Thief Drives Stolen Car Through Wharf Gates
In Fall River on March 6 an unknown thief, driving a car owned by Dr. Thomas F. Warren of 841 Washington Street, crashed through seven guard gates at the wharf railroad station to flee Patrolman Hugh Golden who he had tried to knock down at Davol and Central streets. The abandoned vehicle was found this morning and taken to the central station garage. the thief escaped and the owner later secured the car.
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Fall River
Thomas F. Warren
Washington Street
Wharf Railroad Station
Hugh Golden
Davol
Central Streets
Central Station
Bonus Bill Encounters More Snags Delays House Presentation
Washington March 6 Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee met fresh snags in reviewing the compromise soldiers bonus bill. The formal presentation of the measure to the House will be delayed for several days due to these unresolved issues.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Republicans Aim to Advance Bonus Bill After Forenoon Session
After a morning meeting, Chairman Fordney announced plans to complete the bonus bill in the afternoon, introduce it in the House, and present it again tomorrow after full committee review. He may discuss the measure with President Harding. Republicans report only technical changes. Democrats on the committee are allowed time to study the provisions before final action.
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Fordnéy
House
Harding
White House
Hearing on Heiress Guardianship Set in Cambridge Probate
John P. D. Gardiner of New York seeks guardianship of his 22 year old niece Dorothy Gordon heiress to $100000. A probate court hearing is set for April 17 in East Cambridge. Dorothy has been confined at Mec Lean Hospital in Waverley for several years.
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John PD. Gardiner
New York
Dorothy Gordon
East Cambridge
Miss Gordon
MecLean
Waverley
Maiden man saves lives by quick thinking at Cross and Endicott
Percy Glaser and Israel Katz, coworkers at Glaser Brothers Wholesale Drygoods, kept a stockroom elevator running during a basement fire. Glaser guided the car to the roof then escaped via the back stairs as smoke and flames trapped others. Damage reached about $5000.
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Cross and Endicott Streets
Percy Glaser
Israel Katz
Glaser Brothers Wholesale Drygoods House
Haymarket
Percy
Israel
Ulster Members Walk Out Over House of Commons Closure
Ulster MPs staged a walkout as closure on the Irish bill passed in the Commons by 182 to 31, with further support for an amendment on dissolution and elections. Churchill urged a governor general for north Ireland if agreement with the Free State failed, provoking protests from Ulster Unionists and Diehards who left the chamber.
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Hamar Greenwood
Winston Spencer Churchill
Ulster
Free State
Ireland
Ronald McNeill
Viscount Wolmer
House of Commons
Cromwell
Thomas Moses
Belfast
Charles Craig
Littlegood
Greenwood
Churchill
New Jersey Senator Seeks Light Wines and Beer Sale
Senator Edge of New Jersey filed a petition in the Senate claiming 10,009 New Jersey citizens support modifying the Volstead Act to allow sale of light wines and beer. Senator Norris of Nebraska joked about forming a temperance committee to inspect the petition package for hidden illegality.
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Washington
Edge
New Jersey
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Mushroom soup gains with noodles or macaroni bits
A simple note suggests adding noodles or small macaroni pieces to mushroom soup for texture. The tip emphasizes using readily available pasta to enhance the soup’s body.
Boston Postoffice Stay Put Despite Park Square Plan
Washington March 1 The Boston central postoffice will remain in Post Office Square. A congressional committee reports against William J McDonald’s Park square plan. A postoffice department shakeup is anticipated as Republican lawmakers seek to replace officials with their supporters. Postmaster Baker faces possible resignation amid mixed satisfaction by business interests.
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Washington
Boston Central Postoffice
Postoffice Square
Special Committee of Congress
William J. McDonald
Park Square
Boston Postoffice Department
Congress
Wilson
Baker
Boston
Daughter Discovers Father Dead at Medford Plant
Frank Hathaway 67, an engineer at E Teel Co carriage works in Medford, died suddenly last night. His daughter Miss Della Hathaway found him in the basement near a coal bin after he failed to return home to supper.
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Frank Hathaway
E. Teel & Co
Medford
Della Hathaway
Union Street
Tanlac credited by Boston furniture man in health boost
Steven J. Mitchell 62 Kendall St Boston says Tanlac made him feel thirty years younger and stronger. He reports improved appetite, better sleep, and no indigestion after years of illness while in the furniture and upholstery business. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold locally by druggists.
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Tanlac
Steven J. Mitchell
Kendall St
Boston
Mass
Mitchell
Taniac
International Proprietaries, Inc
Poston
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