Seek Cause of Riot in Cult
In Chicago a riot in the black belt left two white men dead and several wounded. Police and federal officers pursue leaders of the Star of Ethiopia a cult linked to Abyssinian return advocates. Redding and seven Negroes were arrested. Jonas and Joseph Fernon remain sought as possible organizers. Evidence includes pamphlets on Egyptian secrets seized from Redding. Brennan of the DOJ heads the federal inquiry.
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R. D. Jonas
Abyssinia
Edward Redding
Chicago Black Belt
Star of
Ethiopia
Joseph Fernon
Jonas
Redding
Edward J. Brennan
Department of Justice
The Man Who Wasnt Himself Opens Sunday Mystery
The Sunday Magazine in the Boston Sunday Post begins a running mystery titled The Man Who Wasnt Himself starting next Sunday. Readers are invited to follow the evolving plot across installments.
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The
Boston Sunday Post
Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Rescue With Liquid Argon
A period advertisement promotes liquid argon as a guaranteed dandruff cure. It claims nightly scalp treatment dissolves and destroys dandruff, stops itching, and leaves hair looking much better, noting the remedy is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Victory Medals to be Distributed at South Boston Base
The Quartermaster Corps and zone supply officer will place two stents at the army base in South Boston. Eligible personnel for the victory medal and service clasps should file applications there.
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Quartermaster Corps
Army
South
Boston
How to Apply for the Victory Medal in World War I
The army outlined application steps at recruiting offices in cities and via notaries if no local officer exists. Applications go to the Philadelphia depot for medal distribution with registered mail. A list of battle and service clasps and their dates follows, with three medal classes and notes on eligibility, design, and kinship awards.
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Quartermaster Corps
Philadelphia
Cambrai
Somme Defensive
Lys
Aisne
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Champagne-Marne
Aisne-Marne
Somme Offensive
Oise-Aisne
Ypres-Lys
Navy
St. Mihiel
United States
Shots Fired In Man Chase In Public Garden Subway
Police chased four men after a silk shirt theft from R H White Company. Robert Jeffress was captured at the Public Garden subway entrance after two shots were fired. three accomplices escaped. A woman detective identified the fugitives and Traffic Officer Tucker pursued.
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Robert Jeffress
Harwich Street
Tucker
R. H. White Company
Jeffress
Wage Hearing Postponed in Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Arbitration on wage increases for Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway employees delayed as James H. Vahey remains away in New York and Pennsylvania. Hearings move to next Monday June 28 at the State House with three arbitrators: Philip G. Carleton for the company Hugh Ogden for the public and Vahey for employees and the Bay State Carmen's Union.
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James H. Vahey
New York
Pennsylvania
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
State House
Vahey
Scranton
Penn
Boston
Philip G. Carleton
Hugh Ogden
Bay State Carmen's Union
Eastern Massachusetts
MIT Holds Fourth Alumni Reunion Opening Day
Memorial exercises for the late president Dr. Richard C. Maclaurin marked the opening day at MIT Cambridge. Thousands of graduates from around the world registered and numerous class dinners were held.
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Richard C. Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology At
Cambridge
Alumni Week at Tech Honors Maclaurin and Eastman Court
Alumni from 1868 to 1920 gathered for Tech’s first alumni home week since 1916. General Coleman Du Pont announced Eastman Court in honor of George Eastman. A memorial for Dr. Maclaurin highlighted his role in Tech's growth, with praise from Dr. Winslow and Dr. Thomson.
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Tech
Coleman du Pont
Eastman Court
Mr. Smith
George Eastman
Kodak
Maclaurin
Walker Memorial
General du Pont
Dr. Maclaurin
Mr. Eastman
Technology
Charles E. A. Winslow
Yale University
Winslow
Legion Campaign Aims to Stop Nonmember Legion Buttons
A state campaign begins today to enforce a new law fining nonmembers who wear the American Legion button. The law carries a $20 fine or 30 days in prison. State headquarters report hundreds of complaints, with youths who did not serve in World War II the main violators.
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American Legion
Senate
Air Mail Service Covers 50000 Miles in May
The Post Office Department reports nearly 5000 miles of air mail routes operated in May with most schedules on time. Between New York and Washington 8 percent on time, New York to Cleveland 86 percent, Cleveland to Chicago 65 percent, and Chicago to Omaha 82 percent. Only two forced landings occurred due to mechanical issues.
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Post Office Department
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Omaha
Radcliffe Class Day Speakers at Agassiz Hall
Senior Radcliffe College class day at Agassiz Hall featured speeches and readings. Dorothy C. Mason, Cambridge, class president, helped open ceremonies while Frances V. Tripp of Brookline presented gifts to classmates.
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Radcliffe
Agassiz Hall
Radcliffe College
Dorothy C. Mason
Cambridge
Frances V. Tripp
Brookline
Ruth B. Chorpenning
Winona
Minn
Marion L. Allen
Arlington
R. Elizabeth Boody
H. Louise Jennison
Frances V. Cripp
Government advisory role urged by chamber团s congress
The American delegation's resolutions committee at the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce in Paris recommends that national and local chambers offer advice and business assistance to governments. General Sherrill notes growing public distrust in government and cites wartime use of chamber counsel guiding New York State war spending as a precedent.
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Paris
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Charles H. Sherrill
New York
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Sherrill
Adjutant-General
New York State
Governor Coolidge Attends Wesleyan Commencement
Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts attended the Wesleyan University commencement in Middletown on June 21 as the Republican nominee for Vice President. He was a prominent figure at the ceremony, drawing added interest to the event.
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Memorial Chapel
Wesleyan
William Arnold Shanklin
Isaac Rich
Stanley E. Grannum
Hartsdale
N.Y
Roosevelt
Fayerweather Gymnasium
Frederick W. Frost
New York
Governor Coolidge
Bishop Welch
William Burt
Bishop Henderson
Bishop Burns
Shanklin
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Boston Bay to Lead Fordham Captain Chosen for Next Year
Clarence Haloran of Boston was unanimously elected captain of the Fordham baseball team for next year at the Maroon squad meeting. He is a junior and has starred in right field for three seasons.
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New York
Clarence Haloran
Boston
Fordham
Talk Over New Crossing Law Conference At State House
Boston and Massachusetts chambers of commerce insurers and automobile groups join the department of public works at the State House to discuss reducing motor accidents. The session begins at 2 30 pm in Room 413 and covers the new street crossing law taking effect next Tuesday. The law requires drivers to yield to vehicles from the right at intersections when arriving about the same time, with officers regulating traffic when present.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Cardinal O Connell to Arrive in Boston on Canopic
Cardinal O Connell and his party return from Rome and will land in Boston early Thursday aboard the White Star liner Canopic, according to wireless advice received in the city yesterday.
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Cardinal O’connell
Rome
Boston
Canopic
Quake Shakes Los Angeles Area Causes Street Fleeing
An earthquake struck Los Angeles at 6 47 p m causing office workers to flee onto streets. Bricks fell from a Sixth Street Grand Avenue building injuring a pedestrian. The shock reached Long Beach San Pedro Santa Monica and Redondo Beach with interior reports from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph.
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Sixth Street
Grand Avenue
Long Beach
San Pedro
Santa Monica
Redondo Beach
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Whittier
Covina
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