Today’s Boston civic events and readings schedule
Registration at Boston University Medical School and a packed afternoon with meetings across Roxbury Court House William M. Olin Hall and Hotel Bellevue. Activities include D A R and Victory Plant preservation hearings, Republican platform session, and a Sowing of Americanization lecture. Community gatherings feature church, veterans, and Legion events plus a public mass meeting at Seasers Hall with Rev O Donnell and ex Mayor Curley.
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Boston University Medical School
Daughters of Veterans
William M. Olin
Roxbury Court House
Paul Revere
Hotel Bellevue
Squantum
Office of Waterways Commission
State House
Republican State Committee
Kimball Building
Women’s Club
Wilmington
Walter F. Parker
P.m
Church Rescue Mission
Samuel Finley
Washington Street
Boston Post
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
Quincy House
Massachusetts Homeopathic Society
Evans Memorial Building
All Dorchester Post
American Legion
Upham's Corner
Seaserns Hall
Jamaica Plain
Philip J. O'Donnell
James M. Curley
Casey Takes Oath for His New Office
Andrew J. Casey of Newburyport took the oath as acting collector of internal revenue for Massachusetts succeeding John F. Malley who resigned. Malley praised his associates for cooperation and urged loyalty to the new acting head of the department.
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Andrew J. Casey
Newburyport
Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
John F. Malley
Malley
New England Day Draws Crowds at Brockton Fair
Brockton Oct 1 New England Day at the Brockton Fair set second day records as crowds, held by threatening weather, finally moved into the grounds at noon. The second night show drew a large attendance and was again a success.
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Brockton
New England
Brockton Fair
Animals and athletics highlight day at city events
A society dog show attracted 250 dogs from the eastern states to the dog sheds while early progress was slowed by crowd interference. Fore River Soccer defeated Brockton 4 2 on the athletic field. Daredevil Smith dropped from 6500 feet in a parachute stunt and Miss Rose Ambrose narrowly escaped serious injury. Horse results crowned Constance Vauclain winner with eight blues aboard The Whip. Janice Liggett and others followed with multiple wins.
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United States
Chun Chang
Alderbourne
Yankebourne Chi Nee
T. E. L. Kemp
Bridgewater
American Kennel Club
Constance Vauclain
Rosemont
Janice Liggett
Isabella Wanamaker
William Almy
F. P. Garvan
J. C. Sylvester
Expenditures Filed In State Primary Campaigns
District Attorney Pelletier reports 180 for postcards and 1320 for postage with no split by Republican or Democratic primary. Senator Beck lists 336 spent with 176 on stamps. Wright of the western district adds 612. Sullivan 222 for Democratic Governor's Council renomination. Young 20. McKnight 2 to Arlington Republican town committee. Cox 33. Other filings mainly cover printing postage and car expenses.
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Pelletier
Secretary of State
John E. Beck
Chelsea
Governor's Council
Charles H. Wright
Lewis R. Sullivan
Boston
Governor’s Council
B. Loring Young
Weston
McKnight
Senate
Republican Town Committee
Arlington
Cox
Connecticut milk producers raise wholesale price to 912 cents
Eastern Connecticut members of the New England Milk Producers Association boosted the wholesale price of milk shipped to Boston and Providence by a half cent to 9 12 cents per quart. The group plans further increases to 10 cents on November 1 and 11 cents on December 1.
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Connecticut
Plainfield
Conn
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Boston
Providence
Many Enroll for Cambridge Evening Schools
Registration for Cambridge Evening High and Rindge Evening Industrial schools will be held tomorrow evening from 7 30 to 9 30. The high school offers general commercial and day high school courses with English French Spanish arithmetic business correspondence shorthand and typewriting. Regular sessions meet Monday Wednesday and Thursday nights. The industrial school covers machine shop forging automobile gas engine mechanics woodworking printing drawing and electricity with sessions Monday Tuesday and Thursday nights.
Potato Crop Yields Across States Rise and Fall
The USDA Weekly News Letter reports late commercial potato production in most states fell from last year, with Pennsylvania up by 1030 carloads. Other states show varied prospects, totaling an estimated yield of 123 518 carloads. local supply potatoes are excluded from the carload estimates.
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Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agriculture
Maine
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Colorado
New York
Idaho
Giant squash sets weight and size record in Milton display
A 148 12 pound squash measuring 6 feet 7 inches around is shown in a Mattapan square store window. Anson C. Damon of Decker street Milton claims it is the largest on record. It was grown by a 16 year old in North Cambridge from a cross of varieties and fed milk daily for six weeks. A Milton Grange seed guess contest accompanies the exhibit.
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Brockton
Milton Grange
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