Owl Club Ball Derailed by Principal Ban
Bridgewater October 27 The Owl Club ball failed this year after Bridgewater State Normal School Principal A C Boyden banned female students from attending. Club members resent the move and may seek an explanation of his motives.
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Owl Club
A. C. Boyden
Prof Bailey Critiques Y M C A Civic Role
Professor William B. Bailey of Yale and Connecticut census supervisor told the Connecticut State Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention that the Young Men's Christian Associations fail to serve the poor. He warned funds go to well placed city buildings while needy youths on the outskirts cannot reach them.
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Danielson
William B. Bailey
Yale University
Connecticut
Connecticut State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tacoma Gets a Recount Ordered
Washington October 27. Secretary Nagel ordered a complete recount of Tacoma population after protests from residents who were heard yesterday and today.
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Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Nagel
Dickinson Goes Hunting Paris Visit
October 27 report that Jacob M. Dickinson Secretary of War and Brigadier General Clarence R. Edwards head for Meru in Oise to hunt in the forests as guests of Robert Goelet.
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Jacob M. Dickinson
Clarence R. Edwards
Bureau of American Insular Affairs
Meru
Department of Oise
Robert Goelet
Son Wedded at Parents Fete in Salem
In Salem on October 27, at the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Wells Creesy of 30 Grove Street their oldest son George Bertram Creesy wed Merle Brown Moses of Beverly soprano at the First Baptist Church Beverly. Charles Sumner Creesy acted as best man with Anna Johnson as maid of honor and Helen Ray Creesy Annie May Moses as bridesmaids. The Rev F W Euis of Salem officiated.
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George Wells Creesy
Grove Street
George Bertram Creesy
Merle Brown Moses
Beverly
First Baptist Church
Phillips Exeter Academy
Boston
Charles Sumner Creesy
Phillips Exeter
Anna Johnson
Helen Ray Creesy
Annie May Moses
F. W. Euis
Middlesex County Teachers Meet Today
The 58th annual meeting of the Middlesex County Teachers Association convenes today in Tremont Temple with elementary and high school sections meeting in Converse and Lorimer halls. Notable speakers include Marion Leroy Burton of Smith College and Deputy Commissioner G A Prosser with talks on education, industrial education, and related topics. A 2 PM general session in Converse Hall features the Lotus male quartet.
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Tremont Temple
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Marion Leroy Burton
Smith College
Burton
G. A. Prosser
W. E. Watt
Graham School
Chicago
David Sneeden
Robert P. Glenn
South Carolina
Lotus
Wickersham Rules Distillates as Whiskey Under Distinct Names
Attorney General Wickersham sides with the view that any grain distillate marketed under a distinctive name is whiskey, reducing the need to mark blends or imitation. The ruling challenges Bonaparte and Wiley, signaling a fight with Congress over defining whiskey and threatening to boost activity by opponents of the pure food law. Neutral spirit whiskey labeled with a name would be treated as whiskey under the decision.
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Washington
Wickersham
Bonaparte
Wiley
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt Celebrates 62nd Birthday in Utica
Utica New York October 27 191? Theodore Roosevelt marks his 62nd birthday born October 27 1858 at this stage he traveled from the state northern boundary and spent the day at work.
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Utica
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Had Scratched for 28 Years Find Skin Cure in Cuticura
Dennis Downing of Waterbury Vermont recounts a 28 year bout with psoriasis. He cites Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as the remedy that cleared his skin after long suffering and medical doubt. The notice promotes Cuticura products and a free 32 page book from Potter Drug.
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Waterbury, Vt
Potter Druit& Chem. Corp
Boston
Former Boston College Officer Visits Campus
The Rev. David W. Hearn rector of St Francis Xavier in New York City is a guest at Boston College. He once served as vice president and treasurer of the Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston and now aids the Newton University Heights college project progressing rapidly.
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David W. Hearn
Church of St. Francis Xavier
New York City
Boston College
Thomas J. Gasson
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston
Young Men's Catholic Association of
New College
University Heights
Newton
Sandwich Man Takes Bride From Bourne
Edson Morse son of Mr and Mrs Sanford Morse of Sandwich married Miss Rebekah Arline Bourne daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome L Bourne of Bourne in the Methodist Church at Bourne at noon today The ceremony was conducted by Rev George A Phinney of Boston assisted by the church pastor Rev BE Studley The best man was Frank Hollis and the maid of honor Florence Emily Johnson The bridesmaid was Margaret May Swift The regular Episcopal ceremony was used.
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Worcester
Margaret May Swift
Bourne
One Dose Ends Indigestion and Stomach Gas
Advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin relieves indigestion dyspepsia and gas within five minutes. It promises complete stomach rest improved digestion and renewed appetite after one dose for 50 cents per large case from local druggists.
Roosevelt appeals to literary backers to defend him
A Washington Evening Star dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt has urged his literary friends and backers in newspapers and magazines to aid his campaign defense against charges of being a boss and harboring imperial ambitions. The piece suggest the Democratic press pressure is influencing New York voters and that Roosevelt seems alarmed.
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Washington Evening Star
New York Date Line
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Salvation Army Congress Opens in Portland for Four Day Session
The northern New England divisional congress of the Salvation Army began its four day session in Portland Maine with Colonel A Gifford of the provincial officers in charge leading the opening.
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Portland
New England
Salvation Army
A. Gifford
Negroes Barred From Republican State Convention in Columbia
Colunbia October 27 1924 The Republican State convention called by John D Capers excludes federal officeholders and black delegates. Capers argues the Sept 26 convention, mostly of Negroes, is irregular and vows to end black political bondage to secure the white vote from the North and West.
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D. C
Tharata
John D. Capers
National Committee
South Carolina
Capers
Packers' Cases Withdraw Demurrers in State Antitrust Suit
In Jefferson City Missouri on October 27 lawyers for the beef packers withdrew their demurrers to the petition by Attorney General Mayor seeking their ouster for alleged state antitrust law violations violating the 11th amendment of the federal constitution.
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