Lloyd George to Lead British Delegation at Armament Talks
Reports from Washington say if Ireland allows, David Lloyd George may head Britain's Washington armament conference delegation in November with Andrew Bonar Law as principal assistant. Sir Ernington Worthington Evans and Lord Lee of Fareham expected to join. Dominion premiers Meighen Hughes Massey may also be included.
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David Lloyd George
Andrew Bonar Law
Meamington Worthington Evans
Lord Lee of
Fareham
Admiralty
Meighen
Canada
Hughes
Australia
Massey
New Zealand
Household Nursing Alumnae Reception Scheduled Tonight
The alumnae of the Training School for Attendants of the Household Nursing Association, about 200 since the school opened three years ago, host a reception at the training school 222 Newbury Street tonight at 8 o'clock. It will be informal with music entertainment and a light lunch for the class that began the course last week.
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Training School For Attendants
The
Household Nursing Association
Newbury Street
Million Volts for First Time
Pittsfield Sept 13 General Electric engineers completed a high voltage test reaching 1 000 000 volts for the first time in history. The current was confined and sent over wires with diameters over four inches, marking a milestone after more than 80 years of work and suggesting feasible higher voltages for long distance power transmission.
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Pittsfield
General Electric Company
General Electric
Rutland Judge Horton Opens 22d Rutland County Court Session
Rutland Vermont September 13 Judge Edwin Horton aged 80 began his 22d semi annual Rutland County Court session. He is the oldest Vermont judge to take the bench since his oath on December 1 1910 and has been re elected five times. He travels 10 miles daily to attend court and has presided over cases with life at stake and others involving thousands of collars.
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Rutland
Edwin Horton
Chittenden
Vermont
Horton
Arlington Youth Wins Poultry Prize
Richard Noyes of 11 Gray Street Arlington won the Massachusetts State championship for boys and girls poultry clubs, outperforming 2000 participants statewide. His ten birds yielded $95.83 profit with an average of 146 eggs per bird, marking the second Arlington boy to win the honor in three years.
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Richard Noyes
Gray Street
Arlington
Massachusetts Agricultural College
New South Shore Theatre Bus Opens from Nantasket and Hull
A new late season car line links Nantasket and Hull residents with Boston theatres. It meets the South Shore theatre train at North Cohasset station, providing return trips to the South Shore after theatre attendance.
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Nantasket
Hull
Boston
South Shore
South Shore Theatre
North Cohasset
Local Train Runs From New Haven to Nantasket Beach
A New Haven train departs from North Chasset station and carries passengers to Nantasket Beach with stops at Surfside Kenberma Waveland Bayside Allerton and Pemberton.
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New Haven
North Chasset Station
Nantasket Beach
Surfside
Kenberma
Waveland
Bayside
Allerton
Pemberton
Court Orders Free Ice to Four Families
Four Everett families will receive free ice until January 1 after Judge Riley of Malden District Court found three ice team drivers guilty of furnishing short weight ice on multiple occasions. The defendants are Ellison Conrad of Malden Cecil Cohoon and Wilner Wolfe of Everett, cited by Sealer of Weights and Measures Carl W. Anderson.
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Iverett
Riley
Malden District Court
Iceteam
Ellison Conrad
Walcott Street
Malden
Cecil Cohoon
Chelsea Street
Everett
Wilner Wolfe
Clinton Street
Sealer of
Carl W. Anderson
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Piffle
Didi
Maurice Ketten
Lloyd George
U. S
Washington
England
Rea
Smuts
South Africa
KNOX
Delano
Deland
School Street
Washington Street
Rutland, VT
Arlington Youth
Poultry Prize
R.h.white Co
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge
4. B. Kirschbaum Co
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