Judge Dolan Takes Oath to Suffolk Probate Court
Arthur W. Dolan of the Suffolk Probate Court was inducted yesterday in a ceremony attended by lawyers, staff, and laypeople. He urged a new building to house the probate court land court registries and potentially the social library, saying current quarters are archaic and inadequate.
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Tudge
Arthur W. Dolan
Suffolk Probate Court
Probate Court
Land Court
Registry of Probate
Registry of Deeds
Social Lawbrary
Registry
Fire damages business block in Haverhill area
A fire in Phoenix Row damaged a business block in Haverhill today. Smith's Lunch burned out and several nearby shoe factories were scorched with an estimated loss of $12,000.
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Haverhill
Phoenix Row
Smith
English paper trades leader says US tops world markets
A. Reeve Angel of London told reporters in Boston that the United States is the strongest competitor in world markets. He noted stagnation in Europe, praised free trade, and called Russia recognition unlikely, adding that prohibition would be impossible in England.
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United States
A. Reeve Angel
London
British Empire
Angel
Puritan
Edward Reeve Angel
Harvard
Imperial College of Science
Russia
France
Mr. Angel
America
Britain
Germany
Elks Consider New Boston Home in Theatrical District
The Boston Elks plan a new home near Tremont and Warrenton streets in the theatrical district at a cost of about one million dollars. A Dec. 15 special meeting will decide ratification by the Boston Lodge of Elks. The site, 271 279 Tremont street, will replace the Children's Mission and Boston News Boys Reading Club buildings.
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Boston Lodge of Elks
Tremont Street
Warrenton Street
Children's Mission
Boston Newsboys
Reading Club
Boston Elks
Sit
Tremont and
Warrenton Streets
Shubert Theatre
Early Automotive Pioneers and Ford’s First Car Tale
In the era of experimental horseless carriages, Hiram Maxim helped develop the Columbia Motor Carriage and Columbia phaeton while Henry Ford pursued affordable cars. Ford’s wife endured hardship as he toiled at the Edison factory and in a shed where, after a long night, he test drove the first Ford automobile on a rainy dark night.
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Hiram Maxim
Maxim
Pope Manufacturing Company
Lynn
Electric Welding Company
Colonel Pope
Columbia Motor
Columbia Phaeton
Ford
Edison
Detroit
Greenfield
Mr. Ford
Navy takes over Governors Island as fuel depot
Governors Island in the lower harbor passed into control of the Navy Department yesterday and is now under the commandant of the Charleston navy yard. It will be used as a fuel depot with oil tanks to feed warships, a site long discussed for years.
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Navy Department
Governors Island
Ths
Yeserday
Charlestown Navy Yard
U. S
Airplane Used Against Irregulars in Crimoleague Action
An Irish airstrike near Crimoleague targets irregular forces entrenched in bush. The plane bombed the position and machine gunned fleeing fighters as reinforcements arrived. Many irregulars were killed or wounded, while a Nationalist defender was killed.
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Cork
Associated Press
Crimoleague
First Day of Education Week Observed in Boston Schools
Education Week began in all Greater Boston public schools with no special programs to disrupt classes. Parents and friends were invited to visit, and principals reported strong attendance. mothers meetings are planned under the Parents' Association.
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Greater
Boston
Parents’ Association
England Not Opposing Republic in Greece
Prime Minister Bonar Law told the House of Commons that Britain did not use influence to stop Greece from becoming a republic nor to keep the present King on the throne. The statement was made in London on December 4 in response to a parliamentary question.
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London
Associated Press
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Great Britain
Greece
Padded payroll fraud at Ford River Rouge plant
Detroit December 4. Police say alleged payroll fraud may reach 20000 at Ford Motor Co River Rouge plant. Timekeeper George W. Pemmitt is under arrest and confessed to keeping 11 men on the payroll after they quit. Three of the 11 were University of Michigan students. Pemmitt reportedly said the scheme began to help the students finish college courses. Lumber from sugar-cane waste noted for lightness strength and insulation.
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Detroit
River Rouge
Ford Motor Company
George W. Pemmitt
Ford
University of Michigan
Pommitt
Family Welfare Society leaders praise family life value
Bishop Lawrence and Judge Cabot spoke at Steinert Hall on the annual Family Welfare Society meeting about the importance of family life. They noted social work’s progress and the society’s constructive service replacing mere alms and urged continued organized efforts to strengthen families and individual spiritual vitality.
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Judge Cabot
Family Welfare Society
Steinert Hall
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