Air fleet returns to San Diego from Panama Bay
The Pacific fleet air force of 12 seaplanes began the return trip from Panama Bay to San Diego after a San Diego to Panama flight to join combined fleets. The voyage will include about 12 stops. The Atlantic fleet air force has already left Panama Bay for Guantanamo Bay to take part in winter maneuvers with the Atlantic fleet.
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Washington
Pacific Fleet Air Force
San Diego
Panama Bay
Atlantic Fleet Air Force
Guantanamo
Cuba
Atlantic Fleet
Drive Away Headache With Musterole Ointment Ad
Headache remedy Musterole promises relief from headaches colds and congestion without the dangers of internal medicines. The white oil of mustard ointment works externally for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and rheumatic pains with no stomach or heart impact. Available in 35c 65c jars and a hospital size of $3.00.
Offer Made to Tumulty on International Joint Commission
President Wilson extended to Joseph P. Tumulty, his long time private secretary, an appointment on the International Joint Commission. Tumulty, confirming the offer, said he has not yet decided, citing a busy period as he prepares to practice law.
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Washington
Wilson
Joseph P. Tumulty
International Joint Commission
United States
Canada
Tumulty
Congress blocked from hospital beds claim disputed
Washington February 23. Chairman Good of the appropriations committee said critics overstated hospital shortages for veterans. He argued executive departments have not fully used available facilities and that there are 3858 empty beds in government hospitals that could be utilized.
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Washington
Congress
Good
Appropriations Committee
House
Mr. Good
Hyannis Wife Wins Separate Support in Court Victory
Mrs James Keveney of Hyannis secured separate maintenance from her husband, a prominent Hyannis furniture merchant, marking her third consecutive court victory following accusations about her husband’s relations with Mrs Florence Pratt, known locally as Mrs Harry C Fay, in Barnstable court proceedings.
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Barnstable
James Keveney
Hyannis
Florence Pratt
Harry C. Fay
Custody Decree Awarded After Custody Battle in Probate Court
Judge Raymond A. Hopkins found Mrs. Keveney living apart for justifiable cause and awarded her custody of a 19 year old son with $100 forthwith and $18 weekly. The case followed a $4000 alienation of affection verdict against Mrs. Fay after a trial noted for threats with a revolver and a syrup ladle incident.
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Raymond A. Hopkins
Indictments Against New York Policemen Forecast
In New York on February 23 seven additional indictments were forecast against six police department members and one automobile thief. The grand jury was expected to file its findings with Judge Thomas C. T. Crain in general sessions at 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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New York
Whitman
Thomas C. T. Crain
Church Home Society to Extend Aid to Unmarried Mothers
The Church Home Society plans charter amendments to broaden its care beyond orphans to unmarried mothers, friendless and convalescent girls. After legislative approval, all municipal court judges and related agencies will be notified to coordinate individualized home or hospital care.
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Church Home
Church Home Society
Board of Managers
Commonwealth
McAdoo Defends Loans to Allies as Right Policy
Former Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo said the United States must honor its existing credits and push forward with foreign loans to allies. He clarified his past remark about no further future credits did not apply to payments on established credits, calling extending loans one of the war’s most important actions.
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McAdoo
Washington
Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Champ Clark Ill With Cold at Home in Washington
Champ Clark is ill with a cold at his Washington home but his condition is not serious. He hopes to return to the House before his retirement on March 4.
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Bodfish
Washington
Champ Clark
Memorial to Mrs Faelten a notable Boston service
A memorial service for Mrs Marie Dewing Faelten at Convention Hall drew professionals from the Professional Woman's Club Copley Society and other groups. Pupils from the Faelten School attended as did seventy members of the People's Symphony Orchestra conducted by Emil Mollenhauer. Messages of sympathy included Mrs Calvin Coolidge and Governor Cox.
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Marie Dewing Faelten
Convention Hall
Faelten Pianoforte School
Professional Woman's Club of
Boston
Professional Woman’s Club
Copley Society
The
Guild of Boston Artists
McDowell Club
Chromatic Club
Harvard 47 Workshop
Faelten School
Fae
Annie Richards will leaves large bequests to Boston institutions
The Suffolk probate filing lists Annie Louise Richards of 1994 Beacon Street leaving substantial sums to many Boston groups and charities. Public gifts include 35000 to Friendly Workers' Club and 10000 to several organizations such as New England Protective Home for Crippled Children and Boston Nursery for Blind Babies, with residuary to her mother Mrs Ann R Richards.
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Annie Louise Richards
Beacon Street
Suffolk County
Boston
Ann R. Richards
Friendly Workers’ Club
New England
Peabody Home For
Arlington Street Church
Children’s Hospital
Children’s Friand Society
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Community groups listed in local charity coalition
The M. and P. CGA, Animal Rescue League, Women’s Educational and Industrial Union, Boston Flower and Fruit Mission, South End Industrial School, and the Home for Aged Couples appear as organizers or beneficiaries in a regional welfare initiative. The names indicate a collaborative effort among advocacy, education, and elderly care groups in the city.
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M. &. P. CG. A., Animal Rescue League, Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Boston Flower and Fruit Mission
South End Industrial School
the Home For Aged Couples
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts instant relief from colds with Pape's Cold Compound. It claims dosing every two hours breaks up a cold, opens blocked nostrils, stops nose running, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. The product supposedly acts quickly, tastes pleasant, contains no quinine, and requires no doctor’s involvement.
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Pape
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