Drunkard Hurley Faces Bail Delays and Court Jockeying
In Central Court Patrick Hurley, charged with drunkenness, was nearly defaulted as he appeared under guard after a walk. He remains held for arraignment with $25 on hand shown to the court. Judge Putnam and former US Attorney French clash over a bias charge in the Boston and Maine receivership. the grand jury will not probe the bias claim.
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Hurley
Putnam
State of New Jersey
Patrick Hurley
Central Court
William L. Putnam
United States Circuit Bench
United States
Asa P. French
Boston & Maine
Fulnam
French
Grand Jury
How to rid of dandruff with Parisian Sage
An advertisement claims permanent dandruff removal by applying Parisian Sage to the bare scalp and massaging for a few minutes daily. It asserts the method destroys the dandruff germ, improves scalp health, boosts hair vitality, and avoids poisoning or staining, available from druggists and toilet counters.
Dames of Malta Open Annual Convention Opens in Huntington Hall
The annual convention of the Dames of Malta opened in Court Hall Huntington avenue with many delegates present. Sir Knight John Lawson of Pennsylvania opened the morning session and Burrell the Treasurer-General delivered the welcome on behalf of Governor McCall who could not attend. Afternoon routine business followed by an entertainment and dance planned for the evening.
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the Dames of Malta
Court Hall
Huntington Avenue
Knight John Lawson
Pennsylvania
Burrell
The
Commonwealth
McCall
Foot Crushed Freight Handler Seeks Hospital Care
John P. Sullivan, 31, a Boston & Albany freight house worker, was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday after a barrel fell and crushed his left foot. He resides at 52 Appleton Street.
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John P. Sullivan
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts General Hospital
Appleton Street
France's Biggest Ship For American Service
The steamship Paris of the French Transatlantique Steamship Company was launched at St Nazaire. She is the largest steamship ever built in a French yard and will enter service between Havre and New York.
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ST. Nazatre
France
Paris
French Transatlantic Steamship Company
Havre
New York
Flags Rising for Concords 281st Birthday
American flags were flying in Concord yesterday to honor the towns 281st birthday. Concord was incorporated September 12 1685 and an elaborate celebration marking the tercentenary is planned for 1935.
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Concord
Massachusetts AFL adopts municipal ownership stance at convention
The Massachusetts State AFL convention in Springfield selected Lawrence as host city for the next annual meeting. George H. Wrenn was named unanimous president candidate to succeed Joseph J. Hunt, with Martin S. Joyce renominated secretary treasurer and Hunt named delegate to the AFLS. Executive committee candidates include Nesdale and others, with close races anticipated. Delegates urged municipal ownership of electric lighting, condemned Edison and New York streetcar practices, and voiced support for labor-friendly measures while resisting partisan voting restrictions.
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Springfield
Lawrence
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
George H. Wrenn
Joseph J. Hunt
Boston
Martin S. Joyce
Hunt
A. F
J. Walter Mullen
William A. Nealey
Lynn
William E. Ward
Arthur N. Harriman
New Beeford
Thomas J. Garrity
William Roose
Pittsfield
William ¢. Frank
Frank A. Warner
Lowell
John H. Mahoney
Cambridge
Henry Sterling
Somerville
Matthias J. Nesdale
John P. Meade
Edison Electric Duminating Company
State Branch
New York
State
Union
Organized Labor
Dartmouth to Open on Time for Fall Term
Dartmouth College will begin activities as scheduled on Sept 21 despite infantile paralysis concerns. President Hopkins cites no statewide epidemic and no expected climate shift. students must present certificates from health officers confirming origin from plague-free areas before registration.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Hopkins
New Hampshire
Hanson Nominated for Governor by Prohibs of Vermont
L. W. Hanson of Montpelier was nominated for governor by the Prohibition State convention. The ticket includes Lieutenant-Governor George I. Kerr, Treasurer J. W. Cummings, Secretary A. S. Gallup, with Burlington’s W. C. Rodliffe as Auditor and other selections from Brandon and Berkshire and St. Johnsbury.
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Montpelier
L. W. Hanson
George I. Kerr
Brandon
J. Wf. Cummings
Berkshire
A. S. Gallup
Burlington
W. C. Rodliffe
St. Johnsbury
Suffolk reapportionment debate stalls election plans
In Suffolk County the impasse over filing nomination papers and reapportionment delays a special election. Governors and lawmakers discuss compensation for National Guard relief and absentee voting while a court ruling questions Suffolk's district lines and urges primary action at regular elections.
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Supreme Court
Suffolk County
Tufts
Representative Dowling
Brighton
Texas
Committee On Ways and Means
House
Casey
Committee On Rules
Plymouth
Hampden
Essex
Middlesex
Bristol
McCall
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk County Into Representativee By A Majority of the Special Commission
Suffolk
Th Commission
House of Representatives
Victory Predicted In Maine Elections By National Leaders
Reynolds Willcox and McCormick issued optimistic statements on Maine voting trends for November. They argued a narrow Senate win for the Republican could signal a Wilson victory nationally, citing past totals and Progressive votes. Burleson visited Democratic headquarters for talks with McCormick.
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New York
Maine
William R. Willcox
Vance C. McCormick
Wilson
Johnson
A. S. Burleson
Democratic National Headquarters
McCarmick
Maine Result Seen as Earnest of Hughes and Fairbanks Victory
Willcox asserts the Maine outcome proves national unity and boosts the campaign as operations intensify nationwide. McCormick plans a Chicago conference with Midwest leaders ahead of Marshall's Indiana ceremony, signaling coordinated support for administration policy.
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Maine
Hughes
Fairbanks
Willcox
Washington
McCormick
Chicago
Marshall
Indianapolis
National Colored Citizenship Rights Congress planned in Washington
A national congress organized by the National Equal Rights League will meet October 4 and 6 at John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church in Washington to unify colored Americans against race prejudice and discrimination. A mass meeting to send Boston delegates will be held September 21 at Twelfth Baptist Church led by Rev. M. A. N. Shaw. Rev. Byron Gunner, Hillburn New York, leads the league.
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National
Colored Citizenship Rights Congress
National Equal Rights League
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion
Fourteenth and Corcoran Streets
Washington
Boston
Twelfth Baptist
Shawmut Avenue
Madison Street
M. A. N. Shaw
Byron Gunner
Hillburn
N. Y
Congress
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Brockton
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