Reynolds Sues Wife for Divorce Over Spends
George E. Reynolds of Somerville sues Edith Stevens Reynolds for divorce alleging she squandered an inherited fortune. The case ties her to George P. Bowler, a New York Harvard spendthrift, with nearly a decade of escapades referenced. Continued on Page 2-Fourth Col.
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City Increases Police and Fire Department Salaries
For the second time under his administration, Mayor Fitzgerald last evening increased Boston police and firemen salaries. All sworn members below captain rank received raises, with district chiefs, captains, lieutenants, privates, inspectors, sergeants, and patrolmen affected across both departments.
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Harvard and Tech Plan Joint Science Courses at New Buildings
Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will merge applied science study, with Harvard students in electrical mining sanitary civil and mechanical engineering taking classes at MIT on a Cambridge side campus under shared faculty supervision.
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Ratification Sets Up Non-Merger Education Alliance
Yesterday two Boston area corporations ratified an agreement after long talks. Harvard voted 19 to 1 with one abstention while Technology recorded 32 to 2 in support. They insist the pooling of forces is limited to applied sciences and not a merger.
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New Haven Bonds Declared Void by Massachusetts Supreme Court
The Massachusetts Supreme Court voids the 67 million dollar convertible bond issue relied on by the New Haven railroad. The ruling nullifies related stock rights and past bond transactions, affecting market trades worth millions. The decision supports former Connecticut Governor Bulkeley and Public Service Commissioner Anderson, with an appeal possible to the legislature.
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Hub asks for own U S bank in New England dispute
Colonel William A. Gaston of National Shawmut Bank and Henry L. Higginson urged before Secretaries McAdoo and Houston that New England needs its own U S bank free from New York domination. They warned that a New York district would serve New York interests first and with trouble New England could lose access to funds.
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New England Bankers Question New York Knowledge
Major Higginson told the organization committee that New York bankers were not familiar with New England's needs. He asserted that New York cannot know what they want and do not know the quality of their notes.
Murder on a Coal Barge in New Bedford
Annie Walsh was found murdered on a coal barge tied to a New Bedford dock. Captain Charles Matrony was arrested and charged. the body showed brutal wounds and mutilation. An axe with possible bloodstains and a rope around Matrony’s neck were found aboard. he claimed heavy drinking the night before.
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Night Sky, Celebrations, and Anniversaries Noted
A weather and celestial brief lists moon phase and sunrise times for Gloucester and Newport, with Saturn, Mars, Jupiter in evening sky and Venus as morning star. It notes lights to be turned on at 5 01 and lists today’s notable anniversaries for Ethan Allen and Howard Chandler Christy and recalls last year’s urging to break up the New Haven railroad system.
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Weather outlook for Boston and New England
Forecast shows rain or snow in Boston and vicinity with clearing and colder air by Sunday. Strong westerly winds persist into Sunday. northern New England to see snow and a cold wave, with generally fair conditions in coastal Maine.
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Temperature readings at Thompson's Spa show varied values
The excerpt lists yesterday's and one year ago's average temperatures with multiple time stamps from early evening to late night. It includes figures such as 23 40 and 23 36 corresponding to the observed temperatures in the given period.
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Kenny Curley race standstill fueled by affidavits and protests
Kenny offers to withdraw if Curley proves an association with the New Haven road. Curley denies negotiating a $20 000 note and the trust company president corroborates the denial. A Tremont Temple rally features speakers from three parties while Curley’s voice falters in Dorchester. Torchlight procession for Curley with 600 in line through wards 20 and 24. Curley excludes paid workers and vehicles for election day and claims thousands of volunteers. He demands Kenny issue a retraction and apology and pledges election costs to charity.
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Curley Proposes Campaign Cost Cut To Boost Savings
Congressman James M. Curley unveils a plank to reduce expenses by shedding paid workers and autos on election day. He pledges to donate funds saved to city charities. The note prompts calls for an apology from Kenny over a referenced remark.
Kenny vows to withdraw if Curley can make him agent
South Boston councilman Thomas J. Kenny, candidate for mayor, challenged Curley to prove he could appoint Kenny as agent for the New York, New Haven Hartford railroad. He pledged to withdraw from the race if such association were shown, while urging crowds in wards 2 9 18 19 12 and 21 to vote next Tuesday.
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