Labor man defies his deporters in Rumford Falls
George J. Schneider vice-president of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers defied townsmen who ordered his departure returning to Rumford Falls after being escorted out yesterday by a citizens committee. He remained in town despite threats of a second deportation as unrest lingers from a two year old mill strike.
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George J. Schneider
The
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National Brotherhood of Paper Makers
International Paper Company
Budge
Tabor
Schneider
John Hf. Malin
International Brotherhood of Sulphite, Pulp & Paper Mill Workers
Borden Warns of Commercialism as a Great Danger
At the Canadian Club dinner in Boston the Canadian opposition leader Robert Laird Borden warned that modern industrial development breeds soulless commercialism and erodes moral earnestness. He urged celebrating a century of peace with the United States and Britain, praised Massachusetts, and stressed strong US Canada friendship as crucial to both nations.
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United States
Great Britain
Robert Laird Borden
Conservative Party of
Borden
Canada
Edward
Republic
Neil McPhatter
Canadian Club of
New York
Frothingham
Massachusetts
British Dominions
Commonwealth
Whose Child Is This Five Dollar Gold Piece Puzzle
A Boston Post photo contest invites schoolchildren to claim a five dollar gold piece by presenting the pictured image at the City Editor’s office 275 Washington Street daily 3 to 5 PM with a parent. Christine Harkins of Chelsea is named from yesterday’s shot, her father Thomas Harkins.
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Centre Street
Post
The
Greater Boston
Washington Street
Christine Harkins
Hawthorne Place
Chelsea
Thomas Harkins
Shortieff School
Miss Tyler
A Wisconsin mother credits Postum with curing headaches
A Wisconsin mother recounts headaches and bilious attacks from coffee use and says switching to Postum restored her health and improved family mood. She notes her husband and daughter also benefited and urges others to try Postum as a coffee alternative.
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Wisconsin
Wellville
Stop Public Graduations in Somerville Grammar Schools
By a 5 to 1 vote the committee on graduations of the Somerville School Board abolished public graduations last evening. Six of seven members attended the meeting with chair Hmary F. Chaffee and five others present. Ward 2’s Thomas M. Clancy supported retaining graduations, while the action was taken to reduce parental expense for ceremonies.
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Somerville Grammar
Hmary F. Chaffee
Thomas M. Clancy
Wilbur
Clarke
George W. Foster
J. Walter Sanborn
Lila H. ‘Painter
Ward 2
Packers to Hear Opposition on Label Bill
Washington March 28 Pack ers will be allowed to oppose the Haughen can labeling bill under a House agriculture committee decision. The measure would require canners to label shipped cans with the date of canning.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Agriculture
Augustus Thomas Projects Amateur Play Distribution
Augustus Thomas unveiled a plan through the Society of American Dramatists to let country towns stage successful Broadway plays free of charge. Amateur clubs would apply to the author for permission, serving as an educational movement and a new advertising avenue for theatre.
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Augustus Thomas
Society of American Dramatists
Thomas
Local backers named for project support
In the article a list of interested parties includes Eugene Presberry, Charles Klein, Charles Frohman, and Henry B. Davis alongside the speaker. The note highlights active involvement from several named individuals in support of the project.
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Eugene Presberry
Charles Klein
Charles Frohman
Henry B. Davis
Critics Call for trained eyes to judge drama fairly
Harvard professor George P. Baker urged educated critics to separate actor performance from dramatist intent. He warned miscasting stems from nervous tension and urged theatre to reflect original writers, not modern edits, noting Shakspeare’s plays only thrive through thoughtful staging.
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George P. Baker
English Department
Harvard
Twentieth Century Club
Papes Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney and Back Relief
Don t delay to try Pape s Diuretic for backache kidney misery and bladder symptoms. A fifty cent course targets kidneys bladder and urinary organs with cleansing healing and vitalizing action promising prompt cure. The Cincinnati firm Pape Thompson Pape is cited as a trusted medicine concern.
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Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape of
Cincinnati
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