New England Commerce in Struggle for Transport Parity
Boston advertising man Charles J. O Malley after returning from Europe says New England products shipped via New York face a life and death fight for equal transportation with New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. The interview emphasizes progress versus stagnation tied to transit access.
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Europe
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Boston Must Seize Army Base and Commonwealth Pier
O'Malley quotes Attorney-General Todd urging Boston to secure the Army Base and Commonwealth Pier to prevent Boston from becoming New York's backyard. He stresses New England rail control, expanded freight outreach to Europe, Canada, and the South, and warns of job loss if New England fails to act.
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Bluenose Prepares for Cape Ann Challenge in Race
Halifax October wind favors the Bluenose as Gloucester's Henry Ford Elizabeth Howard and Yankee prepare to meet off Cape Ann October 21 for the International Fishermen's Cup. Captain Angus Walters has tuned Bluenose with new sails from Lunenburg and full winter care. the crew eyes the Gloucester course with cautious confidence.
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N. S
Gloucester
Henry Ford
Elizabeth Howard
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Cape Ann
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Angus
Bluenose Sets Sails for Gloucester in Elite Elimination
Captain Walters relies on veteran Conrad from Gloucester as Bluenose prepares for the Gloucester course. The schooner boasts more than 1000 extra square feet of canvas versus Henry Ford, with ballast tweaks to reduce bow burying in seas. Rain and wind dampen tonight as Bluenose plans a late-week departure to scout American elimination races.
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Gorton Pew
Gloucester
Walters
Retaken inmate commits suicide after escape attempt
Ossining New York United News reports William Lane, a 45 year old paroled convict, jumped from the sixth tier gallery of Sing Sing Prison after breaking from a line of arriving prisoners. He died four hours later. Lane was rearrested on narcotics smuggling charges at Clinton prison Danemora.
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N. Y
United News
William Lane
Sing Sing
Lane
Clinton
Dannemora
Former Prison Head Gen Bridges Dies
Former prison head General Bridges dies from para lytic shock. News records his passing as a sudden medical event. He served in the prison system and was recognized for his leadership in corrections. Public figures recall his tenure and impact on the department.
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General Bridges Retirement Highlights Humane Prison Reform
The Charlestown warden General Bridges retires after 20 years guiding reforms at the penitentiary. His Bridges system aimed to restore manliness by humane treatment and small improvements like grass and shrubbery in the yard. Survived by son Corrill E. Bridges of Malden and siblings in Greenfield.
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Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
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Secret of Hair Health Promoted by Noonan’s Petrole
Five minute scalp care becomes daily habit using Noonan’s Hair Petrole. Hundreds of women report glossy hair after regular use. Available for $1.00 per bottle at drug or department stores or direct from T Noonan & Sons Co., 38 Portland St. Boston.
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Bluenose Poised for Gloucester Cup as Fastest Two Stacker
The Bluenose, the famed Lunenburg schooner captained by Angus Walters, is favored to win the Nova Scotia elimination and Georgia tomorrow’s Gloucester race. Sailors cite her speed in light and heavy winds, praising her crew’s handling and claiming she will outrun the Yankee challenger in any breeze.
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Angus Walters
Nova Scotia
Bluenoge
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The Woman Who Refused to Fuss Over Dessert
Mrs Crosby seeks a simple dessert solution after brushing off custards. A friend touts Puddine as easy to make with sugar and milk in three minutes, offering multiple flavors and versatile uses. New England sales agents listed as Geo. Wm. Bentley Co. Boston.
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