Long and Long Criticize Coolidge Over Veterans Aid
Richard H. Long and Democratic candidate for Governor campaigned across central Massachusetts blaming Governor Coolidge for neglecting veterans. He cited the $100 aid after soldiers returned, cost of clothing, and praised Lt Colonel Frank Perkins and Colonel John F. J. Herbert as contrasts. The tour moved from Southboro to Southbridge, with stops in Milford Framingham and Natick tonight.
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Canada
British Empire
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Wisconsin
Mr. Long
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Milford
Framingham
Natick
Long campaigns for state aid and Republican votes
The article reports Mr. Long criticizing a $100 state bonus as a stingy act by the Republican Governor, saying it shames veterans. It notes strong reception for Long, rising GOP vote support, and quotes his pledge to honor the Grand Army of the Republic while condemning the paltry aid given to veterans.
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Valley of Death
Long
Grand Army of the Republic
Dr True's Elixir Promoted As Family Laxative Aid
A Somerville reader praises Dr True & Co Elixir as a long standing remedy that cleanses the system when laxatives fail. The advertisement lists worm symptoms and claims widespread physician endorsement, with Dr J True & Co of Auburn Maine named as suppliers.
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Dr. True
J. ¥. True
Coal Crashes Stove In East Boston Home
Mrs. Margaret Perelli escaped serious injury when foreign matter in coal exploded in her kitchen at 19 Chelsea street East Boston. A flying piece hit her side as another blast wrecked the stove. her husband and she fled to the hall. Coal samples will be tested by explosives expert Walter L Wedger.
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Margaret Perelli
Chelsea Street
Boston
Back Bay Post Plans Activities and Ball
The Back Bay Post of the American Legion met at Bates Hall YMCA to organize bowling and baseball teams and a dramatic club. A Thanksgiving Eve ball was planned for the South Armory and post rooms will be kept at 177 Huntington Avenue Strand building. Commander Charles A Coolidge Jr and delegates to Worcester shared reports.
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American Legion
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Huntington Avenue
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Strand
Charles A. Coolidge, Jr
Worcester
Has New Kind of Jazz Jag Detains Rochester Man
Charles Tuck of Rochester New Hampshire stays in the woods after guardsman Eddie Groves finds him at 1 30 a m prying a second hand store window screen with an iron fence picket and follows up the inquiry the incident is described as a jazz jag.
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Charles Tuck
Rochester
N. H
Eddie Groves
Morris Levy
Merrimack Street
The Curious Case of Mr Tuck in Boston
Mr Tuck, fleeing suspicion, hid behind a moonbeam then explained a ship tale while authorities found a inland New Hampshire ticket a bottle of White Pine Tar and a pint of Jaundice Bitters on him. He collapsed and denied memory as police weigh a central court examination and possible burglary charge.
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Joy Street
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New Hampshire
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Central Court
Duff
Boston
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Mr. Tuck
Grand Jury
George Art McCutcheon
Dodd, Mead
Harold Bell Wright
Mr. McCutcheon
Marna O'Brien
Sherry
Maryland Lieutenant Marks First Anniversary of Bathtub Habit
Lieutenant Milton B. Mackall, wounded by German fire, marked one year in a bathtub sheltering him for over two months. He will keep sleeping in the tub daily, as doctors report renewed nerve activity and gradual recovery following a continuous warm bath therapy at Fort McHenry.
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Milton B. Mackall
Maryland National Guard
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Fort McHenry
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Leutenant
Suntaug Inn Bartender Fined in Liquor Sale Case
Edward Copeland a Suntaug Inn bartender in Lynnfield pleaded guilty in Federal Court to illegal liquor sale to Horace A. Lewis a Department of Justice agent. He was fined $200 which was paid.
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Suntaug Inn
Edward Copeland
Lynnfield
Morton
Horace A. Lewis
Department of Justice
Copeland
Try Adamson's Balsam for that rasp ing graveyard cough
An old advertisement touts Adamson's Balsam as a sure cure for a graveyard cough. The fragmentary copy suggests a medicinal claim promising relief from throat irritation and persistent coughing.
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Adamson
War and Love in Sussex and Beyond The Four Roads Review
A literary survey of World War I era novels and stories. Sheila Kaye Smiths The Four Roads highlights rural Sussex life amid shellfire and homefront tragedy. Other works by Barbusse Delafield and McCutcheon receive critique for tone, gloom, humor, and human resilience.
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Peter the Brazen
Galsworthy-Bennett- Walpole
Yellowleaf
London
Dampierre
Aghassy
Lily
Mary
Doran
Sheila Kaye-Smith
Sussex
Channel
Flanders
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Thyrza
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Jerry
Tom
Ivy
Nell
Richard Dehan
W. W. Jacobs
Wells
Square
Appleton
Josephine Daskam Bacon
Cardinal to address Women's League at Notre Dame
Cardinal O'Connell will address the League of Catholic Women in the Fenway at Notre Dame Academy this afternoon. The talk will review problems facing the State and church as the league grows rapidly with over 100 applications in the past week and expectations of a record season.
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Cardinal O’connell
League of Catholic Women
Notre Dame Academy
Fenway
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