude Abbott Joseph Buckley and Ann D Allen A Phillip Marder and Ida Singer Harry Greenbaum and Charlotte Mahler H Gehrke and Elizabeth Schmalstieg P de Cieco and Vittoria Martino Forrest Corey and Ellen Anderson Lee Carabus and Lora Presiosa James Giulian and Isabella Barker Yvon Dion and Mary E Kelleher Francesco Marrone and Antonia Terranova Cesidio Volante and Antonetta Varrati
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Seroop P. Basmajian
Fuller St
Dorchester
Aroosiak
K. Zeitountzian
Walnut St
Newtonville
Theodoros A. Chajiris
Church St
Vasilica Skopelites
Raphael Fardella
Tremont Et
Florence Bilodeau
Cuit St
Roxbury
Nathaniel Greenwald
New York City
Anna Harris
Intervale St
Robert L. Tomlinson
Marine
Broadway
Helen Burns
Candy Packer
Louis Gershman
Barber
Fimo St
Rose Melnick
Fernboro St
Arthur J. de Gerte
Mass. Ave
Gertrude Smith
Texas St
Randolph Ross
Stoughton St
Mary E. Peterson
Orlando St
Mattapan
George Frank
Milwaukee
Wis
Lena Fohrenbacher
Ernest Bottomley
Ivington St
Maude FE
Abbott
Cornel
Summit Ave
Somerville
Joseph
Buckley
North St
Ann D. Allen
Dorchester Ave
A. Phillip Marder
New Bedford
Ida Singer
Glenway St
Wake Aid
Forrest G. Corey
Hancock St
Ellen Anderson
Warrenton St
Lee Carabus
Endicott St
Lora’ Presiosa
Prince St
James Giulian
Hanover Ave
Isabella Barker
Hibbern St
Revere
Yvon Dion
Glazier
Main. St
Charlestown
Mary E. Kelleher
Francesco Marrone
Charter St
Antonia Terranova
North Margin St
Antonetta Varrati
Market St
Brighton
Labor declaration calls for new laws and anti-reelection measures
Samuel Gompers and organized labor press for immediate repeal of anti combination laws and open port laws in Texas. The declaration urges defense of American institutions, higher wage and work standards, curbs on immigration, broader initiative and referendum, and public control of credit, with demands to curb courts from striking down labor acts and to elect judges.
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Samuel Gompers
Federation
Organized Labor
United States
Texas
Congress
Open shop movement condemned as anti union campaign
Declaration denounces the open shop as a plan to close union work and erode collective bargaining while accusing profiteers of war time price gouging. It links unemployment to employer policies and warns that wage cuts reduce consumer power, urging industrial courts to curb anti union devices.
Fire at Back Bay injures, rescues multiple residents
Investigators start today into the Back Bay blaze at 144 Hemenway Street that filled the five story building with smoke. A woman, a 12 year old, a 12 year old boy, and a baby were rescued, with Patrolman Cassell aiding two infants and a girl. The fire damaged via air shaft from basement to roof. six residents sought safety in adjoining building. One local business leader, president of Walker-Wells Manufacturing, died after months of illness.
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Hemenway Street
Richard Winn
Ralph Aston
Grace Roberts
Cassell
Back Bay
Whittier Street
Walker-Wells Manufacturing Company
Henry Miller Dead In Amesbury
Henry Miller, long time president of the Powow Manufacturing Company, dies in Amesbury after a notable career leading local industry and community efforts. Funeral arrangements await announcement as colleagues recall his leadership and contributions to the area's growth.
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Amesbury
Henry Miller
Powow Manufacturing Company
United States Rubber Company
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Hoover
Polo
Coats
Winter Street
the Shepard Stores
DAL
Cambridge
Cosmo Reale
Ninth St
Libera di Fave
Italy
William R. Hutchings
Carpenter
Prospect St
Mario1 Shepard
Green B. Stidhans
U. S. Army
Fort Strong
Helene Spindler
White St
Gordley Silva
Boston
Goodyear West
Sample Shoe Shop
Blake Building
Temple Place
Frank E. Denehy
Mgr
Sample Shoe
Ings
Kerry
Dublin
Ballybunion
Ballylongford
County Kerry
Haddock
Canal Street
Arthur E. Dorr & Co., Inc
Houghton & Dutton
Park St
North & Union Sts
Codman Square
Dorchester Stor
E . Dorchester High School
U.S
Onsider
U. S
VU. Ss
Tire Division
Commonwealth Ave
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