First Lady Has Cabinet Of Her Own
Mrs. Harding manages White House life with a personal cabinet of friends and staff. She handles meals with her housekeeper, letters with her secretary, and summer decor with Mrs New and Mrs McLean aiding. She hosts guests daily and oversees calls, meals, and conversations to stay connected with the nation.
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Washington
United News
Summer
Mrs. New
Senator New
Edward McLean
White House
Frelinghuysen
Kellogg
Hale
Many Wounded in Fighting Near Genoa
Many persons were wounded in clashes at Sestri Ponente near Genoa after a ceremony honoring Italy's war heroes. The trouble began with shots fired from a Socialist club amid rumors that sixty Communists were hiding. Extremist Nationalists and Carabineers besieged the building as fighting continued overnight with revolvers and bombs.
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Genoa
Rome
Sestri Ponente
Italy
Tempo
Socialist Club
Elderly Oak Bluffs scholar dies at 91 in town
Professor Truman J. Ellinwood longtime Oak Bluffs resident and former private secretary to Henry Ward Beecher died aged 91. He held the Boston Post gold headed can and helped found the Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute. He once ran a large Brooklyn school.
South End Children Depart for Morgan Memorial Camp
Fully 150 children from the South End representing 16 nationalities aged two to 15 left for a two month vacation at the Morgan Memorial farm in South Athol. Forty stay at the baby camp while 210 attend the boys and girls camp. Sixteen mothers join a camp for their comfort. Children will work in the kitchen camp and gardens and will receive the farming product at reunion in the fall.
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South End
Morgan Memorial Farm
South Athol
Athol
Autoists Fined for Driving While Drunk
Judge Pratt in the Hingham District Court fined two men found guilty of operating cars under liquor. John F. Sullivan of Brighton faced a $100 fine and Martin B. Murray of Hull was fined $75. Licenses may be suspended for a year upon action recommended to the State Registrar. Police arrested them on the State reservation.
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Pratt
Hingham District Court
State Registrar of Automobiles
Goodwin
John F. Sullivan
Winchendon Street
Brighton
Martin B. Murray
Water Street
Hull
Metropolitan Park Police
Nine Year Old Falls From Platform In Front Of L Train
Nine year old Anna Cunningham slipped from a Brooklyn station platform and fell 35 feet to the street below. She narrowly avoided oncoming cars, skidded off an electric feed wire, and landed unharmed besides three broken teeth and scratches. A policeman carried her to safety while doctors evaluated injuries.
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New York
Anna Cunningham
Brooklyn
Capital stock taxes due now for corporations
Corporations liable for the capital stock tax are told to file and pay by July 31. John J. Mitchell, collector of internal revenue, says 15 000 blanks were released last week and must accompany the return. The tax applies to every corporation doing business in the United States, with domestic rate $1 per $1000 of capital stock value over $5000.
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John J. Mitchell
Internal Revenue
Washington
Collector Mitchell
United States
Warships Ordered to Tampico to Protect American Interests
The cruiser Cleveland and the gunboat Sacramento have been ordered to Tampico Mexico to safeguard American interests amid labor troubles tied to unemployment, a Navy Department statement said today.
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Washington
Cleveland
Sacramento
Tampico
Mexico
Navy Department
First American soldiers to die in World War I buried at sea port funeral
Bodies of Private Thomas F. Enright of Pittsburg Merle D. Hay of Glidden Iowa and Corporal James D. Gresham of Evansville Indiana the first three American soldiers to fall in the field will be sent from Hoboken after a military funeral service at the army piers. Enright Hay and Gresham fell on the night of November 8 1917 as members of the 18th Infantry First Division.
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Hoboken
N. J
Thomas F. Enright
Pittsburg
Merle D. Hay
Glidden
United States Army
Wheaton
James D. Gresham
Evansville
Ind
Somme
18Th Infantry
Polish Music at Pops at Symphony Hall Tonight
A Polish oriented program at the Pop concert features Chopin Paderewski and other Polish composers. The lineup includes Polonaise Militaire Chopin Overture Phedre Massenet Waltz La Barcarole Waldteufel Fantasia Aida Verdi Polish dance Scharwenka Violin solo Magurka Zarzycki Nocturne Op 48 No 1 Fantasia from Maniu Paterowski Polskie Kwtaty Ambrosio Entrance of the Bayards Halvorsen Chopin.
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Chopin
Paderewski
Symphony Hall
Scharwenka
Ambrosio
Bayards
Halvorsen
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UNION
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Chicago
Burleson
Morgan Memorial Camp
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Back Bay
Touring Co
F. O. B. Flint
Mich
Boylston St
Babe” Ruth
America
France
First Division
Hert Schaffner & Mara
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Are
Franklin
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