Hearing for Train Patrons Oppose Proposed Fare Hikes
Suburban rail passengers may attend a Public Service Commission hearing next Monday in Room 166 at the State House to protest United States railroad administration fare raises. Steam lines seek a 10 cent flat fare to lure Boston Elevated riders back from electrics and ease overcrowding while promising later reductions if Elevated lowers its price. A 2 percent increase is also proposed for 12 ride tickets within the 15 mile zone.
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United States Railroad Administration
Public Service Commission
State House
Steam Roads
Boston Elevated
Elevated
Accountants Earn High Pay Through Home Study Program
A notice offers training for accounting with potential earnings from 3000 to 6000 dollars. It promises five months to qualify then two years to CPA exam, via a large national organization with six New England offices. Written age and experience data required, phone number preferred, confidentiality guaranteed.
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Certified Public Accountants
United States
New England
Bangor marks 150th settlers anniversary with city program
In Bangor Missouri a public meeting at City Hall observed the 150th anniversary of the first white settler Jacob Buswell arriving from Salisbury Massachusetts. Addresses by local officials followed by a Bangor hymn and chimes marked the event.
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Bangor
Jacob Buswell
Salisbury
Mass
St. John’s Catholic Church
York and
Boyd Streets
Mayor Woodman
Francis B. Denio
Bangor Seminary
Henry Lord
Bangor Historical Society
Edward M. Blanding
James Q. Gulnac
Bangor Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Hutchings
Brewer
Ellen Hamlin Butler
Universalist Church Choir
De Valera Plans U S Tour to Launch Irish Loan Drive
Eamonn de Valera will depart New York to begin a speaking tour of America aimed at laying ground for a $10,000,000 loan campaign by the American Commission on Irish Independence. The trip will visit many states and run through December 8.
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New York
Eamonn de Valera
The
Irish Republic
America
de Valera
American Commission On
Sherman lashes at labor power and efforts to “quit chasing rainbows”
Senator Lawrence Sherman of Illinois denounces labor unions and the AFL in a Tariff Club address in New York urging Americans to reject schemes to overhaul government. He warns of a push to elect leaders who would wield Congress to back union endorsed legislation, framing it as a move to democratize population and industry.
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New York
Lawrence ¥. Sherman
Illinois
Tariff Club
Sherman
American Federation of Labor
United States
Congress
SAIL TO VISIT GRAVE OF SON
The parents of Captain Norman Prince sailed today on the Cunard liner Caronia to visit their son's grave in France. Prince, founder of the Lafayette Escadrille, was the first American in that unit to die in action. His father Frederick H. H. Prince and Michael La Porte accompanied the voyage. La Porte held Prince after he was shot.
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New York
Norman Prince
Lafayette Escadrille
Cunard
Caronia
Frederick HH. Prince
Boston
Michael la Porte
Prince
No Drinks Till Sign Treaty Pushes Prohibition Stay
The War Department says accidents of war and demobilization progress end, but wartime prohibition remains until the peace treaty is ratified. Attorney General Palmer and President Wilson favor repeal only after ratification, while 10,000 emergency officers will be discharged to reach 18,000 regulars.
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Washington
War Department
Ion
Palmer
Wilson
Congress
Regular Army
Test of Baby Hygiene Aims at Roxbury Crossing
The Roxbury Crossing Baby Hygiene Association conducts a daily tabulation study under Ida Brown and Dr. Robert Curtin. Six children including John Brogan Mary Foley Edward Hines Margaret O'Brien Helen Rogerson and Helen Stanley are enrolled aged three to five and all are described as perfectly normal.
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Roxbury
Kavinry Baby Hygiene Association
Helen Stanley
Mary Foley
John Brogan
Edward Hines
Margaret O’brien
Helen Rogerson
Roxbury Crossing
Baby Hygiene Association
Ida Brown
Robert Curtin
Kiddle
Lawn Street
Cabot Street
Smith Street
Weston Street
Fisher Avenue
Third Victim of Omaha Mob Died in Riots
Omaha reports the death of H. J. Hykell who was shot during the mob attack on Sunday completing the riot’s toll as three men are confirmed dead. A special grand jury will probe the riot with judges approving the move and the county attorney announcing charges against about a dozen detainees held for the panel.
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Omaha
R. T. Coffey
H. J. Hykell
Tires and Tubes See Price Reductions This July
Vacuum Cup Tires and Ton Tested Tubes, favored by a million motorists, were substantially reduced in price on July 19 for the second time this year, impacting raw material buyers and consumers.
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Victrolas
Victor Records
Victor
A. M. Home Music Company
Boylston Street
Park Square
M. Steinert & Sons
Boylston St
College OF Secretarial Science
Boston University
Garrison Street
T. Lawrence Davis
New Secretarial Science
Back Bay
Son
J. P. Smith Shoe CO
John Ebberts Shop CO. Makers of Women’s
Dr. A. Reed
West ST
Tremont
Dr. A. Reed Cushon
Howard P. Smith
Omaha, Neb
J. Dean Ringer
City of
If &Joe
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Jeannette, PA
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