Wife Prefers Shop To Home In Civil Court Inquiry
Judge Hamilton in East Cambridge Superior Civil Court heard Armidas J. Cote of Waltham seek an injunction against Waltham Watch Co to keep Mrs Mary Cody from working outside the home. Cote claims employment caused marital separation and sought relief after a 1915 letter requesting discharge was ignored. He cites no criminal cruelty or support conviction. A hearing set for May 7.
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Hamilton
East Cambridge
Armidas J. Cote
Waltham
Waltham Watch Company
Mary Cody
Cote
Cote Ba
Charlestown Youth Nominated for Army Air Corps
Harry A. Brickley of Charlestown, son of Captain John A. Brickley, is recommended by Major Curley for active service in the United States Army Air Corps. The recommendation was filed with General Wood, head of the Department of the East.
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Harry A. Brickley
John A. Brickley
Mystic Street
Charlestown
Curley
United States Aviation Corps
General Wood
Department of the Fast
Ellis Island to Be Heavily Guarded
Construction of a wire stockade for internment of alien enemies began on Ellis Island and a heavy guard of United States regulars will be stationed there at all times starting tomorrow April 12, according to officials.
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New York
Ellis Island
United States
Rhode Island approves women voting for presidential electors
The Rhode Island Senate voted 32 to 3 to grant women the right to vote for presidential electors. Senator Guy Norman of Newport criticized Miss Rankin's Congress vote on the war resolution, saying her statement implied women cannot fulfill duty.
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Providence
R. I
State Senate
Rhode Island
Guy Norman
Newport
Miss Rankin
Congress
Harvard Alumni Offer Aid to War Department
The Harvard Alumni Association sent a resolution to President Wilson and cabinet members offering the government the services of the association. It will provide a list of alumni trained for military or naval service to assist in recruitment and related needs.
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Harvard Alumni Association
Wilson
Association
Harvard
War Department
Harvard Association
Dressings for Allied Armies Continues at Red Cross
The surgical dressings committee will keep producing dressings for the allies and increase efforts to equip American base hospitals. From Peter Bent Brigham Hospital headquarters a letter to 200 New England branches urges continued dressings work and treats all Red Cross tasks as additional.
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Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
New England
Vitalitas Demonstration Promises Health Benefits
Advert says Vitalitas, a premier tonic, outrivals mineral waters and medicines. Reports from M Acker of Pelham New Hampshire and W G Norton of Lawrence Massachusetts claim relief from stomach issues and rapid effect. Woodward's Drug Store in Tremont Street invites visits or letters for information.
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Vitalitas
New England
Vitalitas Agency
M. Acker
Pelham
N. H
W. G. Norton
Pacific Mills
Jackson Street
Lawrence
Mass
Woodward's Drug Store
Tremont Street
National Guard praises volunteer soldiers at G A R encampment
Acting Adjutant General Sweetser lauded the volunteer American soldier at Ford Hall, stating he believes in their strength in war and that volunteers will outnumber the government call if needed. He called the volunteer soldier the greatest little fighting man in the world.
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Sweetser
National Guard
Ford Hall
War rally in Boston pledges full enlistment and unity
Governor McCall and other speakers urged continued support as Massachusetts National Guard units reach peace strength of 100 men and can reach war strength of 150 after a call. Delegations from Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans attended as Commander Patterson installed new officers at Faneuil Hall.
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Massachusetts
National Guard
McCall
Daniel FE. Denny
Faneuil Hall
Sons of Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Army
The
Daughters of Veterans’ Auxiliary
William J. Patterson
Window Glass Men Get Boost in Pay
An American Association of Window Glass Manufacturers meeting in Pittsburg announced a 10 percent wage increase for all hand factory workers. The raise, effective from April 7, covers about 50 000 employees. A proposal to extend the working season into June was defeated and workers will take their usual summer vacation.
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Pittsburg
American Association of Window Glass Manufacturers
Columbia University Put On War Footing
Columbia University was placed on a war footing as President Nicholas Murray Butler reorganized the faculty into a general staff. Departments began coordinating resources to aid national military efficiency, economics and food supply. One department will train young men for the officers reserve corps in infantry cavalry and field work.
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New York
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Hoover to head American Food Board in wartime effort
Herbert Hoover, head of the Belgian Relief Commission, accepts the chairmanship of the new American Food Board. He launches a wide inquiry into Europe’s food situation, harvest prospects, and price control while urging Americans to eliminate waste and boost production to aid allies in the war.
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London
Herbert C. Hoover
American Commission For Relief
Belgium
National Defence Council
New Food Board
United States
Hoover
America
France
England
Italy
American Food Board
Associated Press
Belgian Relief Commission
Europe
Relief Commission
Russia
Roumania
Bulgaria
Hemisphere
MIT urged to boost drill as Major Cole calls for more training
Major KE. T. Cole, professor of military science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, urged students yesterday in a letter to devote more time to drill and military training.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
KE. T. Cole
Institute
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief From Constipation
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a gentle natural laxative alternative to calomel. The formula, developed by a physician after 17 years of practice, uses a soothing vegetable laxative that won’t force bowels into unnatural action. One or two tablets at bedtime end constipation and improve dull liver symptoms. 6c and 25c per box at all druggists.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Murphy and Laroche Win Harvard And Aviation Corps Honors
Gardner Murphy of Concord a Yale graduate now at Harvard won the annual Murphy scholarship from the Harvard faculty funded by William S Murphy. Chester Laroche of Dorchester, Yale football star, was forwarded to Senator Lodge with strong political backing for U S Aviation Corps appointment.
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Harvard
Yale
Peets
Gardner Murphy
Concord
Murphy
Williams
Harvard Graduate School
Chester Laroche
Dorchester
Senator Lodge
Washington
Governor McCall
Curley
United States Aviation Corps
O Connor Purchase Agent Appointment Rejected
The Civil Service Commission has turned down Mayor Curley s appointment of Kenry H O Connor as city purchasing agent after the confirmation deadline expired, causing automatic elimination of the post. Druggists sell Adamson s Balsam for colds.
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Curley
Kenry
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