No Negative Type Girls for Chaplin
New York gossip column notes Chaplin’s companions during a Park Avenue stroll toward Times Square. The second instalment of interview fragments explores Mildred Harris ex wife and Mae Collins, linked to Chaplin in dating rumors.
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Charlie Chaplin
Times Square
Mildred Harris
Mae Collins
Chaplin
Park “Avenue
51St Street
New York
Chicago
Broadway
Chapin
Miss Collins
Park Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Pal
Forty-fifth Street
Girls Scouts
Is Your Blood Starving Thousands of Men and Women
A vintage health blurb describes iron deficiency as thinning blood and weakening vigor. It warns lack of iron affects physical and mental strength, mood, and stamina, stressing iron-rich red blood cells are essential for oxygen and tissue, urging readers to use a trusted supplement over tonic remedies.
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Earth
Iran
Duranters Weekly rallies to continue in Huntington Hall drive
The Durant campaign keeps momentum with Wednesday evening rallies in Huntington Hall. Report suppers will run nightly at campaign HQ from November 7 to 22 as 400 workers attend each event. Lotta Clark chairs Teams. Cambridge’s Mrs. Frederick M. French heads suburban division. Mrs. Annie M. F. Sherman leads the right division. Eva Whiting White leads the left division. A New England Cities Division leader will be named soon.
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Huntington Hall
Durant
Miss Lotta
A. Clark
Frederick M. French
Cambridge
Annie M. F. Sherman
Eva Whiting White
Ne England
Endicott District Mourns Imaginary "Maria" Gone
The Endicott street district laments the loss of "Maria" an imaginary figure referenced in local chatter. The piece notes Maria was not a pet or animal, nor did she possess wings, emphasizing her largely imagined nature.
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Endicott Street
Maria
Lynn Shoe Workers Asked to Accept 20 Percent Cut
The Lynn Shoe Manufacturers Association urged about 15 000 workers to approve a 20 per cent wage reduction. Secretary George W. Gage sent two letters to the United Shoe Workers Joint Council and the Allied Shoe Workers Council asking for a referendum and action.
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Lynn Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
George W. Gage
Joint Council
United Shoe Workers of America
Allied Shoe Workers Council
Lynd
Ernest Henry
The
Lynn
30 Persons Named in 4 Million Federal Suit
A writ of attachment for 4 million dollars names nearly 30 defendants including federal judges and former officials. The suit, a tort action by Harmon P. MacKnight, follows his March pardon by President Harding after an eight month sentence for a Mafla scheme in Greenfield jail. Judge Clarence Hale may dismiss the writ.
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Harmon P. MacKnight
Harding
Greenfield
United States District Court
District Court
Clarence Hale
Mr Bantry Corrects Local Election Attributions
A letter to the editor argues that statements about Baxter and Lane funding by Curley and Pelletier lack proof. The writer agrees with fairness and asserts Lane and Baxter should be absolved from financial dealings with other candidates to avoid injustice.
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Messrs
Curley
Pelletier
Murphy
O’connor
Baxter
Lane
Mayor Quinn to Report on Captain Gordon Probe
At the Cambridge City Council meeting Mayor Quinn will report on the investigation involving Captain Herbert Gordon. The inquiry stems from testimony at the Tufts trial that led to Nathan A. Tufts’ removal as Middlesex District Attorney. Gordon, now at Cambridge police headquarters, was reassigned from the county prosecutors post after Saltonstall succeeded Taft.
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Quinn
Captain Gordon
Cambridge City Council
Herbert Gordon
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex
Gordon
Cambridge Police
County Prosecutors Office
Saltonstall
Mr. Taft
New Powerful Home Lamp Promises Bright White Light
W H Hoffstot of Kansas City MO advertises a new lamp claimed to outperform gas and electricity, shining as brightly as 800 candles or 18 ordinary lamps at one cent a night. The device is said to be safe and portable, with a free trial offer to readers and an appeal for local agents.
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W. H. Hoffstot
Kansas City
Mr. Hoffstat
Advt
Chelsea bootleger given two year term for Tremont robbery
Nicholas Aratta of Chelsea received a two year sentence after robbing Tremont street restaurateur Nason Steves. Aratta, with two others, obtained $8100 and a box of water posing as alcohol, learned the safe location, then allegedly ransacked the house the next day. An appeal was noted with $6000 bonds.
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Nicholas Aratta
Chelsea
Central Court
Nason Steves
Tremont Street
Firet
Aratta
Steves
Harbord to Speak at Roosevelt Dinner in Boston Visit
General Harbord and Major-General Edwards travel with staff to meet Governor Cox and Major Peters before inspecting army forts in the first corps area. The former S S of the AEF in France arrived in Boston with Mrs Harbord to be hosted by General Edwards at Westwood house.
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Roosevelt
James G. Harbord
United States Army
Edwards
Governor Cox
Peters
First Corps
France
Boston
Middlesex Club Roosev elt Day Dinner Address at Hotel Somerset
The Middlesex Club plans to deliver the chief address at the Roosevelt Day dinner held at the Hotel Somerset tonigne.
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Liver
Middlesex Club
Hotel Somerset Tonigne
Asthma Cure Claim By Kansas Druggist
A Kansas druggist Mr. C Leavengood advertises a simple asthma remedy. He says thousands were cured and offers a free trial bottle by mail to any reader who writes. The ad promotes a larger bottle for $1.25 and promises immediate shipment from Kansas.
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Kansas
Leaved
Apery
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