Mrs Mollie Covington Hanna Divorced In Berkshire Court
Mrs Mollie Covington Hanna was granted a divorce from Daniel R Hanna in Berkshire County Superior Court. Judge Frederick W Fosdick found no evidence of cruel or abusive treatment. Hanna, heir to the Cleveland Leader and News, was described as extremely wealthy.
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Pittsfield
Mollie Covington Hanna
Daniel R. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Berkshire County Superior Court
Frederick W. Fosdick
Hanna
Cleveland Leader and News
Will Brand Her Father a Murderer A Hurled Court Scene
Sixteen year old Madeline Longe prepared to testify in Rutland Superior Court to brand her father a murderer. Barred from the courtroom today by a motion from her father's counsel she sat on courthouse steps awaiting her turn to speak tomorrow.
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Rutland
Madeline Longe
Superior Court
Legislature Protest Against Remarks by Grand Army Chief
More than forty senators and representatives signed a protest to Speaker B. Loring Young condemning William A. Ketcham of the Grand Army of the Republic for remarks about Oswald G. Villard and his Ireland committee. The protest denounced the speech as uncalled for and unpatriotic and called attention to sympathizers of Ireland.
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William A. Ketcham
Grand Army of the Republic
House of Representatives
B. Loring Young
Oswald G. Villard
Ireland
Massachusetts Attorneys Vetted as Counsel for Graft Inquiry
James A. Stiles of Gardner leading a list of six Massachusetts attorneys considered for counsel to the special legislative committee probing the 1918 19 street railway bills. Hearing open to the public today, though the full list will not be released.
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James A. Stiles
Gardner
Worcester County
Massachusetts
Committee Orders Further Sessions To Name Attorney
A committee held two long sessions yesterday to consider employing counsel and adjourned without a decision. They plan a 10 o’clock meeting today to name an attorney, with candidates including Thomas Proctor Boston James J. McConnell Boston Ernest H. Vaughn Worcester and former Attorney General James M. Swift Fall River.
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Boston Elevated
Bay State Street Railway Company
Stiles
Thomas Proctor
Boston
James J. McConnell
Ernest H. Vaughn
Worcester
James M. Swift
Fall River
Hanna Case Calls Quiet in Court House
Not a spectator was present when the Hanna case was called. Mrs Hanna and her sister Mrs Effie Lewis Hamilton of Covington New Jersey and the Hanna villa cook Miss Henrietta Neilson were the only witnesses. There was no contest.
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Hanna
President Harding Accepts Plymouth Pilgrim Day Invitation
President Harding agreed to visit Plymouth on August 1 for the Pilgrim tercentenary. He will travel likely aboard the Mayflower with a naval escort. Senator Lodge and Secretary Weeks will join him on the yacht.
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Washington
Harding
Plymouth
Senator Lodge
Secretary of War
Weeks
White House
L. S. Kyle
Francis C. Holmes
George L. Gooding
Versailles Pact Dead
Washington March 5 President Harding has not supported an early peace declaration with Germany and favors delaying decisive action. He has not committed to a concrete plan for peace and leans toward discarding the Versailles covenant as a basis for a new association of nations.
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Washington
Germany
Harding
Association of Nations
Plead for Irish peace from British church leaders
London April 5 nine bishops and heads of major nonconformist churches in Great Britain sign a letter to the premier and Irish secretary urging peace in Ireland. They endorse the Archbishop of Canterbury's House of Lords protest against reprisals and warn the policy invites serious misunderstanding and criticism.
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London
Archbishop of Canterbury
House of Lords
Ireland
Great Britain
Scottish United Free Church
Congregational and
Baptist Unions of Scotland
Wesleyan
Methodist
Presbyterian Churches
Society of Friends
Man Falls 25 Feet From Scaffold In Roxbury
Frank McCone aged 42 of Parker street Roxbury was seriously injured yesterday afternoon after falling 25 feet from a scaffold at the rear of 33 Calumet street.
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Frank McCone
Parker Street
Roxbury
Calumet Street
Viscount Astor III Resigns Over Health Trouble
London April 1 Viscount Astor III resigns as parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Health. He has been in Egypt and is reported to suffer from lung trouble.
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London
Viscount Astor
Ministry of Health
Egypt
Cousins Letters Sent to White House Baby Pearl
Revealed letters from every state show public enthusiasm for the White House baby after the Harding raid on the Chicago residence. The confiscated correspondence, seized by secret service men, details widespread congratulations and personal notes to the First Family with Pearl as the focal point.
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Chicago
United News
Harding
Secret Service
North Kimball Avenue
White House
Cousin Everett Tied to Harding Scheme Leads to Jail
The story details Everett Harding and a web of political and financial schemes that landed him in jail. It notes alleged ties to President Warren G Harding, with letters between Everett and politicians and a White House baby Pearl Harding. A photo signed Warrren G Harding circulated. Secret Service questions its authenticity.
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Everett
Harding
Washington
White House
Pearl Harding
President Harding
Everett Harding
Warren G. Harding
Secret Service
Miss Pearl Harding
Baby in Court as Fathers Claim Conflicts
Springfield April 5 A blue eyed baby taken to Police Court to compare with two men who claim paternity Thomas Grover of 491 Allen street is charged as the father while he says the child belongs to George E Webb a soldier Attorneys argued over facial similarity Judge Heddy reserved decision noting no opinion was given.
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Springfield
Thomas Grover
Allen Street
George E. Webb
Cummings
Grover
Webb
Heddy
Woman Chased by Rooster In Springfield
Mrs. R. L. Cheesman of Union street West Springfield complained to police that she was attacked and chased for 100 yards by an ugly rooster owned by Mrs. Lt. Kresser of Park avenue. The rooster had been chasing many Park street school children. A patrolman ordered the bird housed up under penalty of decapitation.
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Springfield
R. L. Cheesman
Union Street
West Springfield
Lt. Kresser
Park Avenue
Park Street
Choking Fatality Reported in Taunton Child
Taunton city police report Ferdinand Couto aged two of 88 Oak Street choked to death while eating a banana. A large piece lodged in his throat and he died before a physician could reach him.
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Taunton
Ferdinand Couto
Oak Street
War declaration and grim World War I notes in brief
United States House votes for war with Germany by 3738 to 50, with President Wilson signing the declaration as war begins. German vessels in U S ports seized. One year ago French troops occupied Frankfort and other cities. Five pro Irish women were arrested at the British Embassy in Washington.
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Verdun
United States
House of Representatives
Germany
Wilson
Frankfort
Washington, D. C
Weather forecast for Boston and Atlantic states
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather and warmer conditions Wednesday and Thursday with moderate to fresh southeast to south winds. East New York and North New England expect fair days with little temperature change, while South New England and eastern Massachusetts coast see mild warmth Wednesday. General fair weather across Atlantic States Wednesday and Thursday with mild temperatures. Winds: southeast to south moderate to fresh north of Sandy Hook and southeast to southeast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras.
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Boston
Washington
New York
North New England
South New England
Massachusetts
Atlantic States
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Bright and fair weather for today and tonight
The forecast says today and tonight will be bright and fair after a cool morning. It will warm up considerably as the day progresses.
Temperature report from Thompson's Spa yesterday
Yesterday's average temperature was 51 degrees with a high of 63 and a low of 41. Readings show 59 at 6 pm and 45 at midnight, with a year ago average of 46.5 degrees.
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Thompson
Spa
Wiss Ssass
Cee Sc
Martial law in Boston as police patrol main streets
A semblance of martial law prevailed in Boston's business section as mounted and foot police patrolled Franklin Congress State streets and Cornhill to prevent a recurrence of the rioting that marked the building trades strike Monday night.
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Boston
Franklin
Congress
State Streets
Cornhill
Strikers Replaced as Workmen Guarded by Police in Boston
Police escorted workmen to their homes across the city as crowds moved to keep peace. Two disorder incidents occurred one in East Boston with a striker firing at an officer and bricks flying at workers on the John Hancock Insurance project on Berkeley and Stuart streets. Police guarded three city building sites including the Federal Reserve Bank on Oliver Street under Sergeant Flynn.
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Boston
John Hancock Insurance
Berkeley
Stuart Streets
Flynn
Federal Reserve Bank
Oliver Street
Concord House Adopts Chiropractic Education Amendment
The New Hampshire Senate amendment to the chiropractic bill was accepted by the House this afternoon. It requires every chiropractor in the state to hold the equivalent of a high school education and graduate from a school offering at least a three year program. The bill now goes to the Governor.
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Concord
N. H
Senate
House
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Chester I. Campbell
Loew’s Theatres
M. Douglas Flattery
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Linscott Motor CO
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New River
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