Miss Turnbull Weds A Baron In Boston Ceremony
Beatrice Anita Baldwin Turnbull, whose mother won a share of the Lucky Baldwin estate in 1911, married Baron Andrew Vincent Patterson of New York. The ceremony was performed by a justice of the peace after clergy refused due to the baron's divorce. Officials assisted to obtain a court order waiving the five day law.
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Boston
Beatrice Anita Baldwin Turnbull
Baldwin
Andrew Vincent Patterson
New York
Charles Silloway
Thomas Connally
David J. Walsh
George Holden Tinkham
Connally
Tinkham
Silloway
Concord Parade Marks Second Day of State Celebration
Concord New Hampshire observed the second day of its Taneh anniversary celebration with an automobile, industrial, vivie and work horse parade the first of its kind in the state. City schoolchildren joined the event. A reunion of current and former legislators followed featuring former speaker William B Chandler. U S Senators lingered with Hollis and Congressmen Loway and Wason. The program included sports historic pageants and band concerts.
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Concord
N. H
Jane
Thie
Chilran
Wiliam B. Chandler
United States
Hollis
Loway
Wason
Women Move for Peace and Suffrage Debate
National Woman Suffrage association delegates discussed militant tactics and state enfranchisement in Florida and the South. Governor Trammell signed Fellsmere charter act, debated Shaffroth Amendment, and Miss Blackwell urged unity among suffrage groups while criticizing Congressional Union tactics.
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Chileago
Trammell
Florida
Boswell
Cooley
Fellsmere
Miss Blackwell
South
Blackwell
National Association
Congressional Union
McCormick
Congressional Committee
Gifford Dudley
Tennessee
Mra
A. H. Potter
Minnesota
Mra. McCormick
Pope seeks Congress to end war, says Rome paper
Rome newspaper reports Vatican plans to convene a congress soon to end the war. Pope Benedict is cited as aiding, per Giornale d’Italia. The article notes the Vatican aims to act in the near future to push peace initiatives.
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Rome
Vatican
Benedict
Giornaly d'Italia
Naval Academy Scandal Grows at Annapolis Proceedings
Rear Admiral William F. Pullman testified before the naval court about irregularities in the last annual examination. He named Midshipman James V. Moss as chiefly responsible and said Moss was aided by senators and a representative in pressing for clemency. Moss’s father, a counselor for midshipmen, claimed an officer may have sent papers to Moss, involving Surgeon McDowell.
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Annapolis
William F. Pullman
Naval Academy
Naval Court
Daniele
James Vs. Moss
Midunin Moss
United States
Robert Moss
Moss
Midshipmen
Ofa Naval Oficer
Pull
McDowell
Mirshipman
Cash Stolen in Street Hold-Up Near Bank Deposit
New York witnesses report a daylight hold-up by three men who pistol whipped George A. Listardt, cashier, and Thomas J. Boyd, superintendent of a Borden Condensed Milk Co. branch. A satchel with $7,500 was taken as the two men were escorting a bank deposit. the robbers fled across the New Central tracks into an automobile.
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Borden's Condensed Milk Co
New York
George A. Listardt
Thomas J. Boyd
Bordens Condensed Milk Co
New Central
Brattleboro Board of Trade Elects Officers
The Brattleboro Board of Trade met last evening and elected Horton D. Walker president, Arthur B. Camp and Charles R. Crosby vice presidents, with Carl S. Hopkins named secretary. Walker is a well known electrical contractor. The others were re elected.
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Brattleboro
Board of Trade
Horton D. Walker
Arthur B. Camp
Charles R. Crosby
Carl S. Hopkins
Walker
Drug plants offer no unusual profit to American farmers
Government specialists warn that drug plant cultivation is not a lucrative path for most farmers. Improved methods and extensive care could be needed, and market conditions often limit demand. Farmers should study markets before investing, as only well equipped growers with access to buyers may profit.
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Cape
Walletin Wie
Department of Agriculture
Terefore
Fee Eee
United
Amy
Merwin
Machvne
Rhubarb Beverages and Household Tips From Dorothy Deater
Household notes advise whitening bureau interiors, reviving softened crackers by oven heating, sharpening knives by passing through a chopper, and using pulverized sand soap for cleaning. It covers patient care, work hours, and sleep, then shifts to rhubarb recipes including rhubarb pudding and jelly with whipped cream, and tips on serving with cakes and beverages. Dorothy Deater signs the end with culinary guidance.
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Saga
Janice
Dorothy Deater
Williamstown Social At Methodiet Church
Williamstown The 1 OG T will hold a church social on Wednesday evening in June at the Methodist church. Anyone can come and enjoy games and refreshments. A cheerful, friendly gathering with a good time expected for all attendees.
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OG. T
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