Peculiar Auto Mishap Injures Three Near Lexington
A car owned by Susie Vogel and driven by J Bennett Vogel crashed after rounding a curve near Valley Field Farm. Albert Fadder and two others were shaken and bruised as the vehicle struck an electric light pole, tore wheels loose, and dragged its rear axle before stopping 150 feet away. The incident occurred on a State highway toward Concord.
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Lexington
Susie Irene Vogel
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
J. Bennett
Vogel
Dover Street
West Somerville
Concord
Valley Field Farm
Albert Fadder
Carr Avenue
Adams
Masters and Pilots Licenses Suspended Over Sinking
Captain Charles P. Downs of East Marion and Captain Edgar S. Angell of Providence had their master and pilot licenses suspended for nine months and each fined $60 after federal steamboat inspectors found them guilty of pilot rule violations. The action followed the August 21 sinking of a Providence River lighter with one fatality.
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Providence
R. IL
Charles P. Downs
East Marion
L.1
Edgar S. Angell
Georgia
Downs and Angell
Providence River
Harding charges Versailles broke faith with China over Shantung award
In Marion Ohio on September 21 Senator Harding sharpened his attack on the peace treaty insisting President Wilsons peace commission at Versailles violated trust with China by secretly consenting to Shantung province being awarded to Japan.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Wilson
Versailles
China
Shantung Province
Japan
Harding Campaign Clash Over Haiti Policy and League
In a porch meeting, Senator Harding attacked U S policy in Haiti and warned against the League of Nations. He condemned self-serving assurances given at Paris and urged an association of nations guided by conscience rather than force.
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China
America
Paris
Loyal Order of the Golden Heart
United States
Association of Nations
Lmelight
Lillian Russell
League of Nations
Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Haiti
Sorny
Hayti
San Domingo
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Leaders Celebrate Victory at Faneuil Hall
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association holds a final victory ratification celebration at Faneuil Hall this afternoon at 3. A 1:30 parade forms on the Boston Common, led by Sybil Appleton carrying the American flag, with pioneers and notable suffragists in autos. Governor Coolidge reviews the procession at the State House, then City Hall.
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Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
Boston suffrage victory parade and celebration in Faneuil Hall
Marshals lead parade from Dock Square to Faneuil Hall with a large list of state representatives including Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird and Mrs. Thomas Pelham Curtis. Speakers include Miss Alice Stone Blackwell and Mrs. Maud Wood Park. A Victory dinner follows at the Twentieth Century Club with about 150 attendees.
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Fanthy C. Osgood
George W. Perkins
H. Parker Whittington
MaryJorie T. Packard
Charles Sumner Bird
Thomas Pelham Curtis
Hallam Movins
Oakes Ames
Charles McDermott
Franklin Hobbs
Hobbs
Fred L. Milliken
Susan Bowker
Evelyn Peverley Coe
Charles Sumner Bird, Jr
Francis Bird
Amelia Baldwin
Percy Haughton
J. Lovell Little
James Parker
George S. Fiske
George R. Fearing, Jr
Harry Livingstone
H. Parker /Whittington
Henry Russell
Ruby Allen
Pauline Allen
Carnegie
Edward Stanwood
Grace Burnham
Florence Luscomb
Edna N. Stantial
Charles I. Quirk
Vilette Crosby
William Barry
Farnell Hall
Alice Stone Blackwell
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Maud Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
Guilford Dudley
Nashville
Tenn
Massachusetts
Tennessee
James D. Tillinghast
Twentieth Century Club
Women's Industrial Civic League
Boston League of Women Voters
Julius Andrews
Burke Second Trial Set in Bartley Murder Case
The second trial of John A. Burke for the murder of Nelson W. Bartley in Jackman last October will begin on November 3 in Skowhegan Maine.
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Skowhegan
John A. Burke
Nelson W. Bartley
Jackman
Woman linked to bigamy case in New Hampshire court
Della LaFrance faced Judge Fosdick on a bigamy charge after revealing she bore nine children to James Arthur Barry of Andover. Barry previously told the court he had two marriages and learned afterward he wed other men's wives. LaFrance, 32, allegedly moved from Peterboro to Andover and, amid controversy, and about to give birth to a tenth child, was jailed briefly with the infant.
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LaFrance
Pelletier
Fosdick
Peterboro
N. H
Barry
Andover
Salem
Triangles and Bigamy Unfold in Court Case
The court heard a tangled tale as James Arthur, claiming a good faith marriage to a LaFrance woman freed from prior ties, faced three months. Mrs. LaFrance appeared for bigamy with attorney Joseph F. Pelletier of Salem, revealing an intricate web of intertwined marriage ties that deepened the case.
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LaFrance
James Arthur
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