Le Blanc Woman Testifies on Glover Threats in Murder Trial
Hattie LeBlanc describes Mrs. Glover threatening to kill Mr Glover and recounts disputes at the Glover home. The deposition covers will issues, Seymour’s place in a will, and Hattie’s plans to testify, with Judge Hammond supervising.
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Mrs. Glover
Husband
Hammond
Hattie
Hattie LeBlanc
Barry
West Arichat
N. S
Waltham
Glover
Cate
Mr. Glover
Glovers
Tobie LeBlanc
Clarence Glover
Boston
St. John
Melvin M. Johnson
Seymour
Glover House
Y M C A Fund Grows Fast in Melrose Drive
Melrose Y M C A campaign workers raised 2820.25 toward a 45000 goal in eight days. total stands at 19914.25. Chairman W A Jepson announced yesterday’s gifts: business men 352, young men 2368.25, executive 100, and William C Russell donated 2000 through the young men group.
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Melrose Y. M. C. A
W. A. Jepson
Business Men
Young Men
William C. Russell
Young Men’s Committee
Faith Healer Wentworth Winslow Arrested Again
Wentworth Byron Winslow, a faith healer, surrendered to police after a new warrant for alleged health law violations. He was arraigned before a magistrate and paroled for examination May 6. The County Medical Society alleges he treated a patient without a license.
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New York
Wentworth Byron Winslow
The
County Medical Society
World in Boston draws record crowds this week
The World in Boston exposition, opened a week ago, is expected to attract a peak attendance today with 5000 school children visiting in the morning and large contingents from Rhode Island and Worcester joining Greater Boston visitors, promising an attendance well above prior records.
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Worcester
Boston
Rhode Island
Greater Boston
Rhode Island and Worcester Day Draw Big Crowds
Attendance for yesterday edged down with about 2000 in the afternoon pageant and the largest evening crowd yet. The combined day and night turnout hit about 12000 as Rhode Island and Worcester visitors plan to depart by special trains around noon under supervision of William T. Greeh and Worcester officials.
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Exhibition Hall
Rhode Island
Worcester
Providence
William T. Greeh
Rhode Islanders
City hosts 5000 children for cultural exposition visit
Fully 6000 youngsters from city and suburbs arrive in two groups at 9 30 and 11 00 to tour the main exposition hall in blocks of 100. Guides lead them through a 70 minute route into the pageant hall for diverse performances by American youth and international puppet shows from Japan China and India with games and dances for Boston schoolchildren.
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China
Japan
Boston
India
Carlisle Chiefs Visit Exposition
A group of 15 Carlisle chiefs arrived at the exposition drawing crowds to the great court of the American Indians. They planned a river crossing to storm Harvard stockades with lacrosse to reclaim their annual scalp collection, after a capture of four men and one maiden, Nora MacFarlan, sparked a large descent.
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Carlisle
Exposition
Harvard
Nora MacFarlan
Tepee
World in Boston Program Teems With Talks and Travelogues
A busy program lists 3:00 and 8:00 p m showings of World in Boston plus Pageant of Darkness and Light. Guests include Rev F P Haggard D D and Dr Isaac Taylor Headland with other addresses by H F LaFlamme and William T Green. Evening features travelogues from India Korea Arabia Burma Africa Hawaii and more.
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D. J. Lindsay
Rev
D. Brewer Eddy
David Livingstone
Isaac Taylor
China
Rivermen Clash as Logs Jam Torrent Drive at Nulhegan
A massive log drive on the Nulhegan and East Branch faces a critical jam as dynamite clears slips and drivers struggle to push 45 000 000 feet of brown logs toward the Connecticut. Frank Smart commands 50 workers to break the obstruction and prevent a river-wide flood.
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Nulhegan
Connecticut
McIndoes
Connecticut Valley Lumber Company
Frank Smart
Columbia Bridge
Paul
Tim
Indian Arts Display At Tucson Festival With Music
A description of dome shaped birch huts and frame houses with totem poles highlighting Alaskan Indian culture. A replica John Eliot Memorial Chapel in Tuc son features in the scene. Real Indian music performed by a male quartet and Miss MacFarlan, with a quintet planned for later attire.
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Woods
Tucson
Aziz
Boston Records Warmest April 28 on Record
The South End and Greater Boston enjoyed an unseasonably warm day with temperatures near 80 degrees. The Weather Bureau reported the heat as the warmest April 28 on record, with many outdoor activities in the Charles River area and along beaches.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
Federal Building
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Auburndale
Riverside
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Lexington
Concord River
Revere Beach
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D Winthrop
L Street
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Albany
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
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N. C
New Orleans
Montana
British Northwest
Native costumes parade precedes lacrosse victory visit
A group will tour the city by automobile in native dress and then travel to Harvard to cheer their lacrosse team to victory, showcasing regional culture and sports enthusiasm.
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Harvard
Universalist Banquet Highlights Exposition Hall Event
Yesterday's Universalist Laymen Society banquet drew 140 members with talks on The Well Doing of Things Worth Doing. Rev. Francis A. Gray presided as A Ingraham Bicknell Cambridge and Rev. Charles Conklin Boston spoke, joined by William Zoller Newtonville and C A Parker Dorchester.
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Exposition Hall
Universalist
Rivermen Battle Nature In Brave Log Drive Show
Daybreak will reveal rivermen guiding a daring log drive toward Mt. Tom as visitors watch the advancing stream. The spectacle promises fearless maneuvers and the threat of ferries and forests to feed mills and the town economies.
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Mt. Tom
Andover Harvard Track Meet Opens Season
Andover hosts Harvard freshmen for its first track meet of the season. Poor conditions may affect outcomes, but several strong entrants promise a glimpse of the academy's five event prospects.
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Andover
Harvard
Academy
Harvard Freshmen Row Against Groton on Nashua River
Harvard freshman eight prepare for a first-year race against Groton School on the Nashua River. The crew departs Cambridge this morning with coach Beane and manager Amory leading a crew including R. B. Boyd, W. A. Cleary, C. H. Crombie, W. T. Gardiner, L. H. Mills, J. S. Morgan, Q. Reynolds, R. Ib P. Storer, A. Taylor, and T. H. Trumbull.
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Groton School
Nashua
Cambridge
Coach Beane
Manager Amory
R. 8. Boyd
W. A. Cleary
C. H. Crombie
W. T. Gardiner
L. H. Mills
J. S. Morgan
Q. Reynolds
R. Ib P. Storer
A. Taylor
T. H. Trumbull
Discounted dental services for Air Work at White Dental Parlors
The White Dental Parlors offer a May 15 discount on air work and plate work including gold fillings, inlays, and bridgework. They advertise a skilled prosthetic dentist and a roofless anchor denture, promise free painless extractions and gum care, and claim long-standing reputation with hours 8:30 to 6 and Sundays 10 to 4. They also offer a free illustrated book by mail.
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