Tuttle Reappointed as State Counsel in Concord
Attorney General James P. Tuttle of Manchester was reappointed by Governor Henry W. Keyes and his council. Judge Robert N. Chamberlain of Berlin was named chief justice of the Superior Court, succeeding the late Chief Justice Robert G. Pike. the vacancy from Pike’s death remains unfilled.
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James P. Tuttle
Manchester
Henry W. Keyes
Robert N. Chamberlain
Berlin
Superior Court
Robert G. Pike
Dover
Pike
Coffey to be Transferred From City Hall Elevator Service
Thomas Coffey, superintendent of elevators in the City Hall Annex, charged recently with taking money from prospective brides seeking license information, will be transferred today or tomorrow to another municipal department. Coffey, a well known East Boston figure and former sparring partner of John L. Sullivan, was involved in a fist fight with an annex elevator operator shortly after the charges.
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City Hall Annex
Coffey
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Inland Missouri Legislation Outlines County Attorney Terms
In Augusta Missouri Governor Milliken's call to remove derelict county attorneys is mirrored in a Legislature bill setting term limits. An absent voter by mail act is also introduced, while a divorce case in Judge Dubuque's court features Howard Brown seeking dissolution from Georgia Brown amid desertion claims and a London connection.
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Milliken
Howard Brown
Beacon Street
London
Autoists Warned Against Deadly Carbon Monoxide
Washington January 18. The Bureau of Mines warned motorists to avoid running engines in closed garages. Tests show air becomes dangerous after 15 minutes of engine operation. carbon monoxide is colorless, odorless, and extremely poisonous.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Milk Men Haled Before Criminal Court
Charles W. Titcomb, driver for Farmers' Milk Company, found guilty in Superior Criminal Court for possessing milk below standard with cream removed. Sixteen others facing milk law violations pleaded guilty. Titcomb’s case to be taken to the Supreme Court.
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Charles W. Titcomb
Farmers’ Milk Company
Superior Criminal Court
Titcomb
Supreme Court
Old Town business halts for funeral
Old Town Me January 18 all places of business were closed today for the funeral of the Right Rev Mer F X Trudel longtime pastor of St Joseph's Catholic Church. Services were conducted by Bishop Walsh and Father Huot of Fairfield.
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Mer. F. X. Trudel
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Walsh
Huot
Fairfield
Jewish Council Mourns Admiral Dewey Death in Baltimore
The Union of American Hebrew Congregations adjourned in Baltimore after choosing Boston as next meeting site. They approved naturalization literacy test, endorsed pensions for senior rabbis, urged funding for Hebrew Union College, and sent telegrams of condolence to President Wilson and Mrs. Dewey.
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Admiral Dewey
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
J. Walter Freiberg
Lipman Levy
Union
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Dewey
Harvard Prom Price Hike Hits Students Hard
Harvard juniors face higher prom costs this year with $4 per attendee and $2 for each guest. Dance capacity is expanded to 25 couples to offset the rise, and河flowers to be sent to dates are cut to save money.
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Harvard
Bark Harvard to Sail Seas After 8 Years
The former Boston bark Harvard, restored from coal barge duty, is ready to sail again after eight years. A $40,000 Chelsea shipyard job revived her rigging and sails, marking a record reset amid rising tonnage demand. For her first voyage she leaves Saturday for Houston to load 2300 tons of phosphate for Rotterdam.
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Norfolk
Green’s
Chelsea
Houston
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Rotterdam
Philip Boileau Dead Noted New York Artist
New York artist Philip Boileau died of pneumonia at his home after a short illness. He had just returned from his country home on Long Island and was cared for by his wife who served as the model for The Poster Girl.
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New York
Philip Boileau
Long Island
Extravagance Probed as Key Cost of Living Factor
W H Williams vice president of Delaware & Hudson and Hudson Coal tells the State High Cost of Living Commission that governmental extravagance drives prices. He argues coal prices have fallen recently, and separation of coal and railroad firms would raise coal costs by harming stock purchases.
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W. H. Williams
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company
Hudson Coal Company
Williams
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