Suit With Girls to Be Fought Over Breach Claim
Attorney Walsh says no out of court settlement possible in the breach of promise suit by Dixie Esmond against George H. Perkins for 100000. Milton A. Stone says settlement negotiations are in New York, but Perkins sailed to Europe on Sept 6. Esmond reportedly agreed to drop the suit for under 1500. Perkins refused to settle despite counsel advice.
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Thomas H. Walsh
Dixie Esmond
George H. Perkins
Boston
New York
Milton A. Stone
Miss Esmond
Mr. Perkins
Perkins
Euvirope
Major Walsh
Coufsel
Tanlac sales praised as relief claims spread nationwide
In Atlanta September reports praise Tanlac for curing indigestion and restoring appetite. Producers note booming orders and looming exclusive dealer agencies as Tanlac ships surge toward Dayton laboratories. Despite slow business elsewhere, drug trade sees rising sales with continued advertising and regional distribution through International Proprietaries and Liegett Drug Stores in Boston.
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Atlanta
Taniac
Mastin's VITAMON Yeast Vitamins Gain Quick Health Cred
An advertisement touts Mastin's VITAMON concentrated yeast vitamins with A and C, claiming rapid boosts in energy, weight, nerves, and skin clarity. It emphasizes digestion aid, constipation relief, and skin improvements, with a guarantee or refund and listing several druggists.
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Mastin
Tobin Resigns From A F L Leadership
Daniel J. Tobin, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, resigns as treasurer and executive council member of the American Federation of Labor. The announcement appears in Labor, a weekly published by sixteen railroad organizations, from Washington.
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Washington
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Tobin Resigns Over Unemployment Conference Rift
The resignation followed a split with President Gompers over labor representation at the Harding unemployment conference. Tobin said he opposed further talks and any conference including secession or dual movements or government officials. His motion failed and he left the Atlantic City session.
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Gompers
Federation
Tobin
Atlantic City
Executive Council
Labor
Washington
Davis
Congressional Choice Today in Sixth District Primary
Voters in the sixth district vote today to nominate a successor to W. W. Lufkin who resigned to become Boston port collector. On the Democratic side Charles I. Pettengill of Amesbury is unopposed. Republican candidates include A Piatt Andrew Gloucester Harrie M. Durham Hamilton Leslie K. Morse Haverhill and Ransom C. Pingree Haverhill with the contest chiefly between Andrew and Pingree.
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Sixth Congressional District
Congress
W. W. Lufkin
Boston
Charles I. Pettengill
Amesbury
Second Essex District Court
A. Piatt Andrew
Gloucester
Harrie M. Durham
Hamilton
Leslie K. Morse
Haverhill
Ransom C. Pingree
Andrew
Pingree
Ex Mayor Curley Urges Public Works to Lift Business Mood
Former Boston mayoral candidate urges roadbuilding and public works by state and city as remedies for downturn. He pledges to create jobs and prevent bread lines if elected, speaking to the Harvard Improvement Association at Sarah Greenwood School.
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Curley
Boston
Harvard Improvement Association
Sarah Greenwood
Charles W. Rogers
Pappas Denies Killing Springfield Housekeeper in Boston Case
Paul Pappas also known as Dascalakis was arrested in Montreal for the murder of Alice Arsenault of Springfield and Boston. He admits his identity but denies the crime. Police say he killed for a few hundred dollars from furniture sale and used another woman to impersonate Mrs Arsenault. Arsenault vanished December 25 1919 and was found May 11 in a cellar. Extradition proceedings begun as Boston pursues capital crime charges.
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Paul Pappas
Dascalakis
Montreal
Boston
Alice Arsenault
Springfield
Pappas
Columbus Avenue
Arsenault
New Jersey
City approves $1000 aid to Cuneo family after officer death
The City Council, following a letter from Mayor Peters, voted a $1000 transfer for the family of Patrolman Andrew B. Cuneo. The payment supplements the $600 annuity already provided to the widow of the murdered officer.
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Peters
Andrew B. Cuneo
Rocky Kansas Stops Mixer Mitchell in Eight Round Fight
Rocky Kansas of Buffalo knocked out Mixer Mitchell of Syracuse in eight rounds. Mitchell, the lightweight champion of Central New York, was knocked down three times before being counted out.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Mixer Mitchell
Mitchell
New York
Plans Home for Jobless in Boston by Ralph Jones
Ralph Jones announced plans to open a home for the unemployed with four prominent Boston businessmen. He said rooms on Howard Street are engaged and that the facility will provide meals and lodging for the jobless. Ledoux was absent from the Church of the Unemployed yesterday.
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Church of the
Ralph Jones
Urbain J. Ledoux
Boston
Mr. Jones
Howard Street
Ledoux
Church of the Unemployed
Unnamed man seen fleeing toward Oakley Golf Club woods
Witnesses reported a man fleeing down White Street toward the Oakley Golf Club woods. Belmont police learned residents near Payson Park fear for their children due to an uncouth individual camping in bushes in the exclusive Belmont area.
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Belmont
Payson Park
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Ohio
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Ogee
International Proprietaries, Inc
Roston
All Liegett Drug Stores
Hout
Conklin
the Conklin Pen Manufacturing Co
Toledo, Ohio
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Chicago
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San Prencisco
Phelan
Laaawaia Av
A. F. OF L
Teamsters
Congressional Choice Today
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Irlwys Thratri
Yetix Kornfeld
Gentienen
Mies Mery Pickford
Prees
Besten
Yours, Putten
Taree Tasketeere
Selwyn Theatre
Smith Patterson Co
Saith Pattersony Diamond Paite
Arch.and iChauncy’s
Nanan
Lany Library
Victory Outfit
Morgan's
Morgan’s
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Hollis Street
Walnut
William and Mary
Poe
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