Vail urges rural progress in New England at luncheon
AT T he American House Boston as part of the New England Federation for Rural Progress delegates hear from N Yakee Farmer N Vail AT&T president on tying rural growth to intercommunication and unified tariffs He cites roads phones and farming modernity plus the need for regional cooperation and organization.
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N. Vail
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
New England
New England Federation For
American House
Federation
Boston Chamber of Commerce Committee On Agriculture
Vail
Howard Elliott
New Haven
New York
Eliott
Thomas N. Carver
Harvard
United States Department Rural Service Organization
Washington
Carver
Joseph N. Hills
Robert Scoville
Chapinville
Conn
Faneuil Hall
R. M. Bowen
Providence
R. I
Leon E. Merrill
Vermont
James A. McKibben
J. A. Roberts
Maine
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Massachusetts
E. S. Brigham
R. E. Dodge
Connecticut
Howard Edwards
Rhode Island
Fred Rasmussen
New Hampshire
Baptist Minister R O Sherwood Dies in Attleboro
The Rev R O Sherwood longtime pastor of the First Baptist Church Attleboro died tonight after a paralytic shock three months ago He had led several other pastorates in New England and was 3- months into his illness.
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Attleboro
R. O. Sherwood
First Baptist Church
Sherwood
New England
Walsh Blames New England Rail Directors For System Disorder
Governor Walsh charged the New Haven and Boston & Maine boards with mismanaging New England railroads at the New England Traffic Club banquet. He urged careful board appointments and reform to restore public confidence, cautioned against harsh measures, and stressed federal oversight with boards led by trusted figures. Senator Weeks defended currency reform and criticized partisan banking officials as board members.
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New England
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Walsh
New England Traffic Club
Copley Plaza
Massachusetts
Washington
William H. Taft
United States
John W. Weeks
Bonn & Maine
Newngland
Weeks
Reserve Board
Supreme Court of Bankers
Secretary of the Treasury
William A. Bancroft
Samuel Ll. Powers
H. M. Biscoe
The
J. Randolph Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce
Alton E. Briggs
H. F. Billings
Melvin O. Adams
C. W. Robie
Seward W. Jones
W. F. Whiting
Edward Chambers
Charles G. Bancroft
R. H. Wallace
C. A. Anderson
Elliott
Hustis
New York
Fortune drops to two hundred dollars for Vinton
Winthrop Vinton once expected to inherit 250000 from his mother Mrs. Mary E. Vinton of Somerville. He has worked as a laborer in Berkeley for ten years and will now receive about 200, the remainder of the estate, as reports from California indicate. He may keep his Berkeley job instead of quitting to live as a gentleman.
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Winthrop Vinton
Somerville
Berkeley
California
Mary E. Vinton
Central Street
Vinton
Rush to expedite trust legislation in Washington
Senator Newlands, head of the interstate commerce committee, ordered a sub committee to study and report on the pending bill to create an Interstate Trade Commission. A tentative trade commission bill, already amended extensively, will need work to reach satisfactory form. Frederick P. Fish urged that the Sherman law suffices to curb business evils.
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Washington
Newlands
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Trade Commission
Tentative Trade Commission
House
Judiciary
Frederick P. Fish
Boston
American Telegraph & Telephone Company
Mr. Newman Praised For Pleasant Speaking Style
Mr. Newman’s agreeable manner as a speaker wins praise across audiences. His measured delivery and clear voice are highlighted as key strengths in public remarks.
Travel speaker tours London theme in Symphony Hall
Mr. Newman opened his season of travel talks in Symphony Hall despite bad weather drawing a large audience. He presented London as the world’s centre reflected in daily life, modernizing its environs and suburban growth while maintaining brisk street traffic.
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Symphony Hall
Newman
London
Two Tires in One New Rubber Tire Described
An ad describes a heavy tire built with two tires welded and vulcanized together to create an extra strong outer tire. It emphasizes thick rugged rubber and hard nobbed surface designed to outlast standard tires and withstand extreme wear.
Girl 13 Testifies Against Father in Court Incident
Cecelia Margosian, aged 13, described escaping from a third story window using a stocking rope to summon police. She said her father threatened to kill her mother, leading to charges in court today.
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Cecelia Margosian
Tread anti skid tires mileage record history note
The history making mileage records for Tread anti skid Tires over four years underpin a recent announcement. Specific figures or outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
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Yankee Farmer
Rural Progress Federation
Tic
Oxford
Traffic Club
Taft
Sam W. Manning
Supreme Court
Mr. Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Franklin
Washington Street
Bedford and
Washington Sts
Riker-Jaynes
Sherman Law
Mr. Newman
New Britain, Conn
Waterville
F. 26 Walker
Maine Central Railroad
Walker
Lewiston
Augusta
Portland
Bry
United States Tire Company
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