Lloyd George to Lead British Delegation to Armament Talks
Washington reports say if Irish questions allow it, David Lloyd George may head the British delegation to the Washington conference with Andrew Bonar Law as principal assistant. Expected additions include Sir Te? Worthington Evans and Lord Lee of Fareham. Dominion representation may include Premiers Meighen, Hughes and Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 attendees at Training School
About 200 alumnae of the Training School for Attendants of the Household Nursing Association will host a reception at the training school at 222 Newbury Street tonight. The event starts at 8 o clock with informal entertainment and a light lunch for the class that began the course last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training School For Attendants of
the Household Nursing Association
Newbury Street
Million Volts Achieved in GE Transmission Test
Pittsfield reports General Electric engineers completed a million volt high voltage test marking the first time such current was sent over wires. The test used standard transformer equipment and showed leakage was contained with wire diameters above four inches. This 80 year effort suggests higher voltage transmission could be commercially feasible and extend long distance lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
General Electric Company
General Electric
Rutland Judge Horton Begins 22d Rutland County Session
Judge Edwin Horton of Chittenden, aged 80, starts his 22d semi annual Rutland County Court session in Rutland Vermont. Since 1910 he has been re elected five times and handles cases with life at stake and high financial stakes while commuting 10 miles daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Rutland
Edwin Horton
Chittenden
Horton
Arlington Youth Wins State Poultry Championship
Richard Noyes of 11 Gray Street Arlington has won the Massachusetts State championship for members of boys and girls poultry clubs. He outperformed 2000 peers from across the state, earning a profit of $95.83 on ten birds and an egg production rate of 146 per bird under Massachusetts Agricultural College guidance. This marks the second Arlington boy to win the honor in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Richard Noyes
Gray Street
Massachusetts Agricultural College
New South Shore Theatre Bus Link to Boston
A new automobile line serves Nantasket and Hull residents allowing late season theatre trips to Boston. The service connects with the South Shore theatre train at North Cohasset station and offers return access to homes on the south shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
Hull
Boston
South Shore
South Shore Theatre
North Cohasset
New Haven Train Serves Multiple North Shore Beach Towns
A train from New Haven runs to North Cohasset station and carries passengers to Nantasket Beach and Surfside Kenberma Waveland Bayside Allerton and Pemberton. The service connects several coastal towns with a common route and stops.
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New Haven
North Cohasset Station
Nantasket Beach
Surfside
Kenberma
Waveland
Bayside
Allerton
Pemberton
Court Orders Free Ice to Four Families
Judge Riley in Malden District Court ruled that three ice team drivers furnished short weight ice on several occasions. Four Everett families will receive free ice until Jan 1. Defendants Ellison Conrad, Cecil Cohoon, and Wilner Wolfe faced the complaint by Sealer of Weights and Measures Carl W. Anderson of Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Riley
Malden District Court
Ellison Conrad
Walcott Street
Malden
Cecil Cohoon
Chelsea Street
Wilner Wolfe
Clinton Street
Sealer of
Carl W. Anderson
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Maurice Ketten
Pirfle
Lloyd George
U. S
Washington
England
Rea
Smuts
South Africa
Jhe Delano Lad
KNOX
Delano
School Street
Washington Street
Rutland, VT
R.H White Co
Sale
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge
A. B. Kirschbaum Co
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