Plan to distribute coal reaches national panels
A tentative plan for distributing hard coal was presented to representatives from states using anthracite. Formulated by the Pennsylvania fuel commission, it has tentative approval from the fuel administration in Washington and the Interstate Commerce Commission. Domestic consumers would get about 40 percent less than normal supply this winter.
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Philadelshia
Pennsylvania Fuel Commission
The
Fuel Administration
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
James
Conrad E. Spens Named Federal Fuel Distributor
Conrad E. Spens of Chicago was selected as Federal fuel distributor under the coal distribution and anti profiteering bill. President Harding considered the report after a half hour conference with Secretary Hoover. H B Spencer, the current distributor, resists continuing under the new law.
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Washington
Conrad E. Spens
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quinsy Railroad
Harding
Rasputin as a Magnificent Villain Inspires Stage Debate
Boston critic Robert Mantell and actress Genevieve Hamper foresee Rasputin as a grand stage villain in a program that also features Richelieu and Shakespeare works. Mantell argues a truly great historical play on any subject could rival Richelieu for immediacy and power. He notes Rasputin’s aura as a villain reflects dramatic potential beyond mere crime.
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Frionk
Rasputin
Richelieu
Robert Mantell
Genevieve Hamper
Boston Opera House
Hamiet
Julius Caesar
King Lear
Cavanagh urges public read of Republican platform
Former Senator James F. Cavanagh of Everett calls for the Republican platform to be prepared in advance of the state convention so delegates can read it before voting. He asks the resolutions committee to hold a public hearing to consider platform planks, arguing platforms should bind candidates and reflect the majority view.
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James F. Cavanagh
Everett
Repulican
Cavanagh
Frank H. Foss
Republican State Committee
Frank G. Allen
Committee On Platform
Committee On Resolutions
Committee
Kimball Building
Ford Plants Again Open
Detroit September 21 Henry Ford's industrial strike ends as Ford plants in the Detroit district reopen after a shutdown last Sunday over coal prices. Edsel Ford, president of Ford Motor Co., ordered the restart after a Cincinnati conference with 50 mine operators. Henry Ford approved the reopening and announcement was sent to thousands of workers nationwide.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Cincinnati
Sullivan Wins On Recount In Ward 18 Democratic Nomination
Lewis R. Sullivan defeated Richard I Garvey by 11 votes in a Ward 18 recount for the Democratic nomination to the House. Final tally Sullivan 1344 Garvey 1233. Separately, William J. Hennessey widened his lead over Christopher J. Halligan in the 7th Suffolk Senate district recount, final margins show Hennessey ahead by 63 votes.
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Lewis R. Sullivan
Governor’s Council
Richard I Garvey
House of Representatives
Garvey
Sullivan
Suffolk
William J. Hennesey
Christopher J. Halligan
Hennessey
Hennesey
Halligan
Father John's Medicine Aims Health And Strength
A brief ad stating Father John's Medicine builds health and strength without drugs. It emphasizes natural relief and vitality, promising safer support for daily wellness.
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John
Canadians to Open Club Rooms at Bellevue Hotel Boston
Officers and members of the Canadian Club of Boston will open headquarters at the Bellevue Hotel on Beacon Street with a noon luncheon. Oswald Lyon led the renovation with Walter S. Mulhall and architect James H. McNaughton, creating a mahogany furnished suite of three rooms that can form one larger lounge and reading area.
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Canadian Club of
Boston
Bellevue Hotel
Beacon Street
Oswald Lyon
House Committee
Walter S. Mulhall
James H. McNaughton
Boy 3 in critical state after self harm attempt in boarding house
Arthur Aylsworth of Union street Braintree is in City Hospital after a self inflicted incident at 50 Waltham street South Ind. He had plugged room crevices and turned on gas. Doctors revived him and his mother says he planned to study engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Arthur Aylsworth
Union Street
Braintree
City Hospital
Waltham Street
South Ind
Young Aylsworth
Wased
W Thether
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Motges
Tech
Dorchester Man Fined for Driving With Revoked License
Alfred Katz of 41 Michigan Avenue Dorchester was fined 100 after Judge Ahern in Roxbury Court yesterday found him guilty of driving his automobile after his license had been revoked by State Registrar Goodwin.
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Alfred Katz
Michigan Avenue
Dorchester
Ahern
Roxbury
Goodwin
Fashion's Colonial Revival Returns in Everyday Dress
The piece notes a renewed push for period inspired attire with long skirts, back pulled hair, capeline hats or tricornes, higher heels, draped frocks with buckles, and wearing gloves petticoats and corsets regularly as grace and dignity resurface in sales culture.
Hidden Glories of Lace Stockings in Silk Tops
A brief fashion note observes that even long frocks cannot hide lace stockings, while silk tops remain visible. The\nteasing contrast highlights delicate undergarment details amid period attire.
Young Women Favor Dress Up Look in Fall Coats
Youthful coats appeal to young women who want a dressy appearance with bold fur or collar details. Seventeen varieties include wolf and beaver collars, nutria and raccoon options, in imported mixes. Prices range from $25 to $55 with several coats on sale on the second floor.
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Bolivia
Mascot umbrella handles from France noted in brief
A fragment reports umbrella handles for a mascot arriving from France. The item is referenced without further details on origin timing or destination.
Fancy Veils and Hats Highlight French Style
Veils and hats feature embroidered mesh and French veiling options. Prices range from 39c to 1.25 for veils in black or colors with contrasting embroidery. Many hats pair with plain plush or velvet bands and simple trimming.
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