Special session planned as Pitney pension sought
Washington reports President Harding will open a special session on November 20 and seek a pension for Supreme Court Justice Mahlon Pitney who retires at age 90 after serving on the court since Taft's era. The move follows Justice Day's retirement and signals two key court appointments ahead.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
White House
Mahlon Pitney
Supreme Court
Justice Pitnney
Taft
William Moody
Massachusetts
Justice Pitney
Justice Day
German Claims Commission
President Harding to recast Supreme Court as aging justices near retirement
The article notes Shields and Bran as possible names but emphasizes the President will appoint without party or regional bias. It says justices Holmes and McKenna may retire soon, allowing up to five new Court seats, while Harding pushes a ship subsidy bill with hopes of favorable Western sentiment.
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Senator Shields
Tennessee
Shields
Brandies and
McReynolds
Taft
Harding
Supreme Bench
Holmes
McKenna
Supreme Court
Middle West
Wellesley Senior Captures Suspect
Miss Margaret Lee a Wellesley senior unraveled a long running theft case at the college by spotting a supposed plumber in her room. She alerted the house mother and campus workers who chased and captured the man, later jailed in Dedham on $2000 bail as investigations continue. The suspect identified himself as John F. O'Brien of Cambridge.
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Margaret Lee
Wellesley
Wellesley Police
Dedham
John F. O’brien
Green Street
Cambridge
Ginter Gambol of 1922 Delights Jordan Hall Crowd
Ginter Employees Benevolent Association presents the Ginter Gambol of 1922 a lively show with 160 cast from the organization. Performers include H J Hooper Thomas Convery Bessie Boudreau James J Mel inderney Mildred Joyce James Davern William King Frank Cadogan Mario Doherty and more.
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Jordan Hall
Ginter Employees’ Benevolent Association
Ginter Organization
H. J. Hooper
Thomas Convery
Bessie Boudreau
James J. MelInerney
Mildred Joyce
James Davern
William King
Frank Cadogan
Mario Doherty
Ben Engleman
Joseph Cushing
Bertha Atkins
Emerson Brooks
Anna Cusick
Mae Cassidy
Pearl Powers
Robert Hartley
Jollity
Dick Ross
Dorothy Adams
Tacille Elliott
Bob Hertley
Margaret Garant
Gas Poisoning Tragedy In Mattapan Home
Daniel Marr a seven year old boy was found unconscious yesterday in his Capen Street Mattapan dwelling where he lived alone. Neighbors reported a strong gas odor traced to the home and Harbor Patrolman Frank Dustin forced entry locating the boy in his night clothes and he was taken to City Hospital on the danger list.
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Daniel Marr
Capen Street
Mattapan
Frank Dustin
Harbor Police
Gas leak fatal sleeping mishap at home
Police investigate a deadly gas incident after a man opened gas jets in his bedroom while sleeping, believing he could light the room. A quarter meter found in the house suggests he attempted to operate the register, and authorities say jets in other rooms were left open.
MGR MacGlinchey Arrives in Japan on Mission Tour
The Rt Rev Mgr Joseph F MacGlinchey D D director of the Propagation of the Faith in the Boston archdiocese arrives in Japan to begin a tour of Catholic foreign missions in the east. He travels from San Francisco via Honolulu and is received by Bishop Boeynaems and Honolulu's Vicar Provincial.
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Mgr
Joseph F. MacGlinchey
D. D
Archdiocese of
Boston
Japan
Mgr. MacGlinchey
San Francisco
Honolulu
Father Maxime
Damien
Molokai
Mar. MacGlinchey
Boeynaems
Hawaii
MacGlinchey
Armistice Day Observances Honor Masschusetts War Chaplains
Massachusetts Legionnaires will observe Armistice Day with solemn services at the State House. Floral tributes will honor clergy who died in service as Governor Cox Major-General Edwards and Ed ward Logan attend. Rev Father Michael J. O Connor and Rev Chellis V. Smith will lead Catholic and Protestant services.
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Massachusetts Legionarres
State House
Bay State
Cox
Edwards
Army
Edward L. Logan
Michael J. O'Connor
Cambridge
Coast protection to air forces gains declared
Washington Nov 1 Brigadier General William Mitchell assistant chief of the army air service announced on arrival from bombing tests in Hampton Roads that protection of America's coasts now depended upon the air forces backed by a strong army Air bombers had supplanted...
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Hampton Roads
America
Demonstration by Coast Artillerymen Eclipses Prior Air Attacks
The demonstration yesterday by coast artillerymen as a protective military weapon eclipsed any prior aviation bombing tests in accuracy and potential defense strength of aircraft.
Fire destroys Hansen summer home in Sandwich
The summer residence of John M. Hansen president of the Standard Pressed Steel Company of Pittsburgh burned early today in Sandwich. The property loss was estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Sandwich
John M. Hansen
Standard Pressed Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Penn
Noonan's Hair Petrole Advertises For Women
An advertisement urges women to use Noonan's Hair Petrole daily for scalp health and shine. A weekly shampoo plus five minutes of rubbing with fingertips are recommended. Available at stores for 1.00 or from I Noonan & Sons Co. Boston.
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Noonan
I. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Boston
Aid Poor Old Need Couple Faces Eviction in Cambridge
Post readers rallied to help Charles S. Robinson and his wife Lottie, a nearly penniless elderly couple living in a Cambridge street lodging house near Bowdoin Square. Donations included 5 from Sandy Macleod and 3 from Mrs. J. K. K. of Malden, with thanks expressed by Mrs. Robinson. The pair seek shoes clothing and work suited to their frail condition.
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Post
Charles S. Robinson
Lottie
Cambridge Street
Bowdoin Square
Good Samaritans
Sandy Macleod
Malden
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
New York to Miami to Get Daily Air Service
A New York company plans passenger air service between New York and Miami in December with daily flights likely by spring or early next fall. The report notes immigration data showing women and children account for 42 percent of all U S immigrants.
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Whitlock Coil Pipe Company
Congress St
Boston
Mass
Main
New York
Mii
Miami
Fla
C. Rr
Tod
United States
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Hartford
Conn
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Chien
N.Y
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The
Arizona Railway
New Orleans
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Southern Pacific Lines
Leavitt
Washingtons
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Ramo
Father Time
Che
Doan
Helen Fletcher
Third St
South Boston
John H. Peel
Villa Ave
Everett
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buitalo
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