Delegates to Poultry Meeting Off Saturday
Massachusetts' delegation to the National Poultry Butter and Egg Association convention in Chicago on Oct 16 and 17 leaves Boston by Wolverin express at 2 10 p m Saturday in three special cars. Worcester and Springfield delegates join en route. The convention will be attended by prominent dairy and cold storage business figures from across the United States.
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Iowa Doctor Offers Free Catarrh Cure To Sufferers
Davenport physician Dr W O Coffee says he found a treatment that healed his catarrh deafness and head noises after years of suffering. He reports success with others and will send a 10 day supply free to any reader who writes with name and address. Dr Coffee specializes in ear nose throat care for 35 years and invites nose and throat sufferers to apply.
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Fitzgerald Attacks G O P Over Public Life Reform
Democratic Governor candidate John F. Fitzgerald urged a “new order of things” in public life at Boston and Malden rallies. He accused Massachusetts of a caste system in government, charging Republicans with discrimination against Americans of Italian descent and recalling a past rebuke of Senator Lodge over such issues.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Malden
Massachusetts
Congress
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts Growth and Italian American Civic Role
A speaker argues Massachusetts foreign born population rose from 163000 in 1850 to over 1 million in 1920, with 230000 Italians in Greater Boston. He criticizes Republican patronage, cites Civil Service bias, and calls for a shakeup to merit-based leadership across state offices. He decries the for party state leadership’s divine right of succession and urges broader talent inclusion.
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Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
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DeBouchel to Return to New Orleans Fight Names of Sources
Mrs. One time DeBouchel plans to leave Atlanta for New Orleans to pursue names of persons she says Asa G. Candler Sr. cited as supplying reports about her. Attorney Harry R. Gamble says she has done all she can in Atlanta and will travel with her to New Orleans. Gamble disputes a Los Angeles claim about a traveling salesman defaming her.
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Onetime DeBouchel
New Orleans
Asa G. Candler
Mason Trades Unions Outline Insurance Plan
The finance committee of the Bricklayers Plasterers and Masons International union meeting in Springfield announced a plan to insure all members against disability and death. The scheme will provide accident health and life insurance for members.
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Bricklayers, Plasterers and Masons International Union
Dobson
New Lamp Without Wick or Chimney Promises World’s Brightest Light
A Kansas City inventor, W. H. Hoffstot, unveils a wickless lamp claimed to outshine 300 candles and 18 ordinary lamps, costing one cent per night and offering clean safe light. He offers free trials by mail and seeks agents to spread the device.
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Lloyd George in Fight as Election Beckons
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Lloyd George planning a fighting campaign as a general election looms before Christmas. Labor and other parties gear up for a rough race, with speculation over his line of attack and possible new party realignments.
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Early U S leaders elected to high offices
The House elected Thomas Jefferson president in 1801 and John Quincy Adams in 1829 while the Senate chose Richard M. Johnson as vice president in 1837.
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