Georgia Plane Carries Cotton to Lowell
A Martin bombing plane departed Americus Georgia on Thursday bound for Lowell with a bale of cotton. It is reported to have reached Washington the same day, marking the journey first leg. Lowell has arranged for cotton to be manufactured into cloth and then flown back to Georgia. No arrival time was received in Lowell yesterday. Paris report notes Alexander Kerensky, formerly Russian premier, is in Paris but not active in peace talks.
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Martin
Americus
Georgia
Lowell
Washington
Paris
Alexander Kerensky
Bates-Shoe Boss On Trial For Fraud Conspiracy
Frank I Sears vice president of A J Bates Shoe Co Web cer faced a federal jury charged with conspiracy to defraud the government on a 600000 contract for army shoes and with bribery of inspectors. A key defense witness claimed assurances to live up to specifications and not to release flawed goods. Separately Charles Fritz was sentenced to one year for non support of his first wife and child.
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A. J. Bates-Shoe Company
Webcer
G. Sullivan
Bates Factory
Farley
Bates
Sullivan
United States
Goldberg
Bates Concern
Sears
Nedlin Soles promise long wear and cost savings
San Diego's Charles A Pearson reports two pairs resoled with Nedlin Soles lasted twenty months with no replacement needed. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Akron Ohio markets Nedlin Soles for new and re soling, claiming durability, flexibility and waterproofing. Wingfoot Heels are also advertised as outwearing rivals.
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Charles A. Pearson
San Diego
California
Pearson
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Treble Up Call to Subscribe Seeks Mass Support
A vintage call to action urges readers to subscribe, repeating treble up slogans and appealing to thousands to join and boost numbers. The rhythmic exhortation emphasizes urgency and communal effort to subscribe.
Miss Anne Bowen Heads Sewing Circle President
Miss Anne Bowen secretary of the Sewing Circle for 1918 19 has been chosen as president for the coming year. Other new officers are Miss Elizabeth Bright treasurer and Miss Mary Palmer secretary. New members are Misses W Elizabeth Dumaine Marjorie and Catherine Field Elizabeth Ropes Louise Tyler and Elizabeth Smith.
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Anne Bowen
Sewing Circle
Miss Bowen
Vincent Club
Elizabeth Bright
Mary Palmer
W Elizabeth Dumaine
Marjorie
Catherine Field
Elizabeth Ropes
Louise Tyler
Elizabeth Smith
Veteran janitor At City Hall dies after forty seven years service
Atias Skinner longtime City Hall janitor and clock winder known as Father Time dies at home in Roxbury after a career spanning 47 years He was born into slavery in the South and sold for 3080 dollars He will be honored at a Sunday funeral in the Columbus Avenue African M Fs Zion Church with city officials and members of local colored organizations in attendance
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Atias Skinner
City Hall
Father Time
Cedar Street
Roxbury
Columbus Avenue
M. Fs. Zion
Northampton Street
B. W. Swain
Rude shock ends in reformatory sentence for Claire Harrington-Finn-Mack
Central Court heard Claire Harrington-Finn-Mack was sentenced for having multiple husbands. She allegedly left the second husband for an evening and began a lodging house nearby, with no notice. George Mack testified he wed her last September after a brief courtship. James Finn said he married her two months earlier and she vanished from Shawmut avenue.
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Superior Criminal Court
Charles N. Fritz
House of Correction
Fritz
Boston
Philadelphia
Veronica Louise Berhard
Alliston
Connecticut
Callahan
Central Court
Claire Harrington-Finn-Mack
George Mack
Woburn
James Finn
Claire
Shawmut Avenue
Double Up Call Sparks Massive Subscriber Push
A bold campaign urges readers to subscribe at once with a catchy chorus encouraging vast numbers to join. The message promises broad participation and emphasizes urgency to act now.
Sympathizes With Armenia Movement Gains U S Support
Seventy five Episcopal bishops urge President Wilson to accept a League of Nations mandate for Armenia. The Armenian Press Bureau says Wilson sent a sympathetic reply, noting Armenia’s wartime loyalty and need for a protective framework. The president affirmed shared interest in Armenia’s fate.
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New York
Episcopal Church In America
Wilson
United States
League of Nation
Armenia
David H. Greer
Philip N. Rhinelander
European Costs Put Europe At Disadvantage In Trade
The Fed views higher European producing costs as a serious handicap to postwar exports to the United States. In its May bulletin abstract, the board notes European manufacturing costs in textiles and other items keep them at a disadvantage against American producers, eroding Britain’s former competitive edge.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Great Britain
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