Clarke Confirmed as Associate Justice
The Senate unanimously confirmed John H. Clarke of Cleveland as associate justice of the Supreme Court to succeed former Justice Hughes. Clarke will join the bench when the court convenes next fall after President Wilson sent the nomination July 14. A judiciary sub committee recommended confirmation earlier today.
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G. O. P. Speakers to MaineHeadline
Democratic leaders held talks with President Wilson and Vance C. McCormick about campaign tours. McCormick said Democratic speakers would not be sent beyond Maine until Congress adjourns, and no definite plans exist for Presidential speeches in Maine or elsewhere.
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Elevator operator charged with death at Harrison Avenue
William V. White of 44 Everett Street Somerville was arraigned in the police court on a charge of manslaughter in the death of Howard W. Upton following an elevator accident at 9 Harrison Avenue Extension on Saturday.
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Birth Control Discussion Urged by Social Workers
Ella B. Westcott of Jamaica Plain Neighborhood House urges open discussion of birth control. She cites social workers and relief agencies as recognizing the need to educate, reduce poverty strain, and remove obscenity labels. She argues settlement houses should provide avenues for informed, lawful access to reputable information.
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Familiar Talks to Post Readers by Mary Pickford
Mary Pickford reflects on Florence Lawrence’s rise at Biograph, recalling early studio life, a dramatic fall, and Lawrence’s comeback. Pickford notes Lawrence’s fame, courage after an injury on set, and public interest in her letters of appreciation.
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Mary Pickford Talks Featured in Daily and Sunday Posts
Mary Pickford's Talks will appear five days weekly in the Daily Post and on Sundays in the Sunday Post College. The Pontiff's name day greeting recalled wartime efforts to ease horrors and shorten the conflict and expressed regret that peace talks have not yet begun by belligerents and mediators alike.
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Nine Apply for Three Tech Scholarships in Cambridge
Cambridge boys eager to attend Technology announce their intent to take the three free scholarships. Nine applications have been filed at the Mayor's office since the scholarships opened following Mayor Rockwood's announcement.
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Barry Named Publicity Manager for Republican National Committee
New York July 24. David S. Barry Washington correspondent for the Providence Journal is named publicity manager of the Republican National Committee. He previously served on the press bureau of the RNC during prior campaigns.
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Nervous Indigestion Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Margo Nerve Tablets as a fast acting cure for nervous dyspepsia caused by stress. It claims the tablets feed nerve cells to calm stomach nerves, restore digestion, sharpen focus, and provide lasting relief within ten minutes for many users.
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