No Decrease in Packard Price Policy
Robert B. Parker, Packard Motor Car Co. Boston general manager, announced a price protection guarantee for standard cars and trucks from now until July 1, 1921. If Packard prices drop during that period customers are to receive the difference, a policy Parker says protects both buyers and the manufacturer.
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Robert B. Parker
Packard Motor Car Company
Boston
Packard
Parker
Costa
Augment Dorchester Larceny Case Involving Eighty-Year-Old Suspect
An octogenarian surface case in Dorchester Court fined John Green eight years old? The text reports a child named John Green of 20 Buck- Poo street fined $50 for larceny of 18 curtains from a house at 36 Park Street Dorchester owned by Mrs Bertha Ruthen of 858 Columbus avenue. Sentence suspended on promise of restitution.
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John Green
Buck- Poo Street
Dorchester
Green
Park Street
Bertha Ruthen
Columbus Avenue
Rebekah Leader Praises Women’s Rise and Education
Noted speaker Mrs. Henry V. Borst argues that women now have the vote and must join organized sisterhoods like the Rebekahs. She urges women to pursue professions, gain education, and plan for financial security, citing Australia and New England roots as inspiration.
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Rebekahs
Henry V
Ponzi Admits Dondero Not His Partner
Charles Ponzi testified in the Federal building that John S. Dondero was never his partner. He said Dondero acted as an agent and that partnership papers filed March 6 listed Dondero to protect against a Fidelity Trust Company attachment. Ponzi indicated he would remove Dondero’s name soon and noted Dondero may have unconfirmed profits while denying any personal gains. Ponzi returns to the stand tomorrow.
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Charles Ponsi
John S. Dondero
Federal Building
City Hall
Dondero
Ponzi
Fidelity Trust Company
Securities Company
Dorchester News Dealer Beats Mattapan in Early Morning Route
Edward J. Stanley of 868 Brent Street Dorchester is an early daily visitor to the Post to secure newspapers before beginning deliveries in Milton and Mattapan. He arrives shortly after 3 a.m. and returns by 5 a.m. He has 12 years in the business with a regular stand at the Mattapan bridges and several youths working for him.
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Edward J. Stanley
Brent Street
Dorchester
The
Post
Milton
Mattapan
Mattapan Bridges
More Help for Rush at Ellis Island
Assistant Secretary Post of the Labor Department ordered 133 additional employees at Ellis Island to handle the immigrant influx. Post said the overload would take many months to overcome after his visit to the island last week.
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Ellis Island
Washington
Elllis Island
Post
Labor Department
No Raise in Milk Price Keeps Oct Price Steady
The New England Milk Producers' Association announced no change in the October milk price at 181-4 cents per quart. The decision was made after an all day conference to set future prices for farmers and producers.
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New England Milk Producers’ Association
Brockton Woman Seeks City Council Seat
Mrs. W. B. Maynard, Brockton's first woman candidate for the municipal government, declares she intends to win a Common Council seat. She argues women can improve city conditions and must participate in municipal affairs, noting women have had no direct voice so far.
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Brockton
W. B. Maynard
First Woman Invited to Governor Council Luncheon
Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird, chairwoman of the Massachusetts Republican Women's Division, was hosted by Governor Coolidge and his Council at Young's Hotel for a luncheon yesterday. It marks the first time a woman was invited to the Governor and Council luncheon, honoring Bird’s work for the party.
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Bird
Charles Sumner Bird
Republican State Committee
Four Pawtucket youths nabbed after stolen auto chase
Four Pawtucket youths running a stolen car on Washington street fled when Officer Manuel J. Suzan signaled them to stop. The car, reported stolen in Central Falls, held loot from three New Hampshire store breaks and two automatics. Names given were William F. Mc Nally Donat Arthur Bissoneault and Felix Cote as Rhode Island officers took them in.
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Pawtucket
Washington Street
Manchester
N. H
Manuel J. Suzan
Central Falls
New Hampshire
William F. McNally
Donat
Arthur Bissoneault
Felix Cote
Rhode Island
Dress Description of Crepe De Chine Cape With Fur Collar
A cape of crepe de chine is pleated from the shoulders and held in to a straight, standing fur collar.
White House Sheep Flock Returned to Belair Farm
The last of the White House flock of sheep were rounded up today for shipment back to Belair Maryland. President Wilson had ordered the return after the war days when the lawns needed trimming and wool was in demand. Some had already been disposed of as the bulk was sent to William Woodward at Belair for relocation.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
William Woodward
Belair
Baby survives four story fall in New Bedford porch piazza
Antone P. Mello two years old of 109 David Street fell four stories from his home piazza in New Bedford this forenoon. Nearby workers witnessed the fall and summoned an ambulance. He suffered only minor scratches and was returned home after treatment at Derby Hospital. He landed on a cinder sidewalk.
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New Bedford
Antone P. Mello
David Street
Antoni
Derby
Must Pay Costs in Dorchester Court Case
Raymond P. Whitmore of Larchmont New York faced Dorchester Court after police alleged his machine struck and injured Mrs. Amelia Tanberg of Dorchester while she crossed Dorchester avenue on August 4. His case was continued a third time and he was ordered to pay costs totaling $2.
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Raymond P. Whitmore
Larchmont
New York
Field’s Corner
Amelia Tanberg
Spring Garden Street
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester Court
Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Coarse Hair Rescue
An advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as a remedy for dry brittle hair and dandruff caused by salt water. After two or three applications hair supposedly becomes soft and glossy. Sold for fifteen cents or one dollar a bottle from T Noonan & Sons Boston Massachusetts or local drug and department stores.
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Noonan
Barbera
Drug and Dept
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland St
Boston
Mass
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OF Boston
Commonwealth Ave
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Rebekah
Future For
Australia
Observer
Mrs. Borst
New England
Borst
Henry V. Borst
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Simmons
Simmons Company
Kenosha
Wis
Greater Boston
Milton and
Edward L. Stanley
Sinol
Maryland
Petrole
Valenciennes
Calais
Winter St
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