Bridge Dance For The Legion In Lawrence Event
Lawrence plans a publicity event on the unfinished Central Bridge over the Merrimack River to recruit 1400 new Legion members. The American Legion post and Mayor Hurley have arranged a dance on the bridge for Saturday as part of a drive to boost membership despite the bridge not yet opened to the public.
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Lawrence
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American Legion
Merrimack River
North Canal
Legionarres
John J. Hurley
Community Dancing Party Draws Youth Attendance
In the afternoon of September 27 a community dancing party is planned to attract young fellows with a novel idea. Admission will be free.
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Ternoon
Marines Landed East of Fiume Buccari Report
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Milan cites Corriere Della Sera reporting that a unit of American marines has landed at Buccari, five miles east of Fiume, as of Friday.
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London
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
Buccari
Fiume
Registration and enrollment events across Boston area
Today features Harvard registration at 9am along with Emmanuel College for young women at Notre Dame Academy and Wellesley College enrolment. An army autos auction at Camp Devens starts at 9am, service men exams for Boston police at Kingsley Hall from 9:30am, a newspaper men’s golf tournament at Bellevue Club Melrose at 10am, a Bryan speech at Memorial Hall Melrose 3pm, and an 8pm dancing vaudeville open meeting at Waite Hall Inman Square Cambridge.
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the Fenway
Wellesley College
Camp Devens
Boston
Kingsley Hall
Ford
Bellevue Club
Melrose
William Jennings Bryan
Memorial Hall
St. Patrick’s
Waite Hall
Inman Square
Cambridge
Five-Pound Cucumber Raised by Maine Farmer
A five pound cucumber grown by Charles M. Comery of Thomaston Maine stands as his largest and most notable freak vegetable yet. Comery has produced many unusual vegetables on his farm but this cucumber surpasses them all in size and impressiveness.
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Charles M. Comery
Thomaston
Walsh Replies to Irish Republic Claim in Democratic Hopeful Fight
Senator John J. Walsh defends his record on Irish self determination and railways while denying a late circular accusing him of hostile conduct. He cites the Irish victory fund and the Walsh law against profiteers as proof of his stance and notes actions published in the Transcript and in his advertisement.
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John J. Walsh
Massachusetts Senate
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Senate
Journal of the Senate
Irish Victory Fund
John H. H. McNamee
Edward F. McSweeney
Daniel T. O'Connell
William H. O’brien
Michael L. Fahey
Thomas H. Mahony
America
Boston
Street Railway Commission
Coolidge
Shanahan Seeks House Seat in South Boston Race
Patrick H. Shanahan, 101st Infantry veteran and organizer of Michael J. Perkins Post of the American Legion, runs for the Democratic nomination in the Peninsular district. A South Boston native born in 1895, he is an advertising solicitor living at 146 N Street.
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South Boston
Patrick H. Shanahan
101St Infantry
Michael J. Perkins
American Legion
House of Representatives
Shanahan
Peninsular
South
Boston
N Street
Faithful Headquarters Clerks Stand Firm During Walkout
The old guard at police headquarters kept the telephones ringing and operations moving as officers in station houses left posts. Deputy Philemon Warren James Coulter and Captains Garland and Goodwin led a crippled street force as Clerks and inspectors worked with resolve to minimize property damage and restore normal department function.
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Frank Collins
Philemon Warren
James Coulter
George C. Garland
Herbert W. Goodwin
Riot act read as Brattleboro ball game proceeds
In Brattleboro Vermont Acting on instructions from States Attorney Ernest W Gibson Sheriff Frank L Wellman read the riot act to a crowd of over 600 at Valley Fair grounds during a West River versus Brattleboro Athletics game The warning drew laughter and the game continued with no arrests The prosecutor said the players would be arrested and brought to municipal court tomorrow
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Brattleboro
Ernest W. Gibson
Frank L. Wellman
Valley Fair Grounds
West River
Brattleboro Athletics
Ellman
George Wilson
Gibson
New three car train service to ease East Boston tunnel traffic
A new service using three car trains on the Scollay square to Orient Heights line is set to start Saturday after a one week delay. Officials say adding one car to the two car trains will increase car room without raising the number of units in the tunnel amid Devonshire street congestion.
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Boston
East Boston Tunnel
Scollay Square
Orient Heights
Award A. Dana
Elevated
Devonshire Street
The Voice in the Dark by Holworthy Hall
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine announces the next fiction installment The Voice in the Dark by Holworthy Hall. This acclaimed writer continues a series of fiction masterpieces featured in the publication.
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Boston Sunday Post
Holworthy Hall
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