Fire destroys Weymouth hotel where George III signed treaty
Fire swept the historic Gloucester Lodge wing at Weymouth on March 3, destroying the room where King George III signed the U S treaty acknowledging American independence. Guests fled as flames rose. a water pipe escape aided a boy named Dicker who climbed to safety and saved two women and their jewelry before rescue.
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Weymouth
England
Gloucester
George HT
United States
Lord Nelson
Napoleon
Trafalgar
Nelson
George I
Queen Chartite
Gloucester Lodge
Hat George
God Sare
Niam Dicker
Prenatal Treatment Aims to Reduce Feeble Minded Births
Philadelphia reports Dr Charles K H Majous a Penn endocrinologist says new knowledge on ductless glands allows preventive care for prospective mothers. Instruments assess adrenal thyroid and pituitary function to reduce births of feeble minded children with normal minds and bodies.
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Philadelphia
Charles KH
Be M. Majous
Graduate School of Medicire
University of Pennsylvania
Bimba Blasphemy Case Not Pressed By Court
Brockton Mass March 3 The case against Anthony Bimba Lithuanian editor of Brooklyn NY convicted in District Court of blasphemy and seditious utterances against the state has not been pressed by District Attorney Wilbur. He appealed the conviction and was fined 204 dollars. A Superior court trial would be too costly, the district attorney said.
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Brockton
Mass
Anthony Bimba
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wilbur
Himba
Superior
Wald
Radio Program Guide and Market Reports Listing
A dense, station by station schedule fragment lists daily radio programs, weather, market reports, and musical performances across multiple urban stations. It features host names, time blocks, concert lineups, and various talk and entertainment segments across New York, Newark, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and other cities.
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Priresort
Studia New Muk
Telefany
Julian Heath
Susan Brown
Lioriman
Luck Market Pricrs
Luck Market Pricrs -Financint
Sunmary Cutron
Thna Sarket
Milton Jd
Uren
Tulk
Be Crocker
Eva Klein
American Bister
An Stern
J' Anlit
Maida Davia
Juarheon Meisle
Staten Marine Band
Radiosiden
Hien
Hloward
Nd Brennan
Corchestra
Gothnath Hand Tiejinitl
Koprane
Sioiiuist Tance Ochenten
Natal Orchestra
Songa
John Erout
Sety Torim
Herman Nevnoe
Cantralte
Hary
WGBS
Aes
Ruth Wheeler
Alice Clark Barnhill
Helen G. Kittredge
Bertram Talor
Pal—Thomasion de Leon
Paul Regs
Thomaringie Leon
Constanes Velteh
Paul Stoss
Anepayer Women’s Club
Helen J. Keyes
William Willama
Tanor
Alfred G. Rebin
Furmous Stra
Wim Willems
Dren
Tirle Geese
V.M
Termin Berman
New York
Limerick
Philip Alle
Toma Monsemer
Melcy Boys
Orchestes Nulesl
Wong
William McMahon
Devah Hart
Fawk Bauer
Studio Prograu M
OU AllMnight
Sama Cuxlow
tHarell Nummmitou
Viana
Doris Tauber
HMA
Raille
Redio Entertainment
Merenaders
Nadio Euterrainers
Atul
Itujiu
WPCH
ae—Tinger
Pemple
Aida
Mary Louise
WTIC
Slartford
Fann
Skinny
Lauea
Gaudet
Orgin Revita
Esthera
Nelwor
Toni
O'Brien
Rythnie
Joseph Vonaccorso
Schenectady
WGY
Matt Pinyera
Radio Farm School
Ollie Vestru
Health
WGY Players
Kilm
Radio Home Makers' Club
Cookie
Eddie Woods
C. Hubert
Louise Bartlett
Centralty
Margaret Schleuch
Ftecital
Anne Baughman
Workington Heights
Ers
AARL
Newark
Happy Bal
A.M
Happy Luriddle Koncert
RAL
Bill Fellbneth
Arthur Haas
POL Witam Cooperative
Conrae
la France Oristra
Oriental Orchestra
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Try Crocker
Stock Exchange
University of Pittsburgh Society
WEA
Pittchurch Post
Apringfield
Nancy Welle
Newa
J. F
Howe
Public School of the Art
Orchertra
AQE
Sen M
Radio Fann School
Arlington
Liganix
Mareie
Atlantie
Kelaes
Walter Boss
Plantat
Wool
Edison Did Much to Develop Radio, Marriott States
New York March 3 Thomas A Edison helped lay the groundwork for wireless communication though skeptical of current radio value. Robert H H Marriott first president of the Institute of Radio Engineers credits Edison with enabling early radio while noting the growing audience of millon fans and praising Edison for his support in safe radio for ships and distress signals.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Robert HH. Marriott
Institute of Radio Engineers
Edison
Marriott
United States
Husson
Marriott Edison
Reliabis
Tobacco bill aids growers eyed in House action
Washington March 3 The Gilbert tobacco statistics bill passed the House. It requires the Agriculture Department to publish quarterly totals of all tobacco in storage with reports from dealers manufacturers growers cooperatives warehousemen and brokers. Individual data remain confidential. The measure aims to replace Census Bureau data and curb stock distortions to help growers.
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George H. Manneng
Washington
House of Representatives
Gilbert Tobacco Stataties
Department of Agriculture
House
Department
Senate
Gilbert
Census Bureau
Agriculture Department
Thalph Gibert
Kentucky
Royal Japanese Heir Expected in August
Baltimore dispatch reports the steamer Firmore tod aground near Stith's Point, Potomac River entrance, in a gale sweeping the South Atlantic. The vessel bound from Pusquiere to Walmore with no cargo, ashore at dawn. no cargo damage or danger details available in radiogram.
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Baltimore
Firmore Tod
Stith’s Peini
Potomu River
Pusquiere
Waltimore
Local persons to go to play in Danbury
A group from the First United church in Lyreport will leave this evening at 7 oclock for Danbury to attend a three act play presented by Danbury local talent. After the performance there will be dancing in the church there. A concert by the Nichols Orchestra in Bridgeport's Universalist church followed, with crowds staying to dance and socialize.
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Danbury
Tirst Unist
Lriyeport
Nichols Orchestra
Universalist Church of
Bridgeport
Lowden Endorsed in Iowa by state Reps
A Des Moines AP report notes a March gathering of congressional district representatives in Iowa unanimously endorsed Frank Lowden as a 1928 presidential prospect, sending him a telegram urging him to enter the campaign.
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Des Moines
Tawa Repsolcans
Frank
Lowden
Iowa Professor Ples Leads Department at University
A professor at the University of Fasts has been named head of the department of journalism. The appointment reflects a shakeup in the college’s academic leadership and signals new directions for the program under the existing faculty.
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Iowa Cry
Iowa
Cap
C.il
Journalieee
University of Fasts
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