Welcomed Home With Big Knife in Divorce Court
Ennis Omer Randall accused his wife Gertrude Bellmix Randall of cruel treatment in a divorce case. He described her knife throwing and water pitcher incidents, and a court room scene with a scarred cheek and a packed audience. The judge postponed further testimony to finish the trial next morning.
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Ennis Omer Randall
Gertrude Bellmix Randall
Jenney
Randall
Charles §. Sullivan
Charlestown
Sullivan
Mrs. Randall
Witneses
Massachusetts Delegation Heads to Washington for Preparedness Conference
More than 50 prominent Massachusetts citizens will travel to Washington at their own expense to promote preparedness and urge Congress to pass defense measures. The group seeks to persuade lawmakers to vote for national defense and to persuade doubtful Interior State representatives. Massachusetts speakers include Senator Lodge and former Navy Secretary George von L. Meyer along with Robert Bacon, addressing topics on America’s danger naval requirements and world politics.
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Massachusetts
Washington
Congress
Bay State
Senator Lodge
Navy
George von L. Meyer
Robert Bacon
America
Mr. Meyer
Mr. Bacon
Box 52 Fund Reaches 6365 For Hosemen Families
The Box 52 Association fund for Hosemen Willett and Walsh of Engine 10 killed in a West End fire has reached 6365.73, with a larger sum anticipated after a planned conference with business representatives. Rep. Doyle and the Ward 1 Democratic Club plan to donate their annual ball proceeds, aiming to add at least 1000, with the Crescent Gardens ball room at Revere Beach hosting next Monday night.
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Box 62 Association Fund
Willett and
Walsh
Engine 10
West End
Box 52 Association
Doyle
Ward 1
Democratic Club
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Prefers Jail To Caring For Wife In New Jersey Case
Thomas D. Dillon of Hackensack chose jail over caring for his wife, and was committed to a cell in default of $200 bail after being ordered to surrender his dog to his spouse.
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New York
Thomas D. Dillon
Snowy Studio Carnival Aims For Movie Glamour
A studio scene unfolds inside a glass-roofed stage as snow blankets outside. Harlequin costumes, a ballroom set, a staffed balcony, and a carnival theme build amid feasting props while performers rehearse. The writer notes hard work behind cinema glamour and cautions against disillusionment.
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Casey
Jim
Arizona
Finis
Explosion sinks submarine E-2 at New York navy yard
A Saturday explosion in the New York navy yard destroyed the submarine E-2, causing five deaths and serious injuries to nine sailors. Authorities blame battery trouble as the likely cause of the blast.
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Washington
New York Navy Yard
Henna Use for Hair Color Cautions
The writer argues henna does not damage hair but advises against any color changing on the scalp or hair. Emphasizing natural appearance as most attractive, the note favors avoiding artificial hair coloring.
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Jennie C
Mary Pickford Talks to Appear Five Days Weekly
Mary Pickford's Talks will appear usually five days per week in the Daily Post and each Sunday in the Sunday Post. The remark suggests nervous or stomach troubles may explain blemishes, and no recommendation is offered.
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Mary E
Mary Pickford
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Board of Inquiry Finds Hydrogen Gas Cause of Naval Explosion
The board concluded the explosion arose from an excess of gas mainly hydrogen from storage batteries. The gas formed two pockets, one in the forward battery and one at the after battery, where the first explosion occurred. Ignition was sparked, source undetermined.
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Board of Inquiry
Navy Department
Browning Poems Read by Harvard Professor at Vendomer
At the Boston Browning Society gathering in Vendomer yesterday Professor George Grafton Wilson of Harvard read poems by Robert Browning dealing with war questions.
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Boston Browning Society
U S to Coin Gold Dollars for McKinley Memorial
A bill reported by the House coinage committee would authorize the minting of 100000 souvenir gold dollars commemorating the $300000 McKinley memorial buildings in Niles Ohio. The McKinley Birthplace Memorial Association may sell the coins at a premium to fund construction and upkeep.
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Washington
Niles
Ohio
William McKinley
House Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
McKinley Birthplace Memorial Association
Believe Me Eat Everything Free Trial Offer
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets promising relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the tablets aid digestion using natural body juices and encourages readers to obtain a 50 cent box from a drugstore or via a coupon.
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Stuart
A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Snow Pencil Cure Promised by Osmo-Cemic Physicians
Advertisement claims the Snow Pencil and X-ray treatment cure many diseases including skin conditions. It cites J. W. Tripp of Boston Civ N A H R R in Braintree who says 25 years of skin disease were cured after trying the treatment. The piece touts universal cures for catarre deafness bronchitis asthma rheumatism cancer nervous disorders birthmarks and moles and promises demonstrations by Osmo-Cemic doctors.
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J. W. Tripp
Boston Civ
N. A
Braintree Yards
Sherbrooke Ave
Braintree
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Working Boys
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House of the Good Shepherd
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House of the Angel Guardian
Home For the
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Dudley Street
Roxbury
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Esses
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Rade Serge 1
American Wine Co
St. Louis, U.S. A
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van Loon
Nes Thiere
Adelina Patth
Patt
Nightingale
THE
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Orew
England
Washington ST
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Essex Tunnel
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U. S
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