Lloyd George Cancels Speaking Engagements
Former Premier Lloyd George cancels engagements under doctor orders during the election campaign. He says physicians advise postponing the unveiling of a war memorial at Llandudno Wales tomorrow due to health concerns.
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London
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Llandudno
Wales
Milk Producers Push Drive to Lower Interstate Milk Rates
Springfield reports the National Milk Producers Association passed key resolutions in its closing session. The most notable call is for a campaign to urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to cut current milk transportation rates. The three major resolutions were adopted.
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Springfield
National Milk Producers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Milk movement ruling prompts rehearing call at ICC
The ICC decision classifying fluid milk as passenger transport keeps peak rates for dairy shipments. The association urges Congress to enact rural credit for farmers and co operatives, supports the Voigt filled milk bill now with Senate committee, and backs Capper Volstead act partnerships. Milo D. Campbell and officers were reelected with Charles W. Holman as secretary. site of next convention to be decided.
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District of Columbia
U. S
House of Representatives
Agricultural Committee
Senate
Commonwealths
Milo D. Campbell
Coldwater
Mich
Charles W. Holman
Jury Praises Judge Thayer for Courteous Conduct
A juror from the second civil session, Nathan Elzkelz, read a note to Judge Thayer praising his fairness and teaching. The jury cited the judge as an "honest" and "upright" man and thanked him, while noting a new rule abolishing gifts from jurors to court officials.
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Walter Perley Hall
Superior Court
Nathan Elzkelz
Harold Street
Thayer
Commonwealth
Police deny body found in Merrimack River
Haverhill Nov 10 Police deny that Frank Bauguste of Methuen's body was recovered Oct 29 from the Merrimack River. Methuen officers searched last Sunday but found no body. The family and undertaker Pittlochelli deny any knowledge of a recovery, deepening the mystery.
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Frank Bauguste
Methuen
Merrimack
John W. Beaumont
Beaumont
Rauguste
Pittlochelli
Hamilton Lewis May Run for Mayor of Chicago
James Hamilton Lewis, former Chicago mayor, may run for office next spring. Friends in Europe reportedly cabled him to confirm, with early signals suggesting a possible candidacy.
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Chicago
United News
James Hamilton Lewis
Europe
Liberty Bonds Loan Suit In Suffolk Superior Court
Ernest Barker of Boston sues Michael J B Nazzaro of Roslindale in Suffolk Superior Court seeking recovery of Liberty bonds and notes. He alleges loans of six $100 bonds on July 14 1919 and other bonds and notes dated through May 5 1921 with various return terms. He also claims $1200 on a note.
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Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Michael JB Nazzaro
Metropolitan Avenue
Roslindale
Barker
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Mr. Nazzaro
Massachusetts Gas Co
Six more enter city council race as filings reach twenty eight
John J. Lane leads 28 candidates after filing for nomination papers for the city council. Among new entrants are Harry V. Cunningham Edwin L. Marshall Daniel O Connell Owen Duffy Leo J Conway Roger F Hooper and Walter G McGauley who filed for the school committee.
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John J. Lané
State Legion Athletic Committee
Harry V. Cunningham
East Eagle Street
East Boston
Edwin L. Marshall
Summit Street
Hyde Park
Daniel O'Connell
Age Street
Owen Duffy
Salem Street
North End
Leo J. Conway
Woodlawn Street
Forest Hills
Roger F. Hooper
Missing Ruth Lundquist Located in East Boston Hospital
Ruth Lundquist twenty of 82 Rogers street South Boston was found yesterday at East Boston Relief Hospital. Her mother Mrs Adolph Lundquist may press charges against a married man living on Paris street East Boston whom the girl has known for some time.
Prosecuting Sale of Objectionable Books in Boston
The war on objectionable books in Greater Boston continued with Mrs Lea Millan of Mattapan and Miss Frances Barr appearing at Central Court under the Old South Meeting House. The case was continued for one week.
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Central Court
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Mattapan
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Old South Meeting House
Frances Barr
Siles Clerson
Adam given time to pay for assault in Central Court
Carl A. Sutter known as Adam of last summer fame was fined five dollars for assault and given time to pay. George Rhoades, a nervous man, was discharged after the mutual assault case. The incident began when Rhoades’ sister, on her way to church, leaned against Adam while swinging from a strap. The quarrel escalated as Adam and his wife exchanged sharp words.
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Carl A. Sutter
Adam
Maine
George Rhoades
Huntington Avenue
Rhoades
Attack among men leaves several glass shattered at scene
Witnesses describe a fight where three glasses broke as men clashed. The young man named Adam reportedly struck hardest, though it is unclear who initiated the altercation.
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Adam
Ambergris Found at Hampton Beach by New Hampshire Woman
A lump found on Hampton Beach by Josephine Paige of Goffstown is being examined by the chemistry department of the State College in Durham. If confirmed as ambergris it could fetch about 5000 dollars at present.
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N. H
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State College
Hampton Beach
Ae Josephine Paige
Goffstown
Lincoln Street
Manchester
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