Jackson Home Break-In Targets State Treasurer James Jackson
Andrew Dyer, 43, Medford plumber of 75 Court Street, was arrested for breaking and entering the Westwood home of James Jackson the newly appointed state treasurer. He faces larceny charges for Carpenter tools found in a car outside the scene. A caretaker alerted police after the door was forced and an auto was traced to its owner.
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James Jackson
Ve Street
Westwood
Andrew Dyer
Medford
Court Street
Dyer
Roosevelt Receives Silver Cup at Labor Day Ceremony
Franklin D. Roosevelt attends Labor Day events in Brooklyn. He places a wreath on the Lafayette statue in Prospect Park and is presented with a silver loving cup by 13,000 Brooklyn Navy Yard workers in appreciation of his service as Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lafayette
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Navy Yard
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promises Easy Laxative Results
An old consumer ad touts California Syrup of Figs as the best and most harmless laxative for children. It urges buyers to look for the California name on the package to ensure trusted fruit flavored relief and full directions on each bottle.
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California
Heffenreffer & CO
Boston
Mass
Lafayette Day at West Point marking Lafayette Marne victory
At West Point New York on September 6 dignitaries from America and France marked Lafayette Marne Day. Messages from France's premier and marshals were read as Army officers and officials from France Britain and the U S gathered near the monument donated by L Ecole Polytechnique. Herbert Hoover spoke for liberty and world peace.
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West Point
N. Y
Hudson
United States Military Academy
America
Lafayette
Paris
Marne
France
L’ecole Polytechnique
Herbert Hoover
M. Jean Parmentier
Ministry of Finance
Lawrence Labor Men Celebrate the Holiday at Field Day
Lawrence Central Labor Union observed the holiday with the 24th annual field day at O Sullivan Park. A baseball game pitted teams from U S W Co O Mill and Pacific Print Works, won by Pacific Print Works 16 to 10, followed by several amateur boxing matches.
Moore to Give Facts Today Before Senate Probe
In Chicago on September 6 the Senate sub committee resumes its inquiry into presidential campaign expenditures with BE H Moore Governor Cox’s personal representative called as chief witness. Moore says he will provide factual details and names of donors and fund raising plans including a Western state leader who allegedly raised over 100000 while the state quota was 25000.
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Chicago
BE. H. Moore
James M. Cox
Senate
Moore
Upham
Gibson Girls Join Boston Sunday Post Magazine Series
Charles Dana Gibson's famous Gibson girls will appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine as the first of a new series of clever cartoons, marking a notable addition to the newspaper's Sunday features.
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Charles Dana Gibson
Wonderful
Harvest masque at Tudor estate charms Cambridge ladies
About 200 members of the Women's City Club attended a Labor Day harvest masque at The Larches on Larch Street Cambridge hosted by Mrs Henry D Tudor. Dancers from the Noyes group directed by Miss Laura Dalzell performed in an old garden setting with Ceres and fruit bearers among the barefoot troupe.
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Woman’s City Club
Cambridge
Tudor
Margaret Durfee
Ben Holmes
Louisa Webster
Marjory Heinzman
Ceres
Helen Moore
Dorothy Cormack
Gertrude Huff
Women’s City Club
Henry D. Tudor
Tudor Place
Larch Street
Boston
Noyes
Laura Dalzell
Connecticut
Marjory Heinzen
Florence Luscomb
Helen Holmes
George Everts
Arrangements by France to Pay Loan Announced
The French government disclosed plans to cover its half of the 500 million dollar Anglo French loan due October 15. It includes a public issue of 100 million dollars in French government bonds underwritten by an American syndicate and 150 million dollars in cash and gold arriving from France.
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France
New York
Oldest Voter Annie Stone Faces Possible Absence From Primaries
At the Mt. Pleasant Home in Roxbury the 1024 birthday girl Annie Stone may miss her first vote tomorrow due to illness. If able she will be driven to Hutchins Street polling place to support the Republican ticket under escort from Frank B. Hall. Several residents at the home are Republican. two are Democrats, including Izetta Smith and Eliza D. Pickett.
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Mt. Pleasant
Elm Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Annie Stone
Frank B. Hall
Republican State Committee
Stone
Hutchins Street
Izetta Smith
Harwich
Cape
Cox
Eliza D. Pickett
Miss Pickett
Emma F. Crosby
Emily Harvey
Emeline Smith
Mary Smith
Ponzi to Aid Receivers in Asset Review at 8 State Street
Ponzi will be brought from East Cambridge jail to the offices of Charles F. Rittenhouse & Co. for asset compilation and possible further questioning by Ponzi receivers. Receivers Thurston Sears and Attorney General Allen discuss notes and hidden assets after a holiday conference.
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East Cambridge
Charles F. Rittenhouse & Co
State Street
Equitable
Edward A. Thurston
William R. Sears
Allen
the Post
McNary
William 8. McNary
Hanover Trust Company
Charles Ponzi
Pizzi
Hanover Street
The
Post
Henry H. Chimelilinski
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Miss Emily Thomas to Wed Philip J Dwight
Miss Emily Thomas daughter of Mrs William Clark Thomas of 310 Commonwealth avenue will marry Philip J Dwight son of Mrs James Dwight and the late Dr Dwight of Boston. Both served in France during the war she with the American Fund for French Wounded and he with the Yankee Divisions in the American forces.
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Emily Thomas
William Clark Thomas
Commonwealth Avenue
Philip J. Dwight
James Dwight
Dr. Dwight
Boston
Mr. Dwight
France
American Fund
Three Killed Under Niagara Rock Slide
A fall of shale rock in the Cave of the Winds at Niagara Falls killed A Hartman and his wife Louise Hartman of Brooklyn and Clara M Faust of Pittsburgh, injuring T W Lee of Pittsburgh and Franl E Haehling of Detroit. bodies not recovered, warning inaudible amid the falls roar.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
A. Hartman
Brooklyn
Louise Hartman
Clara M. Faust
Pittsburg
T. W. Lee
Franl. E. Haehling
Detroit
Mich
Trolley Crash Wounds Score at Niagara Gorge
A trolley on the gorge route smashed through an open switch this afternoon near the lower gorge of the Niagara River injuring a score of people. All victims were removed to hospitals and none were fatally hurt. The crash occurred near the site of a three year old disastrous wreck.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara River
Dandruff Vanished by Simple Arvon Solution at Night
A home remedy claims four ounces of plain liquid arvon dissolved into the scalp overnight dissolves all dandruff. With three or four applications, all signs of dandruff supposedly disappear and itching stops. Hair becomes fluffy lustrous and soft.
New England Y M and Y W H A choose Hartford for year meeting
The Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Associations of New England ended their Hartford convention and chose Hartford as next year's meeting site, defeating New Haven 49 to 46. Jacob L. Welsman of Boston was elected president of the men's association and Eva One of Boston led the women's association.
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Portland
Young Men's
Young Women's Hebrew Associations of
New England
Hartford
New Haven
Jacob L. Welsman
Boston
Eva
Women
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