Harding Hosts Diplomatic Corps Dinner at White House
President Harding and Mrs. Harding hosted the diplomatic corps at the first diplomatic dinner of the new administration in Washington. About 80 guests attended including ambassadors ministers and charges d affaires, with Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes and Prince and Princess Cantacuzene among them.
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Heart failure may be communicable says St. Lawrence
Dr. W. P. St. Lawrence of St. Luke's Hospital told the Boston Association of Cardiac Clinics that heart failure may be a communicable condition. After years of study he notes many cases where a child's family members are similarly affected, challenging the belief that heart failure simply happens. He cites links to early acute rheumatic fever and suggests these findings impact prognosis.
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General Edwards Installs Newton Post Officers
Major Clarence R. Edwards served as installing officer for Newton Post 48 A L at Players hall in West Newton. Mayor Edwin O Childs welcomed him. New officers include Commander Henry D Comerais vice president Levi Libby financial officer C Sinclair Weeks adjutant E T Dugan chaplain Rev G F Farrell historian Leo Taffe sergeant at arms Julius Ramm.
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Julius Ramm
Yellow fever toll at Vera Cruz rises with Alfonso XII report
The bill of health aboard the Spanish steamer Alfonso XII, arriving at Vera Cruz, reports 116 deaths from yellow fever since the current epidemic began, according to Tavana dispatches.
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Cabinet at Odds as to Genoa Conference
Washington reports the United States likely to attend the Genoa economic conference with the President pursuing the matter cautiously. Conditions attached to participation are anticipated.
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Robert L. Norton
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Cabinet Split Over Genoa Conference In Latin
The cabinet debates U S participation in Genoa as financial pressure mounts from influential interests urging the United States to take a leading role in restoring world financial stability. President Harding faces a high stakes choice with party rifts and Senate constraints adding to the potential fallout.
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Far rar Wins Point in Suit
Geraldine Farrar today won a point in her divorce suit against Lou Tellegen. Attorney Samuel Untermyer sought a commission to take testimony in California about Tellegen’s alleged infidelity. Justice Guy granted the motion. Steinfeld did not oppose. Evidence will be sought in Los Angeles area film colonies and Hollywood clubs.
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New Queen of Opera Is Jeritza Throne at Met
Marie Jeritza rises to the Met throne after Geraldine Farrar abdicates the title. The soprano, born in Brunn and nicknamed Jeritza, is praised for fire and passion on stage and her disciplined approach to roles. Her husband, Baron Popper, supports her radiant career.
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Woman candidate files papers for Mattapoisett constable
New Bedford Jan 19 For the first time in its history Mattapoisett will have a woman candidate for town constable. Mrs Elista Abbie Barlow has filed her nomination papers with signatures mostly from men.
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Forced into bad company forced into bad company
Hazel M. Fox of Brooklyn filed for a separation from Aaron Fox in Brooklyn Supreme Court claiming cruelty. She seeks 60 dollars weekly alimony and 1000 dollars in counsel fees, alleging he forced her to associate with immoral people and exposed her to unrespectable places. Aaron Fox is brother of film producer William Fox. Mme. Bres, France’s first woman doctor, dies in a workhouse at age 60 after a half century of practice.
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Clarendon Road
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Supreme Court
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France
Outdated Merchandise Clears Stock at Bargain Prices
A cluttered sale lists Sundour Rugs cretonne and satin fabrics along with dresses, hats, slippers and bags offered at reduced prices. Numerous items including robes wool caps and kid gloves are marked down from 1.95 to under a dollar, with quantities shown for yardage and stock on hand.
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