Missing Wife in New Haven Seized on Statutory Charge
Edith Tureman of Damopolis Alabama found in William H Barrs Hartman’s apartment at 108 Chapel Street New Haven by two private detectives after months of searching. Tureman also known as Edith Defew left her husband a year ago and met Barrs at the New York auto show. Hartman, a local stock promoter, claimed the woman was his secretary.
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New Haven
Edith Tureman
Damopolis
Ala
Willam
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
An old time remedy for gray hair, Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, is sold in drug stores. A downtown druggist notes it darkens hair naturally and evenly, with one strand at a time brushing method and noticeable darkening after a few applications.
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Wyeth
Homemade Pinex Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A vintage home remedy touts 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or alternatives to create a pint of cough medicine. It claims rapid relief for severe coughs, sore throats, and chest colds, praising Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract and warning against imitations. The ad promises satisfaction or refunds from The Pinex Co. Wayne, Ind.
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Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Pelletier Trial Delays As Defense Seeks More Time
The Pelleteir case pauses with two more charges dropped and a new day granted for the defense to prepare. Senator Reed blocks evidence of bank deposits as a general conspiracy is argued, while Judge delays deposition and key witnesses in the Boston district attorney case.
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Mr. Pelletier
Allen
Alow Pelletier
Senator Reed
Missouri
Daniel N. Coakley
Reed
James J. McCarthy
Coakley
McCarthy
Pelletier
Mississippi River
Massachusetts
Albert L. Smith
William Cobb
St. Louis
Smith
Two Watertown men badly hurt after wagon accident
Victor Rossi aged 28 of 151 Brookline Street and Thomas Pode no aged 86 of 19 Homer Street were thrown from their wagon on North Beacon Street near Parsons Street in Brighton yesterday. Both sustained serious injuries.
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Victor Rossi
Brookline Street
Watertown
Thomas Podeno
Homer Street
North Beacon Street
Parsons Street
Brighton
Newport News Wins Leviathan Reconditioning Contract
Representative Dallinger says Newport News Shipbuilding Corp won the bid to recondition the Leviathan liner. He will push for the work to be done at a navy yard, contending Boston’s dock is the only Atlantic facility large enough for the vessel.
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Washington
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Dallinger
Republican
Massachusetts
Boston Navy Yard
Shipping Board
Newport News Corporation
Navy Yard
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Governor seeks $50,000 to relieve unemployment forest cleanup
In a special message to the Legislature Governor Cox urged an appropriation of $50,000 to aid the unemployed. The funds would be used to clear dead trees and limbs in the State forests within the Metropolitan district damaged by the November storm.
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Cox
Governor Calls Jobs Plan After Storm Damages City Parks
The governor says unemployment must be reduced through practical measures after a severe November storm damaged metropolitan district parks. Hundreds of acres lie with dead trees and broken limbs, needing clearing to restore beauty and reduce summer fire risk. The plan offers employment with no prior experience required and excludes live trees from the method.
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Metropolitan District Commission
Harvard to Create School of Public Health
President Lowell of Harvard University announced the creation of the Harvard School of Public Health. Dr. David L. Edsall, Dean of the Harvard Medical School, will also serve as Dean. The Rockefeller Foundation provides funding totaling two million dollars, with 1.5 million to be allocated immediately and 0.5 million promised later.
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Lowell
Harvard University
Harvard School of Public Health
David L. Edsall
Harvard Medical School
Rockefeller Foundation
Commission urged to direct temporary work relief plan
A proposal requests 80 appropriation placed with a special commission of MDC chairmen and state leaders from the American Legion, Public Welfare and Conservation to set rules on employment and wages. The plan aims to create temporary jobs and ease unemployment in the city center.
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Metropolitan District Commission
Massachusetts Committee
Massachusetts Department of the American Legion
Commissioner of Public Welfare
Commissioner of Conservation
Court denies jurisdiction in Resnick case arraignment
William Resnick a 24 year old CPA of Salem was arraigned before Chief Justice Bolster in Central Court on six counts of uttering and larceny. He allegedly uttered checks drawn on United States Trust Company for 300 dollars and issued 500 and 912.75 dollar checks to stock brokers Goodwin & Co and Alexander Pappas & Co. Judge Bolster declined jurisdiction and held Resnick in 600 dollars in surety for a Superior Court hearing.
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William Resnick
Summit Avenue
Salem
Amos Lodge
Bolster
Central Court
Resnick
Levy Herman
United States Trust Company
Goodwin & Co
Alexander Pappas & Co
Relief program feeds over a million in famine Russia
The American Relief Administration announced that as of January 1 it fed 1,025,250 people in famine districts of Russia and expected to provide meals for 2,000,000 by March 1.
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New York
American Relief Administration Today
Russia
State Probes Clough Deficit
Edward H. Fenton of the Massachusetts division of accounts arrived in Palmer to audit George E. Clough former town treasurer who allegedly confessed to defalcations totaling about $20 000 and is free on bail awaiting a larceny hearing. Police renew probe of alleged ramifications tied to the case as Charles W. Chamberlin died by his own hand yesterday.
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Boston
Pelletier
Whomas Carens
The
Boston Herald
Old Franklin School
South End
Carens
Mr. Helletier
Charles W. Chamberlin
Phone Exchange Manager Implicated in Clough Operations
A phone exchange manager faced questions over alleged involvement in Clough operations. Officials indicate possible complicity while investigations continue into the communications role and connected individuals.
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Clough
Police Find Still at Bottling Works
Joy Street station officers raided 88 Poplar Street premises of Globe Bottling Co. and found 18 gallons of whiskey, 350 gallons of mash, and a 50-gallon still. Owner unknown. no arrests made. warrants to be sought. Company operates by Abraham Wasserman and Hyman Cores.
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Joy Street
Poplar Street
Globe Bottling Co
Abraham Wasserman
Hyman Cores
Partners
May Place Assessors Under Civil Service
The committee on metropolitan affairs voted to report favorably a bill to place deputy assessors in Boston under civil service.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston
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