New York's Fattest Back Copeland War League Support
New York weighty residents back Dr. Royal Copeland for US Senate on the Democratic ticket. Georginer forms the Copeland War League after a weight loss campaign led by Copeland. in Ecuador July is noted as the coldest month.
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New York
York
United News
Royal
Cope
Newark
United States
Georginer
Copeland War League
Copeland
Ecuador
Gifford Files Nomination Papers for Special Congress Seat
Charles L. Gifford of Barnstable filed with the Secretary of State for the special primary to name a candidate for Congress in the 16th district to fill the balance of Joseph Walsh’s term. Lily Darcy of New Bedford opposes him for the short-term nomination. Darcy was Walsh’s secretary.
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Charles L. Gifford
Barnstable
Secretary of State
Congress
Joseph Walsh
Gifford
Lily Darcy
New Bedford
Walsh
Danderine Promises Hair Revival for Bald Spots
An old advertisement warns of hair loss starting from dandruff and thinning, claiming Danderine cures oily itchy scalps and promotes growth. It touts Danderine as non greasy, widely sold as a world leading hair tonic, urging readers to buy at any drugstore.
Radio to Play Part in Columbus Day Exercises
Radio apparatus on Boston Common will amplify speakers and band music during Columbus Day events tomorrow. A 30 foot tower with 30 horns will relay Cochran speech and concert from 7 to 9 pm via a private line from Shepard Stores. The program features EB Florence Le Moyne eley, Henri Levine, and colonial orchestra.
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Parkman
Boston Common
Shepard Stores
Curley
Western Electric Company
John Shepard
William Bourke Cochran
Parkman Bandstand
Shepard
Florence LeMoyne Eley
Henri Levine
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Knights of Pythias
Mechanics Haall
Police arrest and police killings rise as drunken officers threaten force
New York deputies report a weekly murder by intoxicated policemen with two killings since last Saturday. Deputy Commissioner John A. Leach says the force must purge rum hounds, while Patrolman John Dolan disputes the accusation claiming cough medicine on breath.
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New York
United News
John A. Leach
Leach
John Dolan
Longshoremen Meet Over Wage Pact In Boston Library
Representatives of foreign lines serving Boston and the International Longshoremen's Association along with stevedores delegates met in the Chamber of Commerce library to discuss a new wage and working conditions agreement for the rest of 1922 and through October 1 1923. The session adjourned with no definite progress and plans for another meeting. The existing contract expired October 1 but remained in force pending a new agreement.
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Boston
International Longshoremen’s Association
The
Chamber of Commerce
Registration Begins Next Friday for City Voter Enrollment
Boston voters will start registering for the November State election in 26 wards from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with special hours at City Hall annex to aid downtown workers. Registration sites include schools, municipal buildings, and ward rooms across wards 1 through 23 and beyond, with locations listed for each ward.
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Ofge
Post
Dudley Street
City Edit
Washington Street
Boston Post
Sunday Post
City Hall Annex
John Cheverus
Pope Street
Corner Moore Street
Chaucer Street
Theoore Lyman
Parry Street
Corner Grove Street
Copley
Bartlett Street
Frothingham
Prospect Street
Municipal
Blossom Street
John J. Williams
Grotoh Street
Charles C. Perkins
St. Botolph
Cumberland Streets
Prince
Exeter Street
Newbury Street
Hawes Hall
Broadway
Dorchester Street
Joseph Tuckerman
Fourth Street
Emerson Street
Roger Clap
Harvest Street
Vine Street
William Bacon
Vernon Street
Auburn Street
Martin
Huntington
Booth
Lot
Highland Street
Marcella
Boston
Court Action Sought to Recover Diamond Engagement Ring
William McNorton of Everett asks the court to compel his former fiancee Catherine Lang of Boston to return the diamond engagement ring. He seeks an injunction against disposal and full value if the ring has been sold.
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William McNorton
Everett
Catherine M. Lang
Boston
Lynn man sentenced for murder in Union Street shooting
In Salem Superior Court Judge George F. Flynn sentenced Philip J. McDermott of Lynn to life in state prison after he pled guilty to the murder of Monica Morrill in Lynn on September 9, 1921. District Attorney Howard Donnell said the killer was crazed with rum and jealous.
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Salem
Superior ‘Criminal Court
George F. Flynn
Philip J. McDermott
Lynn
Monica Morrill
Union Street
Attoreney
Howard Donnell
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Hyde Park High School
Harvard Avenue
Everett Avenue
Brighton High School
Cambridge
Warren Streets
Old Town Hall
Market Street
Court
Nellie Kelly
Hinkey Dee
Kolynos Dental Cream
Kolynos
New Haven Laboratories
the Kolynos
New Haven
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