Hyde Park Grants Jitney License to Nor folk and Bristol Bus
Mayor Peters approved a jitney license for the Nor folk and Bristol Bus Company to operate four Hyde Park routes at a five cent fare. Service will run from Cleary square to Mattapan square Readville the old Boston Hyde Park line and the Hyde Park Dedham line after a conference with Elevated and Eastern Massachusetts Railways trustees failed to reach agreement.
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Peters
Norfolk and Bristol Bus Company
Hyde Park
Elevated
Eastern Massachusetts Railways
Cleary Square
Mattapan Square
Readville
Boston-Hyde Park
Dedham
Married Grads of Little Aid to Radcliffe Drive
Radcliffe campaign director Miss Emilie Everett argues that most Radcliffe graduates marry, slowing fund raising. She cites contact with about five hundred thousand Radcliffe women nationwide and says marriage shifts focus to home and family, delaying the college three million dollar goal.
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Radcliffe
Radcliffe Fund Campaign
Emilie Everett
Radcliffe’ College
Two Men Found Dead in Somerville
Two men, William H. Davis aged 26 of 227 Paulina street and John L. Cullen aged 66 of 2 Lincoln street, were found dead in Somerville. Davis was found by his mother at 31 Paulina street, while Cullen was found by Henry D. Staples at his Lincoln street business. Medical Examiner Durrell cited heart disease as the cause. Davis had known heart trouble from World War naval service. Cullen had been ill for a week. his residence was 6 Lewis street Everett and he was married.
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Somerville
William H. Davis
Paulina Street
West Somerville
John L. Cullen
Lincoln Street
Henry D. Staples
Lincoln Avenue
Durrell
Davis
MacCullen
Lewis Street
Everett
Harding names 21 advisers for armament conference
President Harding completes selection of a 21 member advisory committee plus a 34 member technical staff to assist four principal delegates on military naval and Far Eastern issues. Notable figures include George Sutherland Herbert Hoover Pershing Gompers Barrett Porter van MacMurray and Eleanor Edson among others.
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Washington
Harding
George Sutherland
Utah
American Bar Association
Herbert C. Hoover
John J. Pershing
W. L. Rodgers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charles S. Barrett
Farmers’ Union
James G. Harbord
Pershing
Robert T. Coontz
Navy
State Department
John A. van MacMurray
Far Eastern
Walter George Smith
Pennsylvania
American Association
Federation of Catholic Societies Ofennsylvania
Carmin Thompson
Ohio
Taft
United States
Harold M. Sewell
Maine
Samoa
Hawaii
Liverpool
Thomas G. Winter
Minnesota
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles Sumner Bird
Massachusetts
Eleanor Franklin Egan
New York
Katherine Phillips Edson
California
Battle over large fortune in Norwalk probate case
Frank and James McMullen of Oakland California sue to invalidate their uncle John McMullen's will alleging mental incapacity. The will leaves about 2.06 million dollars to Cornell University with small bequests and Norwalk real estate to a niece. Hearings in Norwalk probate court feature doctors Diefendorf and Hammond as opposing alienists.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Frank
James McMullen
Oakland
Calif
John McMullen
Atlantic- Pacific Dredging Company
Norwalk
Henry W. Gregory
Cornell University
Laura Hughes
Diefendorf
New Haven
Hammond
New York
Tailor James I Barribee Dies at Malden Office
James I Barribee aged 58 of 9 Suffolk Street Malden died suddenly at his Beale Street tailoring shop yesterday of heart trouble. He owned a tailoring business and was a familiar local figure. Funeral arrangements were not listed in the notice.
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James I. Barribee
Suffolk Street
Malden
Beate Street
Hs Office
Chicago Babies Enter High School Nursery Classes
Chicago reports that babies of daytime-working mothers will join nursery classes at a high school. Real infants will be used as subjects for the home making program. More than 260 senior girls have enrolled to support the regular curriculum.
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Chicago
United News
Senate panel delays tariff extension vote
Washington Nov 1 The Senate finance committee postponed action on the House tariff extension resolution from November 27 to February 1 due to lack of a quorum. Chairman Penrose did not set a new meeting date.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Penrose
Gude's Pepto Mangan Boosts Blood Health
Advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as restoring weak blood to normal strength by increasing red blood cells. It claims better vigor, energy, and health with regular use. Available in liquid and tablet forms, both medicinally the same and widely prescribed.
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Gude
Thieves Take $20,000 Jewelry From Kuser Home
Police report thieves raided Colonel Anthony R. Kuser’s estate in Bernardsville New Jersey sometime early today taking jewelry valued at about $20 000 while the family reportedly awoke with severe headaches and investigators suspect the occupants were drugged before the break in
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Bernardsville
N. J
Anthony R. Kuser
Public Service Corporation
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Illinois
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Babs In Love
Mimi
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Peerless
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