Law Must Live Says Coolidge at Dinner
A memorial dinner extols Theodore Roosevelt's legacy and warns of threats to law and order. Speakers, including George Wharton Pepper and James R. Garfield, urge unity to uphold the supremacy of law against terrorism and labor unrest in Massachusetts and across the nation.
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Law Must Live
Coolidge
America
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Middlesex Club
Middlesex
Theodore Roosevelt
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Ike Roosevelt
Roosevelt
David Jayne Hill
Hill
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Mr. Garfield
Chicago
Woman Dies After Fall From Porch Railing
Mrs. Sofia Budka of 15 Morris Street Lynn fell from a third story porch when the railing gave way while she hung clothes. She died instantly from a broken neck. She leaves a husband and two children.
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Sofia Budka
Morris Street
Lynn
Swift & Company Boston Beef Sales Prices Oct 25
Prices realized on Swift and Company carcass beef sales in Boston for the week ending Saturday October 25 show domestic beef averaging 17.32 cents per pound.
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Swift & Company
Boston
Democratic rallies sweep Connecticut Valley amid court case news
Democratic spellbinders and torchlight parades draw large crowds in Springfield and nearby towns. The story notes attention on a pending case against Frederick Nicholson of the Universal Spiritual Church and that Nicholson, once pastor of Worcester's First Spiritual Church, is elusive as his lawyer Sara Bailen declines to comment.
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Frederick Nicholson
The
Universal Spiritual Church
Ethel D. McFarlane
Springfield
Connecticut Valley
Chicopee
Chicopee Falls
Holyoke
Westfield
Victory Squad
Boston
Worcester
Nicholson
First Spiritual Church
Miss McFarlane
Berkeley Street
Samuel L. Bailen
Tremont Street
Political rally criticizes Coolidge in Holyoke event
Col onel F J Herbert and Joseph A Conry led a tour of cities while Vahey assailed Calvin Coolidge over the Boston police strike and its deaths. Conry praised Longs plan to seize water powers and cited unfinished dry dock contracts as governance failures. He predicted Longs victory with a 30000 vote margin as crowds cheered in Holyoke with other speakers at rallies ahead of trips to Fall River and New Bedford.
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Richard H. Long
F. J. Herbert
Joseph A. Conry
Thomas Kennedy
Natick
James Heahey
Watertown
Central High School
Vahey
Boston Policemen’s Union
Governor Coolidge
Colonel Herbert
Joseph A. Conry Vahey
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Massachusetts
John P. Feeney
Long
South H Boston Dry Dock
United States
Conro
Holyoke
Arthur Cartier
Charles H. McGlue
Notel Worth
Fall River
New Bedford
Wealthy Farmer to Marry Secretary at Brookline Home
Robert N. Burnett proprietor of Deerfoot Farms in Southboro will wed his long-time secretary Miss Helen Lt. Haynes on November 4 at her home on Audubon Road in Brookline.
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Deerfoot
Southboro
Helen Lt. Haynes
Audubon Road
Brookline
Synod Holds Conference in Worcester Presbyterian Meeting
The New England Synod conference at First Presbyterian Church Worcester focused on religious education. Dr Robert Wells Veach spoke on the Presbyterian Program of Religious Education while Miss Florence Norton lectured on Junior Work and Rev Calvin W Laufer addressed Leadership Training. The open meetings will feature 40 minute addresses and committee reports. Forty women delegates from sixty churches will attend.
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Worcester
New England Synod
American Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Wells Veach
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Presbyterian
Florence Norton
Calvin W. Laufer
Board of Publication
A. M. Paterson
Old South Chatrch
Deficiency Bill Agreement Reached On Army Air Service and Alaska Railroad
Washington reform includes trimming 15 million dollars from the army air service and cutting Alaska railroad funding from 17 million to 6 million. House and Senate conferees announced the agreement on the first general deficiency bill of the session.
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Washington
Senate
Army Air Service
House
Bayer Aspirin relief headline with Bayer Cross
Millions of men and women rely on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for quick relief from headaches colds neuralgia toothache earache rheumatism lumbago neuritis Pain fades rapidly Buy only Bayer with proper directions Bayer packaging cost small tins of 12 tablets and larger packages sold by druggists Bayer is trademark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid
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Bayer
Co operation in industry urged as remedy for social trouble
Rev. Gerald C. Treacy argues that cooperation and democracy in industry can restore social balance. He cites four Catholic bishops who urged workers to become owners through cooperative societies or employee stock, preserving private ownership while expanding worker participation to prevent revolution.
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Gerald C. Treacy
St. Paul's Church
Woodward Park Street
Father Treacy
Dorchester Catholic Women's Community Club
St. Paul's
John J. Farrell
Muldoon
Rockford
Schrembs
Toledo
Russell
Charleston
S. C
Glass
Salt Lake City
National Catholic War Council
Novices Cross the Burning Sands Tonight in Infantry Hall
The day’s programme includes novices crossing the burning sands at Infantry Hall, highlighting a featured event on the schedule.
Ideal Home Making Through Quality Furniture Values
Advertises furniture quality and affordable prices with liberal credit. Highlights a 8 piece suite in cane and mahogany with silk damask, priced at 785.00, plus tables and lamps with specific prices such as 44.50 lamp, 37.50 table, 24.85 gateleg, 32.75 Queen Anne, 9.25 lamp, and 12.60 shade lamp.
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Jay Liss Lliic
Willie
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Wharton Pepper
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Charles Sumner Bird
Mr. Bird
Bird
Wiliam Roscoe Thayer
Valey
Rally of Democrats
SYNOD
Boston Shriners
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