Vi ladri Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
Giovanni Viladri indicted for first degree murder of Vincenzo Camosa pleads guilty to second degree murder in Springfield Superior Court and is sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge C T Callahan. The killing followed a quarrel after a card game at Camosa's home.
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Springfield
Giovanni Viladri
Vincenzo Camosa
C. T. Callahan
Camosa
Barbers Tout Noonan's Hair Petrole For Scalp Health
Barbers report the Noonan's Hair Petrole scalp treatment is popular for its stimulating effects and dandruff prevention. Men and women alike favor the dressing, sold by barbers at 15 cents per use and in bottles for one dollar in stores or from T Noonan & Sons Co. in Boston.
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Noonan
Drug and Dept
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Boston
Theatre Row Dispute Near Newport Opera House
At Newport Oregon New Hampshire? The wording describes a mid day clash at the Newport Opera House in Washington square where Albert R. Commette, the manager, defended his held lease against owner Patrick H. Horgan and Bells Theatrical Syndicate seeking to eject him. Sheriff King later issued and enforced an injunction forcing the group to leave as a vaudeville show loomed.
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Newport, R
Newport Opera House
Washington Square
Albert R. Commette
Heras
Patrick H. Horgan
Commette
Horgan
Bells Theatrical Syndicate
Frank P. King
Providence Court
Bells Syndicate
Thousand Dollars for Idea in Ad Writing Contest
A contest offers a thousand dollar top prize for the best ad idea with a total of 900 weekly and grand prizes. Entries must cover 24 listed products and be submitted before noon today to win weekly $100 prizes and a share of the capital prize. Photographs of store window displays may also win awards with prizes for stores and window dressers.
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Post
Boston Post
Boston 4
Mass
Berkshires
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Boston Post Ideas Mail In Zain Ad Writing Contest
Reader instructions list mailing address and a catalog of brands for writing pitches. Products include Boston Varnish Company Kyantze, Brunswick Phonographs and Records, Colgate Talc Powder and Ribbon Dental Cream, Kool-Shaw Shaving Cream, Waun-Eta Chocolate spread, Gillette Safety Razors, Wells Gloves and Underwear, Romance Chocolates, and others. The note frames a historical promotion context with multiple consumer goods and brand names.
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Boston Post
Zain
Boseton 4
Mass
Boston Varnish Company
Kyantze
Brunswick Phonographs
Buddy Buds
Colgate
Crocker
Eaton's Highland
Holland
Goodey'’s
Gillette
Harvard Cigars
Jap Rose
Keen Kutter
Romance
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Planned at Mt Hope Cemetery
Eleven Odd Fellows lodges will join Sunday for a joint memorial service at Mt Hope Cemetery West Roxbury with a parade assemble point at Blue Hill and Walk Hill avenues Brigadier General J Frank Purcell named chief marshal The first division will include Lodges 3 18 38 58 77 and 133 led by Joseph F E Starks while the second division led by Arthur Burwell includes Lodges 1 7 8 15 and 30
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Odd Fellows
Order
Mt. Hope Cemetery
West Roxbury
Blue Hill
Walk Hill
J. Frank Purcell
Frst
Joseph FE. Starks
Arthur Burwell
Sailor Lost Off Fishing Schooner Catherine Burke
The fishing schooner Catherine Burke under Captain Lemuel Firth returned to the Fish pier from Cape Shore reporting the drowning of Vinal Pierce, 45, of Gloucester, 60 miles off Cape Sable on Wednesday. Pierce, perched on the main boom to haul in a line, slipped and fell overboard. he is survived by his wife and three children.
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Catherine Burke
Lemuel Firth
Cape Shore
Vinal Pierce
Gloucester
Cape Sable
Pierce
Paper Company Offers Strikers New Wage Plan
The International Paper Company announced to striking workers in New York on June 2 a plan to return them to their former positions without prejudice if they accept a new wage proposal.
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Paper Company
New York
International Paper Company
Wage scale matches 1919-1920 levels in dispute
The parties accept wage reductions of about 21 percent. The proposed wage scale equals the rate in effect from May 1, 1919, to May 1, 1920, and forms the basis of the settlement.
Workers Asked to Accept 30 Percent Wage Cut in 1920
A fragment notes a 1920 dispute where workers were asked by the company to take a 30 percent wage reduction and shift to a nine hour day, contrasting with an eight hour day. The readable text focuses on wage concessions and hours as the central issue.
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Trade Directory Listings by City and Store Names
A fragmented list of city names followed by multiple store and company names including art stores pharmacies optical shops and department stores across Massachusetts and nearby areas. Entries include Amesbury Athol Brockton Fall River Fitchburg Gardner Haverhill Holyoke Lawrence Lowell Lynn Malden Marlboro Milford New Bedford Newburyport Plymouth Salem and others with various listed vendors and firms such as Bon Marche Phelps & Co and Daniel Low & Co.
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Amesbury—John J. Allen
Athol—J. J. Halbert
Brockton—flunter Stationery Store
Flagg & Willis Bernard Saxton Clinton— Clinton Optical &O
Fall River
Wm. J. Hutchinson
Fitchburg—droog’s Pharmacy
Framinghar—James J
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Henley-Kimball CO
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Portland
Bangor
Worcester
Pad Kyline Roney
Wilts
A. I. Root Co
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Evar Honey
Napoleon
Allen
Yong
Army
Navy
Plattsburge
Che “Todmne
Wyth
West ST. “Cass
Fuy
Beach
Nat Mal - Kea
Savin
Jordan Marsh Company
Kh. H. White Company
Butler's, Inc
Tremont St
Robey-French Co
Bromfield St
Boston Picture Frame Co
Sudbury
J. T. W. Norman Co
Ll. A. Bigelow
T. J. Murphy
Park &Q
the Harmony Shop
West St
Massachusetts
Mr. Nutting
Nutting
J. H. Miller Co
Harrison Ave
Forbes & Wallace
Taunton
H. L. Davis Co
Waltham
R. N. Wallingford
Westfield
Conners Book
Worcester—Denholm & Mackay Co
Connecticut
Bridgeport
A. Ikban Watkins
Bristol
C. Funck & Son, Inc
Danbury
Pergs
Derby
Howard & Barber Co
Glenbrook
Geo
KH. Thompson
Keenwich—lonty's
Hartford
L. A Wiley & Son
G. Vox & Co
Lakeville
A. H. Heaton & Co
Meriden—Gibson Art Co
Middletown
J. Ho Bunce Co
Wm. Greaves Mystic—S
A. Boylen
Naugatuck
J. Sweeney
New Britain
Benoit
New Haven
M. Hodges & Bro
New London
Brater
M'lford
W.J. Bennett & Son
Norwalk
F. L. Hamilton
Norwich
tThe Cranston Co
Puteam
Shaw South
James Donnelly South
Manchester
Watkin Cros. Inc
Stamford
Lymann Hoyt's Bon & Co
Stockbridge
C. M. Jaco Torrington
Harry W When
Waterbury—Curtis Art Co. Winsted
H. J. Holcomb
Maine
Augusta
Geo. W. Quimby
Cogor
W. H. Gorham Co
Edwin O. Hall
Biddeford—Streeter's Music Rooms
H. B. Atkinson, Inc
Runswick
F. W. Chandler & Son
airfield—Lawry Bros
Tewken—Bradbury & Marcotte
Chas. H. Batchelder
Wallace Nutting, Incorporatep
New Hampshire
Concord
Camera Shop
Cook
Steve Keene
Rhode Island
Newport—Chase & Chase
Arnold Art Store
Pawtucket
Lohison Galleries
Providence
Callender, MecAllelan & Vereth Co In
Thurber Corp
the Outlet Co
David Leand
Westerly
Tia Clede Woodmansee
Woonsocket—W of Pavgie
Vermont
Barre
Rel
Houston Bellows Falls
Dan & Dear Berrington
Griswold
Bethel
J. P. Marsh
Praraon
Brattleboro-Clapp & Jones Burkington
J. J. White
Danville
J.tinkerlanton
D. I. Cooledge
Lyndonville
Dodge & Watson
Montpelier
W. J. Fisher
I. BE. Woodruff
Richford
G. F. Wilson
Ratherd
G. KE
Ashland, Massachusetts