Army and Navy Club Receives Fire Place Fund Gift
The Army and Navy Club at 10 Park Square received 338.97 from the United Trinity Court Canteen to install a large fireplace on the main floor. Mrs H Addington Bruce chaired the Trinity Court committee. Additional gifts announced include 1000 from Walter C Bay Hes 100 each from Laurence Minot George W Wigglesworth 2 from Mrs William H Reed 15 each from Russell Gray Mrs Eben Dale 10 each from Miss Carolyn Saunders Fred L Carter 5 each from Harold L McCormack Miss M B Lawrence Lydia B Taft 2 from Mrs H F Vickery.
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Army and Navy Club
Park Square
United Trinity Court
H. Addington Bruce
Trinity Court
Walter C. Bay~ Hes
Laurence Minot
George W. Wigglesworth
William H
Population of Warwick Almost Cut in Two
The census bureau reported Warwick Rhode Island at 13,481 residents, down 49.4 percent from earlier figures. West Warwick Rhode Island, incorporated since 1910, lists 15,461 residents.
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Warwick
Washington
Census Bureau
R. I
West Warwick
R. L
Tiz Gladdens Sore Feet With Immediate Comfort
An older advertisement touts Tiz as a magical remedy for tired feet and foot pains. It claims it draws out acids and poisons, relieves corns blisters and bunions, and lets wearers dance again. Available at druggists and department stores at a few cents per box.
Supreme Court to Confer Over Christian Science Suit
Chief Justice Rugg calls Supreme Court into conference next Friday to discuss litigation arising from the Christian Science controversy. Judge Braley reconsiders sending the Attorney-General suit to the full bench and keeps Krauthoff and Eustace against Dickey on the docket for further consideration. Former Judge Chase supported the cross bill seeking removal of trustees and appointment of new ones.
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Justi Rugg
Supreme Court
Dodge
Eustace Et al
Dickey
Braley
Trustees
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Eustace
Edwin A
Daisy Lovering Krauthoff
Cross
Withington
Sherman L. Whipple
Frederick H. Chase
Millerand confident France will secure German reparations
Premier Millerand told the Chamber of Deputies he is confident France will obtain the promised reparations from Germany, transforming promises into realities. He outlined France's coal needs at 6.3 million tons monthly and a supply plan totaling 4.2 million tons from various nations. Captain Andre Tardieu lamented that Spa concessions favored Germany and opened talks to revise the treaty.
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Paris
France
Germany
Millerand
Spain
Chamber of’ Deputies
M. Millerand
Great Britain
United States
Belgium
Andre Tardieu
Spa
France to Assign Minister at Munich and Berlin
Premier Millerand told the Chamber of Deputies that France will be represented in Munich and Berlin. He said France aims to allow German elements to develop freely, resisting Prussian hegemony and not meddling in German politics.
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Paris
France
Munich
Berlin
Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Pilgrims Begin Journey to Ste. Anne Shrine
More than 100 persons mostly women start a morning pilgrimage to the Ste. Anne de Beaupre shrine near Quebec. They will arrive at St. Anne de Beaupre on the feast day July 26 next Monday.
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Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Quebec
St. Anne de Beaupre
Trolley Service Between Woburn and Billerica Likely Suspended
An official from the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company said trolley service between Woburn and Billerica will likely be suspended this fall. Freday S. Cummings, representative, stated the Woburn and Boston line is not a paying proposition and law requires suspension when patronage does not cover operating costs.
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Woburn
Billerica
Freday S. Cummings
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Blames Canada for Print Paper Shortage
Colonel W. E. Haskill of International Paper argues Canada restricts export of timber and pulp worsening U S paper shortages. He cites Ontario Quebec and New Brunswick export bans and calls for regulated timber cuts without harming Canadian supplies.
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Canada
Asheville
N. C
United States
W. E. Haskill
International Paper Company
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Haskill
Applying Tests to Leprosy Cure
The first practical tests of two Penikese Island lepers after three years of chamulga oil treatment were conducted by a five member state commission. Their decision will determine whether the men may return home or be exiled again for life with mandatory semiannual examinations.
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Penikese Island
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Sallie
Sister
Mary
Tanea
Chance
Piark-Down S Oae RO
Theo
Slater Store
Clesapt
Louis Heel Pumps
Boston
Washington St
Tremont St
School St
Slater's
Bromfield St
Fremont
Boston and Vicinity
Freiman
Lenox Jewelry Co
United States Army
U. S
Eney
Owel Ae
Massachusetts
Ste. Anne’s
Caldwell
America
Dr. Caldwell
E. C. Wilson
Hugo
Okla
Dr. W. B
Monticello
Beste Uf Hs
Jordan Marsh Company
Rattan
Rocker
Ed Ham
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