Wedding Party in Overturn Near Clinton
Eleven youths riding in a six seated automobile were thrown out when the car skidded on a wet street in Berlin and overturned on the car tracks. They were all brought to Clinton Hospital in passing cars and treated for minor injuries before discharge. The party had followed a newly married couple to Worcester and were returning home when the accident occurred.
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Clinton
Berlin
Clinton Hospital
Mary Kelley
Walter Lawson
Peter Bianchi
John Gunderman
Bernard Rash
George Steele
Worcester
County votes 120000 bond for Cohasset Narrows bridge
At the county commissioners meeting in Plymouth the group voted to borrow 120000 to build the Cohasset Narrows bridge across the upper Buzzards Bay between Wareham Plymouth county and Bourne in Barnstable county under Charter 165 general acts.
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Plymouth
Cohasset Narrows
Buzzards Bay
Wareham
Plymouth County
Bourne
Barnstable County
Sugar refinery defends pricing and inventory policy
Ohio sugar policy statement by Franklin D. Roosevelt and Governor Cox clarifies refinery operations. They say demand has collapsed for refined sugar, not stockpiling, with 40 million pounds raw on hand and 6.5 million refined unsold. They claim purchases from United Fruit and pricing tied to Cuban market rates.
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United Fruit Company
Cuba
Governor Cox Backing World League of Nations Stance
Governor Cox champions a world League of Nations and attacks Senator Harding’s plan while criticising prohibition as the key issue. Prohibition candidate Watkins blasts both rivals and calls for a stand on prohibition. Roosevelt notes Western agricultural gains and departs for New York after Cox’s rebuttal of Hays on campaign contributions. Cox rejects Grey's influence on the league.
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Governor Cox
League of Nations
League
Harding
Ohio
Watkins
Prohibition
Roosevelt
New York
Cox
Viscount Grey
England
Sugar Refinery Responds to Attorney General Testimony
A sugar refiner writes to the Post correcting misinterpretations of testimony about Revere Sugar Refinery. He explains 400,009 pounds of raw sugar on hand, clarifies daily capacity about 1,000,000 pounds, and states efforts to maintain a month of raw material while railroad transport limits movement of refined sugar.
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Revere
Revere Sugar Refinery Letter Demands Equal Publicity
A letter from H. E. Worcester vice president of the Revere Sugar Refinery asks for the same publicity given to morning reports. The missive stresses insistence on balanced coverage and public notice.
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Revere Sugar Refinery
H. E. Worcester
Unidentified man killed by auto in Dorchester collision
A man about 55 was struck and killed on Columbia road near Geneva avenue Dorchester by an auto driven by Carl R. Hossessis of Winthrop. Hossessis is under arrest on manslaughter charges. The victim is described as 5 feet 8 inches tall about 150 pounds with dark complexion gray hair and blue eyes. He wore a brown suit blue shirt gray socks black shoes and a dark hat.
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Columbia Road
Geneva Avenue
Dorchester
Carl R. Hossessis
Marshall Street
Winthrop
Hossessis
Four Hurt In Skidding Car At Martin's Point Bridge
In Portland Maine August 31 a large touring car skidded 275 feet on a cement road then rolled 39 feet onto Martin's Point bridge and dangled 30 feet above Back Bay. Ralph Agostin is unconscious and dangerously hurt while Joseph Raymond Louis Guttenholan and Herman Pivin of New York are seriously injured at Maine General Hospital.
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Portland
Ralph Agostin
Joseph Raymond
Louis Guttenholan
Herman Pivin
New York
Maine General Hospital
Martin’s Point Bridge
Back Bay
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Mary
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George Wilton Ballard
Harry Raderman
V. Monaco
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Gene W
Saxi Holtsworth
Harmony Hounds
Durante & Baquet
Jimmy Durante
Ahbert, Lewis & Young
Flo Bert
Kentucky
Clarence Gaskill
Filo Bert
Pretty Little Comby Franklyn
Vincent
Pretty Kitty Kelly
Pease
Nelson
Robert Hudson
Ferera
Frenchini
Franchisi
Victor Herbert
Duane Sawyer
His
Society Orchestra
Gennett
Gennett Record
Gennett Records
Arie
Greater Boston
The
Phonograph Sales’ Co
Court Square
Tremont Temple
Tremont Street
Samuele& Bro. Inc
Providence
R.1
New England
the Starr Piano CO
Richmond
Ind
Chicago
Los Angeles
Concord Grapes
Jacob Wirth & Co., Inc. General Distributors
Providence, R. I
Raps
Columbus
James M. Cox
Aaron S Watkins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Raps Harding
Hays
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Senate
Republican Committee
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Continental
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Boston
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