Waverly Pays Tribute to Thomas W Davis
Bells tolled and stores closed as funeral services for Thomas W. Davis, recording grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of Masons, were conducted at Waverly Congregational Church. Grand Lodge officers and Masonry officials attended. interment followed at Belmont Cemetery.
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Waverley
Thomas W. Davis
Grand Lodge of Masons
Waverley Congregational Church
Grand Lodge
Belmont Cemetery
Capper argues Kansas proves prohibition works
Governor elect Arthur Capper told the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association that Kansas shows prohibition works by keeping the state prosperous and peaceful. He warned that perpetual vigilance and enforcement are needed and urged Kansas to lead in maintaining a saloonless nation.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Wolf's Clothier Offers Legal Stamps With Purchases
Wolf's at the Hanover and Portland corner markets legal stamps with every purchase, promoting a new convenience for customers.
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Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Washington Street
Friend Street
Union Street
Hanover
Suffrage Vote Expected in House January 12
Women suffrage advocates learned the constitutional amendment likely faces a House vote January 12, with Representative Henry predicting a defeat by more than two thirds. Connecticut groups opposing suffrage filed a protest. In federal court Boston area residents received six verdicts totaling about 61,865 against Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company of New York.
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Washington
Representative Henry
House Rules Committee
Henry
Connecticut
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company
New York
United States District Court
Boston
George E. Keith
Brockton
Preston B. Keith
Edwin H. Abbot
Cambridge
Lothrop Ames
John S. Ames
Mary QO. Cordingly
Robert D. Evans
Trust Company
Evans
Trial of Mettam on Enticing Girl Away Charge
William H. Mettam a cutlery mill employee in New Britain Connecticut was tried before Judge Aldrich and a jury in the U S District Court on a charge of enticing Marjorie R Roman 17 from New Britain to Leicester for immoral purposes.
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William H. Mettam
Cutlery Mills
New Britain
Conn
Aldrich
United States District Court
Marjorie R. Roman
Leicester
Duddy Must Stand Trial for Jewelry Theft
Joseph E. Duddy, arrested during the Hunterton case, must return to West Virginia to face trial on jewel theft from H. J. Hamrich store. The Supreme Judicial Court yesterday dismissed his petition for a writ of habeas corpus, rejecting his extradition papers challenge.
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Joseph E. Duddy
Norton
Boylston
Lawrence Robinson
West Virginia
H. J. Hamrich
Huntington
Supreme Judicial Court
Toledo Mayor Removal Sought by City Solicitor and Toledo Man
City Solicitor Thurstin and George Kapp filed charges with Governor Fox asking for the removal of Toledo Mayor Carl Keller. They cite grounds in the formal petition submitted today.
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Columbus, CO
Carl Keller
Toledo
Thurstin
George Kapp
Fox
Boston Doctors Divide Over Charging for Telephone Advice
Prominent Boston physicians remain split on charging patients for telephone advice. Reading medical men have begun a $1 per advisory call, prompting speculation on Boston's stance. Some local doctors see potential value, while a majority doubt practicality in a large city.
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Reading
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