Two Attacks on Patrolman to Be Aired in East Boston
Mrs Hamilton Barton 40 of East Boston and her husband were arraigned after police say she carved a hole in Patrolman Leo A Delaney coat with a carving knife during a disturbance at 2 AM. Earlier an attempted burglary ended with three shots fired at the patrolman. the gunman and his accomplice escaped after arrests.
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Hamilton Barton
East Boston
Leo A. Delaney
Sumner Street
East Boston Court
Barcon
City Faces Higher Garbage Disposal Costs in Bid Opening
Bids opened in the public works department show disposal of garbage and refuse in the Hub costing at least double the current rate under a 10 year contract with the Boston Sanitary and Development Company starting next July.
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Boston Sanitary and Development Company
Public Works Department
Coal on hand in Massachusetts to be tabulated
The questionnaire sent out by the Commission on the Necessaries of Life on Sept 1 will soon be tabulated at the State House. Results will show the amount of coal on hand in Massachusetts by community and compare with last winter’s level.
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Commission On the
State House
Massachusetts
Screen Gossip on Winifred Westover Career Moves
Winifred Westover, then in California small roles, received a Sweden offer to shoot four pictures and one in Denmark before returning. She now holds a long Selznick studio contract alternating as leading lady for Conway Tearle and Eugene O'Brien. She is in her early twenties and described as a bachelor maid with blonde curls.
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Winifred Westover
California
Sweden
Miss Westover
Denmark
Selznick Studio
Conway Tearle
Eugene O’brien
James Kirkwood to lead The Man From Home in London
James Kirkwood has been engaged by Famous Players Lasky Company to play the leading role in The Man From Home. The production is to be made in London and Mr. Kirkwood will sail shortly.
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James Kirkwood
Famous Players-Lasky Company
London
Mr. Kirkwood
Progress Satisfies President Washington
President Harding, in a letter assessing Republican achievements, says the nation is moving out of wasteful spending and that progress is being made at an impressive rate against Congress. The statement frames the administration’s economic and legislative performance.
President Harding Letter Attaches Campaign to New Mexico Race
The letter dated August 29 and made public today was written by President Harding to Senator McCormick of Illinois. It is viewed as a campaign tool in New Mexico where Senator Bursum seeks election. The president claims progress on retrenchment and efficiency and hopes Congress will pass tariff and taxation measures and a debt funding bill after the recess.
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McCormick
Illinois
New Mexico
Bursum
Republican Congress
White
Democratic National Committee
Harding
Congress
Debtors to begin paying interest under proposed acts
The text states that arrangements will soon allow debtors to start paying interest on their obligations. It also notes confidence that a bill funding railway debt to the United States will become law during the extraordinary session, creating immediate demand for employment for men currently idle.
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United States
Ford Invited to Washington on Muscle Shoals Talks
Secretary Weeks invites Henry Ford to Washington to discuss his plan to purchase and lease the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant and water power project. A separate bid for private operation was received from C. E. James of Chattanooga Tennessee, with telegram indicating the offer is being forwarded.
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Washington
Henry Ford
War Weeks
Muscle Shoals
Ala
C. E. James
Chattanooga
Tenn
James
Nail
Cambridge Man Charged With Stock Theft At Local Furniture Store
John FE Dawes aged 23 of 994 Cambridge Street Cambridge was arrested yesterday afternoon by Patrolman Thomas Stokes East Cambridge station for larceny of stocks valued at 2200 dollars. Dawes worked for John A Hedin Furniture at 612 Cambridge Street Cambridge.
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John FE. Dawes
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Thomas Stokes
East Cambridge
Dawes
John A. Hedin
Dawes Held on Bail Over Stolen Bond Mail Theft
Dawes signed for bonds in a registered letter on July 3 and allegedly left them on Hedin's desk. Police were notified after an empty envelope appeared, and the same young man had earlier attracted attention when found bound in a furniture store rear, accused of an armed theft of $125. He remains jailed under $2500 bail.
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Dawes
Hedin
Autumn Fashion Observations From Paris Style Tips
A Filene representative from Paris notes hemline trends with waistlines at the hips and uneven hems. Velvet trimmings appear on crepe gowns while new fringe accents emerge. Broadcloth resurges, gowns drape like statues, blacks dominate with Madeleine blue offering a muted contrast.
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Filene
Paris
Jane Novak Stars in New Six Picture Series
Jane Novak, noted blonde heroine of outdoor screen drama, becomes central figure as a new company forms to produce six pictures with her in the stellar role for release by Associated Photoplays.
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Jane Novak
Miss Novak
Associated Photoplays
Captain Debohnatre to Star In New Colonial Tale
Colonel Selig announces next feature Captain Debohnatre set in early New York with Lewis S. Stone as the hero. Virginia Valli again stars opposite Bert Lytell in The Right That Failed for Metro. Rip Van Winkle features Doris May and Hallam Cooley. Owen Moore’s Selznick comedy titled Love Is An Awful Thing with Kathryn Perry opposite him.
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Colonel Selig
Captain Debohnatre
New York
Lewis S. Stone
Virginia Valli
Bert Lytell
Metro
Rip van Winkle
Doris May
Hallam Cooley
Owen Moore
Kathryn Perry
Mabel Normand to Begin Mack Sennett Film Sept Fifteenth
Plans state Mabel Normand will start another Mack Sennett production on September 15. Her completed Molly-DO is said to outshine Mickey, and she reportedly earns about 8000 dollars weekly for her work.
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Mabel Normand
Mack Sennett
Molly-Do
Mickey
Miss Normand
Film Stars and Cast Notes From The Boston Post
Admirer Tom Mix returns with The Night Horsemen though the leading lady changes. May Hopkins co stars opposite him. Priscilla Dean headlines Reputation Under Flying Colors with Wheeler Oakman. Constance Talmadge and Norma in The Wonderful Thing also on screens.
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Tom Mix
May Hopkins
Taunton
Jack Hoxie
Hobart Boulevard
Los Angeles
Cal
Maine
Priscilla Dean
Wheeler Oakman
Universal Film Company
Universal City
Connie
Constance Talmadge
Norma
Malden
Tom Carrigan
Terrence O'Brien
Constance Binney
Cullen Landis
Miss Revell
Alice Lake
Prunella Hall
The
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Madeleines
Jenny
Georgette Crepe
Mme
Autumn
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Ill
William Straw
Jordan Marsh Company the Mercantile Heart of
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Pictorial Review
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Mousggne
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Marvella
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Filene’s
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