Doubts on Enforcing Law Over Witness Attendance in Tague Case
Doubt surrounds whether Congressman Tague and his attorneys can bring the non attendance of witnesses before the grand jury. United States Attorney Boynton avoided commitment while urging obedience to subpoenas. Federal authorities question the teeth of a new statute that outlines penalties but lacks precise fines and jail terms.
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Tague
10Th District
United States
Boynton
Musterole Ad Claims Quick Relief For Neuralgia Pains
A vintage Musterole advertisement promotes quick relief from neuralgia and head pains. The clean white mustard oil ointment is touted as drawing out inflammation and soothing aches without blistering. Jars priced 30c 60c and hospital size $2.50.
Opens Club in N Y for Bay State Service Men
Governor Coolidge traveled to New York for the opening of the Club for Massachusetts Soldiers Sailors and Marines at 22 East 46th street. The Massachusetts setup promises entertainment food and financial aid for returning service members in New York. Captain Harry Chambers Watertown heads the club with state officials and legislators accompanying.
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Massachusetts
New York
Harry Chambers
Watertown
Thomas S. Curtis
State Guard
George H. Curran
Boston
Frederic C. Nichols
Fitchburg
Massachusetts Service Club
Ballots to Stay in Commission Custody in Congressional Battle
The attorney O'Connell said ballots would be impounded and kept by the election commission with safekeeping during transit to Washington. The panel declared no insinuations against the commission and postponed release. Fitzgerald's attorney urged relying on recount markings. examination resumes at City Hall, amid planned New York City visit.
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O'Connell
Election Commission
Commission
Washington
Finigan
Abraham Berman
Timothy F. Callahan
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Ready Plane and Aviator Set for Boston to Gotham Flight
The aircraft contains 35 gallons of gasoline, enough to cover the journey from Boston to Gotham, with the aviator prepared for departure. The scene appears to be a continuation from the prior page.
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Boston
Gotham
Aviator Plans Airplane Trip to Madison Square Garden Exhibition
An American pilot tours to the Madison Square Garden aeronautical exposition by airplane. The Aircraft Manufacturers Association invited him to fly the plane into the exposition buildings and rest it there. Lieutenant Melvin Hodgdon will ride in the front seat as a passenger.
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Madison‘ Square Garden
Sixty-Ninth Regiment Armory
Aircraft Manufacturers’ Association
Exposition
Madison Square Garden
New England
Melvin Hodgdon
Indiana Avenue
Somerville
Engineer Corps
Army
Boston to New York Air Line Prospect Glimpsed
The narrator plans a Boston to New York flight in a small airship, aiming to land in New York by noon for lunch with Hodgdon. He comments on potential weather, fuel, and equipment, noting a three hour trip with a four cylinder engine could be tested, and describes expectations for reception in New York by the Aircraft Manufacturers Association.
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Hodgdon
New York City
Navy
New York
Army
Ireland
Boston University Law School Alumni Banquet Highlights
The BU Law School Alumni Association hosts its annual banquet at the Hotel Somerset at 6 30 P M A reception precedes for David I Walsh senator elect and George W Anderson United States Circuit Court justice both BU Law graduates Also slated to speak are Henry F Hurlburt Captain William R Buckminster Herbert S Parker and Governor Calvin Coolidge with several high court leaders invited.
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Boston University Law School Alumni Association
Somerset
David I. Walsh
United States
George W. Anderson
United States Circuit Court
Henry F. Hurlburt
William R. Buckminster
L. Company, 101St Infantry
Herbert S Parker
Calvin Coolidge
Arthur P. Rugg
Supreme Judicial Court
John A. Aiken
Superior Court
Homer Albers
Law School
Tax on Furs Repeal Proposed by Ways and Means
The House ways and means committee approved a resolution by Chairman Kitchin to repeal the semi luxury tax clause in the war revenue bill signed by the President. The clause would impose a 10 percent tax after May 1 on wearing apparel and other high cost items. Kitchin said he would seek passage tomorrow with hope the Senate acts before adjournment.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kitchin
Senate
Furs Tax Repeal Suggested But No Recommendation Reached
The means committee discussed repealing the 10 per cent fur tax especially on cheaper furs but could not attain unanimous consent and made no formal recommendation.
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Means Committee
Sickness May Close Theatres in Soviet Russia
Warsaw february 26 the Associated Press reports Moscow and other Soviet cities consider closing opera houses and theatres due to epidemics. The move signals government concern as Bolshevik rule relies on entertainment to win favor among classes especially women. Star performers seek other venues with Feodor Chaliapine planning Kiev engagement and Magdonova seeking work elsewhere.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Feodor Chaliapine
Kiev
Petrograd
Magdonova
Marinsky Theatre
Emily Crawford
Frances Helder
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Durham
Rice & Hutchins
Circle’ Custom House Tower
Custom House
B. U. Law School
Kati
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Franklin
Washington St
Boylston
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