Hughes Emphasizes Arbitration Over Eight Hour Bill
At a Nashville campaign stop and in Beverly and York venues, the Republican candidate argues for arbitration with railroad employees and denounces Wilsons eight hour bill as legislative overreach. He frames the issue as a wage measure and urges inquiry before action while warning against governing by force.
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Hughes
Congress
Wilson
Nashville
Tenn
Sfughes
Chatauqua
Hughes Party
Tennessee
Beverly
City
York
Miserable From Stomach Trouble Finds Relief with Fruit-a-tives
A Montreal resident Louis Labrie reports two years of rheumatism and stomach trouble improved after using Fruit-a-tives. He notes quick relief after the first box and recommends the remedy, priced 50c a box or 6 for $2.50, via erases Limited, Ogdensburg.
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Champlain St
Montreal
Louis Labrie
Erases Limited
Ogdensburg
Hughes Campaign Stops Rally In Maine Draws Big Crowds
The Hughes tour in Maine featured crowds at York Beach Hampton Beach and Portsmouth with heavy turnout and strong applause for tariff and eight hour work day points. Mrs Hughes accompanied her husband at all events and was described as central to the campaign effort. Tomorrow Hughes plans speeches in Lewiston Waterville and Bangor with Fairbanks potentially joining in Lewiston and Pittsfield.
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Mr. Hughes
Boston
Beverly
Hampton Beach
McCall
Thurston
Republican State Committee
F. W. Estabrook
New Hampshire
Hampton Peach
Spaulding
Portsmouth
Charles W. Fairbanks
Lewiston
Pittsfield
Three Caught on New Hampshire Bridge
Two women and a child attempted to cross the Winnipesaukee River bridge as the 2:17 Boston express approached. The elderly woman lay down to let the engine pass, was narrowly spared, and was treated for a nervous shock. the other two reached safety.
Gas price cut anticipated by Boston motorists
Boston motorists expect a gas reduction after New York reports a wholesale price drop to 22 cents per gallon. Stand Oil officials in Boston confirmed a discount order and said the cut is coming soon. garage operators are already receiving reductions from 2 to 28 cents a gallon. Last Boston price drop was August 11.
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Boston
New York
New England Department of the Standard Oil Company
Child Fractured Skull After Being Tossed by Playmates
Three year old Bernard Gillon of 13 Norfolk Avenue Roxbury slipped from friends grasp while being tossed in the air. He fell on his head at 9 pm and is on the dangerous list at City Hospital with a fractured skull. He is the son of Mrs. Sarah Gillon. French and American artists in Paris, starving for commissions, turn to making rag dolls de luxe, described in the Woman's Section of the next Sunday Post.
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Bernard Gillon
Norfolk Avenue
Roxbury
City Hospital
Sarah Gillon
Paris
Next Sunday Post
Sherburne Attacks Pearson Over Border Officer Rosters
Colonel John H. Sherburne of the First Massachusetts Field Artillery criticizes Adjutant General Pearson for sending three officers to the border to compile a roster of Massachusetts troops. The move, seen as unnecessary, would cost time and money while diverting troops from other duties. Recruits sleep rough at Camp Pershing as Bay State units prepare for further activities and discharge orders affect six Eighth Regiment men.
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EL Paso
Tex
John H. Sherburne
Massachusetts Field Artillery
Pearson
Massachusetts
Bay State Artillery
Bay State
Sherburne
Bay State Adjutant-General’s Office
J. N. Greig
James J. Powers
Sixth Massachusetts Infantry
H. M. Rugg
Coast Artillery Corps
McCarthy and
Lawless
Wise
Adjutant-General
Commonwealth
Captain Weedon
Massachusetts Field Hospital Company
Massachusetts Ambulance Company
Second
Massachusetts Regiment
Columbus
N. M
Eighth Regiment
Camp Pershing
Massachusetts Artillery Regiment
Harvard
Artillery
Tobey
R. H. Hale
Lawrence B. Page
H. John Simpkins
John Luscomb
Fort Bliss Hospital
Paul Blackar
Dudley Hale
Philip Broughton
Frank Cousens
Cook George C. Murray
Allen Dd, Smith
I Company
Alexander M. Cauley
K Company
Louis FE. Kitchen
Walter L. Crawford
M Company
Harold R. M. Young
Breaks Off Officer's Leg in Stop Direction
Richard Hoyle 25 of 20 Causeway Street was arrested for recklessly operating a motorcycle after striking Constable Hammond Grantz on Gorham Street Chelmsford when asked to stop. Grantz suffered a broken right leg. Hoyle was thrown from his machine but unhurt.
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Lowell
Richard Hoyle
Causeway Street
Hammond Grantz
Gorham Street
Chelmsford
Grantz
Hoyle
Officials Removed From Hod Carriers Union No 209 Boston
Antonio Salerno president Lamenico Bonanna financial secretary and Vincenzo Santangenelo past president of Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Union No 209 Boston removed for calling a second strike after the first was settled with the employers' association by international officers.
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Antonio Salerno
Lamenico Bonanna
Vincencio Santangenelo
Hod Carriers and Building Laborers’ Union No. 209
Boston
Employers’ Association
City Council approves funds for playground and firehouse work
The council advanced an expenditure plan of 125000 for a neighborhood playground in the Castle Washington Dover Tremont area. It also approved about 85000 for remodeling Fire House stations and temporary police quarters, plus alterations at Dorchester and Roslindale municipal buildings. The Dorchester Engine 1 Ladder 5 and Engine 8 Salem Street facilities will be remodeled. A second reading passed for selling the old East Boston police station with no less than 12000 upset price.
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Castle, Washington Dover
Tremont Streets
Dorchester
Roslindale
Engine Company 1
Ladder Company
Salem Street
Old East Boston
Congress Adjourns Early After Passage In House And Senate
Lawmakers end session with the House approving the bill at 10 15 p m and the Senate at 12 55 a m. The adjournment follows emergency action and continuation excerpts from the first page.
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House
Senate
Congress Agrees on Adjournment and Tax Extensions
Senate and House leaders adopt a concurrent resolution to adjourn at 10 am. The bill preserves income and inheritance taxes and raises the munitions net profit tax to 12 1 2 percent, with several other taxes kept or ended. Debate highlights include Chamberlain and Gardner criticizing retaliatory trade provisions and foreign interference actions.
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Senate
House
Tariff Commission
Phelan
Chamberlain
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Conference Committee
Gardner
Massachusetts
Germany
Congress
Former Alderman Bowker Dies After Jump From Car
Lyman A. Bowker, ex A leader on the Waltham Board of Aldermen, was fatally injured when he jumped from a Boston and Middlesex car at Main and Lafayette streets. He landed on his head, sustaining a compound skull fracture as the car was moving past his stop. Motorman W H Cranton said Bowker tried to alight while the car was in motion rather than at the next stop.
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Lyman A. Bowker
Waltham Board of Aldermen
Boston
Middlesex
Main
Lafayette
W. H. Cranton
Freed at Leavenworth Fugitive Recovered by Boston Police
Michael J. O Flaherty 28 released from Fort Leavenworth desertion term was held by Boston officers and reached police headquarters in custody of Inspectors McCauley and Rooney. He is wanted for robbing Nathan Wolf's safe at 609 Atlantic avenue last year and stealing cloth and 45 dollars.
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Fort Leavenworth
Michael J. O'Flaherty
Boston
McCauley
Rooney
Nathan Wolf
Atlantic Avenue
Twelve Ships Pass Through Panama Canal After Dredging Finish
Twelve ships traversed the canal today with a maximum draught of 28 feet, signaling that the dredging of the Cucaracha slide has been virtually completed and traffic resumes smoothly.
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Panama
Cucaracha
Resinols Proved Wonderful For Itching Eczema
Mrs. H. H. Denbow of Sioux Falls South Dakota reports a three year eczema problem on hands. After using Resinol Soap and Ointment she notes immediate relief and complete clearing with no recurrence. All druggists sell Resinol products and samples are available from Resinol Baltimore department.
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H. H. Denbow
Sioux Falls
Dept
Resinvel
Baltimore
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Fred Hale
Raymond Robbins
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Edward J. Dunn
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