Lodge Fights to Keep Manufacture of Beer
The debate over prohibition heats as senators clash on beer and wines amid war needs. Hardwick moves to send the bill to committee, while Lodge warns against stopping brewing due to economic and social costs. Johnson urges strong wartime powers and snacks of prices.
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Lodge
Hardwick
Senate
Chamberlain
Johnson
America
Herbert C. Hoover
Senator Lodge
Congress
Men's Suits Price List Display
A vintage sale board lists men's suit prices at 12 15 18 22 and 25 dollars. The fragment includes stray characters and garbled words after the main pricing line.
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Coats
Prices for Blue Serge Suits Across Multiple Range
A list of blue serge suit prices is shown with options at 15 18 24 27 and 30 dollars. The text suggests color and fabric focus aimed at shoppers seeking suit purchases.
Boys' Suits Sale Prices Listed By Range
Classified style notice shows boys' suits priced at 3.00 4.50 6.00 8.00 and 10.00 with multiple entries. Indicates a sale or catalog style listing of suit prices for boys.
Americans Not to Enter Trenches Just Yet
The Navy Department awaits reports from the convoy commander about a historic, largely incident free operation. The article notes this as one of the greatest tasks ever assigned to an American naval force and indicates no warning events have occurred so far.
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Navy Department
Press discusses timing of American troops in France
The article notes no official knowledge on when American forces will join the French trenches. It highlights political motives, the need for acclimation to prevent sickness, and the ongoing effort to keep supplies flowing while planning future divisions.
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France
Tropics
Washington
Pershing
Marshal Joffre
Two Paced Races Tomorrow Night At Revere Track
Tomorrow night at the Revere cycle track two paced races are scheduled including a motor paced event over 25 miles and a tandem race. Fans will see Elmer Callins of Lynn race against Corey and Lawrence in the motor paced feature.
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Revere
Elmer Callins
Lynn
Corey
Lawrence
Postoffice Clerk Enlists Gifted for Service
Joseph M. Regan a Boston post office clerk who recently enlisted with the Railroad Engineers was presented yesterday with a complete military toilet kit and an engraved wrist watch by fellow postal service employees. Regan who serves as financial secretary of the local clerks group and formerly night superintendent of Coolidge Corner station joined his company yesterday.
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Joseph M. Regan
Boston Post Office
Postal Service
Regan
Post Office
Coolidge Corner
Sectarian Hearings Ended on Public Funding Debate
Proceedings before the constitutional convention committee closed after protests over the Lomasney resolution. Coombs of Worcester Polytechnic Institute described how 50,000 dollars yearly aid with a five year term, plus 40 free scholarships, benefit 80 students via half scholarships. Roberts noted potential access for any Massachusetts chartered institution if funded by the Legislature. The hearing also covered military affairs and a report on trial by jury regulations.
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Constitutional Convention
Lomasney
Zelodes W. Coombs
Worcester Polytechnic Insttute
James P. Roberts
State Street
Coombs
State Board of Education
R. M. Johnston
Military Efficiency Association
Committee On Military Affairs
National Guard
Committee On Judicial Procedure
Promotion for Lieut N S Simpkins in First Massachusetts Meld Artillery
Nathaniel S Simpkins acting aide to General Edwards received promotion from second to first lieutenant in the First Massachusetts Meld Artillery. He has rendered valuable services at headquarters of the Department of the Northeast since the general arrived in the area.
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Nathaniel S. Simpkins
Edwards
First Massachusetts Meld Artillery
Simpkins
Department of the Northeast
More Forest Men Wanted for American Engineers Reserve
State Forester Bane announced an extended deadline to July 18 for woodsmen and saw mill workers to join the forest regiment of the American Engineers Reserve Corps. The unit sails for France to supply timber for railroad ties bridges and trench supports under Major General Pershing.
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Forest Regiment
The
American Engineers’ Reserve Corps
Bane
Washington
France
Pershing
United States
Scores from the week’s games across five teams
Mobile 8, Atlanta 2, Birmingham 1, New Orleans 0, Nashville 6, Little Rock 0. The tally lists results by team with Mobile and Nashville posting high offensive outputs in a set of matches. No additional context provided.
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Mobile
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
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Steel Corporation
Hoover
Massachusetts
Ciry
New England
Germany
Joyce Bros. & Cof
Joyce Bros. & CO
Weae
Open Evenings Inc
Washington Street
Opposive Nots Sr
Boston
Pleasant St
Malden
Mass
Granite St
Quincy
Market St
Perk
Pawtucket
Westminster St
Providence
BR. I
Elm St
Manchester
Joyce Bros. & Ros. & CO
Engineers’ Corps
Rockingham Park
Salem
N. H
Haverhill
Joseph Rainey
Grafton Infirmary
Mohican Markets
Adams
Adams Square
Robert
Lieut
N. S. Simpkins
Woodsmen’s Regiment
Southern Association
Chalmers
Trade Mare
Panama
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