Sullivan Veteran Democratic Leader of Cook County Dies
Roger C. Sullivan, 69, longtime Democratic boss and Cook County leader, died in Chicago of bronchitis after a month of illness. He had returned from Hot Springs and Palm Beach and met with political leaders in Washington. He planned to attend the San Francisco Democratic national convention as Illinois delegate leader.
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Chicago
Roger C. Sullivan
Cook County
Sullivan
Hot Springs
Ark
Palm Beach
Fla
Washington
San Francisco
Illinois
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Health Boost
Popular remedy claims to clear skin, improve appetite, and energy by stimulating the liver and bowels without calomel dangers. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes with nightly use recommended for better bile flow and constipation relief.
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Edwards
Man in divorce suit testifies wife innocent of connivance
Philip J. Crossman of Malden testified on the stand that he believed Mrs. Mabel Flanagan was innocent of any plan to trap him in a house scene connected to the divorce suit brought by Frank J. Flanagan. Witnesses described a Nahant demonstration ride and a pajama party as part of the ongoing testimony.
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Philip J. Crossman
Malden
Frank J. Flanagan
Mabel Plasagan
Duce
Mac
Margaret
Mabel
Frank
New York
Yeas
Mr. Feeney
Nahant
Giffin
Miss Craffey
Lyons
Dr. Flanagan
Anna Bishop
Flanagan
Crossman
Clarence I. Eldredge
Bishop
Philip Crossman
Mabel C. Flanagan
Girl Dies From Sleeping Illness in North Adams
Marie Rose Richard nine died at home from sleeping sickness after a nine day coma. Daughter of Alfred and Mrs Richard of Bandstreet she was nine and one of seven children. She fell ill after returning from school a week earlier and roused only for nourishment.
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North Adams
Marie Rose Richard
Alfred Richard
Bandstreet
Clearing House Formed for Vocational Guidance in Boston
A local branch of the National Association for Vocational Guidance was formed at the Boston school committee rooms on Mason street. It aims to establish a clearing house of information to promote more effective vocational guidance work. John M. Brewer of Harvard, president of the national body, helped organize the local chapter, with Miss Susan J. Ginn named temporary president.
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National Association For Vocational Guidance
Boston School Committee
Mason Street
John M. Brewer
Harvard University
National Association
Susan J. Ginn
Boston Public Schools
Rearrested After Deer Island Release in B and E Case
Peter Ezzo and Michael Crountly both 22 of 22 Temple Street West End were rearrested by Inspectors Wolf O'Neil and Dorsey for Leominster police on a warrant charging breaking and entering the home of Michael Princeppo and stealing jewelry worth $000 after discharge from Deer Island.
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Deer Island
Peter Ezzo
Michael Crountly
Temple Street
West End
Wolf, O'Neil and
Dorsey
Leominster
Michael Princeppo
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