Regular drills resume at Armory as unit invites volunteers
The 101 regiment resumes weekly drills at the Armory on East New Street after prior suspension. Public attendance is invited every Tuesday to learn routines of the boys in uniform. James H. McDade of Roxbury heads the headquarters company and notes vacancies for men over 20 with rapid promotion promised. A radio section and other specialized units are formed. Recruit sergeant 8. V. Anderson oversees enlistments at the Armory on West Newton Street.
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Ment
East Newstreet
James H. McDade
Roxbury
V. Anderson
West Newton Street
Chas. H. Fletcher
Fashion notes on skirts and footwear for new season
Designers predict longer skirts with striking footwear. High strapped leather boots with Spanish heels in colors like squariet tangerine blue and green will lead styles. Contrasting heels and trims add flair while staying in good taste. A New York style show highlighted red leather boots with black patent trims. Prices for beef carcass at Swift & Company in Boston ranged from 9 to 16.768 cents per pound, averaging 13.93 cents.
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Will Bey
New York
Swift & Company Salles
Boston
Bank Commissioner Seeks Permission to Sell Diamonds
Bank Commissioner Allen petitions the Supreme Judicial Court to authorize selling a lot of diamonds valued at 13 700 dollars. He claims facts tying Cosmopolitan Trust Company in Europe and Max Mitchell to a 1920 diamond and goods transaction with Samuel Adelberg, and notes a large note secured by diamonds and stove and lambskin goods. All diamonds have been appraised and two couples set a record for a long dance in Alessandria Italy, halted by judges.
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Bank
Allen
Supreme Judicial Court
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Europe
Max Mitchell
Samuel Adelberg
Adelberg
Bank of Regularity
Trust
Revere Clerk Arrested for Mail Letter Tampering
James M. Marmand a clerk in the registry division at the central post office was arrested on charges of tampering with a registered letter. Postal inspectors say he admitted opening letters over the past year to pay medical bills, amid recent complaints prompting tighter supervision of staff.
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James M. Marmand
Revere
Is Central Post Office
Armand
Central Office
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