Woman Tests Pension Law in Boston Suit
Elizabeth Tuttle, longtime probation officer for the Municipal Criminal Court of Boston, sues the city to recover two weeks’ pay under a 1912 pension law granting half pay to county officers. She received $1700 and would be entitled to $850 annually if the statute is upheld. the original bill was vetoed by Governor Foss before becoming law.
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Elizabeth Tuttle
Municipal Criminal Court
Boston
Il Health
Foss
Iit
Tuckett Named Captain of the Customs Guards at Boston
Charles Tuckett has been promoted to captain of the customs guards in Boston by order of Edward G. Graves surveyor of the port. Edward F. Dowd and Walter E. Moriarty named lieutenants. Other promotions include B. F. Doris and R. A. Andrews. Frank Vranderwieder becomes roundsman.
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Charles Tuckett
Boston
Edward G. Graves
Edward F. Dowd
Walter E. Moriarty
B. F. Doris
R. A. Andrews
Frank Vranderwieder
Roundsman
Scott's Emulsion Promises Quick Relief for Colds
Aggravate catarrhal and bronchial disorders may lead to pneumonia or consumption. Scott's Emulsion drives out cold and corrects bronchial wrecks. It soothes and heals membranes, makes healthy flesh, rich blood, and strengthens weak lungs. Nothing is so good for stubborn coughs and colds. INSIST on SCOTT'S. Scott and Bowne, Bloomfield, NJ.
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Scott
Art Commission Backs Bourne Plan for Copley Square
The Municipal Art Commission unanimously favors Architect Frank Bourne’s plan to reshape Copley Square with a $175,000 outlay, deferring major traffic and trolley changes to a subway solution. The panel approves the design in principle, seeks simplification, and sends a positive report to Mayor Fitzgerald amid City Council review.
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Fitzgerald
Frank C. Bourne
Huntington Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Trinity Church
Boylston Street
Commission
Art Commission
Bourne
Copley Square
St. James Avenue
Copley
Public Library
Wilsons New Book Ready
Editor William Bayard Hale, Wilsons biographer, returned from Bermuda with the manuscript for The New Freedom. The book is set for publication in March, with an extract in Hale’s magazine in January, and includes a call for emancipation of the nations vital energies.
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New York
William Bayard Hale
Woodrow Wilson
Bermuda
Oruba
Wilson
Hale
Mr. Hale
Mr. Hale, Mr. Wilson
Marines Back Home From Cuban Duty
Lieutenant Colonel T. P. Kane and 68 Marines from the Charlestown marine barracks returned to the yard after about three weeks in Cuba. All men are reported well with good health and none on hospital lists. activity around the barracks is renewed.
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T.‘P. Kane
Marine Barracks
Charlestown
Cuba
Guild Not Planning Return From Russia For Christmas
Curtis Guild is not coming home from Russia for the holidays, his brother Courtney Guild says, correcting rumors of a quick homecoming. The chatter stirred by Guild’s possible return was tied to his prominent Guild boom for United States Senator.
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Curtis Guild
Russia
Courtney Guild
Mr. Guild
United States
Guilds Ambition Faces Absence as Russians Stir Campaign
Cour tenay Guild doubts immediate return home as his supporters mobilize without him. A cable indicated no early homecoming while Mrs. Guild travels in Russia. Gardner leads opposition to a senatorial caucus as Plunkett gains Bull Moose and allied Democratic support with James P. Magenis boosting cross party backing.
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Guild
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Gardner
General Court
Plunkett
James P. Magenis
Bull Moose
Magenis
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Steel dreamer Franklin Umsted declared bankrupt in Chicago
Franklin A. Umsted, who aimed to form a massive steel combination to rival United States Steel, incurred debts totaling about $2,000,000 and was discharged in bankruptcy by the United States District Court in Chicago on December 9.
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Chicago
Franklin A. Umsted
United States Steel Corporation
United States District Court
Democrats Plan Grand Tariff Revision Hearings
Washington December 9 Democrats on the House ways and means committee agreed to a thorough revision of the tariff by the next Congress. Hearings on the 14 schedules will run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in January starting January 6. Each schedule receives one day, with possible two days for minor cases. The schedule sequence follows the current tariff law. The full committee will ratify the plan at tomorrow's meeting.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Miner Charged With Murder In Crowley Case
William Miner was arraigned before Judge Bodreau in Marlboro on a murder charge in the death of Mrs. Gertrude Carside of Crowley. Carside was found dead Saturday in a room the couple shared. Miner disappeared afterward and surrendered to Boston police yesterday.
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William Miner
Bodreau
Gertrude Carside
Crowley
Miner
Boston
Quick Relief From Asthma Promises Cure All Across Afflictions
The ad touts Ascatco as a remarkable remedy for asthma bronchitis and catarrh. It claims rapid relief with seven drop doses twice daily and permanent cures after years of chronic symptoms. Available in two sizes with prices 2.00 and 0.50, from Riker Jaynes Drug Stores, New York.
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Ascateco
Riker- Jaynes
Ascatco Laboratory
West 25Th St
New York City
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