Beer and Wine Orders Issued for Medicinal Use
Secretary Mallon signed regulations allowing beer or wine by prescription with no time limit on beer or wine and a pint limit on distilled liquors every 10 days. Beer must be brewed on premises, sold only bottled, and druggists may fill new prescriptions only. Regulators anticipate Senate action on the Sterling bill, with anti saloon forces pressing for passage and President Harding's stance pivotal.
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Anti-Saloon League
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilson
Harding
Congress
Blue-jay Foot Treatment Promises Fast Foot Relief
Advertises Blue-jay Foot Soap Relief Powder and Foot Relief as a complete home care regimen. Claims instant relief from nervous strain and aching feet with a warm bath massage and deodorizing powder. Encourages readers to request a free booklet from Bauer & Black in Chicago.
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Bauer & Black
Chicago
Blue-jay
Two Killed as Autos in Crash Ram Store
A southbound grape truck and an eastbound passenger car collide at a Washington Street corner, crashing into Oceanic Pharmacy. Mr. and Mrs. King and Mr. Perry die. Frank A. King and Martin Finn survive. Police charge the driver and owner of the limousine with manslaughter. The crash follows multiple accidents at the same corner within a year.
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Providence
Green Street
Oceanic Pharmacy
Mrs. King
Mr. Perry
Mr. King
Perry
Frank A. King
Bluenose Wins Final Halifax Race In Close Sail Contest
The Bluenose defeats Elsie in a tense 40 mile race from the breakwater to Sambro, finishing ahead after a hard windward battle. Marty and crew of Elsie push a gallant chase but the heavier Canadian craft gains on every leg to claim victory amid massive Halifax celebration for both boats.
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Elsie
Halifax
Scotia
Gloucester
Marty
Angus
Nova Scotia
Sambro
Citadel Hill
Bushnell’s
Bluenose
Bushnell
Jackie
Leeward
Still Hope For Way For Peace In Ireland
British government and Dail Eireann delegates conferred for three hours in Downing Street with Sinn Fein to be treated as part of the British Empire. Lloyd George stated the government’s stance on independence, while De Valera’s position remained a barrier. A committee was chosen to seek a compromise formula as hostilities appeared unlikely to resume immediately.
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House
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de Valera
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Wilson
Paris
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Southern
Wesleyan Regulars Prepared to Meet Tufts
Wesleyan comes through the News University game with regulars ready for Tufts except Al Fricke whose leg injury may keep him out. Coach Martin focuses on Scroggins punt work after a 40 yard average that fell short at New York.
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Tufts
Middletown
Conn
News University
al Fricke
Martin
Scroggins
New York
Government to Open Rutland Hospital for Disabled Vets
Plans disclosed at the Federal building show the United States will establish and operate a veteran hospital in Rutland for wounded and disabled soldiers. The U S Public Health Service will buy a completed building and 7 acres from Central New England Sanitarium Inc. for about 250000. The three story cement structure will house about 300 men and further construction costing around 6000000 is planned. Local lawyer Earl Richardson represents the sanitarium and Joseph W Keith oversees the case with expected papers filed within a week.
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Covernment
Rutland
United States Public Health Service
Central New England Sanitarium, Inc
Joseph W. Keith
Earl Richardson
Sanitarium
Richardson
Told & Post
Runaway Bride Absconds After Woburn Wedding
After a Cambridge wedding, the bride fled in a waiting Fiat with a colored chauffeur. A fur coat valued at 260 and a $500 purse vanish along with the groom’s revolver and other guest belongings. A warrant for larceny is issued. the groom vows to resolve if Mary returns.
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Annie
Mary
North Woburn
Richardson St
Winchester
Mayor Secures 57000 Loan for Washington Street Expansion
Mayor Peters won City Council approval on a $57000 loan to widen Washington Street between Ordway and Harvard places after a month of debate. The measure includes taking 865 square feet of land with most of it donated, and a separate $9000 transfer funds election booths across wards. Opposing Councillor Ford charged special interests influenced the vote, while Councillor Lane aligned with the protest. A $150000 loan for small street construction and a tabled proposal to penalize fund solicitation among city employees were also considered.
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Peters
Washington Street
Ordway
Harvard Places
Ford
Lane
McLaughlin
Law Department
Farquhar Denies Picking Elsie Wins Cup
Halifax sent a cable denying claims that Farquhar predicted the Elsie would win and that he said the Bluenose would need an engine to beat her. He says he praised the Elsie as the slickest schooner seen and warned she could be dangerous in tight winds. He believed the Bluenose would win the cup and had given odds against it.
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Angus
Marty
Jackie
Meagher’s
Halifax
A. Farquhar
N. S
Brookline Boards Cuts Laborers Pay In Wake Of Strike
The Brookline Board of Selectmen voted to empower Chairman Judge Philip S. Parker to appoint a committee to guard town welfare during a railroad strike. They also announced plans to insure fresh milk supply by automobile delivery and cut laborer pay in highway park water and tree planning departments by 50 cents daily.
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Brookline Board of Selectmen
Philip S. Parker
Brookline Selectmen
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