Forest Fires Reported in Aroostook and Vicinity
Reports from Chief Warden Charles M Weeks to the State Forestry Department say fires renewed at Nashville Plantation and near Oxbow Plantation in Aroostook County with crews doubled. Conditions serious in northern Aroostook and Washington County with five weeks without rain. Fire wardens urge lumber workers and woods entrants to refrain from smoking.
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Augusta
Nashville Plantation
Aroostook County
State Forestry Department
Charles M. Weeks
Aroostook
Washington County
One Hilled Five Hurt When Train Hits Auto
SAYBROOK JUNCTION Conn June 1 Mrs Clarence Granger killed and five others injured today when an automobile they rode in was crushed by a passenger train on the Valley Crossing above here not protected by gates. Dwight Merrill driver says he did not see the approaching train. Mrs Granger and her husband were recently married in Hartford and had lived in East Randolph Vermont.
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Saybrook Junction
Conn
Clarence Granger
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Dwight Merrill
Granger
Hartford
East Randolph
Vermont
State moving pictures censorship bill passes senate
The censorship bill for moving pictures was approved by a unanimous senate vote and sent to the Governor for approval. Supporters and opponents alike expect either a signature or veto, with the Governor not commenting on his planned course after the bill arrived in the executive chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Miss Hayden Weds Randolph Glover in Roxbury Church
Formerly Miss Mildred Hayden daughter of Judge Albert F Hayden, she married Randolph Glover son of Mr and Mrs Edmund T Glover in All Souls Church Roxbury with Rev Miles Hanson officiating. The couple will reside in Dorchester after their honeymoon.
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Mildred Hayden
Albert F. Hayden
Roxbury Court
Mildred Seaver Hayden
Albert Fearing Hayden
Wayne Street
Roxbury
Randolph Glover
Edmund T. Glover
Beaumont Street
Dorchester
All Souls’ Church
Miles Hanson
Canada Mum on Minister in Washington Appointment
In the House of Commons the colonial under secretary said it is inadvisable to publish the correspondence on appointing a Canadian representative at Washington. J Percy Hurd and Sir Richard Cooper dissented. Bonar Law noted the British government must consider Canadian wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Washington
J. Percy Hurd
Richard Cooper
Bonar Law
Calder Charges Collusion by Day Officials
Senator Calder of New York told the Senate that liquor sales over the bar in New York were at exorbitant prices and federal prohibition agents may be involved. He claimed counterfeiting withdrawal certificates and personal profits by government officials.
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Washington
New York
Senate
Calder
Republican
Woman declines political office in Exeter
Mrs Leslie Williams of Exeter declines election to the Rockingham County Democratic Club executive committee stating she was chosen without her consent. The June 1 notice notes her decision to step back from the post.
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Exeter
Leslie Williams
Rockingham
Morgan Memorial Plant Open for Public Inspection Anniversary
Thousands from Massachusetts and New England toured the Morgan Memorial plant at Shawmut avenue and Corning street during the 2th anniversary celebration of Rev. Dr. Edgar J. Helms. Guides ran from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. A large religious pageant is planned tonight at Tremont Temple and again tomorrow afternoon and night.
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Morgan Memorial
Massachusetts
New England
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Edgar J. Helms
Tremont Temple
French Ace Plans 4000 Mile European Flight
Paris reports Lieutenant Roget, the French ace who recently crossed the Mediterranean, will fly from Paris to Warsaw Bucharest Constantinople Athens Rome and back. The over 4000 mile journey includes two passengers aboard.
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Paris
Roget
Mediterranean
Warsaw
Bucharest
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
Harvard Medical School hosts Rhinologic Otologic Society convention
At 9 a.m. the American Law Rhinologic and Otologic Society begins its convention at Harvard Medical School with nine papers and discussions. Also at 9 a.m. ordinations for minor orders take place at the Diocesan Seminary by Bishop Anderton. The National Editorial Association meets at Public Library with an afternoon session and City Club banquet. At 11:30 a.m. the U S ship Neches is launched at the navy yard in Charlestown. At 2 p.m. Lasell Seminary commences at Woodland Park Auburndale.
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American Law Rhinological and Otological Society
Harvard Medical School
Diocesan
Anderton
National Editorial Association
Public Library
City Club
United States
Neches
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Lasell Seminary
Woodland Park
Auburndale
Special Committee to Represent General Court at Tercentenary
An order was adopted to appoint a special legislative committee of four Senators and eight Representatives to represent the General Court at the Plymouth and Provincetown tercentenary celebrations this year.
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Plymouth
Provincetown
Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Scalp Recovery
An advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as a remedy for thinning hair and dry scalps. It claims a week's trial shows dandruff vanish, scalp pink, and hair less prone to shedding with glossy texture. Sold for 15 cents per application or $1 per bottle through drugstores or T Noonan & Sons.
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Noonan
Drug and Dept
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland ‘St
Boston
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Maine
Coolidge
Ky Lee
Jersey
Hailparn’s
Winter Street
Anne Poteet
Bette
Beer, Sondheimer & Co., Inc
New York City
Francis P. Garvan
Office of
Broadway
Said Beer, Sondheimer & Co., Inc
Jocepl F. Guffey
West 42d Street
Washington, D. C
Miss Hayden
Mildred 8. Glover
Canada
U. S
Bridgeport
Altoona
Johnstown
Dee Pittebersh
Defacult
Hell Gate Bridge
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Penns
B. B
N.Y
N. H
H. Brb
Patrick J. Moran
John J. McGraw
William Gleason
Edward G. Barrow
James Burke
Miller Huggins
W. R. Johnston
Wilbert Robinson
Walter J. Moranville
Mita
Foster Rubber CO
Federal Street
Mass
Foster
Lee Ee
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