Northampton Prepares to Notify Governor Coolidge
Northampton residents fill the streets with flags and pictures as preparations continue for tomorrow's formal notification of Governor Coolidge. The program includes a luncheon at the Draper Hotel, a parade to Smith College, and a 3 o'clock ceremony at Allen Field, with Mayor Fitzgerald and Dr. Seelye among speakers. An expected 30,000 to 35,000 visitors are anticipated.
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Draper Hotel
Tne Hancheon
Governor Coolidge
Allen Field
Smith College
L. Clark Seelye
D. D
LL. L
Kenneth B. Welles
Northampton
Edwards Congregational Church
America
A. E. Brown
Chicago
Dr. Seely
Michael J. Fitzgerald
Morrow
Coolidge
Big Party From Hub Heads to Coolidge Nomination Ceremonies
A large party led by Senator Lodge and Boston business leaders will depart North Station at 10 am on a special four car train to Northampton for Governor Coolidge's nomination ceremony. Stops planned at Waltham North and Hudson, with return at 5 pm. The group includes Massachusetts Republican officers and numerous officials and elites from New England.
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Senator Lodge
Coolidge
Greater
Boston
North Station
Northampton
Calvin Coolidge
Republican Party
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Old South
Charles H. Glidden
Club
Govenor
Waltham North
Hudson
Cen
Massachusetts Road
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Maine
John H. Bartlett
New Hampshire
William 8. Felton
Republican State Committee
Ben Felt
Eben S. Keith
Sagamore
Charles H. Adams
Melrose
Louis A. Coolidge
Charles IL. Burrill
Elmer Stevens
George H. Doty
A. P. Langtry
George A. Rich
Boston Stock Exchange
Seward W. Jones
E. G Hultman
J. W. Hyatt
Charles 8. Smith
Samuel Hurvitch
James M Swift
Max Mitchell
Axel E. Zetterman
F. Nathaniel Perkins
Alexander Holmes
Warren F. Freeman
Charles Nichole
Walter ©. English
Henrique C. Bruno
Thomas W. White
J. C. F. Slayton
J. C. Brumblecom
Colonel Dalton
James
J. Mitchell
Galvin
Joseph H. Perry
Walter
Parker
A. J0. Dickson
Walter A. Robinson
Walter J Holden
Sherman L. Cook
Joseph G. Richardson
J. W. Leavitt
Wilton B. Fay
Medford
F. H. Kerwin
John F. Hurley
Edward H. Redstone
C. Augustus Nowood
Addison L. Winship
Henry L. Shattuck
George W. P. Babb
J. W. Foster
Jacob Bitzer
Woman Candidate for State Auditor Declared
The Democratic announcement introduces Mrs. Alice E. Cram of Boston as a candidate for State Auditor. She plans to seek the party nomination at the September primaries and faces no opposition. Cram, a prominent businesswoman and member of the Professions Women's Club, is the sister of former Lieutenant-Governor Edward P. Barry. She is the wife of D. Henry Cram and has operated a construction materials business.
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Alice E. Cram
Bostonusiness
Democratic State Committee
Professions Woman's Club
Edward P. Barry
D. Henry Cram
Charles H. McGlue
Lynn
Mittee
Record of rising divorces in Suffolk County 1920
Figures compiled by Suffolk Superior Court show 988 libels for divorce and 861 decrees granted from January 1 to June 2 1920, an increase of 192 over the prior year. Desertion tops causes with 436 cases and 361 decrees. marriages of five to ten years most common.
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Francis A. Campbell
Suffolk Superior Court
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Suffolk County
Thayer
Superior Court
Death of author of school readers in Brooklyn
Mrs Ellen M Cyr Smith a nationally known author of school textbooks died yesterday in Brooklyn. She wrote the first series of modern readers used in public schools nationwide for about two decades. Born in Montreal she taught in Cambridge 15 years. Funeral services will be at her Brooklyn home before burial in Rutland Vermont.
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New York
Ellen M. Cyr Smith
Brooklyn
Rutland, Vt
Turbans Set Fashion Tone For Fall Winter Wear
Turbans will be widely worn in the coming fall and winter as shown in leading shops. Brown tones dominate with moose shades and feather or metal trimmings. Styles include large and small turbans with or without brims in velvet duvetyne and brocade fabrics.
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Chicago
Princess Braganza of Portugal Arrives in Providence
Princess Braganza widow of the Duke D Oporto arrives with 900 passengers aboard the Fabre line’s Britannia. Formerly Mrs Philip Van Valkenburgh and Mrs W H Chapman, she fled Portugal after Don Carlos’s assassination and will coordinate the late duke’s estate in New York. She dismisses reports about Prince Miguel de Braganza.
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Providence
Britannia
Braganza
Portugal
D’oporto
Italy
Exie
Philip van Valkenburgh
W. H. Chapman
Don Carlos
W. H Chapman
Vanderbilt
Princess Braganza
New York
Tiz Carlton
Prince Miguel de Braganza
Anita Stewart
$200 000 city hospital improvement order tabled
City Council tabled a $200,000 request for hospital improvements after a 6 to 4 vote. Donoghue had sought $750,000, and four council members backed the smaller sum while five opposed or abstained. The body did require the hospital trustees to estimate costs and whether $200,000 would suffice. Objections centered on limited city borrowing capacity.
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Donoghue
Brickley
Moriarty
McLaughlin
Ford
Hagan
Collins
Watson
Lane
Farris Divorce Granted After Turbulent Notes Read
Mrs. Mabel C. Farris secured a divorce from husband Judge Johnston Jr. noting six letters from other women. Marrying in 1899, they separated in 1919 after infidelity alleged through telephone calls and intercepted letters. One letter from Miss Anna Lewis of Lorain Ohio described heartbreak and longing.
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Chicago
Mabel C. Farris
Johnston, Jr
Farrises
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Alice EF. Cram
Boston and Vicinity
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City Hospital
Scott
Washington Street
Eceway
Waster Clothes Builder
Broadway
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MY Clothier
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