Newspapermen Wed in Cambridge Noted Writers Tie the Knot
Olive Belle McGuire feature writer and Harold F. Wheeler Sunday editor of the Boston Herald wed yesterday at the bride’s Cambridge home. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Lawrence R. Howard with Ruth Fletcher as bridesmaid and Alfred W. Cullis as best man. The couple will honeymoon in Canada then reside in Cambridge.
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Olive Belle McGuire
Harold F. Wheeler
Boston Herald
Ernest E. McGuire
Huron Avenue
Cambridge
Wheeler
Helen Lee Wheeler
Mt. Vernon Street
Lawrence R. Howard
North Congregational Church
Ruth Fletcher
Alfred W. Cullis
Boston Post
New England Conservatory of Music
Mr. Wheeler
Boston
General Pershing
Canada
North Shore
Traffic Officer Corkery Charged in Frame-Up Case
Police review report on Traffic Officer Herbert Corkery for unbecoming conduct after William H. Evans of Back Bay station charged him with offering a settlement in an automobile case tied to a June 10 drug clerk arrest at Kenmore station. Corkery denies allegations and details a frame-up as captains McConnell Murphy and Goff hear the case. Corkery remains on duty pending decision.
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Curtis
Herbert Corkery
William H. Evans
Back Bay
Corkery
Kenmore
McConnell
Murphy
Goff
Foch US visit dates fixed for Kansas City and Armistice Day
Paris June 27 The Foch US programme is set only for two dates. October 31 he will be guest of the American Legion in Kansas City and November 11 he will attend an Armistice Day ceremony in Washington.
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Paris
Associated Press
Marshal Foch
United States
American Legion
Kansas City
Washington
Hills Self Over Dry Spell as Rain Comes
Plainfield New Jersey June 27 A Coontown farmer Charles Wentz fearing drought killed himself by shotgun yesterday tied to a fence with a stick and his body was found today after three hours of rain drenched the scene and confirming the act and resulting death.
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Edwin H. Ford
New Bedford
New Bedford Cotton Mills
Anderson
Pierce Brothers
Imited
Nashawena Mills
Whitman Mills
Dartmouth Manufacturing Company
Ford
Nlls
Defermants Ak
Plainfield, N
Charles Wentz
Birkenhead urges study of world trade to aid postwar markets
Viscount Birkenhead welcomes International Chamber of Commerce delegates in London urging a cool, practical study of world commerce to restore exchange, confidence and production. He says war has chaotic trade, urges universal, nonpartisan inquiry aligned with League of Nations efforts, noting US business leaders cooperate. He adds the United States is part of the world.
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London
Associated Press
Viscount Birkenhead
England
International Chamber of Commerce
Congress of the
Nations
League of Nations
Congress
United States
Police Deliver Poll Tax Bills
Police are delivering poll tax bills by foot in person. Officers say several days will be needed to complete the rounds and bills will not be mailed. Each poll must be located and personally served.
Tyrollos Payment Clarified for Servicemen and City
The note specifies a $5 charge for all except service men and a $3 difference billed to the city if they are not found eligible. It outlines who pays and under what condition the city covers the remainder.
Tax Dues Put Denominations Against Delinquents
Between two and five dollars is the delinquent poll tax amount noted for soldiers and non service taxpayers. Moston announces no ceapcen on paying these delinquences.
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Moston
Barbers Endorse Noonan's Hair Petrole for Scalp Health
Barbers report strong results from Noonan's Hair Petrole on the scalp reducing dandruff and preserving existing hair. The product is praised as a popular hair dressing for men and women. barber applications cost 15 cents per treatment while bottles sell for 1.00 in stores or direct from Noonan & Sons Co. in Boston.
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Noonan
Noonan’s
Drug and Dept
Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Boston
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C. B. Moller, Incorporated
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