Harvard Yard Elm Removal Prompts Elm Planting Plan
The Harvard Alumni Bulletin urges replacing decayed elms in Harvard Yard with young trees arguing the plan preserves future beauty. Officials now decide income tax returns will be required only from taxable individuals, not every citizen, risking fewer forms but more undetected noncompliance.
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Harvard Yard
Harvard Alumni Bulletin
College Yard
Harvard Corporation
Bulletin
Harvard
Capes
Testa
James Russell Lowell
Washington
Dec
Treasury
Noble, longtime New Milford town clerk, dies at 77
Russell B. Noble of New Milford died aged 77 after 49 years as town clerk and 51 years as treasurer of the local fire department. He helped found the Noble family lineage tied to the town’s 1707 founding.
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New Milford
Conn
Russell B. Noble
Noble
Shufelt Chosen Syracuse Football Captain
James V. Shufelt of Chatham New York was elected captain of the Syracuse University football team. He played at centre all season and succeeds Martin Hilfinger.
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Syracuse
N. Y
James V. Shufelt
Chatham
Syracuse University
Shufelt
Martin Hilfinger
Refugees marching toward border from Chihuahua City
Five days without adequate food or water, Mexican federal troops led by General Salvador Marcado flee north toward Ojinaga as U S customs and immigration meet them near Marfa Texas. Some 2000 federal troops and family members travel 189 miles of desert toward Presidio area amid scarce supplies.
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Marfa
Texas
Chihuahua City
Ojinaga
Presidio
United States Customs and Immigration
Salvador Marcado
Huerta
Mexico
Chihuahua
Luis Terrazas
Maria
Villa Due in Chihuahua Rebels Gather For March on Mexico City
Fifty five hundred rebels forming the nucleus of General Villa's army enter Chihuahua City to join about 10 000 men marching toward Torreon and Zacatecas en route to Mexico City. Villa expects total forces near 20 000 and plans to seize arms from federals while consuls organize police to guard civilians.
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Mexico City
Villa Ahumada
Mexico
Francis Villa
Huerta
Chihuahua City
Villa
Torreon
Zecatecas
Republic
Juarez
Federico Merve
Chihuahua
Gala State
Terrazas
Marcado
United States
Marion Letcher
Wealthy Mexicans Flee to United States
Refugees estimated at 581, many wealthy, arrived at Laredo from Monterey amid threats of fighting. A Presbyterian minister Mora, a Brownsville native and American citizen, and his two sons were arrested at Monterey as government enemies but released after the American consul’s intercession.
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Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Mora
Brownsville
Big Battle Raging in Mexican Oil Fields
A 24 hour battle near Tula forty miles below Victoria Tamaulipas in the region of important Mexican oil fields caused a Federal loss of 220 according to a Constitutionalist report received at Matamoras from General Aguilar commander in chief in that district. The Constitutionalists loss was not stated. Later advices from Victoria said fighting had resumed.
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Brownsville
Texas
Tula
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Matamoras
Aguilar
Collier to Carry Men and Fuel to Mexico
Norfolk dispatch reports the collier Nereus ordered to sail for Vera Cruz to join the American fleet. She will transport enlisted men from the St Helena Training Station and carry coal and supplies. Expected departure is by December 15.
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Norfolk
Nereus
Vera Cruz
St. Helena
Molasses Rock to Be Destroyed in Medford Landmark
Medford's oldest landmark Molasses Rock on McCormack Heights near Fellsway and Paris Street will be removed to make way for new apartment homes. The boulder, known across the city as a favorite picnic ground, recalls schoolchildren carving initials and is noted for views of Medford and occasional glimpses of the State House from its top.
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Medford
McCormack Heights
Fellsway Boulevard
Paris Street
State House
Framingham Man Dies in Boardinghouse Fire
Framingham December 4 Michael Sorreiro 25 a Framingham Shoe Company employee died of suffocation and burns from a fire at his Waverly street boarding house. He lit a charcoal cooking dish before bed. it toppled and ignited a rug as influence of smoke and flames led to his death.
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Framingham
Michael Sorreiro
Framingham Shoe Company
Waverly Street
Sorreiro
Eggs and Pies in Boys Loot
Elmer Cleveland 14 and Charles E. Davis 15 of Reading confessed to breaking into John Hanley’s linen room near the Reading-Wakefield line. Seized from their clothing were 7 dollars in pennies, cigarettes, cigars, sardines, custard pies, and eggs. They were taken into police custody and to be arraigned in Juvenile Court at Woburn.
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Elmer Cleveland
Charles E. Davis
Reading
John Hanley
Reading-Wakefield
Wakefield
Davis
Cleveland
Woburn
Boston's Best Bargains for Friday and Saturday
Boston shoppers can find wide discounts on men’s and boys' winter wear at U H Co including chinchilla caps, fur lined coats, arctic mittens, heavy wool sweaters and leather boots. The sale features dozens of items with prices from 49c to 15.98 and marks a two day window with legal stamps available.
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U. H. CO. Sands
UU. Ft. CO
U. H. CO
U. Co
U. H. Coo
U. WH. CO
U. Hh, CO
U. H.C
U. H, Co
U. H H. Co
U. HW. CO
Law for Children Work Hours Defended at St Pauls
Grafton Cushing chairman of the House defended the new child labor law at St Pauls Cathedral noon service. He said the law does not forbid under eighteen work but limits work to eight hours a day and would cause temporary hardship as families adjust.
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Grafton Cushing
House of Representatives
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
An old remedy suggests brewing sage tea with sulphur and alcohol to darken gray hair and stop dandruff. A ready made tonic Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is advertised at about 50 cents a bottle for easy use.
Woman Hurt In Dorchester Trolley Smash
Mrs. William Bullard of 40 Kenwood Street Dorchester is recovering at home from injuries and nervous shock after an electric car collision at Washington and Bowdoin streets yesterday. An inbound Meeting House Hill car struck but slowed enough to prevent a major wreck. Dr A T Davidson treated Mrs Bullard and drove her home. Several other passengers suffered minor injuries. The cars were righted and damage totaled about $50.
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William Bullard
Kenwood Street
Dorchester
Washington
Bowdoin Streets
A. T. Davidson
Despondent man shoots self in Manchester
Fritz Ruelke aged 42 of 7 Dubuque street Manchester New Hampshire killed himself this morning with a .32 caliber revolver in the right temple. Illness for three years and financial difficulties given as the cause.
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Manchester
N. H
Fritz Ruelke
Dubuque Street
Boston Museum of Fine Arts Opens Prints Exhibit Series
The MFA Boston began a three part show of recent print department acquisitions. Curator Rob Roy Carrington organized three month long exhibitions at roughly weekly intervals. Key pieces include a major gift from Francis Bullard and works from Keppel Sachs Curtis Parker among others. Notable artists featured include Whistler Haden Buhot Braque Mond Van Dyck and Daubigny.
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Rob Roy Carrington
Francis Bullard
David Keppel
New York
Paul J. Sachs
Horatio G. Curtis
Boston
Harvey D. Parker
Whistler
Haden, Buhot
Bracquemond
Daubigny
Janinet
van Dyck
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Cushing
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Sanford
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Trens
Navy
Brown
Impire
Woo
Chinchilla
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