Hughes Ends Rally Praise for Lodge in Massachusetts
Secretary Hughes lauded Henry Cabot Lodge at a Massachusetts rally, praising his foreign policy leadership and long service. Former Governor Bates predicted Lodge’s strong re election, highlighting his role in treaties and public duty as cheers roared through the hall.
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Lodge
Secretary of State
Harding
Coolidge
Gillett
Weeks
Benator Lodge
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
John L. Bates
Bates
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hughes
America
Calvin Coolidge
House of Representatives
Frederick H. Gillett
John W. Weeks
The
Theodore Roosevelt
House
Secretary Hughes Praises Massachusetts Leadership in Postwar Policy
Secretary Hughes visits Massachusetts praising the state for its support of the Harding administration and leaders. He highlights cooperation with Congress, restraint in executive power, and progress in foreign affairs including peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary and a proposal for an international court of justice.
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Hungary
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Lodge
William Rufus Day
Supreme Court
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Senator Lodge
Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Asia Minor
Massachusetts
Mchusetts
Leading Points in Hughes Speech on U S Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Hughes argues the administration preserves nonpartisan rule, cuts waste, and advances international cooperation. He highlights Washington Conference achievements, naval arms limits, Far East treaties, and support for refugees, Cuba, and Latin American stability.
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SEC. OF State
Hughes
Constantinople
Smyrna
America
Baker Receives Six Months for Manslaughter Verdict
Adam Guillemette, a notable Cambridge baker, was sentenced by Judge Hammond to six months in the House of Correction for manslaughter. The jury, led by Robert C. Clifford of Lowell, found him guilty after a June 21 collision on the Aiken Street Bridge that killed the victim. District Attorney Saltonstall argued against fines, noting they hold little weight for a man.
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House of Correction
Hammond
Cambridge
Guilmette
Robert C. Clifford
Lowell
Guillemette
Aiken Street
Ime Lowell
Saltonstsil
South End Man Dies on Way to Hospital
An unconscious man, William Flather, 1? years old, from 18 Worcester Square, was rushed to the City Hospital yesterday afternoon after suffering severe headaches and illness. Believed veronal poisoning is cited as the cause. police or investigators noted repeated complaints of headaches.
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Pital
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Muscular Strain Causes Backache and Pain Relief Claim
A Maine resident credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with rebuilding blood nourishment to the back muscles, easing lumbago and neuralgia. She reports improved appetite, energy, and sleep after using the pills and recommends them.
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Emma F. Thomas
R, No. 1
Turner
Maine
Price Sixt
Dr. Williams Man Co
Schenectady
N. Y
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