Republicans Deny Democrats Claim of Boston Strike
GOP statements reject Democratic charges over the Boston police strike in 1919. They say Governor Coolidge offered to call out the State Guard and that Adjutant General was prepared to act, while Boston officials and police handled the crisis.
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Boston
States Coolidge
Washington
Ll. L
Ased
Coolidge
Berton Police
Staike
Lee
Abe
Wissachusetts
Law and
Howton
Conlidge
Loson
Maso
Coolldes Cornemone
Curtis
Peters
Stasy Aloues
Bowvton
Adventists Zeal Noted by Lecturer Despite Turbulent Times
A lecturer extols Adventists zeal and growth in North America and overseas. The piece cites church membership reaching thousands, missionary work across languages, and a push for broader support amid social and denominational changes.
Pequot Club Plans Fleet Purchase At Southport Meeting
Pequot Club set to vote on acquiring a fleet of saltwater boats at a significant expansion project in Southport. The plan includes a new class program and a move to a larger facility as members show strong interest and plans for future growth.
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Pequot Club
Toy Fe Fine Yacht Club
Southport
Anans Hiuidgenorl
Buvnesg Man
Aremmast
Len
Islenid Sound
Crehks
Boa Mauehan
John
Cleane
Heaford
Alfiea
Mitherbeg Glick
Lawrence Chane
George Gan
T Hatch
Stanley Edwin
Jackson
Jennings Henmy
Jennings
Tennings
Walter PF
Faarshar
Harold Idard
Clay Roderic
Nell Rt
Chase Miner
Worsis
EL Penneli
Riegel
Fo Schuott Linton Benin
Lugene W Sic Son Ton Simveny Sanford
Sturges
Howard
Bavot Llenda
Toon & i van Schiet Pradford
Woone
Robert F Weed
Ro Wormrath
Mbes Uc
Fac
Warner
Llugh Whetton
Afl
Johannes Sehant
de Ghmtow Tu
George Sherwood Hoows
Pequot
Superstitious Beliefs Highlighted In City Street Scene
The article describes crowds passing under ladders and avoiding mirrors amid a flood of superstitions in Westport and New York areas. It notes childhood teachings, ongoing beliefs about luck and money, and mentions the Banshee legend and the long-standing fear of floors like the 13th and 14th stories in tall buildings.
Blodgett Orr and Holden Spearheading G O P Ticket
The article notes Blodgett Orr and Holden leading the Republican ticket with party officials preparing for upcoming state and national events. It mentions plans for a final campaign push and possible appearances in key states to support the presidential bid.
Girl Dies in Parachute Jump Tragedy
A tragic incident at a parachute jump claims the life of a girl described as a student and performer. Witnesses report the accident occurred during a routine training or exhibition, with attention now on the equipment and supervision involved. The event has sparked inquiries into safety measures and potential factors contributing to the fatality.
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Eeleh
Shipley
Denomnatinin
Milssiniaix
Jon Ant
Ametica
Switveria
Dra Ninatia
North
Amerit
GN Editore Langug
Messine
Canante
Sdstrada
Japa
Anna
Plese
Church Opens School of Religious Education
Lin tie School of Phigiaustuals educates at the Lrsi Presbyterian church on Tuesday evenings offering study for adults and youths. The tract calls for attendance to join the course and Sunday school sessions for Biblical instruction.
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Church
Lin Tie School
Hgiaus Tducalias
L*rsi Presbyteran
Cnel
New Connecticut Drivers Over Forty Five Thousand For Year
State Department records show 45 000 plus drivers licensed in nine months of 1924 with a nine month total and a new high. Examinations totaled 22858 in the second quarter and 17706 in the third with many applicants earning licenses. Total gasoline tax receipts for the past nine months reached 4 941 079 07 dollars, up 174 percent from the prior year, and funds were transferred to the state Highway Department for road work.
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Tna Xea
Connecticut
Nak
Icr
Opersinis
Avtatote
Quater Inkghing
Yeu
State Highway Dept
France Faces Civil Service Pay Talks And Protests
Paris reports indicate civil service employees threaten mass protests if the government does not address a pay rise and restructuring. Premier plans met with mixed reactions as unions push for restored salaries and improved benefits amid political pressure.
Novelist to Head Girl Scout Drive Campaign
Raushail novelist Milly Ro by will lead the Girl Scouts of America drive to raise funds. The plan aims to increase support via sales of fodder at a set price of ten dollars per item, with a target of 130000 dollars. The effort is led by Herbet Haave, president of the district council.
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Girl Scout
Roby
Raushail
America
Stromberg Carlson
Atwater Kent
Crosley
No More Shiny Noses Powder Ad Promises Clear Skin
A vintage ad touts a facial powder claiming to control shine and reveal smoother pores. The copy emphasizes a pure formula and mentions a brand name Mello verti and references to druggists selling the product.
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Ile
Natal
Piles Quick Action Advertised for Ty Ease
An advertisement touts fast relief for piles with Tau Stain Nouang bleeding and soreness. It urges visiting the nearest drug store or using Pile Suppositories to stop pain and restore function, claiming quick results.
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Saylor Instrument Co
Fairfield Ave
Middlest
al Johns
Henry
Teveres Treacma
NPA
G. O P
Sport On Sound
Johannes Sortott
Conwnodore Pequot Club
Grandmia
Cme
Ladde
Beaveral
Wayne Parknives
Westport
Han Abachs
Blodgett, Orr and
Holden
G. O. P. Ticket
Republicar Lown
Prasmien
Hepl Bhican
Imhof
Ravern
Omaree
New Traven
Nationa Ouaiister
Conner Acwt
Flodaet
Vari
Adou
State Dept
France
Paris
London
Genesa
Plarrio
Noilien
le Crail
Monlay
Howland's
Toit Dour Raat
THE
Howland Dry Goods CO
Jomato
aTsup
Bridgeport
Davey Brothers, Inc
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Public Market Grocery & Delicatessen
Wife Savers
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