Divorces Sought by Margaret Ware Against R D Ware
Margaret J Ware filed for divorce in Suffolk Superior Court from Richard D Ware a Boston Swampscott resident and Harvard man. She cites fidelity issues. The couple married November 28 190X at Chestnut Hill. Margaret Whitman Ware declined to discuss the case.
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Boston
Swampscott
Suffolk Superior Court
Margaret J. Ware
Mr. Ware
Harvard
Darwin E. Ware
The
Woods
Wares
Chestnutill
Hotel swindler found guilty on multiple counts
Herbert T. Andrews formerly of Back Bay was found guilty by a jury in the Superior Criminal Court on 12 counts of forging and uttering and six counts of larceny. He allegedly forged checks at the Touraine Copley Plaza and other hotels. His wife attended court as sentence was deferred.
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Herbert T. Andrews
Back Bay
Superior Criminal Court
Touraine
Copley Plaza
Andrews
Quincy
Princeton Mile Relay Team Chosen for East Meets
Princeton selects Atha Mackenzie Hayes and Cooley to run the mile relay against Yale in Pittsburgh and Cornell in St Louis after trial heats. The squad represents Princeton, New Jersey, with the meets scheduled as part of the season.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Pittsburg
Cornell
St. Louis
Atha
Mackenzie
Hayes
Cooley
Oliver urges property rights as referendum threat
Senator George T. Oliver, a Pittsburg newspaper owner, warns that initiative and referendum threaten property rights in talks before the City Club and the New England Women's Press Association at the Hotel Somerset. President Coolidge signals support for a federal income tax with payment according to ability to pay. Myra B. Lord presided at the banquet with several notable speakers including Helen Winslow and Jean Puil Selinger.
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United States
Pittsburg
Wilson
Congress
City Club
New England Women’s Press Association
Somerset
Coolidge
Myra B. Lord
Association
Helen M. Winslow
Jean Puil Selinger
Frank J. Bonnelle
Charles W. J. Tennant
Edinburgh
Scotland
Scotland, and Mrs. Hargot Hold Dey
The
Women's Press Club
New York
Oliver Defends Paternalism and Favors Progressiveism at Club
Senator Oliver, before 300 at the Boston City Club, portrays the Democratic party as paternalistic and Federalist in spirit, warns of moral decline, and criticizes executive overreach. At the Women’s Press Association banquet he urges reasonable progressivism over radicalism, condemns abandoning the Constitution, and foresees limits to property rights. He declines to endorse woman suffrage but predicts its rise within a decade. I Randolph Coolidge urges Boston to adopt a city budgeting method with departmental need declarations.
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Oliver
Democratic Party
Hamilton
Jefferson
Women’s Press Association
Roosevelt
Art
Congress
Dr. Greene's Nervura Said to Restore Vitality to Women
Advertising copy touts Dr. Greene's Nervura as a cure for fatigue, nervousness, and digestive woes in women. It claims the remedy builds strength by delivering nutrition and notes the doctor offers free mail consultation from his Boston office.
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Dr. Greene
Greene
Albany
Boston
Mass
City Club Luncheon Honors National Figures
Senator Oliver former President Taft and Congressman Caleb Powers of Kentucky were guests of honor at the City Club luncheon yesterday afternoon. Former Governor Guild welcomed the guests on behalf of the Commonwealth in a characteristic address.
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Oliver
Taft
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
City Club
Guild
Commonwealth
Walsh
Washington
Pennsylvania
Uws
Boston Leaders Hear Taft and Oliver Debate National Policy
Former Governor and Senator Oliver criticize Washington policy and overbearing law making. Taft supports Oliver's points while Boston Mayor Curley praises Taft and touts a Carnegie Steel project to build a 10,000,000 distributing plant in Allston for city development and jobs.
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Taft
Oliver
Washington
Treasuries
Curley
Boston
Carnegie Steel Company
Allston
Harvard Soccer Meeting Sets Season Plans at Union
Harvard candidates gather in the union for a pre season meeting. Captain H G Francke and Coach Charles Burgess along with D Needham 15 will speak outlining the work for the year and the season prospects.
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Harvard
H. G. Francke
Charles Burgess
D. Needham
Mouse Stops Phone Calls in Middletown Exchange
In Middletown New Jersey a mouse causes a night telephone outage when janitor and night operator Miss Gertrude Lynch fainted after seeing the creature. The mouse was later found eating sandwich crumbs and the operator became locked in a closet until help arrived.
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Middletown
N. J
Bell Telephone Exchange
Gertrude Lynch
New Year’s Day Holiday Bill Fails in Senate
The bill to make New Year’s Day a legal holiday was killed in the Senate with eight votes in favor and twelve against. The measure will be sent to a third reading, and an effort to reconsider the vote is planned for today.
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Senate
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