Porter of Bangor Tries to Shortchange Boston Lunchroom
Mr. Porter from Bangor, Maine, accused of attempting to reclaim 7 cents from a $10 bill after a Bangor man eats in a West End lunchroom. Police found no $10 bill in the drawer and he clashed with officers. He threatened to return and shift his spending across the Canada border, complaining of Station Three.
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Mr. Porter
Bangor
West End
Offcer Donovan
Hayes
Station Three
Black satin tricorne droops at the corners
Fragments describe a black satin tricorne hat with sprays of decoration and drooping corners, suggesting a worn or damaged condition. No additional context or names are readable in the fragment.
Wage Arbitration Sets New New England Wage Pace
A wage arbitration in New York, led by Colonel Sanford E. Thompson, favors a 10 percent wage increase for shoe workers and endorses job analysis based rate adjustments. The decision, affecting New England, rejects the manufacturers 5 percent cut proposal and promotes administrative machinery to align piece rates with wages.
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New York
New England
Sanford E. Thompson
Newton
Boston
Rochester
Thompson
Twenty Captured in Somerville Raids
Somerville police conducted two raids, netting about twenty men and boys charged with presence where gaming implements were found. The first raid occurred at 4 AM at 112 Beacon Street, and the afternoon raid at a Sacramento Street barn recovered fifteen individuals aged 14 to 62.
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Somerville
Beacon Street
Sacramento Street
Memorial mass honors Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney at Faneuil Hall
Mayor Thomas L. Walsh spoke at a memorial anniversary mass meeting held yesterday at Faneuil Hall under the Terence MacSwiney Council. Speakers included Rev. Lewis J. Walker, William J. Larkin, and Miss Monica Foley. Walker urged peaceful Irish self determination and warned the world stage is being set for a future war if Ireland’s question is not resolved.
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Thomas L. Walsh
Terence MacSwiney
Faneuil Hall
Ireland
Europe
Martin Mulroy
Major Walsh
Lewis J. Walker
William J. Larkin
Monica Foley
Mr. Walker
America
Shoestring Man Arrested After City Hall Find
Pete the shoestring merchant tries to trade for beverage with Patrolman Bradbury in a Saturday market incident. Pete offers a bottle described as a hangover remedy to officer Bradbury, who buys two and later agrees to take the entire set to City Hall. A judge will review the 26 bottles found with Pete.
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Pete
Bradbury
Jakey
City Hall
General Foch to Visit Harvard University
Marshall Foch commander in chief of the Allied armies will visit Harvard University on Monday November 14. Plans for his reception are not yet made but Harvard students expect a rousing welcome.
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General Foch
Harvard
Marshall Foch
Harvard University
Bryan as Guest of City Club Friday Luncheon
William Jennings Bryan accepted an invitation of the Boston City Club to be its guest at a luncheon arranged in his honor Friday. He is expected to address members on economic aspects of armament limitation.
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Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Boston City Club
Screen Gossip on Bertram Grassby as Clara and Villain
Bertram Grassby, Clara in Kimball Young's era, is her favorite on screen. He acted with Young in The Soul of Rafael Midchannel Hush and Straight From Paris. Grassby also played with Dorothy Gish in Battling Jane The Hope Chest. He has stage roots with Maxine Elliott Bertha Kalich Virginia Harned and vaudeville. Grassby first appeared in The Circular Staircase with Selig. He stands six feet tall with black hair and eyes. He is married and lives in Los Angeles. his hobby is writing screenplays.
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Clara
Kimball Young
Mr. Grassby
Miss Young
Rafael
Hush
Paris
Dorothy Gish
Jane
Hope Chest
Mr. Grassley
Maxine Eliott
Bertha Kalich
Virginia Harned
Old Selig Company
Los Angeles
De Mille Plans Europe Trip After Saturday Night Special
When Cecil de Mille finishes his next special Saturday Night he will sail for Europe. The trip is a combined pleasure and business journey to arrange filming a picture abroad in the near future.
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Cecil de Mille
Europe
Last picture of George Loane Tucker released
The final film "Ladies Must Live" by George Loane Tucker, known for The Miracle Man, is now released with Betty Compson starring in the lead role.
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George Loane Tucker
Betty Compson
Zazu Pitts Returns to Famous Players Lasky
Zazu Pitts returns to her first company Famous Players Lasky where she began her film career. Her husband Tom Gallery appears on the Goldwyn lot with her in this production setting.
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Zazu Pitts
Pilayers-Lasky
Tom Gallery
Goldwyn
Silent Screen Cast Gossip and Contest Notice
A roundup notes actors and their activity levels including Anna Pennington Edna Goodrich Margarita Fischer Lloyd Hughes Gloria Hope Gareth Hughes and Mary Miles Minter with ages Olive Thomas death details. It also mentions a Chicago Daily News contest closing November 1 guidelines for submissions including a synopsis under 5000 words and a coupon in the current issue.
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Sivenas
Olive Thomas
Chicago Daily News
Prunella Hall
Boston Post
Military patrols in Lisbon patrol streets disarm civilians
Military forces patrol Lisbon suburbs with orders to disarm civilians and maintain order at all costs. The government repudiates acts by revolutionists blamed for victims including Premier Granjo and pledges investigations to punish those who seized Wednesday's movement for personal vengeance.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Granjo
From the Hand of Dolorita entertainment note
Elizabeth Jordan writes the new story From the Hand of Dolorita to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, promising an engaging fiction feature for readers seeking light weekly fiction.
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Elizabeth Jordan
Dolorita
Boston Sunday Post
Knights of Columbus War Fund Reports Record Welfare Spending
The Knights of Columbus international board releases a 13 month report showing 23 529 42407 spent on welfare for disabled and former service men. Education led with 8 341 47988 for free training in 180 KC evening schools across 185 cities. Hospital care totaled 203 58301 for comfort goods and recreation in 650+ hospitals. employment services were 171 59663. Cooperation with U S Health Department continues to support hospital services.
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Knights of Columbus War Fund
K. of Co. International Board of Directors
K. of Co
Yale
Georgetown
K. of CG
U. S. Health Department
K. of G
K. of G War Fund
Greeks Continue Drive Turks From Smyrna Area
A Smyrna dispatch to the London Times dated Saturday reports Aftun Karahissar burning and partly destroyed as Turkish forces attempt to hold the line between Angora and the Sakarya.
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London
London Times
Smyrna
Aftun- Karahissar
Angora
Sak
River action and Greek engagement near Teves
Ambiguous report describes river movements southeast of Teves with Greek forces preparing to recross the stream after initial crossing. Details are fragmentary and unclear in this OCR snippet.
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Aria
Teves
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