Pierson Case in Washington Leominster Post Office Tangle
Leominster April 19 further proceedings in the Pierson post office tangle depend on the U S Department of Justice. Postal Inspector Madden says facts have been turned over to the United States Attorney General for action. Pierson's attorney says he is not in town but will produce him when proper time arrives.
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Leominster
Frank I. Pierson
Department of Justice
G. A. Madden
Boston
United States Attorney-General
J. H. P. Dyer
Pharmacist's Advice on Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills
An experienced pharmacist promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier for run down, exhausted individuals and recommends Pepticon Pills. The note explains Hood's formula resembles common blood impurity prescriptions and highlights Peptiron Pills containing pepsin iron and tonics. It urges readers to buy these medicines from any druggist.
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Hood
Big demand for tickets for Boston tenary exercises
Standish Wilcox says demand for tickets to the Shaksperian tenary exercises at the Boston Opera House next Sunday afternoon far exceeds supply. About 8000 more requests than available seats. Ticket holders must be seated by 2 15 p.m. and doors will open to the public, filling all unoccupied seats.
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Boston Opera House
Standish Wilcox
Curley
Mystery solved North Truro coast guard blackout
April 19 North Truro coast guard station was cut off when a dog bit through a telephone cable near the lighthouse. Investigators traced the fault to a rat hole where the dog was trying to unearth a rat, tearing the lead covered line.
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North Truro
Coast Guard
Foresters of America Hold Second Annual Ladies Night
Daniel Webster Court in Charlestown hosted its second annual ladies night and dance in Roughan Hall. Foresters officers attended the event with R Morandi serving as committee chairman for arrangements.
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Daniel Webster Court
Foresters of America
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Order
R. Morandi
Dartmouth trustees to hold routine meeting no president decision
Hanover April 19 trustees of Dartmouth College will not name a new president at the regu lar quarterly meeting to be held Friday and Saturday. The college officers issued a statement that no announcement or final action will be made during the meeting, which will focus on routine business. Rumors about prominent alumni as candidates have circulated, but the trustees seek full consideration and await alumni input before any decision. A dinner for faculty and trustees precedes the sessions, and the annual graduation exercises of the Thayer School of Civil Engineering and Tuck School of Administration and Finance occur tomorrow night.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
College
Dartmouth
Thayer School of Civil Engineering
Tuck School of Administration and Finance
Alimony Siege at Union League Club Lifted in New York
The alimony siege of Albert Gallatin Wheeler Jr. was lifted by Supreme Court Justice Delehanty at the Union League Club. The arrest order against the banker was vacated but Wheeler must post a $5000 bond for $3600 accrued alimony and prove he has opened an office at 71 Broadway and plans to remain in the city.
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New York
Albert Gallatin Wheeler, Jr
Union League Club
Supreme Court
Delehanty
Claudia Carlstedt Wheeler
Wheeler
Broadway
Police Move 20 Detected to Mt. Kisco for Preparedness
New York police hurried 20 detectives by car from headquarters toward Mt. Kisco amid reports of a plot to blow up part of the city water system. Commissioner Arthur Woods said the trip was to gauge response time and preparedness rather than a real threat.
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New York
Mt. Kisco
Arthur Woods
Free gum at dairy lunch sparks lunchroom trend
A downtown dairy lunch now offers a free gum counter with patrons told to take one plate of assorted chewing gum and waxed nut packets at checkout. The note tucks away amid talk of free lunches replacing alcohol in temperance zones.
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Newspaper Row
East Boston Boy 7 Struck by Car Near Marathon Finish
Albert Frangillo age 7 of 66 West Eagle Street East Boston was knocked down by an automobile on Tremont Street near Park Street yesterday afternoon while returning home with his brother Nicholas 13 after watching the Marathon finish. He lies at the relief hospital in a serious condition with a fractured skull.
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Albert Frangillo
West Eagle Street
Boston
Tremont Street
Park Street
Nicholas
Relief Hospital
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