Last word in style 1923 wide hoopskirt skirts headline
Paris author Paul Potret proclaims wide hoopskirt quilts the last word in 1923 fashion. The ultra fashionable world already displays these advanced modes. The voluminous padded skirts suit New England winter with short jackets, shielding wearers from sharp elements.
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Paul Potret
Paris
New England
Parker D. Morris dies at 43 in Roxbury hospital
Parker D. Morris Boston lawyer and former secretary of Joseph F Willett & Co hardware dealers, died yesterday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after weeks as patient. Native of Boston in his 44th year. Survived by wife, a son and a daughter. Home at 1754 Beacon Street Brookline.
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Parker D. Morris
Boston
Joseph F. Willett & Co
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Mr. Morris
Beacon Street
Brookline
Paris to Use Hub Pictures for Firefighter Training
Boston Fire Department films shot during annual drills will be sent to Paris France. Fire Commissioner Glynn announced the Paris Brigade will receive the movies for training under Major Paul Vanginot.
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Boston
Paris
France
Theodore A. Glynn
Paul Vanginot
Eugene B. Cornell
Walter Burke
Boston Department
Vangincot
Cant Marry Until 1925 Woman Seeks Annulment to Remarry
Miss Lillian Peterson, just after divorcing Bob Pickett, married Sidney Isaacs and now seeks annulment to wed him again in six months. Massachusetts law blocks remarriage within two years and six months, with the loser facing a two year penalty.
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New Haven
Conn
Lillian Peterson
Sidney Isaacs
Bob Pickett
Massachusetts
Bay State
Peterson
Isaacs
War Vessels Head for Charlestown Navy Yard
Two battleships three cruisers and at least 17 destroyers are due at the Charlestown navy yard in coming weeks. The North Dakota and Delaware arrive next week with the cruiser Bridgeport and 15 destroyers, plus Galveston and Birmingham cruisers. The destroyers Matty and Mahan are en route from New York. Yard work will be done by the ship crews, not the yard staff.
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Navy Yard
Charlestown Navy Yard
North Dakota
Delaware
Bridgeport
Galveston
Birmingham
Matty
Mahan
New York
O'Brien Urges Better Jurors at Boston Luncheon
District Attorney O'Brien told Boston Chamber of Commerce members that juries free an arch criminal who had previous break in and entering records. He urged citizens to value jury duty as civic service and supported commissioners to review juror records. He called for leniency for juveniles and noted none of 23 youths he handled were sent to reformatories or prisons.
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O’brien
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Copley Plaza
Governor Won’t Pardon Lloyd After Espionage Verdict
Governor Len Small announced he would take no action to pardon William Bross Lloyd the wealthy Communist leader sentenced to the penitentiary for Illinois espionage law violations. He said these cases have already been disposed of. The report also notes Japan plans 25 000 planes for commercial and military use by year end.
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Springfield
Ill
Len Small
William Bross Lloyd
Illinois
Japan
Providence murder trial tied to forged checks and stabbing
Fong Jow a Providence cook and Ang Lock are charged with the death of Ung Shi Ging a Tech student. They allegedly cashed two checks signed by Don ald Dunn with another worker Chin Too Onn. The trial before Judge Dubuque proceeds as witnesses link Jon and Boston travel to the case. The nation notes the knife attack and a fire related incident on a Pacific coast ranch though its relevance is unclear.
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Fong Jow
Providence
Ang Lock
Ung Shi Ging
Donald Dunn
Ging
Chin Too Onn
Chin
Fong
Dunn
Superior Criminal Court
Dubuque
Commonwealth
Jon
Boston
Robinson
Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Quick Hair Health
Advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as a cure for dandruff and brittle hair. It claims nightly scalp application improves condition, with dandruff disappearing and scalp turning pink. Sold by barbers or bottles direct from Noonan & Sons Co of Boston for 15 cents.
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Noonan
T Bottle
Drug and Depoy
Manufal
Noonan & Sons Co
Pottsland St
Boston
Edward Bok and the Abbey mural dream in Boston lore
The piece recounts Edwin A. Abbey’s planned mural for Curtis Publishing in Philadelphia and the Abbey visit sparked by Edwin Bok. After Abbey’s death and a string of failed substitutions, Bok helped realize a glass mosaic Dream Garden with Maxfield Parrish and the Tiffany studio. Over 100,000 visitors admired the work in Philadelphia.
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Boston
Bok
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Maxfield Parrish
Abbey
Plato
New York
Former Pugilist Deshler Held for a Hearing
Former pugilist Dave Deshler was arrested by federal narcotic inspectors on cocaine possession and sale charges. He pleaded not guilty and was held by U S Commissioner Hayes on a $00 bond until November 24 when a hearing is set.
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Dave” Deshler
United States
Hayes
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