Swiss Mission Tours Boston Hub Inspects Industries
The Swiss economic mission spent a day in Boston touring shoe and textile plants guided by local leather and electrical engineers. They also observed freight terminals and major educational institutions in Boston and Cambridge before heading to Montreal tomorrow. They planned to attend a Harvard Stadium football game tonight.
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O Briens Jail Term Narrowly Marks Eight Hour Day
William J. O'Brien, a prominent fish dealer, was jailed in East Cambridge for perjury in Federal Court. He served about eight hours from 4 PM Thursday until midnight and paid a $500 fine before release.
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William J. O’brien
East Cambridge
Army Retail Store to Open Monday in Worcester Area
The Army Retail Store will be open full hours on Oct 13 to help working people shop. Receipts across departments including mail order and Worcester totalled 188000. No more mornings closed to open at 1 pm, with hours 9:30 am to 6 pm.
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Tests of 2.5 beer by Columbia students
New York Oct 10. Professor H I Hollingsworth and R S Woodworth of Columbia University psychology complete a laboratory series testing whether 2.75 beer is intoxicating. The study uses six student subjects and reports findings learned today in the lab.
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Experiments Probe Beer Drinking and Student Impacts
Professor Hollingsworth reveals findings will support a brewing firm in a lawsuit over beer production. Over 12 days, students drank water each morning then beer each afternoon and were tested. The firm aims to prove beer at capacity does not impair faculties.
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Suit Tests War Time Prohibition Law in Kentucky
In Louisville Attorney Levy Mayer and Marshallullitt filed a federal suit seeking to strike down the wartime prohibition act as unconstitutional under the fifth amendment. The Kentucky Distilleries and Ware House Co. is plaintiff and Elwood Hamilton, Kentucky internal revenue collector, is the defendant. The case centers on $75 million in whiskey in bond and a property claim of about 65 million gallons.
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Levy Mayer
Chicago
Marshall
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Famous French Bulldog Show Draws Top Dogs in New England
The French Bull Dog Club of New England prepares its 14th annual show at Horticultural Hall with 150 entries already. famed dogs like Squantum Patrique, owned by Dr. Kendall, are slated to compete along with many champions from across the United States. The event runs daily 10 AM to 10:30 PM.
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Francis J. Oakes, Jr
Brookline
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Andrew Gunderson
C. F. Sullivan
Dorchester
Francis H. Scheeler
P. Lydon
George M. Stearns
Cincinnati
Edwin Kaufman
Donald Sherwood
New York
Daniel Doherty
Japnott
Arthur Hill
Bennett
Plymouth
Mich
A. W. Ocorr
J. Galvin Woodworth
Pittsford
Lois M. Kendall
Girl catches fleeing thief in Pittsfield
Miss Annie Herbst a Berkshire Grocery stenographer helped capture James Causey of Springfield a man wanted on larceny charges. He fled from a warehouse into a street where a soldier in uniform aided bystander bystander assisted and held him until police custody.
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Annie Herbst
Berkshire Grocery Company
James Causey
Springfield
Holyoke
Casey
Evangelical Series and Sermons Highlight Boston Churches
The Rev. Edward S. Drown will preach at Trinity Church at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow replacing rector Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann who attends the Detroit convention. Other clergy preach through late October. evangelism spreads to 14 Boston churches starting Dec 28 with two weeks per church. Cressy the vaudeville star speaks at Channing Church about France. Cathedral preachers include Rev. Byrle J. Osborn and Rev. Henry K. Sherrill.
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Cambridge
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Alexander Mann
House of Deputies
Detroit
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Isaac Ward
D. D
Boston Presbytery Committee On Evangelism
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Boston
Will M. Cressy
Channing Church
Dorchester
A. BE. F
France
Cressy
Dayne
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Byrle J. Osborn
Henry K. Sherrill
Koons Explains Zone Rate System at Maine Meeting
John C. Koons explained the postal zone rate system during the Maine Press Association closing session in Portland. The event featured discussion on how to run a country newspaper, with Charles H. Fogg of the Houston Times sharing a critical example of poor finances. An executive committee was formed with Frank O B Nichols of Bath as daily paper division chair, Fred B Merrill of Bethel as country paper chair, and Francis M. Joseph of Waterville as job printing chair.
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John C. Koons
Maine Press Association
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Houston Times
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Bath
Fred B. Merrill
Bethel
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Waterville
City reports drop in arrests per year
Boston sees 46 670 arrests in the year ending October 1 down from 60 244 in 1918 a decrease of 13 574 per the annual report of Clerk Edward J Lord of the Criminal Municipal Court
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Edward J. Lord
Criminal Municipal Court
Norris Leads Three Hour Attack on Shantung Treaty
Senator Norris of Nebraska delivers a three hour attack on the Shantung settlement, with a reading of the text interposed. Senate leaders plan longer work days to speed treaty consideration and may revisit Shantung amendments Wednesday under five minute debating rules.
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Norris
Nebraska
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Adamson's Cough Balsam Advertisement Claim
When Adamson's Cough Balsam appears the cold or cough disappears. aces.
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Lloyd George Warns on Nationalization Pressure
Premier Lloyd George told a miners delegation that strong nationalization pressure could require a nationwide vote. He said such a move would affect industry and urged giving the entire nation a chance to declare its attitude.
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