Classified Ad Buyers and Sellers List Circulates
A fragmented Telegraphy advertisement cites numerous individuals and addresses in Boston and surrounding towns including Concord Charlestown Roxbury Mattapan Dorchester Cambridge Arlington and Arlington Heights. Names include Mrs Rose Maloof Claire Lyman Frank Bishop Geo Towle Anne Harris and Philip Cote among others as part of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Whien
Rose Maloof
Concord Boston
Stanisiam Sawick
Madison Street
Boston
Claire F. Lyman
Hemenway
William Wi Mgers Lane
Mattapan
Mra. Bronstein
Broadway
Charlestown
Frank Bishop
Warren Street
Roxbury
Geo. Towle
Circuit Street
Arlington
Anne Harris
Edgewood Street
C. C
Mia
E. F. McCartin
Huntington Avenue
David Adler
Tremont Street
Lumbus
Newton Street
Columbus Avenue
Carver and
Bellet Streets
Broadway Extension
South Boston
D Street
Broadsquare
Dorchester
Ninth Street
Dorchester District
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester Avenue
Andrew Square
Uphams Corne
Michigan Primaries Test for Progressives
Detroit September 10 United News reports Michigan primaries test the progressive wave seen in the Central West. In the Republican race the stakes are Harding restoration with Townsend and Kelley or Horace Baker challenging, echoing La Follette and Frasier momentum. Major John G Emery also runs, though expected to fall short of the top three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United News
Michigan
Central West
Harding
Townsend
Pat Kelley
Horace Baker
la Follette
Wisconsin
Frasier
North Dakota
Brookhart
Iowa
John G. Emery
American Legion
Gaston Plans Wide Boston Campaign Tour
Colonel Gaston and a chorus of speakers begin a campaign sweep from East Boston to Brighton for the Democratic U S Senate nomination. The night ends with a Tremont Temple rally and a noon Tremont Theatre session, featuring notable speakers and Mrs. Gaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Boston
Brighton
Tremont Temple
Tremont Theatre
James H. Vahey
Charles 8. O'Connor
Newsboy Rescues Stray Dog in City Rally Route Tale
Abraham Prager a 14 year old newsboy at Scollay Square life at 63 Allen Street saved a collie from death when a truck bore down at Spell ay Square station. He fed the dog and kept it tied near a mailbox while continuing his papers until the owner is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Prager
Scollay Square
Allen Street
Abraham
Spellay Square
Abe
West End
Boston Labor Tour Condemns Volstead Enforcement Act
The Boston Central Labor Union plans a citywide speaking tour to oppose the Massachusetts Volstead enforcement act. Union speakers argue the law shifts federal obligations onto taxpayers and could corrupt local police, urging a no vote at the November ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Flying Squadron
Boston Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union
United States
Selling Gas by Short Measure
The National Motorists Association estimated that short measure gasoline sales cost U S buyers about 990 million annually. It said 10 million motorists each buy two gallons daily and a two pint short measure loss per five gallons totals about 1,000,000 gallons daily worth around 250 thousand dollars. The association plans to combat the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Motorists’ Association
United States
Clemenceau Plans Visit to America in November
Paris dispatch reports Georges Clemenceau, France's war premier, at Jard, Vendee, saying he is ready to leave for America in the first week of November for a few weeks if his health permits. He offered no other details and stressed he has no time to make plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Assocoiated
Georges Clemenceau
France
Associated Press
Jard
Department of Vendee
United Tes
America
Capsized boat rescue near Portsmouth saves two people
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on September 10 Mr and Mrs Carl Mead of New York clung to a capsized boat at Fernald of Kit Point in the lower harbor until Fernald and a member of the New Yacht Club fleet aided them. Both wore life preservers and stayed afloat during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Carl Mead
New York
Fernald
Kit Point
Aail
New Yacht Club
Vagrants Held After Malden Carnival Thefts
Two men arrested in Malden square during a Ferryway Green carnival are suspected in a series of thefts. Police say $243 in cash and bonds were taken from victims, including Isadore Livine of Boston and Philip Miller of Boston, with multiple local and nearby residents reporting losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Jacobson
William F. Cronin
Malden Square
Ferryway Green
Legion Post
Isadore Livine
Brookline Street
Boston
Philip Miller
Harrison Avenue
Tevet
Miller
Cross Street
Broadway
Henry Mey
Main Street
Lincoln Dowsing
Columbia Road
Daniel F. McCarthy
Parsonage Road
John W. Doherty
Crows Street
Wakefield
Robert Ford
Billings Avenue
Medford
Fire causes damage in Back Bay dwelling
A fire in a Belvidere Street Back Bay basement store room damaged the four story brick house for 1200 dollars. It was checked in a rear first floor room occupied by Mr and Mrs Vernor Eastman. Ladder 13 extinguished it after being awakened at about 2. A collision with an electric car caused two windows to break. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere Street
Back Bay
Vernor Eastman
Cornelius W. B Sullivan
Massachusetts Avenue
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Western Union
Mene
Pi Skey Coffee
Melachrinos
Melachrino
Reid
Mrs. Gaston
East
East Boston
Central
Worth
Day
Colonel Gaston
Cottage Street
Sumner Street
Orient Heights
Hayes
Thompson
City
Ward 6
Leverett Street
North Square
Hanover
Charter Streets
Green Street
Hendricks Club
South End
Oak and
Tyler Streets
Dover
Shawmut Avenue
Brookline
Davis and Harrison Avenue
Newsboy
Stray Dog
Barzain
Tues
Labor
Géorges Clemenceau
Turkey
Jorhan
Ona
Coil Pipe
Congress St
Besten
Brass
Main
Aati
Newfoundland
Yellowstone
Seaboard
Constantinople
William E. Johnston
Cena Ato
William A. Gaston
U. S
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