Yale Crew Man Held by Police
Stanhope Wood Nixon of New York son of shipbuilder Lewis Nixon a Yale junior in Sheffield scientific department and varsity crew member was arrested charged with assaulting Edward M Everett chief engineer of the Southern New England Telephone Company on Oct 22 last. Everett was struck from behind with a club while walking home alone and rendered unconscious. robbery was the suspected motive.
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New Haven
Stanhope Wood Nixon
New York
Lewis Nixon
Sheffield Scientific Department
Yale
Edward M. Everett
Southern New England Telephone Company
Everett
Yale Star Nixon Arrested After Assault Confession
A Yale student, member of the varsity crew and Berzelius Society, confessed to an assault in which iron bolts were hurled at homes near the scene after detectives found bolts in his room. He is bonded $1500 for a hearing tomorrow as news shocks the campus. His father, Lewis Nixon, is a prominent Tammany Hall figure who traveled from New York upon word of the arrest.
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Nixon
Yale
Varsity Crew
Berzelius Society
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
Richard Croker
New York
Internal Bath Cascade Promises Quick Health Boost
An advertisement touts the J. B. L. Cascade Internal Bath as removing waste from the lower intestine and improving health. It cites physician approval, testimonials like Ruth H. Blackmer, and offers a booklet from Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores in New England.
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J. B. L. Cascade
Ruth H. Blackmer
South Hadley Falls
Mass
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
New England
Senate Receives Toll Exemption Repeal Bill for Pan Am Ships
The administration repeal bill to end toll exemptions for American ships in the Panama Canal reached the Senate after passing the House. It was referred to the committee on interoceanic canals with no debate. Senator O Gorman, committee chairman, plans a meeting next Tuesday to chart strategy.
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Washington
Panama Canal
House
Senate
Committee On
Friends of
Canals Committee
O’gorman
Owen
Oklahoma
White House
Friends of the Repeal
Administration
Political clash over tolls repeal and committee action heats up
Senators confront timing and hearings as O Gorman leads administration effort to repeal toll exemptions. Norris and Poindexter proposals on arbitration and delaying consideration surface while party factions argue over majority support and potential minority reports.
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O’gorman
Senate
House
Friends of
Norris
Nebraska
Poindexter
Wilson
Woman Slain in Home by Stranger
A man shot Mrs. Chick in her home then turned the magazine gun on himself. He fired twice in the right side and was taken to City Hospital, where doctors said he would not recover or regain consciousness. Worcester police offered no motive and had no identification for the killer.
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Louis V. Chick
L. P. Chick Print Company
Mrs. Chick
Mrs. Sheppard
Chick
Boston
Worcester
Mary
Trustees Demand Swig Removal From Hospitals Board
Trustees of the hospitals for consumptives have demanded the removal of Simon Swig from the board. Governor Walsh disclosed the move last night while stating no charges had been filed against Swig. The action follows Swig’s long statement accusing lax administration in the institutions under the board’s care.
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Walsh
Simon Swig
The
Board of Hospitals For Consumptives
Swig
Cntrustees
Trustee Board Rift Over Swig Resignation In Hospital Hearing
Dr. Bailey stated Swig's resignation was sought as turmoil hit the hospital trustees. Governor Walsh said no formal charges yet and urged waiting for the legislative committee’s unpaid boards policy before action. Swig was appointed by Governor Foss and the hearing occurred before the ways and means and public institutions sub committee.
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Walter C. Bailey
Swig
Foss
Bailey
Cole
Commission On Economy and Efficiency
Walsh
Trustees of Hospitals
Dr. Bailey
Mr. Swig
Simon Swig
Minority of B M to Merge Over Maine Central Proceeds
Minority stockholders of the Boston and Maine, with counsel Samuel L. Bailen, insist that 15 million dollars from the Maine Central sale be used solely to retire 27 million dollars of obligations due June 2. They formed a united group to block any other use of the funds.
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Bailen
William B. Lawrence
Boston & Maine
New England
Lawrence
Mr. Bailen
New Haven
Maine Central
Howard Elliott
Department of Justice
Boston Railroad
Samuel L. Bailen
Boston & Maine responds to Maine governor over mileage book changes
President Morris McDonald of the Boston and Maine and Maine Central replied to Governor Haines of Maine regarding abolition of the two cent 1000 mile mileage books and sale of 500 mile books at 214 cents per mile. He cites rising expenses of 55000 dollars per month with no revenue increase and notes possible passenger tariff and freight rate hikes to maintain 6 percent dividends.
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Morris McDonald
Boston & Maine and
Maine Central
Haines
Maine
McDonald
Latimer Named Yale Wrestling Captain for Next Season
Chester M. Latimer of Seattle was tonight elected captain of the Yale wrestling team for next season in New Haven.
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New Haven
Chester M. Latimer
Seattle
Wash
Yale
Rheumasalts Promote Liver and Kidney Cleansing
An advertisement extols Rheumasalts as a scientifically blended lithia drink to flush torpid liver and sluggish kidneys. It claims benefits for rheumatism headaches nervousness and other ailments, urging readers to ask an apothecary for 260 500 and 1.00 bottle sizes.
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Etze
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Reece
York State
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Sie
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