Inspiring Letter by Coolidge Calls for Unity in Production
Vice President Calvin Coolidge urges American business men to foster friendly ties among investors and labor. In a letter to the Boston Chamber of Commerce published in Current Affairs he says Harding and Congress recognize the need to restore business stability and outline a program of development focusing on national finances, revenue reform, internal taxation, and import duties.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
Current Affairs
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
Harding
Congress
Harding's Advisers Well Chosen by Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge argues that postwar stabilization and German indemnity settlement should lead to broad business expansion. He calls for expert input from business leaders, harmonious relations among investment and labor, and a new era of prosperity through cooperative production and fair treatment of workers and consumers.
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Harding
Congress
Calvin Coolidge
New Haven Railroad Ends Year With Large Deficit
New Haven's deficit for the year 1920 totaled 2 834 000 dollars as revenues reached 123 512 000 and expenses 126 346 000. In 1916 revenues were 80 432 000 with expenses 64 372 000, leaving a 26 060 000 balance.
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New Haven
Germans Disrespectful to Allied Commission
The Vossische Zeitung reports an entente commission arrived in Ratzeburg to inspect Reichswehr detachments. A military band played Deutschland aber Alles and troops shouted offensively, provoking disagreeable scenes in the barracks near Berlin.
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Vossische Zeitung
Hamburg
Ratzeburg
Reichswehr
Berlin
Robbery Strikes Dedham Lunchroom Victim Bound
John H. Johnston counterman at a Dedham lunchroom was found bound gagged and unconscious in the rear after a robbery. About $25 in cash and change were taken leaving $15 behind. He was struck on the head with a blunt instrument and hospitalized. Louis Maier alerted police after hearing groans around 7:50 p.m. investigators lack a description or number of assailants.
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John H. Johnston
Memorial Square
Dedham
Johnston
Louis Maier
Westwood
Beaten with an Iron Bar in Newton Center Power House
Horatio Piantedosi a 35 year old track oiler for the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway was attacked in the old Edison power house on Homer Street Newton Centre. Two men struck him with an iron bar inflicting deep head wounds before fleeing as patrols responded. Police pursue two suspects believed linked to a street railway job loss.
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Horatio Piantedosi
Cook Street
Newton
Edison
Homer Street
Newton Centre
Piantedosi
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Company
Firemen Hurt by Water Gun at Zest Chocolate Fire
Two firemen were injured during a three alarm blaze at the Zest Chocolate Factory on Endicott Street when a high pressure water gun blast knocked them from a front third floor window. Martin J. Callahan and Edward F. Doyle suffered scalp wounds and a broken thigh respectively, taken to Relief Hospital and released in the afternoon.
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Zest
Endicott Street
Martin J. Callahan
O Street
Boston
Edward F. Doyle
Saratoga Street
Cardinal Blesses Palms at Cathedral in Boston
Cardinal O'Connell yesterday blessed the palms and presided at the solemn high mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. A procession through the aisles accompanied the blessing and distribution of palms to nearly a million Catholics across the archdiocese.
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Cardinal O’connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Four Fish On One Bait Story From Lake Champlain
A Saranac Lake correspondent reports on Lake Champlain near Westport where a remarkable fishing tale unfolds. A fisherman’s bite rattles his teeth and jars his jaw as he reels in what is described as the biggest fish and the owner of the original gold horseshoe motif.
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New York
United News
Saranac Lake
Lake Champlain
Westport
Fisherman’s odd catch nets a fishy surprise
After a knock-down fight, a fisherman landed a big pickerel. Upon dressing it, he found a pike inside the pickerel, which had surrounded a ground-sized perch, which in turn concealed an ice fish. All of it on one bait.
Whist Party in Dorchester for Irish Relief
A whist party in aid of the Irish Relief fund will take place at St. Ambrose Church parish house 234 Adams Street Dorchester at 8 o clock tonight Proceeds go to Division 31 A O H Many prizes donated to attract top players in the district
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Irish Relief Fund
St. Ambrose’ Church
Adams Street
Dorchester
Division 31
Polish bands clash with British troops in Silesia
Special despatches report Polish bands crossed the Silesian frontier into Rosenberg and clashed with British troops at Gross Lassowitz in Silesia. Several wounded on both sides are listed in the dispatches.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Kattowitz
Silesia
Silesian
Rosenberg
Gross Lassowitz
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