Domestic Quarrel and Club Gossip at Indian Point
Philip and Caroline Gibbons discuss a quarrel from the previous night between Sherman Kimball and Amy Kimball as they arrive at the country club. Sammy Slocum pitches a domestic efficiency scheme by Lydia Mott Lovell while the rich Van Dervens weigh inviting her into their home. Carrie and Phil fear their fate as Caroline’s father reveals his fortune loss and ending salary. Sherman plans to take a child from an orphanage, while Amy agrees to a child for the couple.
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Philip
Caroline Gibbons
Sherman
Amy Kimball
Kim
Caroline
Eeen
Amy
Sammy Slocum
Lydia Mott Lovell
Minna
Jonas van Derven
Indian Point
Country Club
Edith
Anthony Morgan
Carrie
Phil
Peter
Lucy Talbot
Dad
Mother
Edith Morgan
Guild
Betty
Martha
Kenneth
Otty
Mrs. Lovell
Elsa
van Dervens
Morgans
Tony
Thes
Anthony
Avid
Livi
Little Peter Fills Kim and Amy With Joyful Hope
Amy and Kim celebrate the arrival of baby Peter in a tense scene of joy at the hospital. They plan a family stay in town and discuss outfits and rooms, while Amy proclaims profound happiness and a new normal for their lives.
Domestic strife and a vital reveal in a modern home
Caroline Morgans faces financial strain and family tensions as her father’s aid cushions their losses. Edith and Tony confront a damaging Lovell report about their marriage, prompting fears of exposure, a contested director’s role, and a strange moral critique from the domestic circle.
Back Bay Patrolman Evans Bribe Hearing Continued
Trial at Central Court resumes and is continued to Sept 16 for further hearing. Prosecutors allege extortion of 50 dollars from Mrs. Georgia M. Smith to aid license transfer as she buys a new house, with a $100 down payment. Witness testimony centers on claims the officer was framed and on attack on the woman’s character.
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Back Bay
William Evans
Central Court
Georgia M. Smith
Dartmouth Street
Labor boom for La Follette for president
Atlantic City reports organized labor weighs La Follette as a presidential candidate for the next election. AFL vice-president Matthew Wolt predicts a winning race if nominated, while Samuel Gomper argues the talk is premature amid praise for La Follette.
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Atlantic City
United News
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Matthew Wolt
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
la Follette
Samuel Gomidenta
Federation
la One
Bullet Proof Vest Tested by Police
Albert Schwartz of New York was shot three times at police headquarters to test a New York made bullet proof vest. The vest with thin steel plates withstood three feet distance shots and left bullets indented but not penetrated. Police officials observed the tests including Inspector Donovan and other senior officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schwartz
New York
Mr. Schwartz
Europe
Philip V. Rombell
Donovan
Crowley
Timothy Donovan
Boston
Mayor Seeks To Force Lower Gas Rates
The Boston Consolidated Gas Company refused to cut rates to promote gas use in place of coal during a fuel shortage. Mayor Curley ordered Corporation Counsel E Mark Sullivan to seek a state utilities department investigation into whether lower gas rates should be compelled.
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Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Curley
E. Mark Sullivan
State Public Utilities Department
Mayflower or Nothing in Gloucester Race Plans
Gloucester on Sept. 8 reports a mass meeting by the American race committee to decide the challenger for the international series. The committee will only consider the Boston schooner Mayflower if she is eligible for the elimination race. if not, no other vessel will be lined up. $6000 was subscribed to finance both the elimination contest on Oct 11 12 18 and the international series on Oct 23 25 26. Speakers included Congressman A Pratt Andrew, Port Collector W W Lufkin and John Hays Hammond Jr.
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Gloucester
Chamber of Commerce Rooms
American Race Committee
Boston
A. Pratt. Andrew
W. W. Lufkin
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Illinois Miners Back Herrin Massacre Defenders
Illinois miners in executive session pledged one percent of earnings, about $250,000 monthly, to defend United Mine Workers members arrested for any involvement in the Herrin massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Herrin
Peoria
Ill
Dinois
United Mine Workers
Expose of winter energy policy urged by FP head
FP Administrator Eugene Hultman told mayors and selectmen in Massachusetts that exploitation by selfish interests, not freezing, is the winter problem. He urged use of coal, briquets, coke, electricity, oil, gas, kerosene, and wood in public buildings and large homes to reduce dependence on a single fuel and to supply small holders with more dam fuel amid anthracite delivery concerns.
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Eugene Hultman
Massachusetts
Hultman
A Richard Harding Davis Story Preview
The Boston Post Magazine promises a fine Richard Harding Davis work. It touts The Naked Man as one of his best stories and previews its full completion in the upcoming issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harding Davis
Boston Post
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Hillikers
Spee
Renthood
Ellen
Ter
Pamela
Regi Sherman Kimball
Jrnna
Sammy
California
Amelia
Beecham’s
Minna van Derven
Jonas van der Re
Jonas
Norry
Mrs. Prentice
Claudy-White
Lydia Lovell
Commonwealth
van Derven-Rappelye
Chlewory
Shrew
Hazel Deyo Batchelor
Daily Post
Policeman Evans
Smith’Patterson CO. Diamond Merchants and Jewelers
Mallory
Boylston St
Washington St
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