MOTHER KEPT FROM ILL BABY IN MEDICAL DISPUTE
Doctors split on whether James Orde's two year old son has scarlet fever while Ruth Orde aged 1b months lies critically ill with spinal tuberculosis at Melrose Hospital. Melrose city physician Dr Holden and Malden Cottage Hospital's Dr Staples support the fever claim. Other physicians from Melrose and Somerville deny scarlet fever.
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Davie’s Mother Pleads for Parole Review of Boy Broker
The Governor's Council deferred Robert E. Davie's pardon for a week after hearing arguments for clemency. Governor-elect Walsh asked for the parole board's opinion, the first time the board has been invoked in a pardon case. Davie, known as the boy broker, is serving a five year sentence for misappropriation of funds begun in 1918.
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Jeremiah Driscoll
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Watertown Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
A Watertown couple marked their 60th anniversary with a gathering at 34 Marshall Street. Former Chief of Police George Parker and his wife received 50 pinks from town officials. Parker served 42 years as a patrolman and 40 years as town constable, later retiring in 1906.
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George Parker
Marshall Street
Parker
Lowell
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Live Stock National Bank
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Wood May Lose License
William A. Wood president of the American Woolen Company faced the Massachusetts Highway Commission over a complaint by Engineer Foster. Wood allegedly drove over a new State highway in North Andover on a Sunday despite watchman protests while the road was posted. He said he hurried to a appointment and did not see the watchman. The Commission could revoke Wood's vehicle registration number.
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American Woolen Company
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Foster
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Wood
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Peerage Hinted for James Bryce in New Year Honors
London December 17 Truth reports a probable new year's honors for James Bryce formerly British ambassador to Washington. The piece says Bryce may receive a peerage in the forthcoming list.
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London
James Bryce
Washington
Truth
Marine private Kratz sentenced after guard intrusion
Portsmouth New Hampshire December 17 A Marine private Harry Kratz found at 4 AM in the residence of Naval Constructor L Adams near the naval yard has been sentenced to one year in the naval prison He was on sentry duty when he entered the house he was guarding.
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Harry Kratz
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