Cape Cod Chamber Overruled on West Barnstable Artillery Camp
Adjutant General Jesse F Stey publicized Brigadier General Hale’s report defending the West Barnstable artillery camp. The Hale Report says 2000 Cape Cod citizens are responsible, law abiding and not a menace, noting the range is safe with guards and no nearby dwellings. The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce had opposed the camp, urging safety concerns be presented to authorities if any.
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Cape
West Barnstable
Theommonwealth
Cape Cod
Will Consider Protest on Webster's Dictionary
Public Library trustees at a meeting Monday will consider City Councillor James A. Watson's request to remove the latest edition of Webster's Standard Dictionary for a change in the definition of constitution. Watson argues the definition is un-American and too British in tone.
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Public Library
James A. Watson
Union
The
United States
France Proposes Inter Allied Conference On Debts And Reparations
Paris reports France proposes a joint inter allied conference to address German reparations and allied war debts. The United States would be invited, Brussels is a possible meeting site, and Premier Poincare responds to Lord Balfour’s call for broad debt cancellation.
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Paris
United News
France
United States
Brussels
Poincare
Lord Balfour
England
Cupid Failing In Haverhill Amid Volstead Era Decline
Haverhill reports a sharp drop in marriages from 477 in 1920 to 382 by September 1, 1921 and 280 by September 1, 1922. City Clerk William W. Roberts attributes the decline to Prohibition stirring parties or delays in proposals, noting men may seek a drink before proposing.
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Haverhill
William W. Roberts
Mr. Volstead
Ice Price Variations Prominent In Boston Markets
Boston Ice Company chief Frank J. Bartlett acknowledged wide price differences for summer ice across the city. Wholesale buyers in Faneuil Market have paid 40 cents per hundredweight, East Boston contracts fetch lower rates, and some Boston spots offer 2.5 to 3.25 cents per pound with bulk discounts.
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Faneuil
Boston Ice Company
Boston
Frank J. Bartlett
Fartlett
Rally and Entertainment in Paine Memorial Hall
A rally of the Mazzini Garibaldi Republican Club of Massachusetts will be held tomorrow evening in Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton Street. Antonio Laureana will preside. The Garibaldi brass band will play and Republican candidates for national state and district offices will speak.
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Mazzini-Garibaldi Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Antonio Laureana
Garibaldi Brass Band
Attractive Services at St. Pauls Tomorrow
At 11 oclock the St Pauls Cathedral service broadcasts the summer choir’s Handel chorus Let Their Celestial Concerts All Unite from Samson and Gretchaninoffs Cherubim Song sung unaccompanied by the Russians. Rev Edward T Sullivan preaches The Makers and Unmakers of Men. The Handel chorus repeats at the evening service. An outdoor 7 oclock service in front of the cathedral features a vested choir and four trumpets.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Shevard
Samson
Gretchaninoff
Edward T. Sullivan
On Bargain Table 11 At Wolf's Main Floor
Bargain table 11 features clothing items including Hanover and Pocuand 1c Tork Turkiselsa and codling ogg e size turkiselsa offered at four for one dollar.
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Wolf's
Moonshining Charge After Stage-Set Seizure at 75 Temple Street
Stefano Mirachi of Revere and Thomas F. McNulty reported a staged moonshine setup at Steve's home 75 Temple Street. Agents found 44 barrels of cash and two 150-gallon stills on a gas stove. Steve pleaded not guilty and was held on $500 bail for a Sept. 12 hearing.
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Stefano Mirachi
Revere
Thomas F. McNulty
Steve
Temple Street
McNulty
Heach-Hunter
Hayes
Mirachi
Two Rescues From Seaweed Off Sagamore Beach
At Sagamore Beach a 93-year-old boy and a 23-year-old maid were entangled in seaweed. Miss Hilda Peterson attempted to rescue the boy with water wings but sank. Miss Marion Flynn saved her. The boy, a neighbor’s son Paul MacDormand, was rescued by Louis Nash of New York. Peterson recovered after three minutes of resuscitation.
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Sagamore Beach
Hilda Peterson
C. A. Stephens
Paul MacDormand
Marion Flynn
Sagamore Lodge
Miss Peterson
Louis Nash
New York
McDormand
Charlestown Man Held on Robbery Charge
George F. Fee aged 38 of Pleasant Street Charlestown is held on $2000 bond for continued hearing in Central Court on charges he held up and robbed Frank Webber night watchman for Armstrong Express Company at Albany Street office early Monday. Fee, a chauffeur for the company, was arrested by Officers O'Neil and DeSessa of East Dedham Street Station after several days of inquiry.
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George F. Fee
Pleasant Street
Charlestown
Creed
Central Court
Frank Webber
Armstrong Express Company
Albany Street
Fee
O’neil and
DeSessa
Dedham Street
Boston Fliers at Mitchell Field
Flyers of the 1st squadron Massachusetts Guard based in Boston are quartered at Mitchell Field for intensive training. Though the legislature provided funds for a flying field the guardsmen lack planes and rely on general subscriptions while 7 enlisted men and 19 officers train daily with regular army officers.
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New York
Massachusetts Guard
Boston
Mitchell Field
Massachusetts
Charge Man of 64 With Enticing Women
Springfield police allege Augustine Roberts 64 of Commonwealth avenue enticed women to his home by an ad seeking a housekeeper and then attacked them He was arraigned on an assault charge after Helen Keller a respondent in the adcase says she endured indignities Neighbors say they warned women about visiting his home
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Springfield
Augustine Roberts
Commonwealth Avenue
Helen Keller
Roberts
Mystery of Death in Charles River Cleared
Margaret Lyons aged 20, an employee of the Davidson Rubber Company, was identified by her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest J Lyons of West Somerville at North Grove Street Mortuary. They said she had no reason for suicide and had suffered a recent nervous illness.
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Charles River Basin
Ernest J. Lyons
Clarendon Avenue
West Somerville
North Grove Street
Margaret
Mary) Lyons
Davidson Rubber Company
Charges French Censor American Citizens Mail
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus retired urged protest after accusing French censors in the German occupation zone of opening or withholding letters to him. He said letters addressed to Bonn and Duisburg were opened or not received during his visit to see his sisters.
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New York
Germany
Hugo Osterhaus
U.S. N
Washington
State Department
Oster Haus
Bonn
Duisberg
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