Cambridge Girl Weds Westerner in Epworth Church
Cambridge, Massachusetts — Miss Cameron daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cameron of Garden Street Cambridge married Forrest K Dart of Kansas City last night at Epworth Methodist Church Cambridge. Rev Elmer Leslie performed the ceremony.
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Seamette BE. Cameron
John Cameron
Garden Street
Cambridge
Forrest K. Dart
Kansas City
Epworth Methodist Church
Elmer Leslie
Boston Barbers Praise Noonan's Hair Petrole
Boston barbers laud Noonan's Hair Petrole antiseptic scalp treatment praised for dandruff control and glossy hair. Applied by barbers at fifteen cents and sold by bottle for one dollar through T Noonan & Sons Co at 38 Portland Street Boston.
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Boston
Noonan
Conan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Report of 34 Before Election Prompts City Hall Action
After talks between Mayor Peters and James J. Storrow the chair of the committee of 34, a report expected to avert a police walkout was described as forthcoming soon. Storrow said the committee would decide timing, possibly before the gubernatorial election, while Peters warned the report would be substantial but without sensational content. A special Governor's Council session was called to address Civil Service rule changes for police applicants.
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Peters
James J. Storrow
Committee of 34
Storrow
Organized Labor
Curtis
Civil Service
Boston Police Reforms Delayed by Attorney General Ruling
The attorney general ruled changes to police force requirements cannot take effect before 120 days and must be advertised for 60 days. Councilor Sullivan attacked Governor Coolidge and others over the process while about 25 recruits remain to be sworn in before ex service men. The Retail Trade Board passed a resolution backed by 850 retailers.
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Council
Attorney-General
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Kingsley Hall
McInnes
Policemen’s Union
Wells
Watertown Pageant Attracts Big Crowd Despite Rain
Miss Isabel Barnard and Homer J. Hunt Jr Newton children in colonial dress will dance the minuet at the Watertown pageant on the Charles River. The pageant opened Wednesday with over 3000 attendees and was postponed by rain. organizers plan to combine Thursday and Friday programs tonight if weather allows.
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Isabel Barnard
Homer J. Hunt, JR
Newton
Watertown
Charles River
Retail Trade Board backs governor and peace commissioner
The Retail Trade Board of the Boston Chamber of Commerce adopts a resolution pledging full support to the Governor and the peace commissioner in preservation efforts. The action follows a referentum vote of the member concerns.
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Retail Trade Board of the
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Plea for Victory Plant Endorsed at State House Conference
Resolutions urging the federal government to establish the Victory plant at Squantum as a permanent Massachusetts industry were adopted yesterday in a conference at the State House. Boston and Quincy officials pledged cooperation in improvements to that end.
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Victory
Squantum
Massachusetts
Boston
Quincy
State House
Commission On Waterways and Public Lands
Navy forces intervene to prevent Italian Yugoslav clash
Admiral Knapp reports American naval intervention at Strau Dalmatia averted an actual war between Italy and Jugoslavia. Sailors were not landed until Italian and Serbian garrison leaders agreed to withdraw after a surprise raid.
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Washington
Strau
Dalmatia
Italy
Jugo- Slavia
Knapp
Senate
Daniels
Tran
Cyclist Killed in Norfolk Bridge Collision
Fred Smalley Jr. aged 19, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Smalley of Norfolk, was instantly killed on the Norfolk bridge when his motorcycle collided with an automobile driven by Carroll Lewry of North Franklin. The accident occurred today.
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Franklin
Fred Smalley, Jr
Fred Smalley
Norfolk
Norfolk Bridge
Carroll Lewry
North Franklin
Smalley
Golden wedding anniversary for two Vermont sisters
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Mitchem of Lowell Massachusetts and Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Pope of Wells River Vermont celebrated their 1869 marriage anniversary with a large gathering. Both couples were born in Shipton Maine and were married the same night by Rev. William Lester. Two sisters of the brides attended.
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Wells River
Sylvanus Mitchem
Lowell
Mass
Charles H. Pope
Mitchem
Julia Deming
St. Paul
B. W. Baker
Woodsville, N. H
Two Killed as Army Truck Flips Near Brandon Vermont
An Army truck fell 20 feet off a Brandon embankment killing Corporal Frank J. Van Valkenberg of Hudson New York and a man identified by a watch as George M Byrne. Sergeant Robert H Steltz of Burlington was injured while Corporal EB G McTory escaped unharmed. The brake failed and the vehicle veered over the bank. Steltz escaped by crawling under the front seat.
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Burlington
Frank J. van Valkenberg
Hudson
N. Y
Albany
George M. Byrne
Robert H. Steltz
Rutland Fair
Brandon
EB. G. McTory
Steltz
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Grove St
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