Cronin Convicted in Suit Over Whose Love Earned Funds
A jury returned a verdict in the administratrix of Lucy M. Young’s estate versus Daniel J. Cronin of Manchester New Hampshire. The plaintiff charged Cronin used affection to obtain 825000 over time from the elderly Mrs. Young after wooing her daughter and then her mother. The testimony described kisses and caresses as Cronin pursued both women. Separate note mentions Scotland Yard’s file on tall criminals over six feet for quick identification.
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Lucy M. Young
Daniel J. Cronin
Manchester
N. H
Cronin
Mrs. Young
Scotland Yard
Talbot Guilty in Mann Act Case Affirmed by Court
The U S district court of appeals in Chicago affirmed the Indianapolis district court ruling that John W Talbot supreme president of the Order of Owls was guilty of Mann Act violation for taking a girl from Topeka Kansas to South Bend Indiana.
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Chicago
United States District Court of Appeals
United States District Court At
Indianapolis
John W. Talbot
The
Order of Owls
Talbot
Topeka
Kan
South Bend
Ind
Boston Sunday Post Magazine previews acclaimed authors
Stories by Royal Brown, Lucian Cary, and Bess Streeter Aldrich will appear in the Flapper Number of the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece notes two distinct minerals, amphibole and erysotile, as sources of commercial asbestos.
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Royal Brown
Lucian Cary
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Boston Sunday Post
Fountain of Youth Found by Science
European discovery offers a home tablet treatment claimed to restore vigor by acting on spinal nerve centers and blood flow. The Korex compound is marketed with a 24 dollar trial and money back guarantee, backed by Mellon Laboratories and assurances from users nationwide.
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America
Mellon Laboratories
Massachusetts Rilig
Kansas
Cito
Dead Man Elected to Office Sparks Canvass in Bristol
Bristol County officials wrestle with a political anomaly after Albert B. Collins died before the election yet led with 15 104 votes. Emile Augur, polling 353, demands certification and faces a January 23 special election ordered by commissioners. The dispute may go to the supreme court. The Cape Cod Canal purchase bill stalled in Washington as Democrats oppose. A new contract may be drawn, with reconsideration required by the next Congress.
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Taunton
Massachusetts
Bristol County
Albert RB. Collins
New Bedford
Emile Augur
Augur
Auger
Supreme Court
Washington
Winslow Yilt
Cape Cod Canal
New York
Samuel Winslow
Tlouer
Interstate and Foreign Commere Committee
Congress
Police chief seeks jail terms for armed carriers
Police Commissioner Wilson on filing a state bill seeks two year prison terms for carrying pistols or revolvers on person or in a vehicle. He wants an additional five year term for crimes committed while armed and a two and a half year penalty or $500 fine for carrying stilettos daggers dirks knives or slingshots.
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Wilson
Secretary of State
Gibbons Seeks Boston City Council Seat
John T. Gibbons of Ward 5 campaigns across Boston promising anti Lemaguey reform in city politics. He headlines a speakers tour with allies including Peter F. Lague figures while citing support from labor business and political groups toward his council bid guided by his Boston Wholesale Millinery Co. leadership.
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Boston
Gibbon
Peter F. ‘Lague
John Hy, Farley
Frank H. Hiogarty
Shawknut Club
James F. Farley
10Th Congressional Campaign Committee
Gibbons
Congress
State Senate
Good Government Association
Boston Wholesale Millinery Co
Temple Place
Mass
Iowa Physician Offers Free Cure for Catarrh Sufferers
Davenport physician Dr. W W Coff ee of St James Hotel offers a 19 day supply of his catarrh treatment free to any reader who writes. He claims the remedy healed his head and nose catarrh deafness and head noises after years of suffering and that others treated by him were similarly cured. He has practiced ear nose and throat medicine for 35 years.
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Davenport
Iowa
Cofffee
St. James Hotel
Central West
Dr. Coffee
Advt
For Sale Wood Stock By Henry at 069 Washington St
For sale wood stock suitable for crates boxes and laths runs 3 to 7 feet long 3 to 8 inch stock. Contact Mr Henry at 069 Washington St for details and purchase.
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Henry
Washington Sf
President Harding's annual message likely not delivered tomorrow
Washington Dec 6 President Harding will deliver his annual message only if Congress is ready. Officials said tonight he probably would not appear before Congress tomorrow and no forecast was given on a possible Friday appearance.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Prince Gaetani Sails to USA From Genoa for New Assignment
Prince Gaetani, recently named ambassador to the United States, left for Genoa and will sail Saturday on the Chris toforo Colombo. A separate advert offers a French rheumatism remedy from Samax Laboratories in Kansas City with a no money needed note.
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Bec
Prince Gaetani
United States
Genoa
Christoforo
Colombo
Samax Laboratories
Dept. 1
Kansas City
Harvard seniors nominate class day officers for six posts
Five of six nominees for Harvard Class Day officers are Greater Boston natives led by George Owen Jr of Newton and Vinon Chapin of Boston. Nominees include Buell of Hartford, Ladd of Milton, and Flint of Boston. Voting is set for Wednesday December 13 with further nominations possible by petition.
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Harvard
Greater Boston
George Owen, Jr
Newton
Vinton Chapin
Boston
Charles Buell
Hartford
Army and Navy Ball Planned for December 15
The Army and Navy Club at Park Square will host a ball Friday evening December 15 at the East Armory. Proceeds support continued vocational training and hospital work for army navy and marine corps personnel and the disabled.
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Army and Navy
Army and Navy Club
Park Square
East Armory
Army
Navy and Marine Corps
Is Too Fat to Get a Job
New York December 6. A man weighing 250 pounds faces difficulty finding work as a house painter. John Mant of Seymour avenue appears before Vice-Chancellor Church on contempt charges for failing to pay alimony to his wife Edna Mantz of Stunyon street who seeks separate maintenance. Counsel says Mantz is $2290 behind and allegedly works for small wages to dodge payments.
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New York
John Mant
Seymour Avenue
Manis
Church
Edna Mantz
Stunyon Street
Mantz
Ask Change of Freight Rates
Proposals to revise all rail freight rates between New England and southern points were submitted at the interstate Commerce Commission Southern rate hearing. Representatives include W M Chandler of the Boston Chamber of Commerce Harry T Moore traffic manager Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and Patrick Moore of the Southern Traffic Association.
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New England
Southern
Thenterstate Commerce Commission
W. Tl. Chandler
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Harry T. Moore
Atelanta Chamber of Commerce
Paterick Moore
Southern Traffic Association
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