Fifty Marines graduate at reopened Newport naval station
Fifty of the first boys to be received at the reopened naval training station have graduated and been sent to the submarine base at New London. About 650 remain, with 200 under detention. most of the rest are quartered on the old Constellation while a portion of barracks is used for overflow. Captain Evans aims to economize by using the old ship for barracks until a larger intake justifies opening the new large barracks and its costs. The draft prompts questions about future calls and whether the big barracks will be needed for a full opening.
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Newport
R. 1
Naval Training Station
New London
Evans
Baracks
Petition for Conservatorship in Suffolk Court
The Reverend William C. Winslow of Boston asks Suffolk Probate Court to appoint Roger Blaney of Newton as conservator for his large property. Blaney is named and bonds $325000. Elizabeth Winslow joins, citing his advanced age. Dr. Robert C. Gwin of Allston says Winslow is mentally capable but physically unable to appear in court.
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Suffolk
William C. Winslow
Boston
Roger Blaney
Newton
Blaney
Winslow
Elizabeth B.rt. Winslow
Robert C. Gwin
Allston
Dedicate Lowell Memorial Tomorrow
LOELL Sept 19 Five thousand people will attend the dedication of the Memorial Auditorium tomorrow evening. The keys will be turned over to the city by the building commission chairman John H Harrington. Speakers include Vice President Coolidge Congressman Rogers Governor Cox and General Edwards. Mayor George H Brown will accept the keys for the city.
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Coolidge
Rogers
Cox
Edwards
Harrington
George H. Brown
Lowell Memorial Auditorium
United States
Ship broker O A Gilbert on stand in removal trial
State street ship broker Captain O A Gilbert appeared before United States Commissioner Hayes as he seeks removal to New York for trial on an indictment alleging conspiracy to land 1000 gallons of alcohol in New York harbor. He denied illegal acts and said he acted only as broker for barges tied to the Globe line, destined for Newport and oyster shell trade.
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O. A. Gilbert
State Street
New York
New York Harbor
United States
Hayes
Gilbert
Korona
Greece
City of Malden
City of
Boston
Globe Line
Newport
R. I
Gaston Files Expense List for Massachusetts Senate Campaign
Colonel William A. Gaston filed a sworn statement with the U S Senate listing primary campaign expenditures for the Democratic Massachusetts Senate nomination totaling 1213 41 dollars None of the money was attributed as a direct campaign contribution The itemized list includes payments to Labor unions newspapers publishing houses and various associations notably Amalgamated Order of Bailsoqd Employees Massachusetts Police Association The Journal of Labor and others totaling 4918 41 dollars with several small entries and zeroes indicating unspent or zero amounts.
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Washington
William A. Gaston
U. S. Senate
Massachusetts
Harrigan Press
Worcester
John F. Harrigan
American Association For the Recognition of the Irish Republic
Association
New England Journal of Labor
Wopcrsece
Massachusetts Letter Cerriers Association
Labor Review Publishing Co
Eee
Massachusetts Police Association
The
Ons Review
Massachusetts Department
Riverside Park
Jeffersonian Club Committee
F. F. Isaacs
Springfield
G. B. Hunt
BRR
Aes
Oe Sulivan Brothers
Lowell
Johnson Advertising Co
Italien Buatlae and Pubiishing Co
Aasenchment Catholic Club
Roxbury United Veterans
Teres
Dandruff Cure Promises Glossy Hair With Argon
An old advertisement claims four ounces of ordinary liquid argon dissolves dandruff overnight. It urges nightly applications to moisten and rub the scalp, promising complete removal after several uses and asserting hair will become thick and silky.
Quigley Dies After 60 Foot Fall at Pearl Street Building
Martin A. Quigley, 26, of Jamaica Plain, fell 60 feet from a roof at 60 Pearl Street. He suffered severe injuries and died shortly after arrival at Haymarket Relief Station.
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Pearl Street
Martin A. Quigley
St. Rose Street
Jamaica Plain
Haymarket
Bank Commissioner Sells Empire Circuit Shares
Bank Commissioner Allen, with Judge DeCourcy approving, was authorized to sell for 550000 the Empire Circuit theatre shares and notes once held by Cosmopolitan Trust Company in liquidation. Purchaser's name not disclosed. Notes on bank books totaled 1160692, stock on hand valued at 68126. Other stock held for the bank has been taken by the liquidating agent.
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Allen
DeCourcy
Supreme Court
Empire Circuit
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Hearing on Bank Law Revisions Tomorrow at State House
A hearing on proposed changes to savings bank investment laws and revisions to foreign and private banks is set for today at 10 30 a m in room 222 State House. The special legislative committee will lead the session with W W Powell of the American Association of Joint Stock Land Banks in Washington D C seeking an opportunity to testify. Senator Wellington Wells of Boston chairs the committee.
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State House
W. W. Powell
American Association of Joint Stock Land Banks
Washington,d. C
Wellington Wells
Boston
German Pupils Form Own Organization With School Voice
German pupils establish a distinct student body with a spokesman at each school and a unified voice on school conduct. The move centralizes student representation across institutions and aims to coordinate discussions with authorities.
State Chamber Urges U S to Buy Cape Cod Canal
The Massachusetts State Chamber of Commerce urges the federal purchase of the Cape Cod canal for 11.6 million dollars and its development by the government. Horace A. Carter, president, telegraphed to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and others, including Ramsdell and Dempsey, as the Senate conference committee weighs the matter.
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Cape Cod Canal
Senate Conference Committee
Washington
Massachusetts State Chamber of Commerce
Horace A. Carter
Chamber
Henry Cabot Lodge
Joseph F E. Ramsdell
S/ Wallace Dempsey
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Be Srey eregsman Richard P Freeman 98 Concentre
Richard P Freeman, a 98 year old member of the same committees, is referenced in this fragment. The text appears to be a damaged OCR snippet noting his name and affiliation.
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Be Srey
Eregsman
Richard P. Freeman
One of Three Men Shot at Christening Dies
Michael Napoli of Hast Longmeadow died in a local hospital after a shooting at a christening party in Springfield. Two other victims remain hospitalized and are expected to recover as police search for three suspected gunmen, two of whom are known.
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Springfield
Michael Napoli
Hast Longmeadow
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Thayer McNeil
Weses
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Rev. W. C. Winslow
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Brookside Stores
Gaston
Empire Circuit Properties
State Chamber
U. S
Watnors
Tremont Street
Budell
Washington Street
Bedford
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