Harding Rejects Ireland Policy as Internal Matter
Senator Harding declared the Irish problem is not an official American issue and would be internal and domestic under the League covenant. He did not specify policy if elected but said the nation has meddled abroad and suggested Washington action would differ from sympathy. He spoke at a busy day of meetings and a front porch address seeking business and reformer cooperation.
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Marion
Harding
America
Washington
Senate
New Masonic Temple Planned for Manchester NH
Manchester NH September 23 The Masonic fraternity has purchased the Straw milusion on Elm street and enough land for an addition to the present building The price is around 45000 dollars for a new Masonic temple
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Manchester
N. H
Masonic Fraternity
Elm Street
Flour prices drop three cents a barrel to 12 60
Drepon Rept reports a 3 cent per barrel reduction for patent flour effective today. This marks the first flour market change since late last July.
Murder charge in fall from Lenox Street tenement
Charles H. Rodgers, 23, is charged with murder for hurling his step-daughter Doro thy Rodgers, 6, from the roof of the 71 East Lenox Street tenement. He faces Roxbury District Court after arrest at 5:30 yesterday following police inquiry by Captain Skillings and involvement of his wife.
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Dorothy Rodgers
East Lenox Street
Charles H. Rodgers
Roxbury
Perley S. Skillings
Dudley Street
Rodgers
Taxi Drivers Strike Hits Boston Firms Today
Union taxicab drivers in Boston walk out after refusing a wage demand of five dollars a day, 75 cents overtime, and one day off in 15. Current pay is 3.60 a day. Affects Town Taxi, Cummins Bros, Taxi Service and several independents.
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Boston
Washington Street
Town Taxi
Cummins Bros
Taxi Service
Boy Pedestrian Dies in Roxbury Auto Crash
Five year old Peter McGeever of Tremont Street was struck by a car owned and driven by 58 year old Angus MacDonald of Jumper Street Roxbury. The child died at City Hospital and MacDonald was arrested on manslaughter charges.
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Peter McGeever
Tremont Street
Angus MacDonald
Juniper Street
Roxbury
MacDonald
Lost boy from Maine reported missing in 1920
Aged 1 year, 6 feet 11 inches tall and 135 pounds, missing from Mt. Kineo House in Maine since September 13, 1920. Describes attire and appearance. Last known to be en route to West Somerville, Massachusetts. Information requested via Morgan Active Agency, Boston.
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Rudolph Edward Co
R. H
MT. Kineo House
Maine
Bromfield Road
West Somerville
Mass
Morgan Active Agency
Aeyen St
Boston
Cork Lord Mayor MacSwiney in better condition says bulletin
The Lord Mayor of Cork was somewhat less exhausted and still conscious, according to a bulletin from the Irish Self-Determination League. Archbishop Mannix denounced the exchange of his life for murders and called the alternative to dying in Brixton prison callous, at a dinner with bishops.
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London
Associated Press
Cork
Irish Self-Determination League
Cloyne
Southark
Portsmouth
Mannix
Melbourne
MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
Reprisals in Lahinch raid burn farms and Castle May
A Central News despatch says uniformed men shot at policemen near Lahinch and then torched 18 houses in Milltown Malbay Lahinch and Ennis. Three civilians were killed and Castle May the Longfield estate dating to King John’s era was set ablaze, occupants given ten minutes to flee.
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London
Lahinch
Ennis
Milltown
Malbay
Ennistown
Castle May
Longfield
John
Carmen's Union Seeks Charge of Chelsea Street Line
Chelsea division carmen's union plans a proposal to Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway trustees to manage the Chelsea division. Leader James M. O'Brien says the action could raise transportation, lower fares, restore dead lines, and improve company operations.
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Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Chelsea
The
Road
James M. O’brien
Carmen’s Union
Baseball scores from yesterday in major leagues
In the American League Boston beat Philadelphia 8 to 2 and Chicago defeated Cleveland 10 to 5. St Louis won the first game against Detroit 8 to 4 and took the second 3 to 0. In the National League Philadelphia won 7 to 6 over Boston in the first game and 6 to 1 in the second. Pittsburgh blanked Cincinnati 4 to 0.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Governor Coolidge and officials pledge no coal famine in Massachusetts
After a conference at the State House with Governor Coolidge Fuel Administrator Eugene C. Hultman and six coal dealers, officials stated there will be no serious coal shortage in Massachusetts this winter.
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Massachusetts
Coolidge
George Pickering
Salem
Eugene C. Hultman
Elmer A. Packard
Brockton
William A Clark
Northampton
Massachusetts Coal Dealers’ Association
Edward Hamlin
Metropolitan Coal Company
Wallace B. Phinney
City Fuel Company
Fuel Admin Orders Coal Delivery Limits and House Fuel Checks
Fuel Administrator Hultman issued an order restricting coal deliveries to at most three tons of anthracite in any size and forbidding sales to houses believed to have a month's supply of fuel on hand. The directive targets broken egg stove and nut sizes and aims to conserve fuel during shortages.
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Hultman
First ovation for ex Kaiser Amerongen hospital move
Sept 23 Aasso ciated Press reports William Hohenzollern former German emperor handed over a hospital he had ordered built as a memorial to the Amerongen asylum. In Doorn he traveled to Amerongen where villagers crowded to thank him and showered him with bouquets as his car moved through the decorated town.
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Amerongen
William Hohenzollern
Germany
Doorn
Holland
G A R per Capita Tax Increase and Ritual Change
Indianapolis delegates at the G A R encampment raised the annual per capita tax from 3 12 cents to 10 cents. They also voted to revise the ritual to read one country one language and one flag replacing the prior phrase.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps Elects Minnesota Leader and Officers
Extended debate at the organization meeting delayed officer elections and next encampment session. Emma W. Campbell of Minnesota was chosen department president and executive committee chairperson, with Delia A. Ricker of Texas named chaplain and Wastella Plopper re-elected treasurer. Executive committee members include Lillian Inman, Annie M. Schittig, Fannie M. Ferguson, and Rachel M. Hall. Nellie M. Goodman of Roxbury was elected president of the Daughters of Veterans.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Emma W. Campbell
Minnesota
National Organization
Delia A. Ricker
Texas
Wastella Plopper
Indians Beaten by White Sox in Pennant Clash
Cleveland eclipsed by the White Sox 10 to 3 as Bagby faltered in the 6th frame. Players Jackson Schalk and Tris Speaker saw the teams diverge early, ending hopes for a late pennant surge in this afternoon game.
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Indians
White Sox
Cleveland
Tris Speaker
Bagby
KILLED BY OWN STILL KILLING AGAIN AT HOME
Police say Joseph Brattakis 42 of 73 Wexford Street Brighton died from burns received while working over a small still yesterday. After being treated he collapsed near 69 Wexford Street and died at St Elizabeth Hospital. Police found the still and fire evidence in his apartment.
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Joseph Brattakis
Wexford Street
Brighton
St. Elizabeth
Braztakis
Brasztakis
Threats and Hectic Warnings Spur Boston District Turmoil
A menacing note promises Mayor Peters will be shot at midnight while two or more residents report threatening letters in Greater Boston. Socialist literature promoting William D. Heywood floods Back Bay and Roxbury as Massachusetts faces a wave of terror fears.
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Peters
Greater
Boston
William D. Heywood
Back Bay
Roxbury
Massachusetts
Red bomb scare cools with peaceful night in six cities
The anticipated blasts in Boston Fall River and New Bedford yesterday did not occur. Armed guards around public buildings banks and churches were increased and mail boxes linked to the threats were closely watched as authorities kept watch for any further action.
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Boston
Fall River
New Bedford
Gambling Scandal Echoes In Grand Jury Hearings
Rube Bence testifies Hal Chase and Buck Herzog offered him easy money to throw a World Series game. Benton arrives from New York as a key witness in the baseball gambling investigation.
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Rube” Bence
Ater
New York Nationals
Hal Chase
Benton
New York
Buck” Herzog
Cubs
Chicago
Benton speaks after jury chambers closing remarks
After emerging from the jury chambers Benton told newspapermen that Continued on Page 19 Third Col.
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Benton
12th United States president referenced in World War I era notice
A compact item noting anniversaries and events: the 12th U.S. president mentioned in wartime context, German forces south of Antwerp and Greek mobilization, a Bulgarian maneuver response, a 1915 reference, Samuel Kengene testifying to the Interstate Commerce Commission about a steel strike, and six Roman Catholic prelates opening a national conference in Washington.
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Staten
United States
Antwerp
Greece
Samuel Kengene
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Fair and unsettled outlook for Hoston area weekend
The forecast shows Friday mostly fair and Saturday turning unsettled with mild temperatures. Winds shift from moderate north to southeast along the coast, from Sandy Hook to Hatteras, as the pattern moves through New England and eastern New York.
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Hoston
Washington
New England
New York
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Weather outlook remains fair with cooler nights ahead
Forecast indicates continued fair conditions today and tonight with a drop in temperatures especially overnight. Winds stay light as temperatures edge downward, bringing a cooler feel after daytime values.
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Chase
Zimmerman
Ireland
NEW Masonic Temple
Manchester, N. H
Gale & Kent Custom Tailors
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Vaincy Brattle St
Brattle
Boato
Beach St
Wash. Eset
James A. Glass
Congress
Fort H. Ahoe
Irish. League Bulletin
Callous
Carmen
Franklin Savings Bank
City of
Park Square
Amerongen Folks
G. A.R
OUR
Dorchester
Codman Square
Dorchester High School
Tle
Felsch
Paul H. Shannon
Rube Benton
Sid Pitcher
Cosmopolitan Trust Co. Savings Department
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Devonshire Street
Johnson
A. M
the Old Farmer's
Thompson
Cns Tho Tors
Dorr
Universal Top and Body Co
Mase
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