Miss Fitzroy Injured When Car Crashes in Newton
Miss Mary Fitzroy daughter of Henry S Fitzroy of 161 Commonwealth avenue Newton was seriously hurt yesterday afternoon when the automobile she rode in ran into a tree and overturned on Commonwealth avenue near Dartmouth street Newton An attendant at Newton Hospital said she was resting comfortably at an early hour this morning
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Mary Fitzroy
Henry S. Fitzroy
Commonwealth Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Newton
Newton Hospital
Auto crash injures four near Newton
A car bearing license 9134 owned by Mr. Fitzroy crashed toward Worcester. Four occupants Miss Fitzroy Mrs. Fitzroy Grace Vose and driver Herbert Smith suffered injuries. The car struck a tree on a Crimmins lawn, the girl sustaining fractured ribs. Police reported no official notice at West Newton HQ.
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Fitzroy
Miss Fitzroy
Grace Vose
Providence
Herbert Smith
Worcester
T. A. Crimmins
West Newton
Death sentences for 12 Reds commuted at Tokyo
Tokyo January 19. The Supreme Court yesterday condemned 24 anarchists to death and today commuted 12 of them to life imprisonment.
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Tokio
Supreme Court
Reading man offers lenient terms to would be wife
George D. Fairbanks of Reading says he will forgive Miss Bertha E. Frizzell of Somerville for disappointing him on the eve of their marriage. He plans to take her to a friend’s home in Reading for a probationary period before making her his wife. Fairbanks spoke of the plan after a talk with Frizzell at the Somerville police station where she is detained with Fred G. Chambers on a serious charge.
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George D. Fairbanks
North Reading
Bertha E. Frizzell
Somerville
Reading
Fairbanks
Fred G. Chambers
Fairbanks plans bond after Somerville case in court
Fairbanks cannot act until the girl's Somerville Police Court disposition this morning. He was willing to post bonds for her appearance but chose to keep her in custody overnight after consulting friends. The pair dispute whether Miss Frizzell was restrained against her will by Chambers.
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Fairbanks
Somerville
Chambers
Miss Frizzell
Reading
Sports Roundup of Hockey Yale Sun-Drenched April Night
No deal between Boston Nationals and New York reported. Dreyfuss of Pittsburg at the conference. Harvard picked to win tomorrow's hockey game with Princeton. Dartmouth and Columbia play tonight at Arena. Nelden benefit tonight will be a big SUCCERS. Close races at Commercial High interclass games. Many sales reported at auto truck show in New York.
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Boston Nationals
New York
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Harvard
Princeton
Dartmouth
Columbia
Arena
Nelden
Paul Morton Dies in Hotel in New York
Paul Morton longtime banker and public servant died in the Hotel Seymor New York from a cerebral hemorrhage. His elder brother Joy Morton and wife were summoned as the stroke struck him late in the evening. FE J Berwind arrived shortly after and was present but unconscious. The exact reason for his hotel visit remained undisclosed.
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New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Hotel Seymour
Joy
FE. J. Berwind
Mr. Morton
West Forty-fifth Street
Joy Morton
Ways and Means to Be Ruler Washington Caucus Adopts Foster Resolution
The Democratic caucus adopted the Foster resolution giving the ways and means committee power to name standing committees subject to caucus ratification. Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama was unanimously nominated for chairman, with Champ Clark proposing.
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Washington
Democratic Caucus
Foster
Ways and Means Committee
House
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Ways and Means
Champ Clark
Clark Speech Sparks Strong Democratic Cheers Nomination
Mr. Clark's address drew vociferous applause as Mr. Ansberry of Ohio seconded Champ Clark's nomination for president. He spoke for 16 Ohio Democrats in the 62nd Congress and noted Harmon would name the Ohio delegation at the next national Democratic convention.
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Clark
Ansberry
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Champ Clark
Missouri
Luncheon with Paul Morton Ends With Sudden Collapse
The narrator recalls meeting Paul Morton at the Equitable building from Chicago and attending a board meeting he presided over. After a noon lunch they parted with plans to meet at 6. Mrs. Morton later reports Paul Morton fainted on the fifth floor of the Hotel Seymour.
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Chicago
Paul
Equitable
Board of Directors
Lost Ipswich girl Florence Whittier vanishes without trace
Florence E. Whittier, 19, disappeared last Friday and remains missing with no clues. She is related to poet Whittier and the daughter of Maynard Whittier, Ipswich health board member and retired merchant.
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Florence E. Whittier
Whittier
Maynard Whittier
Ipswich Board of Health
Disappearance of Florence Whittier Stuns Boston Students
Florence Whittier, a Bryant & Stratton School attendee on Boylston street, vanished after leaving the school shortly after 2 pm on a rainy Friday. Neighbors Fred Brown and Harry Brown reported possible sightings in Boston and Ipswich, while her family doubts those accounts. Florence, described as homebound and shy, had few outside friends and was troubled by studies in shorthand.
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Bryant & Stratton
Boylston Street
Florence Whittier
Brookline
Fred Brown
Ipswich
Whittiers
Boston
North Station
Miss Whittier
Florence
Legislature condemns Lodge re election as corrupt bargain
Helena Mont January 19 The Montana Legislature in joint session condemned the action of certain so called Democrats in Massachusetts voting for the re election of United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and demanded a rigid investigation of the methods by which Lodge was elected.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Massachusetts
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
United States Senate
Legislative Assembly
Congress of the United States
Resolution condemns cross party vote for Lodge in Massachusetts Senate
A joint ballot outcome prompts a resolution denouncing Democratic lawmakers who backed Republican Henry Cabot Lodge. It accuses the voting Democrats of a corrupt bargain and calls for a real investigation, labeling cross party support as treacherous and unfit conduct for legislators.
Judge Bond Nearing End of Life at Home
Judge Daniel Bond of the Superior Court is rapidly weakening and not expected to live more than 24 hours. A report from his home in Waltham says he was much weaker than on Wednesday night.
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Daniel Bond
Superior Court
Waltham
Ties Up Husband's Money in Many Banks
A woman tied up her husband’s funds across multiple banks, causing concern over financial control and suspected misallocation. authorities investigate the pattern of transfers and hidden accounts to determine the extent of the financial dispute and possible remedies.
Plant Faces $400000 Suit in Boston Shoe Case
Thomas G Plant a leading shoe maker and his wife Mrs Caroline Griggs Plant filed for divorce in Boston attaching 1500000 of his property. Plant left for New York as reporters pressed for comment while his lawyers offered no new statements.
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Thomas G. Plant
Caroline Griggs Plant
Boston
New York
Tyler & Young
P. S. Henson
Tremont Temple
Plant
Caroline Griggs
Chicago
Henson
Post
Lexington Hotel
Griggs
Divorce and Million-Dollar Attachments Roil Suffolk County
In Suffolk County a record 1.5 million attachment tied to a divorce and a separate 400 000 real estate attachment filed by Harry W. Smith of Worcester claims unpaid services fueled a 7 million dollar deal between Mr. Plant and United Shoe Machinery. Judge Hitchcock ordered the precept as Mrs Plant’s divorce libel shocks peers amid scandalous claims and a high-stakes financial tangle.
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Suffolk County
Plant
Harry W. Smith
Worcester
United Shoe Machinery Company
Hitchcock
Smith
International Trust Company
American Trust Company
Lynn Safe Deposit Company
National Bank of Commerce
National Shawmut Bank
First National Bank of Boston
Lynn National Bank
Forecast for Boston and New England Weather
Fair today with southwest winds in Boston area. Unsettled tomorrow with likely fair conditions overall. In Washington on January 19 the forecast calls for fair weather in New England Friday with cooler conditions in the north, and Saturday probably fair except for possible rain or snow in the northwest, with moderate west winds.
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Boston
Washington
New England
North
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Jeane
Juimee Lairbreadth
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