Roland Garros Stadium to Host Davis Cup Matches
Paris plans final preparations for the Davis Cup with Lacoste and Brug nonplaying roles in staging the event. A new Stade Roland Garros will be built at Porte d Auteuil to seat 20 000, include a restaurant, club house, press facilities, and four practice courts. The complex will host the French Championship and international matches, replacing older venues at Racing Club Boulogne and St Cloud.
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Jean Bouin
Stadiium
Roland Garros
Onnis
Tadium
Porte d'Auteuil
Ats
Racing Club
Boulogne
Stade Roland Garrost
Lost Book Notice from Law Deposit Book No 1s Reported
Payment ledger entry notes the loss of Deposit Book No 1s from the Law Payment Ledger. W Hosmer of Aust appears as treasurer assistant dated 1928 14 29 with ledger fragment. No further claimant details are provided in readable text.
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Lesex Institution For Law
W. Hosmer
Treas
Mrs Burt speaks before Concord D A R meeting
Old Concord Chapter D A R held a Saturday meeting in Trinitarian church. Four delegates and ten alternates to the 34th State Convention were elected for February at the Hotel Statler. Mrs Emma Burt spoke on foreign relations including the Pan American conference and Philippines issues. A social hour followed. music was provided by local students.
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Old Concord
D.A.R
Trinitarian Church
Towle
Hotel Statler
Augustus Morse
Betsy Ross
Fuller
Emerson Hospital
Claire Kent
Concord
Alice
Lee
Concord Junction
Miss Kent
Miss Lee
Emma Burt
State
Nicaragua
Philippines
Wim
Burt Continuin
John. G. Watson
Albert S. Graves
Alfred Haynes
Cattle and Leather Market Pressures Rise and Fall
The article notes sustained demand for sole leather while tanners struggle with low stock and delayed deliveries. Beef cattle costs rise but high prices discourage retail beef sales, as leather demand stays strong and substitutes remain uncertain. Fat steers fetch around $18 per cwt while hides yield less profit, delaying cattle expansion.
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Shoe and Leather Reporter
Europe airmen plan 1928 trans Atlantic flights
European airmen prepare for new ocean crossings in 1928 despite last year’s setbacks. Seven flights are in prospect from Europe including three British, two French, one German, and one Austrian. English pilot Hinchliffe, who aided Miss Columbia’s voyage, will attempt a Detroit monoplane with a Wright Whirlwind engine.
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Hinchliffe
Cranwell Airdrome
Lincolnshire
R H McIntosh
Atlantic
Princess Xenia
Frank Courtney
Courtney
Corunna
Spanish
iCourtney
London
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Atlantic Ocean
WGR
Stinson
K and Schlee
Newfoundland
Bag
Knights of Pythias Anniversary Observed
Progressive Lodge marks the sixty four year founding of the Knights of Pythias with Past Chancellor Thomas A. Breck in charge on February 22. Other past chancellors join in the program followed by a smoker and lunch led by committee chair Charles B. Lent. A public military whist party is planned for March 14 at Masonic Hall.
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Progressive Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Order
Thomas A. Breck
Thos, French, E
Burgess Dickey
Ralph Joseph Schwab
John Wolf
Howard F. Baker
Gustaf Larson
William V. Cameron K
Navy Gives Choice Of Duty To New Men
The Secretary of the Navy announces that Navy men reenlisting may choose between Mid Pacific or Asiatic duty. The decision comes from Commander L. J. Gulliver of the Navy Recruiting Office in Adams Square Boston.
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NAVY
Secretary of the Navy
L. J. Gulliver
U. S. Navy
Adams Square
Boston
Police Chiefs to Hold World Convention in Colorado
The International Association of Police Chiefs will convene in Colorado Springs near Pike's Peak starting June 26, with several hundred chiefs from around the world expected. They will discuss methods of catching criminals during the gathering.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
Calo
International Association of Police Chiefs
Pike's Peak
Coppers
Maynard Residents Seek Relocation of Main and Nason Streets
In January 1928 Maynard residents petitioned Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate the easterly corner of Main and Nason Streets. A hearing and view were scheduled for March 2 1928 at the Cambridge Court House with notices to interested parties and publication in the Maynard Enterprise.
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Maynard
Mass
Middlesex County Commissioners
Cambridge
Main
Nason
Frank
Binks
Edwin Carlton
John J. Driscoll
Ernest Rasmussen
Harold K. Hanson
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
County of
Court House
East Cambridge
View
Maynard Enterprise
Marlborough
Ralph.n. Smith
Maynard Selectmen Schedule Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of the board will be held Wednesday evenings at 7 o clock in their rooms in Creighton's Block. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time or to the secretary of the Board. Frank S. Binks is chairman and R. Carlton, secretary.
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Selectmen's
Selectmen
Creighton
Frank
S. Binks
Rpowin Carlton
Trout
Probate Court Notice in Middlesex County
Mary A. McGrath estate of Concord. Leo J. Moth seeks letters testamentary as executor. Court at Cambridge to hear cause February 27, 1928 at 10 am. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks and mailed to known heirs seven days before. Signed John C. Leggat, First Judge. Register Loring P. Jordan. February 8, 15, 22
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Mary J. Miler
Mary Jane
Millers
Concord
Middlesex
Milk St
Boston
Mass
Herman F. Wells
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mary A. McGrath
Said
Leo J. M
Cambridge
Concord Hunter
Rena Bothy
Aorea
Tness
John C. Leggat
Notice of Duplicate Bank Book Application
We have received an application for a duplicate bank book to replace Book No. 3907 under Section 40 Chapter 590 acts of 1908. Assabet Institution for Sain Sidney E. McCleary, creas iebash.
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Assabet Institution For
Sain
Sidney E. McCleary
Creas Iebash
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