Washington Relics Presented to Massachusetts Capitol
Relics tied to the Washington family were given to Governor Coolidge for display in the State Capitol. The items include a sundial from Althorpe Park in England and a stone shard from Sulgrave Manor, both connected to George Washington’s lineage.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
George Washington
John J. Coxeter
Newtonville
Washington
England
Althorpe
R. E
Robert
Elizabeth
Washingtons
Sulgrave Manor
Northamptonshire
Private Detective Moran Fined for Assault After Strike Incident
Grover Moran a private detective employed by Wright Engraving Company was found guilty of assaulting Alfred Dirkman a former photo engraver during a June strike Dirkman acting as a peaceful picket was ordered to move Moran refused and attacked he was fined 50 with no prison due to family pleas
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Grover Moran
Alfred Dirkman
Dowd
Dirkman
Wright Engraving Company
Moran
Two Veterans Plan Reunion After War Bonding Pact
Lawrence, July 9. Lieutenant Joseph H. Mulhare of the local police and Motorman George Gray, both veterans of Battery C, 102d Field Artillery, met for a reunion in Lawrence. They signed an agreement promising to meet again on July 9, 1919, at 10:30 a.m. in front of the transfer station, to celebrate their wartime pledge.
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Street Railway
Gray
St. Mihiel
United States
France
Joe Mulhare
George Gray
Lawrence
Mass
U.S. A
American steamer Santa Cristina sunk near Havana
The American motor steamer Santa Cristina sank yesterday after an engine explosion. Twenty nine crew members and five passengers were rescued by the Cuban schooner Teneriffe and brought to Havana today.
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Havana
Deposed Chief Has Keys Yet In Portland Police
Chief Irving S. Watts began a five-year term July 1 under Mayor Charles B. Clarke while Daniel L. Bowen, who had led the force for four and a half years, still retains the private office keys and refuses to acknowledge his ouster.
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Portland
Irving S. Watts
Charles B. Clarke
Daniel L. Bowen
Controversy Over Police Chief Appointments and Pay
Watts received first week’s salary from City Treasurer Gilmartin while Bowen, claiming four months’ service, seeks back pay. The Republican mayor backs Watts after Curtis’s late appointment and Bowen, a Democrat, challenges the five year term. Bowen accuses blocking audits as tensions rise.
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Watts
John S. Gilmartin
Bowen
Oakley C. Curtis
Curtis
Watt
City Messenger
Grumblings Over City Hall Choices Prompt Student Protests
Residents groused at the mayor as candidates faced no consideration, voicing complaints about favoritism and urging a fairer selection process. Further comments urged transparency and broader community input in decisions.
Neighborhood Park Open Tonight With Summer Shows
The fifth annual outdoor season of Boston neighborhood park shows opens tonight at North End Park. Managed by the Civic Department and B Y M C Union unit, the program includes audience singing, educational and entertaining motion pictures, and talks on thrift stamps. Navy information will be provided at some venues in cooperation with naval authorities.
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Boston
North End
Civic Department
B. Y. M. C. Union
Boylston Streat
United States Navy
Major John C Phillips to Arrive in Boston on President Grant
Major John C Phillips of the Medical Corps, brother-in-law of Mayor Peters and brother of Assistant Secretary of State William Phillips, will arrive in Boston around July 11 aboard the transport President Grant, per Colonel Oren B. Meyer representative for General Edwards at debarkation affairs.
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John Co. Phillips
Peters
William Phillips
Boston
Grant
Oren B. Meyer
Edwards
Debarkation
Phillips
Ratification Moves Pack Peace Treaty Amid Alliance Tensions
At Weimar the National Assembly ratified the peace treaty with most ministers present. Foreign Minister Hermann Mueller explained government bills and said hastening ratification would lift the blockade as deputies attended in full.
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Weimar
Associated Press
National Assembly
Hermann Mueller
40 Years in a Desert Echoes in Weimar Treaty Debates
In a heated Weimar assembly debate led by Dr Peter Spahn the Catholic Centre party and other factions denounce the treaty as a path of suffering and injustice. Speakers from Socialist and National parties condemn its fulfilment while clapping fills the house, as Fehrenbach warns the galleries.
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Peter Spahn
Catholic Centre Party
Herr Kreizig
Professor Schuecking
Traub
National Party
Herr Kahl
People’s Party
Germany
Herr Fehrenbach
New York baseball figure Smith dies suddenly after athletic career
New York remembers July Smith a renowned catcher and former national team player who died tonight after a period of strenuous activity. Officials report no clear cause, noting his longstanding athletic involvement across many states.
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New York
Normal Smokers Face Mixed Reactions to Turkish Cigars
Domestic smokers express strong opinions about Turkish tobacco. Some reject it as too heavy or over-rich while others find it overwhelming. The majority sit between these extremes and consider Turkish blends average.
Turkish and Domestic Tobacco Flavor Contrast
Turkish tobacco offers a delicate smooth flavor with a rich heavy aroma while Domestic tobacco shows real character with life or sparkle in the better grades. Some men smoke Turkish cigarettes all day, while many prefer the other extreme.
Turkish Blend Cigarettes Offer Balanced Smoking Pleasure
The article notes that average smokers prefer a middle ground cigarette with a Turkish and Domestic tobacco blend. Such Turkish blend cigarettes are marketed as delivering steady enjoyment all day.
How Much Turkish In Your Cigarette Blend
A cigarette ad explores Turkish blend content and invites readers to determine their preferred level. It emphasizes personal taste and implies the right blend varies by individual, encouraging readers to decide what suits them best.
Testing Turkish blends for a satisfying cigarette choice
The author outlines a simple three point test for Turkish and Domestic tobacco blends. A good blend should deliver true Turkish flavor without heaviness, include the lively sparkle from certain Domestic tobaccos, and keep the smoker's appetite keen with a crisp, satisfying finish even after heavier use.
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UTIVE
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