Lebaudy Refuses Carnegie Trust Award in French Estates Fight
Jacques Lebaudy won a judgment of 156 156 in a suit against the defunct Carnegie Trust Company but refused to accept the money. The funds were ordered turned over to the New York chamberlain as custodian while he pursues claims in France. Lebaudy previously alleged fraud in the sale of his French estates and sought priority over other creditors.
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Albany
N. Y
Jacques Lebaudy
Carnegie Trust Company
Lebaudy
Justice Finch
New York Supreme Court
State Superintendent of Banks
Chamberlain
New York City
France
The
Trust Company
Max Lebaudy
Paris
New York
New York State Banking Department
Supreme Court
Shearn
Justice Shearn
Boston debated as home for success and graft warned by expert
Louise Cutts Powell, lecturer on the science of names and numbers, warned at the Brunswick that Boston is money mad and graft prone. She predicted a future rise to creative thought and better days, and urged reform of the social scale focusing less on speech and more on deeds.
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Boston
Louise Cutts Powell
Brunswick
Miss Powell
Best Fellows Are Not Home Grown in New England
Boston and suburbs women say New England young men lack proper courtship and manners. They prefer Southerners and Westerners for politeness and independence, with critiques of Boston influences and 50 50 dating norms.
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New England
Boston
New
Harvard Square
Naval Radio School
Army
Navy
Wellesley
Jail in payroll padding case hits Boston elevated line
Charlie D Wright a starter and conductor for the Boston Elevated Railway is jailed after a police raid at 4 45 pm Saturday. A second employee is being sought as indictments point to broader payroll padding. About 1500 in funds are involved. Wright awaits arraignment after bail set at 2000.
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Charlies D. Wright
Boston H Elevated Railway Company
Wright
Timothy J. Donovan
Oliver Wise
Pittsburg
Suffolk Grand Jury
Division 3
Eagle Street
Chelsea
Scollay Square
A. C. Webber
Fidelia to Honor Returning Soldiers in West Roxbury
The Fidelia Musical and Educational Society will host a musical entertainment and dance at its Rockland Street clubhouse Friday evening to honor 21 members who served in the military and naval services during the war. Proceeds support returning veterans with notable features promised by the club.
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Fidelia Musical and Educational Society of
West Roxbury
Rockland Street
Fidelia
Boston Doctor Dies in France After Arrival
Mrs. Paul C Dennett of 425 Marlboro Street is notified of her husband Lieutenant Paul Carroll Dennett Medical Corps death in France. Colonel Orddy 75th C A C confirms Dennett arrived October 15 aboard the Sivoney and died the next day from influenza contracted during the voyage.
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Boston
France
Paul C. Dennett
Marlboro Street
Paul Carroll Dennett
Medical Corps
Orddy
75Th C. A. C
Dennett
Sivoney
Uhe
Jobless Men to Parade Through Boston to State House
More than 300 discharged chauffeurs and striking helpers from the depot quartermaster's department will march through Boston this afternoon to City Hall and then to the State House to press their case before Governor Coolidge and the State Legislature.
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Boston
City Hall
Dover Chauffeurs Strike Over Discharge Leads Parade Plan
In Fay Hall Dover street meeting, 250 helpers voted to strike in sympathy with discharged chauffeurs. Congressmen Gallivan and Tinkham will present the issue to the quartermaster general and War Baker, while many state lawmakers pledge action. Some replacement drivers arrive in Boston and sign petitions against taking displaced chauffeurs jobs.
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Fay Hall
Dover Street
Thomas Donovan
State House
Depot Quartermaster’s Department
Gallivan
Tinkham
Baker
Pillsbury
Boston
Noted Boston Doctor Dead at 9:45 A.M.
Dr. Thomas Harrington deputy commissioner of the State Board of Labor and Industries died at his home 310 Commonwealth avenue after a five weeks illness from ptomaine poisoning. He was born in Lowell in 1866 and Harvard Medical School graduate. Funeral at St Cecilia's Church Back Bay Wednesday at 10. Burial private. He served in Boston schools and represented the U.S. at a Paris hygiene conference in 1910. He promoted outdoor air for adenoids treatment. He is survived by his widow and three sons.
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Thomas ¥. Harrington
State Board of Labor and Industries
Commonwealth Avenue
Dr. Harrington
Lowell
Harvard Medical School
Europe
Harrington
Lowell Board of Health
Boston
United States
Paris
Thomas D
Costa Rica
William E
Francis D
St. Cecilia’s Church
Back Bay
United Poland Emerges as Nation Faces Bright Future
Warsaw reports United Poland appears as a new country after the nightmare of the past, with citizens hopeful and business leaders planning for a forthcoming boom as the future takes shape.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Poland
American Prisoners of War Freed by War Department List
Captain James Norman Hall of Colfax Iowa, Lafayette squadron veteran later with the American air forces in France, freed after being wounded last May. The War Department released a list naming 136 Americans plus two civilians and others including Axel Sanderson of Sweden and Howard Warren of Myersville Maryland. New England prisoners listed include Joseph Wojec ky New Bedford Angus Burgess Waltham Alexander Zaboly Dedham Howard Viering West Haven Connecticut John Mishwits New Haven Joseph Schiss ler Bristol Joseph Stonina Webster Tony Bichum New Britain Percival Barnes West Haven James L. Ryan Warren Thomas Killian Pittsfield Charles Cornell Shannock Rhode Island John D Laflesh Willimansett Arthur McKenny Brigh ton.
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Washington
James Norman Hall
Colfax
Iowa
Lafayette Escadrille
France
Germany
War Department
Axel Sanderson
Sweden
Winslow
Wolf
Christie Keppler
Howard Warren
Myersville
New England
Joseph Wojecky
New Bedford
Angus Burgess
Waltham
Alexander Zaboly
Dedham
Howard C. Viering
West Haven
Conn
John Mish
New Haven
Joseph J. Schissler
Bristol
Reconstructed Cabinet for Italy Announced
Rome reports the cabinet reshuffle as King Victor Emmanuel accepts resignations from Signor Sacchi Signor Nitti Signor Miliani and Signor Villa. Signor Facta becomes justice minister Signor Stringher treasury General Caviglia war General Girardini pension Signor Riccio agriculture and Stener De Nava transport. A vice post is created.
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Italy
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Signor Sacchi
Justice
Signor Nitti
Treasury
Signor Miliani
Agriculture
Signor Villa
Signor Facta
Finance
Signor Stringher
Caviglia
General Girardini
Pension
Signor Riccio
Posts and Telegraphs
Stener de Nava
Boselli
Italian Cabinet Names Rebuilds After Premier’s Absence
In the absence of Premier Orlando, Signor Villa is designated for the post. A ministry of reconstruction for invaded territory is formed with Signor Fradeletto, ex minister of public instruction, to serve as chief.
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Orlando
Signor Villa
Signor Fradeletto
Darken Gray Hair Naturally Says Buchanan Woman
Mrs E H Boots of Buchanan County Iowa claims a home made remedy can darken gray hair and leave it soft and glossy. The formula mixes water Bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine and is applied every other day. It is advertised as not a dye and not greasy or rub off and may make a wearer appear 10 to 20 years younger.
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E. H. Boots
Buchanan County
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