Will Contest Overfraud Claim In Glover Case In Middlesex
Judge Charles J. McIntire set January 31 for hearing Albert R. Glover’s petition to set aside the will of Clarence F. Glover the murdered Waltham laundryman. The will, valued at about 50 000 dollars, leaves three quarters to Lillian Glover and a quarter to Seymour S. Glover, with other brothers omitted.
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Charles J. McIntire
Middlesex Probate Court
East Cambridge
Albert R. Glover
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Lillian Glover
Seymour S. Glover
Probation Court to Hear Jan Hearing on Glover Case
In East Cambridge the Probate Court will begin a Jan hearing to reveal the Glover household conditions. Hattie Le Blanc, 16, now jailed on murder charges, worked at the Glover home and is central to the case. Lawyers expect disclosures about revolvers, threats, and motive to clear her.
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East Cambridge
Glover
Hattie le Blanc
Waithham
Ransom Demanded for Kidnapped Alma Kellner
A letter from an Ohio town promises Alma Kellner’s return for $5000. The girl vanished December 8 and the ransom note arrived today, though authenticity is uncertain.
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Louisville
Ohio
Alma Kellner
Tricks of Cookery Demonstrated at Barnard Church
Demonstrations of practical cookery were held at Barnard Memorial Church with Charles Barnard showing fish potatoes and onions cooked on a single alcohol burner at low cost. Ellen H Richards presides the American Home Economics Association with further public sessions planned at Simmons College Fenway today.
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Pleasant Street
American Home Economics Association
Charles Barnard
Boston
Ellen H. Richards
Simmons College
Fenway
Local Wardroom Listings Spread Across City Streets
Readable fragments show wardroom and street names linked to political or civic sites. Mentions include Hibernian Union St Ward 5 Hogts 520 Main St Ward 4 and Franklin School Wash Cor Dover Wd 8 with various wardroom references and street notes.
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Union St
Dem. Hogts
Main St
Bunker Hill St
Boulevard
Bennington St
Maverick St
Jefferson Club
Charter St
Franklin School
Wash. Cor. Dover
Ice Crusted Wires Show Four-Inch Cables in Blizzard
Neponset and Greater Boston were strained by a Christmas blizzard that iced telephone lines to four inch cables weighing 312 pounds per foot. Linemen fought unprecedented ice buildup to repair severed long distance connections after the storm battered New England.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Africa
Fire destroys Dorchester home. hero neighbors aid rescue
A fire at Nicholas W. Rowell’s home on 20 Blanche Avenue, Dorchester, gutted the house after firefighters were delayed by a broken alarm and wires. Twelve year-old Joseph Rowell ran two miles to summon help, while Mrs Rowell and nearby women saved four children in nighties from the blaze. Fire did about $2000 damage before engines arrived around 9:30.
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Nicholas W. Rowell
Blanche Avenue
Dorchester
Joseph Rowell
Meeting House Hill
Mary Farrell
Elmer Sears
Ella Cavanagh
Lena McKean
M. J. O'Hearn
John O’hearn
Tufts College
J. H. Littlefield
Neponset
Dorothy Rowell
John Kearns
Aldo Vincent
John Slattery
Young Rowell
Engine 17
Ashmont
Harvard Street
Rebecca Tickets Sell At Record Rate
Advance sale for Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm at Tremont Theatre opened to great interest in Boston. The enduring popularity of the New England tale drives high demand as Edith Taliaferro prepares to debut the role in Brockton after strong sales in the U S and England.
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Sunnybrook Farm
Tremont Theatre
New England
Boston
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Dora Lawson Wrecks Off Canso With 30,000 Pounds Saved
Captain Peter Nelson and 16 crew members of the Gloucester fish ing schooner Dora A Lawson returned from Halifax aboard the Plant line steamer A W Perry The Lawson was a total wreck after striking a ledge near Canso N S but about 30000 pounds of salted codfish out of a 100000 pound catch and the anchors and rigging were saved The vessel built in 1908 at Essex was 12 tons gross valued at 4500 with 3000 fare and 2945 insurance The crew included Nicholas Kelley Anthony Wacken Mundy Carlson Ratsom Howe William Young Osborne Olsen David Doig Daniel F E Nelsen William Chalton Otto Danson Carl Olsen George Mortensen Charles Bushy Daniel McDonald John Olsen and Peter A Iveson
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Dora A. Lawson
Canso
A. W. Perry
Halifax
N. S
Nelson
Lawson
Essex
Nicholas Kelley
Anthony Wacken
Mundy Carlson
Ratsom Howe
William Young
Osborne Olsen
David Doig
Daniel FE. Nelsen
William §. Chalton
Otto Danson
Carl Olsen
George Mortensen
Charles Bushy
Daniel McDonald
John Olsen
Peter A. Iveson
Ellis Tells of Pay Increase for Teachers
David A. Ellis in his school committee campaign addressed rallies at Hotel Langham and Warren Hall. He cited school board raises for teachers including daily rates for elementary and kindergarten staff and higher salaries for high school assistants, noting a roughly one third raise and two years’ schedule advancement for Model School teachers.
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David A.ellis
Langham
Warren Hall
Washington Street
Sligo Club Ball Draws Lively Crowd
The first grand ball of the Sligo Club Athletic Association was held at Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton Street with a large turnout. Organizers reported an energetic reception and smooth arrangements for the event.
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Sligo Club Athletic Association
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
First Annual Ball Opens With Grand March Led By Lang
President John J. Lang and Mrs Lang led the grand march at the Sligo Club Athletic Association ball held last night. The event attracted several hundred attendees and featured the club leadership at the forefront of the procession.
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Sligo Club Athletic Association
Lang
Ing
John J. Lang
None to Blame for Battleship Bump
Naval officials approve the board of inquiry report on the collision between the battleships Georgia and Nebraska off the Virginia capes during a recent tactical drill. The board cites two reasonable signal interpretations and finds no disciplinary action warranted for any officer due to judgment error.
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Washington
Naval
Board of Inquiry
Georgia
Nebraska
Virginia Capes
Roosters Seized in War Team Raid at Hotel Fisherville
A noon raid by deputy sheriffs at Hotel Fisherville near Fisherville Centre resulted in four prize game roosters seized. Hotel proprietor John Tebo was summoned to appear in court.
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Worcester
Peary Is Frost Bitten in Maryland Snow Unit
Commander R. E. Peary, en route to a friend's home in Drummond Maryland, battled a blizzard and deep snow after his car slid into a drift. He reached the house after wading in night clothes and light shoes, suffering slight frost bites to his ears but recovering with snow treatment.
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Peary
Maryland
Washington
Arctic
R. E. Peary
Commander Peary
Drummond
Bargain Sale Suspects Held on Larceny Charge
A trio naming Reuben Selsman John A Selsman and John C Foster were arrested Wednesday by Patrolman Moe Caffrey for suspicious activity at Cross Street while selling discounted women’s waists. They were arraigned yesterday and each held in 3000 bail awaiting next Wednesday’s court on larceny charges for merchandise valued at 1500 dollars.
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Reuben Selsman
New York
John A. Selsman
Winthrop
John C. Foster
Roxbury
MoeCaffrey
Division 1
Cross Street
McCaffrey
Uncle Sam's Purse Intact After Treasury Count
Washington reports a four person committee and 30 to 40 counting experts completed a two month tally of the treasury vaults. Upon Charles H. Treat's retirement Lee McClung will give a receipt for 1 259 001 758 872 8 dollars, the exact contents, with no missing funds.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Charles H. Treat
Lee McClung
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Peary Gets No Bid To Sail Airship Polar Quest
Professor Ti Hergesell of Strasburg reveals plans for a dual airship Arctic expedition with Count Zeppelin. One ship to be stationed at Spitzbergen relief station, the other to explore the Arctic circle, carrying 25 passengers. Commander Peary has not been invited.
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New York
TI. Hergesell
Strasburg
Germany
Kingston
Jamaica
North Pole
Count Zeppelin
Arctic Circle
Spitzbergen
Hergesell
Peary
Gold Reward for 20 Boston School Children Pictures
A Post item announces a $100 reward waiting for 20 Greater Boston school children whose photographs will be printed in next Sunday's edition.
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Greater Boston
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