Tufts College Girls To Form Jackson College For Women
Tufts College prepares a new Jackson College for Women with 140 coeds to move to separate facilities. Boys forced a gauntlet incident, denying entry to a building as campus tension rose. Spring vacation begins with uncertainty over fall housing and dorm assignments for Stark House and Metcalf Hall.
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Jackson College For Women
Stark House
Metcalf Hall
Hattie Seeks Her Clothing in Cambridge Trial Case
Hattie LaBlanc an 11 year old awaiting trial for murder of Clarence E F Glover of Waltham was granted a temporary injunction restraining Mrs Lillian M Glover and her counsel from disposing of clothing letters papers and other documents Hattie says belong to her She needs the clothing to wear and papers to aid her defence The items not in Elmore's possession are in the Glover house in Waltham beyond her or her counsel access The case will be heard on its merits later.
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Cambridge
Clarence EF. Glover
Waltham
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Saniel DD. Elmore
Hattie
Elmore
Glover House
Thieves Hit St. Mary's Church Poor Boxes in Cambridge
Police report a theft at St. Marys Catholic Church on Norfolk and Harvard streets Cambridge where burglars removed the poor boxes from the walls and escaped after rifling them yesterday.
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Norfolk
Harvard
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Sadie Newbert Guilty in Strychnine Murder Case
In Rockland Maine on April 13 the jury found Sadie F Newbert guilty of murdering her invalid husband Fre mont Newbert with strychnine on November 15. verdict returned at 4 15 p m after 412 hours deliberation. The sentence likely will be imposed tomorrow morning and the defense seeks a new trial.
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Fremont Newbert
Supreme Court
Sadie F. Newbert
Thomaston
Dr Daniels Surrenders on Long-Running Charge
Dr Edward Daniels, sought for six years by a woman who died later, turned himself in at police headquarters yesterday. The case centers on a charge filed by the deceased accuser and involves ongoing legal action. Daniels’ surrender ends a long pursuit linked to the unresolved allegations and subsequent death.
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Two Workers Die as Floor Collapses in Temple Street Building
Two men, Joseph Karinsky and Max Cohen, were crushed to death when a fourth floor gave way at 27 Temple street West End during dismantling for a new apartment block. The accident occurred at 2 30 yesterday afternoon. authorities ordered work halted and a possible investigation into responsibility.
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West End
Joseph Karinsky
Julius Karinsky
Max
Myer Cohen
Karinsky
W. G. Mullen
St. Peter’s Church
Lowell
Cambridge Street
Ifred Briggs
Howard Street
Everett
Post
Nathan Ginsberg
Cohen
Max Cohen
Arthur G. Everett
Captain Shallow
Long-Lost Son Shares Estate Amid Recovery Delays
A 40 year mystery ends as Frank H. Bell of Montreal is recognized by Judge George and allowed to share in his mother Mrs Merritt's $7000 estate. The tale recalls his roving youth and missed provisions in the prior will.
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George
Suffolk County Probate Court
Frank H. Bell
Montreal
Bell
Merritt
Edward TL. Coakley
Rank Bell
Stephen Merritt
Edward Jones
Annie Coakley
Wolf's My Clothier Free Merchandise or Cash Stamp Offer
A promotional offer invites customers to redeem free merchandise worth two dollars fifty or cash two dollars for filled Legal Stamp books at Wolf's My Clothier located at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets.
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Bell Claims Share as Son of Testatrix
The text notes Bell asserting a claim to a time share by virtue of being the son of the testratrix, indicating a familial basis for entitlement.
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Bell
Testratrix
Eagle Attacks Lamb Amid Sheep Flock at Council Grove
LAMB IS ATTACKED BY EAGLE reports President Charles Mellen and party visiting Council Grove estate. An enormous eagle dropped on a lamb, but Billy the Angora goat charged the eagle and saved the lamb. Brady of New York offered $1000 for the prize animal, which Mellen refused.
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Charles Mellen
Mellen
Brady
Justice Department Extends Working Hours
Attorney General Wickersham orders longer hours for clerks and staff from 4 30 to 5 daily due to workload in the Department of Justice. The change takes effect tomorrow and unsettles baseball golf and tennis players in the department who awaited the season. Wickersham himself is often in his office after six in the evening.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Wickersham
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