Industrial Restart Promises Refresh in Local Mills
Two plants announce Monday reopening signaling improved conditions. A. G. Walton shoe shop employing about 500 workers will restart the cutting room first with other departments to follow as materials arrive. Marland Mills Andover plant of M. T. Stevens will resume operations in part on Monday manufacturing women's dress goods.
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Marland Mills
Andover
M. T. Stevens Company
Curtis Proud of New Police
Commissioner Curtis marks yesterday as the practical anniversary of Boston's new police force. He praises the discipline morale and efficiency of the force from Crowley to the list and notes officers have worked unceasingly for the upbuilding of the force along correct lines. He says the police protect citizens uphold order and enforce law without fear of criticism or special interests. He believes the Boston police today are among the finest in the United States and aims for continued improvement and a finer spirit.
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Curtis
Crowley
United States
Walsh Seeks Age Disclosure Change For Voter Register
Senator John Jackson Walsh, Democratic gubernatorial nominee, calls for amending the law so women need only answer they are over 21 when registering voters. He argues the current age question deters registration and urges more polling places to reduce travel distances.
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John Jackson Walsh
Walsh
Catholic Church Notes Retreated Events And Plans
A general retreat opens at the Convent of the Cenacle Brighton September 17 conducted by a Jesuit Father. Rev Robert Swickerath S J will sail for Europe to do relief work in Austria. A lawn fete next Monday at Wardhurst Lynnfield supports the Catholic chapel fund with dancing whist and a 20 piece band. The Catholic Truth Guild van with Mrs Martha Moore Avery David Goldstein and Arthur Corbett meets Hyde Park tomorrow at 7 4 p m. The annual course on social and charitable problems by the Catholic Charitable Bureau starts early next month with lectures Tuesday nights through April.
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St. Mary’s Church, North End
Europe
Austria
Wardhurst
Lynnfield
Catholic Chapel Fund
Catholic Truth Guild
Martha Moore Avery
David Goldstein
Arthur Corbett
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Avenue
Oak Street
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Tibbetts Woman Bail Reduced. Released On Bail
Georgie A. Tibbetts, held on a murder ous assault charge against her father Samuel B. Tibbetts at Damariscotta, was freed from the county jail after bail dropped from 4000 to 1000. She recovers from two bullet wounds and will leave the hospital soon.
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Tibbetts
Rockland
Georgie A. Tibbetts
Samuel B. Tibbetts
Damariscotta
Petersons Ointment Ad Praises Brick Owens Umpire
An advertisement from Peterson Ointment Co. of Buffalo N Y quotes Brick Owens famed American League umpire praising the product for stiff sore muscles eczema skin blemishes windburn sunburn insect bites and chafing. The testimonial claims rapid results and notes the item sells at 386c 1 00.
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Brick Owens
Peterson Ointment Inc
Buffalo
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Blue Grosbeak Bird Profile and Habits in 1920s Field Guide
The Blue Grosbeak is larger than a sparrow with a dusky purplish blue male and grayish brown female. Males molt from winter plumage to vivid blue. females stay brownish. It feeds on seeds and insects, favors rice, and sits motionless in thickets. The piece notes its distribution, behavior, and a brief song description.
Malden Slashes Tax Rate But Faces Higher City Revenue
Malden assessors cut the tax rate by 80 cents to 29.70 per thousand though property valuation rose by 3.06 million, lifting overall city revenue to 1,738,486.41 from taxes and 415,730.94 from other sources. The city’s total valuation stands at 41,451,450 with city tax need up 140,750 over last year.
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Malden
Boy Falls 30 Feet. Four-Year-Old Suffers Severe Thigh Fracture
Four-year-old Ralph H Mann climbed over a railing at 37 Alpha road Dorchester and plunged thirty feet to the ground. He sustained a compound fracture of the left thigh and was taken to City Hospital where doctors fear lifelong crippled condition.
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Alpha Road
Dorchester
Ralph H. Mann
City Hospital
Deer Island Teachers Association Suspended Over Implementation
Mrs. Francis Gray of the Massachusetts Prison Association says the suspension stems from mistakes in carrying out the system rather than a defect in the system. She notes the recent failure of the Deer Island house of correction experiment and urges public understanding.
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Teachers Association
Deer Island
Francis Gray
Massachusetts Prison Association
Deer Island House of Correction
Teachers’ Association
Prison for Rutland Man Seabury in Breach of Peace Case
Bennie Seabury of Rutland Vermont was sentenced to two to four years in Windsor State Prison after pleading guilty to breach of peace. He chased and frightened young girls at Devil's Camp on East Creek while in a bathing suit, terrifying several girls aged 10 to 16 who were nearby with a chaperone. The chaperone warned him her husband was nearby, prompting Seabury to flee.
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Bennie Seabury
State Prison
Windsor
East Creek
Seabury
Devil’s Camp
Croods
Roosevelt to Tour Massachusetts in VP Campaign
Franklin D Roosevelt Democratic vice presidential candidate begins a three day speaking tour of Massachusetts starting Tuesday September 14. He will address workers at Stanley Electric in Pittsfield at 12 20 pm then speak in Holyoke at 5 pm and in Springfield Court Square in the evening.
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Massachusetts
Franklin K. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Pittsfield
Stanley Electric Works
Holyoke
Court Square
Pringfield
Roosevelt Schedule Across Massachusetts Cities
On Wednesday the 14th he will address crowds at Worcester City Hall at 12 30 Milford at 4 Framingham at 5 30 then stage a large mating on Boston Common in the evening Mayor Peters to preside speeches from the Parkman bandstand A noon rally at New Bedford and another at 5 at Anagan Hall Fall River mark Mr Roosevelt appearance Thursday Sept 16
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Worcester City Hall
Milford
Framingham
Boston Common
Peters
Parkman
New Badford
Anagwan Hall
Fall River
Fre women wear long capes of Scotch plaid coating
Fre women wear long capes made from Scotch plaid coating materials. The garment style described emphasizes warmth and dense texture fitting a cold season.
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