Harding Receives Encouraging Advice on World Association
Marion Ohio December 14 President-elect Harding said his conferences with nations on a world association are progressing well and that he has gathered information and advice. He described discussions as interesting and gratifying and noted it may be easier to reach common ground than some expected. He avoided discussing specific conferences or details of any plan.
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Marion, O
Association of Nations
Harding
Osborne to Appear in Court in Alienation Suit
In Manchester New Hampshire December 14 a suit by Julia Mullane Duffy claiming to be William J. Duffys first wife against Lieut Commander Thomas Mott Osborne former commandant of the naval prison at Portsmouth for alienation of affections opened when counsel filed appearances Osborne is expected to attend the hearing soon.
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Manchester
N. H
Julia Mullane Duffy
William J. Duffy
Thomas Mott Osborne
Naval Prison
Portsmouth
Osborne
Naval prison official accused in divorce case at federal court
The suit drew attention a year ago when filed. Papers named Osborne, then head of the Portsmouth naval prison, as resident of New York and subject to federal civil docket jurisdiction. Allegations say he influenced Duffy to abandon Miss Mullane after two days as his wife, who later married Agnes Healey of Manchester. Duffy’s attorney is Albert R. Hatch. former Mrs. Duffy is represented by Judge E L Guptil of Sewall & Waldron.
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Osborne
Naval
Portsmouth
New York State
Duffy
Miss Mullane
Agnes Healey
Manchester
Mullane Gil
Healey
Mullane
Albert R. Hatch
E. L
International League to Resume Old Name New International League
New York Dec 14 The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues ceased to exist today as club owners voted to revert to the old name. The circuit will continue as the New International League after discovering that the previous title had been copyrighted by the minor leagues organization. The change aims to avoid complications.
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New York
National Association Ofrofessional Baseball Leagues
International League
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Osborne to Speak at Boston University Assembly
Thomas Mott Osborne will address the third general assembly of the College of Liberal Arts at Boston University Friday at 1 PM. His topic is The Duty of Society to the Convict Man, and student attendance is required.
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Thomas Mott Osborne
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Unemployment Probe Begun in New England States
John R. O'Leary has been assigned by the U.S. Employment Service to determine unemployment extent in New England. He arrived to gather statistics across six states, with a monthlong census to report to the Washington bureau for nationwide dissemination to workers and employers.
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New England
United States Employment Service
John R. O'Leary
O'Leary
Washington
United States
Sport scarf and cap set for holiday wardrobe
A practical Christmas fashion note highlights a wool scarf and matching toque cap as an affordable outdoor outfit. The ensemble suits skating hiking and morning wear, pairing with any suit or frock, with a French blue scarf and pink embroidered rose accents.
Road thugs spurn coin keep bills
Two holdup men robbed a Cambridge auto truck in Wilmington woods yesterday after noon. One suspect pocketed $60 in bills while offering a fistful of silver to the driver as the men fled.
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Wilmington
Cambridge
Hold up on a Cambridge truck driver cited by police
Edward C. Adams of 58 Walnut Street Cambridge, driving a Ward Bakery Company truck, was halted by two armed men from bushes who demanded he alight and stole 60 dollars in bills plus silver. Police detained two men near Blue Hedge Breeding Company but Adams denied they were the culprits.
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Edward C. Adams
Walnut Street
Cambridge
Ward Bakery Company
Woburn
Blue Hedge Breeding Company
Adams
Charles Tobey
Ferry’s Corner
Main Street
Wilmington
Bankers' Savings Loan office opens for depositors
This morning at 9 o'clock the new banking rooms at 166 Devonshire Street open for the Bankers' Savings Loan committee serving depositors of the Hanover Cosmopolitan Fidelity and Prudential Trust companies. Full operation not expected until tomorrow.
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Devonshire Street
Bankers’ Savings Loan Committee
Savings Department
Hanover, Cosmopolitan, Fidelity
Prudential Trust
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Julia Duffy
B. U
N. E
John R. O’leary
United States Employment Survey
Phonograph
Rio Grande
Isle of Paradise
Annabell Lee
Muargle
Honolulu
Old
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Kitty Kelly
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Heaven
Home Sweet Home
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Miami
Gypsy
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New England Piano & Phonograph CO
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Somerville
Charles F. Murphy
Chestnut Street
Kodaks
Atlantic Ave
Dewey Sq
Canal St
Friend St
Near No
Tel. Hay
Kenney
Reddy
E.E.¢ Gray CO
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Cali
Salmon
Alaska
Maine
Peel
Christomas
Brooklyn
N. Y
Army Supply
Chicago
Ill
W. 39Th St
Atlanta, Ga
Transportation Bldg
San Antonio
Texas
San Francisco
Calif
Quartermaster-General
Washington, D. C
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