Brooklyn theatre collapse owners held on manslaughter charges
Sylvester Rosenthal and Samuel Moskowitz owners and contractors of the American Theatre in Brooklyn were held without bail after arraignment on manslaughter charges. A writ of habeas corpus freed them on $15,000 bail each. Four city departments probe the collapse as the search continued and the seventh body was found. eighteen injured remain in hospitals.
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York
Sylvester Rosenthal
Samuel Moskowitz
American Theatre
Brooklyn
Lioto
Supreme Court
Boston University Dean to keynote 36th New England Colleges meeting
Dean William M. Warren of Boston University Liberal Arts will headline the 36th annual New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools meeting in Jacob Sleeper Hall at 8 o clock with talks on Extra-Mural Responsibilities and Opportunities of School and College and What New England Ought to Do. Other speakers include Frank E Spaulding Yale Albert Barrett Meredith Connecticut Commissioner of Education and Albert E Stearns Phillips Academy Andover. A reception and dinner follow at the Hotel Vendome.
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William M. Warren
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Jacob Sleeper
Dean Warren
New England
Frank. E. Spaulding
Yale
Albert Barrett Meredith
Connecticut
Albert E. Stearns
Phillips Academy
Andover
Hotel Vendome
Mrs. Frank Hutchinson Endorses Tanlac After Strength Boost
Dorchester resident Mrs. Frank Hutchinson, 67 Idaho St., reports Tanlac restored her strength and appetite after persistent stomach pains and sleepless nights. She credits four bottles with steady nerves and improved health and says she now feels splendid with no complaints. Tanlac distributed by International Proprietaries Inc. and sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores.
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Dorchester
Tanlac
Frank Hutchinson
Idaho St
Mass
Mrs. Hutchinson
Taniac
International Proprietaries, Inc
Boston
All Liggett Drug Stores
Civil War veteran Benjamin B. Tuttle dies in San Francisco
Benjamin B. Tuttle, 83, a Civil War veteran who once held Abraham Lincoln's hat during the Gettysburg address, died in San Francisco. He served with Connecticut troops as adjutant general during the war.
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San Francisco
Benjamin B. Tuttle
Abraham Lincan
Tuttle
Connecticut
Lord Mount Stephen Dies at 92 Pioneer Canadian Rail Builder
Lord Mount Stephen, pioneer railroad constructor in Canada and first president of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, died last night at his country home Brockett Hall Hatfield Hartfordshire. He was ninety two years old.
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London
Associated Preas
Lord Mount Stephen
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Brocket Hall
Hatfield
Hartfordshire
California
Pacific Grove
Pacific Coast
Mary Wright
San Jose
Cal
Zinc Furnace Patent Suit Dismissed as Invalid
A New Jersey Zinc Company suit against American Zinc Lead and Smelting and American Zinc Company of Illinois claiming patent infringement on a furnace for roasting zinc ore was dismissed. Federal Judge Clarence Hale ruled the patent invalid as a mere combination of old elements with no new function.
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Portland
New Jersey Zinc Company
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
American Zinc Company of
Illinois
Clarence Hale
Hale
Training Exchange Between Newbury Street School and Robert Brigham
The Household Nursing Association at 222 Newbury Street Back Bay and Robert Brigham Hospital announced an affiliation starting today. Selected students from the attendants training school will spend four months at Robert Brigham while remaining in training at their home program. The arrangement adds to prior affiliations with Henry Heywood Memorial Hospital Gard ner Deaconess Hospital and Talitha Camp Hospital to provide broader hospital experience.
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Robert Brigham Hospital
Household Nursing Association
Newbury Street
Back Bay
Robert Brigham
Henry Heywood Memorial
Gardner
Deaconess Hospital
Concord
Talitha Camp Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Bank President Missing After Alleged Fraud
Mont Berg, president of the Sierra Valley Bank of Loyalton and the Indian Valley Bank of Greenville, has disappeared after the state superintendent of banks reported he defrauded San Francisco and Sacramento banks of 87500 via forged stock certificates.
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San Francisco
Mont Berg
Sierra Valley Bank of
Loyalton
Indian Valley Bank of
Greenville
Plumas
Sierra Counties
Sacramento
Jonathan 98. Dodge
Musterole Sold For Sore Throat Relief
Musterole relieves sore throat quickly using oil of mustard. A clean white ointment that won’t burn or blister like plaster, spread by hand to reach the sore spot and draw out the pain. Available at drug stores in 85c and 65c jars and tubes with hospital size at $3.
Ravages of Colds Warn Public Health Officials
Experts warn the common cold is a serious health threat linked to pneumonia and death, urging recognition beyond a trivial affliction. Kurokol is promoted as a rapid,全-purpose remedy claiming to halt sneezing coughing and progression with a single bottle often curing long standing colds.
Harris Denies Confession in Clothing Company Burglary Trial
Wilbur F. Harris of Aliston, 33-year Hoston police veteran, on trial in Superior Criminal Court for breaking and entering Trimount Clothing Co. on July 14. He repudiates alleged confession while detectives and Sergeant Hanrahan testify about a disputed claim of his admission. The case, noting noises, a wall thud, a ladder, and a window intrusion, remains unfinished.
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Wilbur F. Harris
Aliston
Hoston
Superior Criminal Court
Trimount Clothing Company
Harrison Avenas
Hanrahan
Harrie
Harris
Annual Exeter Dinner at the Vendome Tonight
New England Alumni Association of Phillips Exeter Academy holds its annual dinner at Hotel Vendome tonight at 6. Henry Pennypacker presides. Speakers include Yale President Angell and Judge Hand along with Bill Bing ham Harvard coach.
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Exeter
Vendome
New England
Phillips Exeter Academy
Hotel Vendome
Henry Pennypacker
Angell
Yale
Augustus N. Hand
New York Alumni Association
Bill” Bingham
Harvard
Lewis Perry
Academy
James A. Tufts
Bert Lowe
Donald Warren
Water Street
Boston
Fruit-Nut Cereal Promises Cheerful Convalescence
The advertisement touts Fruit-Nut Cereal as a tastier aid for convalescents delivering essential nutrients. It claims raisins figs walnuts entire wheat bran and malt extract shorten recovery and reduce need for corrective foods. The spot urges asking a doctor and proclaims the cereal as New England’s Fastest Selling Breakfast Food.
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New England
Blair Indictment Quashed Over Marital Status Question
The indictment against David Blair a police officer who gained attention after arresting a Harvard instructor and his fiancée was quashed by Judge Irwin. The court ruled that Blair’s marital status was not a material fact and the statute does not require answering such a question in his civil service application.
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David
Blair
Harvard
Irwin
Supremor Criminal Court
Three Man Egg Pool Controls Chicago Supply
A three man egg pool in Chicago profits about 30000 daily by controlling egg supply. Russell J Poole city food expert announced after a two week inquiry and urged housewives to boycott eggs to break the price. He noted yesterday fresh eggs sold around 60 to 80 cents per dozen while stored eggs dated back to March reached 1912 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Russell J. Poole
Asthma Cure Promised By Kansas Druggist
A Kansas druggist C Leavengood claims a simple prescription cures asthma after thirty years of use. He offers a 10 day free trial bottle by mail from 1537 8th W Blvd, Rosedale, Kansas, promising $1.25 if it fails and no charge if it works.
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Mr. C. Leavengood
Kansas
C. Leav
Engood
W. Blvd
Rosedale
Advertisement Tells Dyspeptics What to Eat
Medical authorities attribute indigestion to excess stomach acid. A simple plan recommends Bisurated Magnesia with meals to neutralize acidity, avoid gas and fermentation, and allow normal digestion. The ad warns it is not a laxative and urges readers to try a teaspoonful or two tablets with food.
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California Associated Raisin CO
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