Brilliant Scene at Osgood Home
Boston society fills the Jamaica Way residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Osgood for a farewell to Governor Cox. Guests include 900 invitees from business, civic, political and social circles led by Elks and state officials. Cox and family receive with mutual regard while Coolidge and Lodge send regrets.
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C. E. Osgood
Pond Street
Jamaica Way
Governor Cox
Osgood
Cox
Osgoods
Jamaica Pond
Jeither
The
Gavin Cox
E. Osgood
Boston Lodge
Bill
Heavey
Edge
Coolidge
Calvin Cao‘Sage
Senator Lodge
Commonwealth
Brooklyn
Washington
Huncheon
Zinn
Copley Plaza
Gov. Cox
Eugene N. Foss
Channing Cox
John V. Weeks
Curts Guild
Henry L. Bowles
Alvin FE. Bliss
Frederick S. Snyder
Charles R. Gow
Earl P. Blake
Albert P. Langtry
Roger Keith
Brockton
Edward W. Quinn
Leon M. Abbott
Robert L. O'Brien
Frank Seiberlich
Walter M. Morrison
Matthew J. Whittall
Charles F. Weed
Robert M. Washburn
Andrew Marshall
Frank G. Allen
Francis Appleton
Martha Alford
Fred Atteaux
Hugh Bancroft
EB. Renton
George M. J. Jates
N. Brush
Charles L
John JL. Bates
Arthur A. Cushing
Joe Mitchell Chapple
William H. Carter
Michael H. Crowley
Ndgar Kr, Champlin
Winthrop Coffin
Charles H. Cole
Joseph A. Conry
M. F. Culing
Thomas Claxton
Sidney S. Conrad
Perry H. Dow
Manchester
Thomas H Dow
Payson Dana
John A. Curtin
J. Lynfield Damon
John Ho Dunn
Edwards
Brewer Eddy
New York
Katherin York
Benjamin F. Davies
Robert C. Tar
Beautiful Gowns at Reception for Governor Cox
A colorful display of gowns lit the reception for Governor Cox and Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Channing H. Cox led in gray chiffon with crystal beading while hostesses Mrs. Osgood wore orchid brocade velvet and many guests followed in vivid fabrics and detailed jewelry.
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Marcell N. Smith
Emma W. Burt
Edward C. Carr
Frank Seibe
William Cox
Bertha
Carrickmacross
W. E. Lombard
Harry H. Williams
Harding
Charlotte Potter
Osgood
Ada Helin
New York
Marie de Visa
Hf. A. Wison
W. T. Patch
George Brock
Fred Hayes
Elizabeth Under- Hill
Mugene Kelley
Miss Withers
Schaefer
Malcolm Sci
Ana Aist
Son
William M. Kimball
Northampton
Charles Holt
Philip Abbott
Earl P. Black
Plymouth
Malcolm B. French
Matthew Manoney
Lowell
Arthur L. Rice
A. T. Beatey
Perry Dow
Manchester
N. H
A. K. Cohen
Maud M. B. Nichols
Fred E. Mann
Newtonville
Willard N. Hall
Addison L. Winship
Alonzo FE. Yont
Daniel Tyler
Nicholas Young
Newton
Frank Lamson
Walter Miner
Brookline
Arthur A. Cushing
Joseph M. Sullivan
L. ©. Watson
Marjorie W. Scriven
G. M. J. Bates
Edric Eldredge
Bert E. Holland
M. H. Gulesian
M. E. Prior
J. H. Dunn
T. E. McCarthy
David W. Connell
Dorchester
F. X. Mahoney
Irving P. Gammon
Wellington Hallett
Reuben Thomas
Anstace Jenkinson
Louis P. la Franche
Carleton Knight
Debate on New Bedford Dry Law Referendum
Citizens' Alliance and Constitutional Liberty League debated the prohibition enforcement referendum in New Bedford High School auditorium. Roland D. Sawyer of Ware spoke against the act and G Loring Briggs of Boston supported it.
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New Bedford
Citizens’ Alliance
Constitutional Liberty League
New Bedford High School
Roland D. Sawyer
Ware
G Loring Briggs
Boston
Walker Urges Votes to Defeat Lodge in Mass Senate Fight
Conrad W. Crocker released a statement from Joseph Walker urging voters in Massachusetts to back Gaston for U S Senator or Nicholls if Gaston is not possible. Walker supports Nicholls and vows to defeat Lodge, calling it the paramount duty of every voter.
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Conrad W. Crocker
Republican Liberal League
Joseph Walker
House
Gaston
United States
John A. Nicholls
Prohibition
Walker
Nicholls
Crocker
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
League of Nations
Rockefeller Jr Urges Eight Hour Day For Industry
John D. Rockefeller Jr. issues a Survey Graphic article calling for an eight hour workday and condemning a 12 hour day and seven day week as unnecessary uneconomic and unjustifiable. The statement follows R S Lyndhall’s earlier Wyoming oil field report in the same magazine.
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New York
Associated Press
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Survey
Wyoming
R. S. Lyndh
Allen renews challenge to Coolidge on Volstead act debate
J Weston Allen renewed his challenge to Louis A Coolidge for a joint debate on the State Volstead act. He said the Legislature passed the law in response to Governor Coxs inaugural message. Allen quoted the governor and offered to debate any Liberty League member. Coolidge charged that Allen was making the issue a party measure.
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J. Weston Allen
Louis A. Coolidge
Cox
Allen
Constitutional Liberty League
Coolidge
Cushing Delivers Inaugural Speech at Surgeons Congress
Dr Harvey Cushing of Boston condemned indiscriminate liquor prescriber practices and urged restraint and focus on prevention. He warned against untrained doctors and quack remedies while praising public health and cautious medical training. About 700 new fellows joined the college and leaders were elected, including Albert J. Ochsner as president and Franklin H. Martin as director general.
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Harvey Cushing
Boston
American College of Surgeons
Symphony Hall
Albert J. Ochsner
Chicago
Franklin H. Martin
End Your Rheumatism Suffering With This New Relief
Advert says sufferers of rheumatism can end years of torture with a new relief and claims quick improvement. It targets readers seeking pain help and promises noticeable results.
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Theodore Roosevelt
James R. Nicholson
Francis X. Mahoney
Weeks
Jesse F. Stevens
George E. Parsons
Albert W. Vinal
Albert F. Walker
James W. Rivers
Edward J. Sampson
A. Whitney Rhodes
Philip Richardson
Donald Richardson
Irving N. Scoville
A. Neill Osgood
Harriman
Ashley Day Leavitt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Louis K. Liggett
Walter E. Lombard
W. W. Lufkin
Henry L. Long
E. C. Mills
Samuel W. McCall
J. J. MacKenzie
Walter C. Miner
Ernor
Mrs. Cox
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Charles E. Osgood
Pettijohn’s
Charles H. Osgoopd
Governor
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H. W. Reed
Urie Aeld
H. P. Clearwater
Cc Street
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