Aviator Walter Taliaferro Dies In San Diego Bay Crash
Lieutenant Walter D. Taliaferro of the U S Army Aviation Corps School on North Island fell 1000 feet into San Diego Bay today and was killed. Rescue boats could not recover his body after an hour search. He had just set a cross country flying record and was an esteemed instructor and veteran serviceman who rose from private in 1901 to officer.
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Keith's to Show First World Series Movies
A special motion picture will exhibit the big moments and exciting plays from Monday's Red Sox versus Phillies game at Braves Field. The film debuts in Boston at B. F. Keith's Theatre starting Tuesday afternoon.
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Phillies
Braves’ Field
Boston
B. F. Keith’s
Earthquake Shock Felt in Porto Rico
A slight earthquake shock was felt in San Juan P R at 3 35 o clock this afternoon as reported.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
P. R
Fandom at Board in Newspaper Row
Gardner Barry Coleson Electric scoreboard brings instant, full game detail to Red Sox Phillies clash. The Post flashing ball location, catches, muffs, and base runners. thousands call Post Baseball for updates as electric board operates during series.
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Phillies
Boston
Braves Field
Post
Colson Electric Score Board
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Governor Walsh presses initiative and referendum drive
Governor Walsh opened his campaign for a third term in Walpole Stoughton and Norwood rallies. He denounced the so called invisible government and urged an initiative and referendum law to curb corporate influence. He cited 6 cent fare proceedings and urged enhanced veto power and PSC investigations funded by those petitioning. He criticized the Republican Legislature for blocking reform and warned of continued corporate pressure, urging public power to undo actions through direct citizen action.
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Early Arrivals Seek Vantage Point For Post Board
Observers who arrived late complained of limited view but planned to return early to gain a better sightline of the Post board.
Joyeuse Gray Becomes Bride at Hotel Beaconfield
Miss Joyeuse Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Gray married Harold Stimpson Ellms at Hotel Beaconsfield Brookline in a ceremony by Rev Daniel Dulaney Addison. Miss Mary Gray was maid of honor and Henry Keelsch of New York served as best man. A reception followed and the couple plan a two week wedding trip.
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Henry Keelsch
New York
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John Wolverton
Trenton
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Leon Tuck
Boston
August Atwood
Dorchester
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James Killeen
Concord
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Fireman Elliott Retires After 24 Years of Service
Mayor Curley approved the retirement papers of Lieutenant James M. Elliott of Ladder Company 6 Dorchester. Elliott served 24 years in the fire department and was appointed lieutenant in 1890. He lives at 25 Ruggles Street Dorchester.
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McCall Praises Crane and Rebukes Walsh in Pittsfield
Ex Congressmen McCall lauds former Senator Winthrop Murray Crane and attacks Governor Walsh as representing the invisible government in Massachusetts. He cites Crane’s popularity, critiques the Underwood tariff, and urges legislative action to address milk pricing and agricultural needs in the western counties. The rally drew about 400 attendees as McCall campaigns through West Springfield to Pittsfield.
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United States
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Walsh
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Charles H. Wright
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Darken Gray Hair with Simple Home Recipe
A well known Kansas City resident shares a home method to darken gray hair, promote growth, and add shine. The mix uses water bay rum Barbo Compound and glic erine applied every other day, then biweekly, claimed to soothe the scalp, prevent dandruff, and render gray hair 10 to 20 years younger without staining or greasiness.
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Kansas City
Japan honors MIT teacher with Imperial Order of the Rising Sun
Professor C. H. Peabody of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has been notified that the Emperor of Japan conferred on him the Imperial Order of the Rising Sun, third class. Peabody, who studied in Japan 33 years ago, has long supported Japanese students in the United States. A letter from Baron Chinda, the Japanese ambassador, delivered yesterday, included the insignia and the Emperor's message.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Japan
Peabody
Baron Chinda
United States
Ruskin Club Opens Season at Public Library
The Boston Ruskin Club opened its lecture season with Mrs. Norah Johnson Barbour presenting Food and Its Influence Upon Social Conditions. She urged strengthening each link in the chain of generations through proper feeding, air, and water as essentials to health and social well being.
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Boston Ruskin Club
Public Library
Norah Johnson Barbour
Lawyer Sues Tom Giblin Over Slander Claims
Thomas J. Giblin of East Boston is sued in Municipal Court by Frank A. Goodwin, a Street Commissioner, who accuses Giblin of slander for alleging on Sept 16 and 20 that Goodwin took a bribe and violated the corrupt practices act of 1813. Giblin has appeared for himself. John W. Vaughn represents Goodwin seeking $2000.
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