Four Army Planes Complete Hazardous New York to Nome Flight
Four army planes completed a 485 mile route from New York to Nome Alaska in 56 hours of flying time amid glaciers rain fog and snow. The expedition seeks to press on to Cape Prince of Wales linking North America with Asia by air. A British aircraft official visits Boston to plan future air lines and landing fields while wolves are targeted by Illinois pilots using airplanes to deter livestock losses.
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New York
Nome
Alaska
Thetlantic Seaboard
United Sates
Pacific Coast
Cape Prince of Wales
Siberia
Asia
Yukon
United States
Boston
Illinois
Rantoul
Airdrome Options Near Boston Listed for Parachute Use
The nearest landing fields to Boston include Weston Sudbury Saugus Point of Pines near Lynn and Framingham government airdrome. Parachute drops from airplanes occur almost daily but mainly for exhibition purposes.
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Boston
International Airdrome
Weston
Sudbury
Saugus
Point of Pines
Lynn
Framingham
Yale Greek literature professor emeritus Dr Perrin dies suddenly
Dr Bernadette Perrin, professor emeritus of Greek literature and history at Yale, died suddenly last night at the home of his brother in law General James W. Lester in Saratoga Springs.
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Saratoga Springs
Bernadette Perrin
Yale
James W. Lester
Labor ready for finish fight
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor brands the United States Chamber of Commerce as greedy and reactionary. He serves notice that organized labor will oppose recent conclusions by business groups on labor problems.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce adopts open shop plank after vote
Gompers denounces the Chamber of Commerce open shop plank as a direct challenge to the trade movement. He accuses employers of using state power to undermine unions and portrays the document as a dishonest device to banish labor organizations while feigning fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
America
Gompers
City People Prey Upon Farmers Products
Letter to the editor complaining that city residents with cars steal produce from farms and gardens, ignoring no trespassing signs. The author recounts cases of potatoes tomatoes berries plums and melons taken, with repeated incursions by multiple vehicles. He urges publication of measures to protect farmers’ hard earned crops.
Freezone Quick Relief for Corn Pain and Removal
A penny bottle of Freezone promises instant relief from aching corns. The advertisement claims the product stops pain and allows easy removal with fingers, effective on hard and soft corns and calluses without irritation. July, druggists sell small bottles.
Not a Pint of Oil in Gusher Under Trial
The court heard testimony that the oil company Ware was involved with had never produced a pint of oil. Attorney Robert Ryder, for George L. Ware of Ware & Co., presented the address to the court as the trial resumed before Commissioner Hayes at the Federal building yesterday.
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Robert Ryder
George L. Ware
George L. Ware & Co
Congress Street
Ware
Hayes
Federal Building
Court hears testimony on oil trust schemes and lost leases
In a packed session Judge Hayes faces remarks on persecution as Dan Shea objects to questions about connections to Thomas Lawson and John Feeney. M. P. Hutchings testifies as a Mutual Divide trustee claiming 400 shares in South Texas Trust. no oil has been produced and a key lease and an initial drill hole were lost. Harry E. Glover testifies as Ware's clerk and trustee, noting a dividend was declared before stock issuance.
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South Texas Trust
Massachusetts
Harry E. Glover
Ware
Mutual Divide
Hutchings
Texas Trust
Harry FE. Glover
Mutual Divide of Massachusetts
Glover
Hartford Sees Record Drunkenness Arrests in August
Ex exclusive of plain drunks released without arraignment, Hartford Police Court logged 395 drunkenness bookings in August, surpassing any pre prohibition period and signaling a return to older patterns of arrests.
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Hartford
Conn
Malden Girls to Represent Middlesex in Worcester Canning
Three Malden girls Alice Waring Rose Carp and Marjorie Robeson will represent Middlesex in next Saturday's Worcester canning competition after winning the county title last week All are ninth graders at Belmont School and train under Miss Alice Grady and Mrs Waterhouse They demonstrated pears and tomatoes during practice and seek further honors with their team ready to win.
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Middlesex County
Malden
Canning
Worcester
Alice Waring
Rose Carp
Marjorie Robeson
Alice’ Waring
Tufts Street
Fairmont Street
Ferry Street
Belmont School
Malden High School
Alice Grady
Waterhouse
60 Foot Fall Breaks Skull at Hotel Harvard
Harry Silverstein a 45 year old hotel employee from 140 Huntington avenue is dying at City Hospital from a fractured skull and internal injuries after falling 60 feet through a skylight at the Hotel Harvard Longwood and Huntington avenues He was on the roof removing lace curtains when the glass roof gave way and he plunged through the open space between the hotel stairs.
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Harry Silverstein
Huntington Avenue
City Hospital
Harvard
Longwood
Huntington Avenues
Silverstein
Boy Charles Tyler Found Dead in Creek Near Home
Ipswich residents plus a search party located five-year-old Charles Tyler’s body in a shallow creek on New March Street near the Tyler residence after two days of searching. The child was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Tyler.
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Ipswich
Charles Tyler
New March Street
Tyler
Fuller demands sworn statement over Warner link to Fall River cotton firm
Congressman Alvan T. Fuller urges Speaker Joseph E Warner to produce a sworn statement from Harold Hathaway asserting he did not share fees for legislative work with Warner. Fuller repeats claims that Hathaway, from the same Taunton office, was employed by the Fall River Cotton Manufacturers and challenges Warner to a direct onstage cross examination at Convention Hall.
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Alvan T. Fuller
Warner
Fall River
Fall River Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. Hathaway
Profit Division Question in Law Firm Sparks Debate
A discussion among associates questions customary practice of dividing profits within the law firm. The note highlights concerns about equity, transparency, and professional norms shaping compensation.
Foley Camps at Charlestown Rallys Speaks on Small Loans Act
Senator William J. Foley, candidate for the Governor's council, addressed several Charlestown gatherings last night. He touted his push to repeal the small loans act and cited endorsements from AFL legislative committees, United Spanish War Veterans, and a Legion representative. Suits are trimmed with heavy silk embroidery.
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William J. Foley
Governor
Charlestown
American Federation of Labor
United Spanish War Veterans
The
American Legion
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William H. Workman
Aircraft Disposal Board of
Great Britain
New England
DR. Perrin
Lehn & Fink, Inc
MR. Brittain
Epstein Truc O
Woodward Drug Co
Hunt's Drug Stores
Huggdie
Mass. Ave
Siegel's
Mass Ave
L. VD
Drucy
Rox
McGarry
Mass
Kotalko
Iqhn Hart Brittain
New
Defi
Chambers of
Robert L. Norton
the Post
Ware Company
Boy
Safety Azor
Eney
Fuller
Senator Foley
Jordan Marsh Company—The Mercantile Heart of
Jordan Marsh Company
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Machine
Western Electric Sewing Machine
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