Florida in line for first fighting role as modern battleship
The Florida, nearing completion in an American navy yard, is described as the biggest and most capable ship of its type. It will mount 12 inch guns in turrets, boast heavy armor, and Parsons turbines driving four screws for a top speed around 20 knots. Though formidable, officials note two newer vessels, Arkansas and Wyoming, will soon outsize and outgun it with greater displacement and more 12 inch guns.
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Airman Eugene Stafford Flaus a May Ascension in Waltham
Waltham May 12 Eugene Stafford an aeronaut with the Merchants Association made ascensions today in a notable demonstration He rose and drifted over the city as crowds gathered to watch the historic flight Record and witnesses noted the craftabile ascent and safety measures employed by the crew.
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Eugene Stafford
Merchants’ Association
Balloonist Stafford Completes Dual Ascensions Before Crowds
Stafford completed an afternoon double parachute jump landing near the Common, then an evening ascent with a fireworks display from the balloon. He reported no injuries from last night’s abrupt descent and felt fit. He plans a double ascent tomorrow with a woman companion.
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June 29 Limit for Turncoats in Party Enrollment
Bostonians seeking to change party enrollment to vote under a different designation than last year must act by June 29, the Election Board rules.
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Gale Kent Tailors at 96 Court Street Boston Boasts Cash Deals
After a three week hospital stay I return to advertise Gale and Kent, Boston’s cash only tailors at 96 Court Street. They claim solid April gains, banner year ahead, and a full in house operation with a guarantee on fit style and wear. A Gale Kent suit costs 15 to 25 dollars from fine woolens, with money back if not satisfactory.
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Milk politics and apologies mark hearing adjournment
During the noon recess Mr. Cusick was to apologize to Senator Meaney and the committee after heated remarks. He apologized, shook hands, and the incident ended. Senator Gardner pressed witnesses about contractor conferences, with Whiting admitting some meetings within five years and none within two. A $1,000,000 milk stock company planned to market directly, reducing middlemen.
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Disbarred Lawyer Fined $250 by Federal Judge
Robert Silverman a West End lawyer active in social groups was fined 250 by Judge Lowell in the United States circuit court after pleading to an indictment charging conspiracy to conceal assets of the National Egg Company from the trustee in bankruptcy.
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Michael Attridge Taken Ill In Street Near Home
Michael Attridge aged 61 of 649 Harrison Avenue was stricken suddenly in the street yesterday afternoon. He was rushed to City Hospital unconscious and placed on the dangerous list. He is uncle of Councillor John Attridge.
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Harrison Avenue
John J. Attridge
Ospital
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