Shirley Marsh Needs a Holiday and a Banked Fund
Jim Dalton plans to cover Shirley Marsh’s recovery with discreet funding while hiding the arrangement from her prideful heart. Lucille pushes a Brighton trip as Shirley’s cure and independence grow, with Jim humbly vowing to earn her trust and wed her.
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Jim
Lucille
Shirley
Jim Dalton
Tucille
Shirley Marsh
Young Dalton
Chelsea
Surrey
Brighton
Automobile Dealers Association backs Chamber of Commerce
At a Lenox Hotel meeting the Automobile Dealers Association urged strong cooperation with the Boston Chamber of Commerce. Members subscribed for 20000 dollars of stock for the new Chamber building. John H. MacAlman and Chester I. Campbell spoke in support, detailing the chamber's impact on Boston's commercial life.
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Automobile Dealers’ Association
Hotel Lenox
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
John H. MacAlman
Dealers’ Association
Chester I. Campbell
Chamber
Boston
Six Hurt When Cover Bursts At Springfield Plant
In Springfield on March 23 six people were injured at the Spencer Screw Company when the cast iron cover of an oil separator burst while the machine spun rapidly. Carl Gray suffered a possible fractured skull, Carl Cynoski is in serious condition, and four others, including two boys, sustained non life threatening injuries. All victims were taken to a hospital.
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Springfield
Spencer Screw Company
Carl Gray
Carl Cynoski
Colby Asks To Lift Secrecy On Confirmation Evidence
Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby asks Senator Lodge to make public the evidence gathered by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on his confirmation. He expresses appreciation for the committee’s courtesy and hopes the full record may be publicly released, in line with usual practice.
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Lucille
Shirley
Jim
David Burke
France
Jim Dalton
London
Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Senator Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Bers
Fire Department to Acquire Eighty-Six Hundred Dollar Autos
The Mayor approved purchases for the fire department totaling 8600 dollars to add four roadster autos and one touring car. Roadsters cost 1600 dollars each and the touring car 1960 dollars. Prices match prior roadster costs from July 1, 1919 and the touring car exceeds October 1917 pricing by 390 dollars.
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Public Ledger Co
BY Ray Rohn
Cupid
Jim the Plotter
Jimny
Miss Shirley
Tomorrow's Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Bovinine
the Bovinine CO
Houston St
New York
Pring
Kirschbaum
A. B. Kirschbaum
R.h.white Co
Hell Gate Bridge
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York City
Penna. R. R
Dai
N. Fas N, H
Colby
Sec. of State
Fire Department
Lehn & Fink, Inc
Jordan Marsh Company
Navy
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