U S Must Extend Aid to Europe
Edward A. Filene, director of the U S Chamber of Commerce, urged rapid generous credit to Europe at a New York Clerical Conference. He urged the restoration of Europe through business and brotherly love, citing vast postwar losses and urging church and civic support alongside government action.
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New York
Edward A. Filene
United States Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Assembly Hall
Metropolitan Life Building
Europe
Filene
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Eugene Schneider
Dunkirk
Belfort
Belgium
Poland
Servia
San Francisco
Europe’s postwar credit need and American role
Conference members reviewed Belgium’s rebuilt rail system and Europe's immense restoration task. Dwight Morrow of J. P. Morgan outlined a projected $2 billion annual credit gap and the need for U.S. citizens to support through banks to fund essential imports and stabilize prices amid high shipping costs.
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Belgium
Europe
Dwight W. Morrow
J. P. Morgan & Co
America
Italy
France
Mr. Morrow
United States
Europe Needs American Help to Rebuild after War
The speaker warns that strong nations access credit easily while weak and new states fail to get aid. He urges church led mass action to support Europe’s recovery, feeding and rebuilding, stressing public demand and cooperation as essential to restore Europe’s stability and save lives.
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Europe
Hoover Credited Call to Aid Europe Through American Credits
The article argues that shipping food and providing credits to Europe will avert a European humanitarian holocaust and lower U.S. prices through reduced demand. It urges widespread public participation as a duty and ties the effort to religious and moral ideals.
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Europe
Hoover
Careless city chauffeurs cost treasury
City records show the treasury is reduced by 299 dollars due to careless driving by city chauffeurs. Payments include 100 to Gerda Johnson for a Hospital ambulance incident on Hanover street, 89.50 to Karns for damage from a public works truck, 50 to William H. Millman for a park department vehicle accident at Vine and Dudley, 2 to George Kenney for an injury on L street, 35 to James O Neil for damage from a fire department vehicle.
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City Council
Gerda Johnson
Hanover Street
Karns
Public Works Department
Park Department
Vine and
Dudley Streets
William H. Millman
Health Department
George Kenney
L Street
James O'Neil
Fire Department
Sixty One Libels Set for Divorce Hearings in Brockton
The November term of the Superior Court civil session in Brockton opens November 3 with 61 divorce libels listed for the first week. The docket also includes 13 equity cases 31 court cases and 100 jury cases over seven weeks. Six suits target the town of Danvers related to a fatal automobile crash that killed one man and injured several others.
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Brockton
Superior Court
Danvers
Special Session to Hear Street Railway Report in Mass.
Governor Coolidge announces a special legislative session the week of November 17 to consider the report of the special recess commission on the Massachusetts street railway situation.
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Massachusetts
Coolidge
Beverly Learns Shocking Contents in The Lion's Mouse
In the next installment of The Lion's Mouse by C N and A M Williams the heroine Beverly discovers a terrible shock as she opens the precious guarded package. The serial promises exceptional fascination and appears in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Beverly. Sands
C. N
A. M. Williamson
Boston Sunday Post
Print of Baby Fingers Art Delight in Bronx Court
New York Oct 27 Baby finger prints on wallpaper were deemed fine mural art by Justice Robitzek in Bronx Municipal Court who dismissed a suit to recover damages for the baby embellishing apartment walls with a frieze. The judge added a poetic note hoping prints would appear on hearts rather than mere masterpieces.
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New York
Bronx
Robitzek
False Entries Found in New York Court Records
Chief Justice Frederick Kernochan announced discovery of false entries in Court of Special Sessions records. Four pending cases were marked discharged and cash bail ordered returned. An inquiry into the court’s records for the past year was ordered after a detective found shoplifters at liberty despite supposed jailing.
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New York
Court of Special Sessions
Frederick Kernochan
Liberty
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Ad Endorsed For Colds
A vintage advertisement urges using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets as a preventative for colds with a prompt to look for ER. W. GROVE'S signature on the box and lists a price of 80c.
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ER. W. Grove
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