Million Raised for Gen Wood Campaign Probe Details
The House committee reviewed campaign spending for several candidates. Col Procter testified he advanced about 500000 for Wood’s campaign and that 60 to 70 percent went to publicity with 47 states reached. Michigan and Ohio figures were debated alongside Palmer and Johnson campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter
General Wood
Ambrose Monet
William Wrigley
D. Byliesby
New York
Red Cross
Wood
Pomerene
Ohio
Louis CC. Grampton
Michigan
Senator Johnson
California
Johnson
Kenyon
San Francisco
McSween
Wayne County
Crampton
Mr. Crampton
Senator Spencer
Missouri
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Maryland
North Carolina
Masonic Lodge
Crucible Steel settlement discussed by officials
Chairman Kenyon questions prosecutions after a $9,000,000 repayment. Mr. Carlin says the matter is settled and cites statutes allowing settlements by payment. The exchange raises concerns about punishing individuals who defraud the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Mr. Carlin
Chairman Kenyon
Reynolds to testify on Coolidge campaign expenditures
James B. Reynolds, aiding Coolidge supporters in promoting the candidate, will appear before a Senate special committee investigating campaign expenditures. Coolidge issued a reply noting Reynolds opened Washington headquarters in January and that they were closed months ago, and asked Reynolds to report to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Reynolds
Coolidge
United States Senate
Kenyon
Washington
Newton girl wins short story prize at Boston University
Phyllis Addison a Newton senior in the College of Liberal Arts and editor of The Beacon won the Dr Mary Alice Emerson prize for the best short story during the college year announced by Dean Warren at chapel The winning story is Peter Pan and Phoebe Ann Phyllis Coate of Boston won the Dallas Love Sharp prize for poetry Marion Stewerwald 21 of Sharon won the Cameron prize for translating a Georgics excerpt into verse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Addison
Newton
Mary Alice Emerson
Boston University
Dean Warren
Chapel
Miss Addison
College of Liberal Arts
the Beacon
Peter Pan
Phoebe’ Ann
Phyllis Coate
Boston
Dallas Love Sharp
Marion Stewerwald
Sharon
Cameron
Virgil
Dog Rescued From Rushing Tide by Quick Sailor
Mary, a young terrier, fell over the side and was carried away from the ship. Hargis stripped to his clothes and dived in, swimming several minutes to reach the dog and bring it back to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Hargis
Homestead Aid Bill Passes Senate 35 to 3
The Senate yesterday approved a homestead aid bill by 35 votes to 3. Petitioned by President McKnight the measure would let the state aid veterans to obtain homes on reasonable terms. Opponents Reed Weston and Chamberlain argued past experiments were unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
McKnight
Reed
Taunton
Weston
Newton
Chamberlain
Springfield
Disappears After Death Threat At Vermont Cemetery
Burlington Vermont May 26 Frank Prunier 72 caretaker of Green Mount Cemetery has disappeared after threatening death by his own action. He was last seen walking toward the Winooski River. Fishermen did not report seeing him plunge. Sunday he threatened to hang himself but his wife dissuaded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Packers
Kenyon
du Puy
Crucible Company
Mr Carlin
DuPuy
Crucible Steel Company
Burlington, Vt
Frank Prunier
Green Mount Cemetery
Winooski River
California Syrup of Figs Endorsed for Safe Child Lcolics
Parents urged to choose California Syrup of Figs for gentle relief of stomach liver and bowels. Emphasizes fruity taste and clear directions on each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Navy Yard Boston Sealed Sale of White Zinc 40000 Lbs
The Navy Department will sell by sealed proposals on June 7 1920 about 40000 pounds of white zinc dry in 300 pound barrels. Material located at the Navy Yard Boston Massachusetts viewable before sale by appointment with the Supply Officer Boston. Sale catalogue and more information available at the Board of Survey Building 149 Navy Yard Boston. Joseph Daniels Secretary of the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Board of Survey
Jose- Ee Daniels
Colorless blood and pale cheeks cure with nuclane tablets
A medical note explains some people have pale, colorless flesh and thin blood under a microscope. It claims three grain nuclane tablets taken regularly for several months will improve color and weight, and recommends obtaining them from apothecary shops.
Don’t Spoil Your Hair With Washing
An advertisement warns against harsh soaps and shampoos that dry the scalp and brittle hair. It promotes Malsified coconut oil shampoo as pure greaseless, cheap, and effective, creating rich lather, cleansing well, rinsing easily, and leaving hair soft and manageable while removing dust and dandruff.
Sulpheric Tablets Promise Kidney and Liver Relief
A grateful user from Los Angeles praises Sulpheric Tablets for purifying blood and aiding bowel, kidney, and liver function. The ad claims relief from pimples and nervousness and notes a tube costs 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Foulds
Santee St
Los Angeles
Cal
Acid stomach danger and a remedy from Bisulated Magnesia
An advertisement warns that excess stomach acid causes gastritis and ulcers and offers Bisulated Magnesia as a simple after meal remedy. It claims quick relief, neutralizes acid, and lets foods be eaten without distress, with low cost and safety assurances.
Curl Hair This Way and Keep It Healthy
An article promotes a harmless fluid called silmerine to curl hair and maintain a natural look. The method uses a clean brush to apply the liquid from crown to ends, leaving hair wavy and soft without staining scalp or hair, and claims months of use with no grease or residue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
To Shrink a Fleshy Flabby Wrinkled Face
An old remedy recommends a saxolite wash for facial skin: dissolve one ounce of powdered saxolite in half a pint of wired hazel. Apply as a wash to tighten loose skin, reduce bags and wrinkles, and improve appearance. Claims it outperforms massage which may cause temporary relief and potential muscle breakdown.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gen. Wood
Committee of Inquiry
C. C. Carlin
Virginia
Palmer
National Organization
James W. Gerard
Germany
S. T. Jones
Des Moines
Louis Crampton
Carlin
J. Gutffey
James McClurg Guffey
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Joseph F. Guffey
Pittsburg
Elihu Root
ea@ wes
Moses
New Hampshire
Norman Gould
Proctor
John T. King
King
Senator Reed
Mr. Proctor
Edge
Republican
New Jersey
Roctor
Wood Organization
Colonel Proctor
Plattsburg Camp
Plattsburg Camp, Others of General Wood
Edwin Morgan
Alliance, O
Ohio Wood Campaign Club
Wood National
Glenn
Morgan
Chicago
Charles A. Weissert
Michigan Wood League
Jed A. Alger
Mr. Weissert
Weissert
Fred Alger
Russell A. Alger
James E. Guttey
J. Harry Covington
Frank L. Crocker
Covington
F. P. Garvin
Vance McCormick
P. I. Nelson
Fred V. Lynch
E. M. Branchfield
Senator Edge
Georgia
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Crucible
Atlantic Ave
Dewey Sq
South Station
New England
Ward
Orange Crush Co
Purboxia Company
Norway Street
Ie Tate
Teee
Will
Senate Committee Today
Newton Girl
Phyllis Additon
Dr. Emerson
Ensign
Portsmouth
N. H
Fred G. Hargis
Eagle Boat 23
Lehn,& Fink, Inc
Holland
Goldag
THE
Navy Department
Owl Chemical Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Woodward Drug Co
Eastern Drug Co
Merry Garden
Farm Tractor & Supply CO
Boylston
Harvard Classics
Hamilton Institute
Williams Williams
Old South Meeting House
Kotalke
Ilver
John H. Brittain
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