Storm wrecks Maine vessel off Florida to Cuba
A three-masted schooner named Hugh de Payen was wrecked by a hurricane between Florida and Cuba. The Cuban steamer Olinda rescued Captain Attwood B. Norton and six crewmen near Key West and towed the lumber laden vessel from Mobile for Peace PB.R to safety.
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Rockyland
Hugh de Payen
Florida
Cuba
I. L. Snow Company
Olinda
Key West
Attwood B. Norton
Rockland
Mobile
Nor
Bayer Cross on Aspirin Confirmed for Genuine Tablets
The advertisement explains that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross mark and come in unbroken packages with proper directions for relief from headache toothache earache neuralgia colds and pain. It notes handy 12 tablet tins and larger packages are inexpensive and available at drug stores.
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Bayer
Schooner Hugh de Payens Wrecked in Hurricane
The schooner Hugh de Payens, built in 1910 and 416 tons gross, wrecked in a hurricane. Crew were rescued by the Cuban steamer Olinda at latitude 23.53 north and longitude 79.27 west.
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Hugh de Payens
Olinda
Beacon Hill Club Endorses Four State Candidates
At a special Beacon Hill Chowder and Marching Club meeting in the Oak room Parker House last evening the group endorsed Cal vin Coolidge for Governor Channing Cox for Lieutenant-Governor Charles L Gifford for treasurer and Robert J Bottomly for attorney general.
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Beacon Hill
Swig Petition Goes On Ballot In Referendum Decree
Attorney General Wyman rules Swig of Boston may push referendum on repeal of interest prohibition for savings institutions onto election day. Legislature rewrote the original act after petition filing, but referendum must proceed since the initial act was not repealed. Amending act already becomes effective regardless of the vote.
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Wyman
Simon Swig
Boston
Swig
Nine-Year Term Given in Gallagher Slaying Case
Elmer V. Makt, 25, of Lowell pleaded guilty to manslaughter in East Cambridge Superior Court and received a nine to twelve year state prison sentence from Judge OConnell for the June 15, 1919 murder of Martin H. Gallagher of Lowell.
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Elmer V. Makt
Lowell
East Cambridge
O'Connell
Martin H. Gallagher
One Potat o Seven in One from Contoocook NH
A single potato described as seven potatoes in one, with a giant center tuber sold by J. W. Kilborn of Contoocook New Hampshire. The piece notes such potatoes would ease living costs if sold by the dozen.
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J. W. Kilborn
Contoocook
N. H
Arlington Sailor Charles M Moore Dies of Ptomaine Poisoning
The Arlington sailor Charles Merrill Moore with two years navy service died of ptomaine poisoning at Brooklyn Naval Hospital. He was a quartermaster returning from France aboard the U S S submarine chaser 260. His body will be shipped to Arlington to be buried with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles E Moore at 342 Massachusetts Avenue.
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Charles Merrill Moore
Arlington
Navy
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Charles E. Moore
Massachusetts Avenue
Moore
France
Billy Sunday Planned Boston Evanglical Campaign
The Rev Billy Sunday may visit Boston before winter end with no fixed dates. Allan Emery leads the Billy Sunday Business Men's Club inviting him and appoints E H Carter as halls chairman and Rev Isaac Ward as plan chairman for meetings. A noonday men only session at Faneuil Hall and a public night meeting at Mechanics Hall are planned pending Billy Sunday's reply.
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Billy
Boston
Allan Emery
Billy Sunday Business Men's Club
Committee On Invitation
E. H. Carter
Isaac Ward
D. D
Faneuil Hall
Mechanics’ Hall
Emery
Monhegan Post Dealer Thanks Islanders for Birthday Gift
Alta J. Davis Monhegan Post newspaper dealer and postmaster expresses heartfelt thanks to visitors and summer residents for a generous birthday gift. He notes 28 years as postmaster and the gift reflects the goodwill built with island visitors.
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Alta J. Davis
Monhegan
Post
Mr. Davis
Sanitary garbage can care boosts family health
A health message urges housewives to keep garbage cans clean to prevent disease. It promotes Sylpho Nathol as a powerful, safe disinfectant trusted by New England homes and leading hospitals, claiming strong germ-killing action and odor control.
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U. S. Public Health Service
New England
New York
Raimondi Di Martasoldi Convicted of Assault with a Dangerous Weapon
Lawrence September 17 The jury finds Raimondi Di Martasoldi guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon in the Aug 24 incident after a card game dispute over suspected cheating. Four bullets struck Michele Fiato but no fatal injuries. Sentencing set for Friday.
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Lawrence
Raimondi di Martasoldi
di Martasoldi
Michele Fiato
Fiato
Presbytery Commends State and City Officers
The Boston Presbytery adopted resolutions commending Governor Coolidge Mayor Peters and Commissioner Curtis for their attitude in the present police difficulty. The resolutions expressed appreciation of the firm stand and were approved unanimously at the monthly meeting. Reverend Isaac Ward presided at First Presbyterian Church.
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Coolidge
Peters
Curtis
Boston Presbytery
Presbyterian Churches of
Boston
Isaac Ward
First Presbyterian Church
Kiley Attacks Pelletier Regime in Chelsea Rallies
Daniel J. Kiley, Democratic district attorney candidate, denounced District Attorney Pelletier in Chelsea rallies. He urged disclosure of Emerson Motors case details, accused killers of going unpunished, claimed rape prosecutions were lax, and said auto bandits thrived under Pelletier.
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Daniel J. Kiley
Pelletier
Chelsea
Emerson Motors
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Gallagher
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Goodyear
Gingham
Chambray
Ptomaine
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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