Boston Officer to Wed Baltimore Bride in Army Circle
Lieutenant Raymond W. Bryant of the 13th Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bryant of 378 Massachusetts Avenue Boston, to wed Miss Rudolpha M. Sommerwerck of Baltimore Md. Ceremony at the bride’s home at 6 o’clock today. Bryant met her at Camp Meade before 1917 and served in France with the 11th and 2nd Infantry regiments. He recently returned from overseas duty and is now assistant camp personnel adjutant at Devens. Sommerwerck is a Baltimore native and Notre Dame and Convent of the Visitation graduate.
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Raymond W. Bryant
Rudolpha M. Sommerwerck
Baltimore
Bryant
Camp Devens
Public utilities chief seeks opinion at meeting
Chairman Attwill of the public utilities department requested expressions of opinion from those present and elevated the discussion to a formal stance.
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Attwill
Public Utilities Department
Denikin Formes New Cossack Government in Southern Russia
London dispatch reports General Denikin has formed a new Cossack government with Novo Rosysk as capital. Diplomatic advices say the government is receiving favorable public reception.
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Say Denikine
London
General Denikine
Russia
Novo Ros
Ysk
Boston Postal Station Number Plan Explained by Chamber
E P White chairman of the Chamber of Commerce explains how the post office and local chamber intend to implement a new plan requiring each firm and individual in the Boston district to include the correct postal station number in all correspondence. The plan relies on firms adding numbers to ads letterheads circulars and return envelopes and using standard enclosures to notify customers.
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Post
Sims
Postoffice Department
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
E. RP. White
State Street
Anti-strike clause praised in Cummins bill debate
Providence Rhode Island January 20 United States Senator Miles Poindexter calling the anti-strike provision in the Cummins railroad bill a major step toward solving a dispute he warned could trigger Civil War or bloodshed He urged law as the means to settle wage and labor terms in commerce and industry.
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Providence
R. I
Cummins
Congress
United States
Miles Poindexter
Gum ball betting spreads in Derry after raids
In Derry New Hampshire a gambling crackdown swept away Pennyante decks and punch boards but gum ball machines emerged as a new betting method. Players wager on ball colors with two bits at stake, betting on red green and other colors as the police crackdown persists.
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Derry
N. H
Hanover
Massachusetts Slot Gum Game Sparks Crackdown
Authorities move to halt a new game where boys drop a coin and receive a prize, spreading to upper Massachusetts. White balls are to be placed in gum slots, but owners resist, insisting their trade stays. Hanover youths press for green rewards, showing no intent to quit.
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Massachusetts
Hanover
Grateful for Paper's Aid in Y Activities
A letter to the Post thanks the newspaper for its space given to Y activities from the war start to now. John Kemble of the National War Work Council praises New England press for supporting welfare, education, and recreation for troops at cantonments and overseas.
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National War Work Council
M. C.A
New England
War Work Council
John Kemble
Northeastern Department
Hyde Park L street railway lease proposal discussed
Public utilities department asks Trustees of the Elevated and Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway to begin negotiations on leasing Hyde Park lines during a period of public control. Each side will decide which lines to take over and the lease price with a Jan. 2 report and hearing on Hyde Park fares to follow. James F. Jackson doubts the wisdom, stressing justice for all Elevated riders.
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Hyde Park
Elevated
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Public Utilities Department
Massachusetts
James F. Jackson
Loring
Gingham Styles Sweep Summer Hotels and Fifth Avenue
Gingham takes fashion lead in smart summer hotels and on Fifth Avenue. Consumers are urged to choose from gingham stripes plaids and D. and J. Anderson's ranges priced from 3 to 30 dollars.
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D. & J. Anderson
Copenhagen
Navy
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Nantucket, Mass
Titz
Filene
U. S
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L’ May
Hyde
Bay State
Santa Claus
Johnny Appetite
Beach
Mass
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Maire Taffeta
Filene’s
D. & J. Anderson Gingham
D.& J. Anderson
Foulard’ Voile
Gingham
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Fiene'e
Lall
Chambray House
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