Army Sergeant Given Year and a Half Jail Term
Robert P. Taylor, a colored Army Sergeant at Camp Devens, was sentenced to a year and a half in Charles Street jail by Superior Court on forgery larceny and carrying a loaded revolver. He appealed and was held in 2500. Jewelry and diamonds found on arrest were identified by Belmont residents. Police say Taylor is wanted in Cambridge and other towns for breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Taylor
Camp Devens
Charles Street
Welch
Manning
Court Square
Belmont
Taylor
Cambridge
Flute Sufferers Mulcted by Untrained Nurses
Miss Mary Beard of the Instructive District Nurses' Association told the Twentieth Century Club that untrained nurses charged up to 100 dollars weekly for influenza care. She urged that an attendant nurse have at least six months of training and earn 15 to 18 dollars weekly plus board and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beard
344 NAMES ON TODAY S ARMY LIST
Casualties from two lists total 344 men for the entire country a slight decrease from yesterday s totals. All of the men on the lists are reported as dead from disease or severely wounded. On the corrected list there are several who were previously reported missing who are now killed in action. There are 41 local men on the lists and appendix decrease of but one name from yesterday s honor roll. Ten of today s total are fatalities six of them having died of disease. The list of dead and wounded is divided as follows.
New England Boys on Casualty List
A list of service members from New England and nearby states reported as casualties. Names include Sgt George W. Root of Middletown Connecticut and Corp William W. Taylor of Hamilton, with many others from Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont and Connecticut towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England Boys
Casualty
George W. Root
High St
Middletown
Conn
William W. Taylor
Railroad Ave
Hamilton
Michael F. Moore
Marion Ave
Worcester
Joseph Riding
Granite St
Manchester
N. H
William Henry Pitts
Tremont St
Campello
Casper L. Smith
Waitsfield
Mrs Bean Wins Divorce After Violent Marriage
Lucy A. Bean, married to Guy C. Bean in 1894 at Presque Isle, was granted a divorce by Judge Fox. She described repeated physical abuse and threats, including a plan to kill her, culminating in her escape via a window from their North Beacon Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy A. Bean
Presque Isle
Guy C. Bean
North Beacon Street
Bean
Husband's Third Divorce Attempt Heard in Suffolk Court
Joseph Boyd testified in Suffolk county divorce court on his third effort to divorce Florence M. Boyd. He admitted employing four detective agencies since 1912 to shadow his wife, though none testified. Previous attempts to divorce were dismissed, and the trial resumes this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Boyd
Suffolk County
Florence M. Boyd
Daniels Considers Shipping Problems On Atlantic Coast
Secretary Daniels met with shipbuilding representatives to discuss labor problems in Atlantic coast yards. He said no specific demands were under consideration and the talks focused on best methods to handle the evolving labor situation.
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Washington
Jan
Atlantic Coast
Daniels
Boston University Law School Association to Hold Luncheon
The Boston University Law School Association will meet at the Boston City Club tomorrow at 1 pm for a victory and get-together luncheon. Guest speakers include Rear Admiral Wood and Major John Perrins, both recently mustered out, plus Major Carroll J. Swan. Members who served in the war are invited to share human interest stories. Committee: W. T. A. Fitzgerald, Bert B. Holland, Jay R. Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University Law School Association
Boston City Club
Admiral Wood
John Perrins
Carroll J. Swan
United States Engineers
France
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Bert B. Holland
Jay R. Benton
Reception to Rabaud Honors Boston Symphony Conductor
A large gathering welcomed M. Henri Rabaud, conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Wednesday afternoon in Recital Hall at the New England Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Henri. Rabaud
Boston Symphony Orchestra
New England Conservatory’ of Music
Nedlin Soles Endure Ten Months With Demand for Repairs
Omaha lumber salesman W H Kelley reports Nedlin Soles on a pair of shoes lasting ten months of hard walking with the uppers worn out. He claims the same soles would endure another ten months, urging buyers to demand Nedlin soles for new shoes and repairs. The soles are made by The Goodyear Tire Rubber Company of Akron Ohio, which also makes Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kelley
Omaha
Goodyear Tire Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Neslin
Army Officer Wins Divorce in Uncontested Case
Lieutenant Philip Goodnow of the United States Army obtained a divorce from Natalia Goodnow after alleging infidelity with a man named Howard Potter or Howard Blume. He testified to overhearing threats of his death and found a revolver and cartridges after suspicions rose. Mrs. Goodnow now resides in Providence.
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Philip Goodnow
United States Army
Natalia
Queensberry Street
Howard Potter
Howard Blume
Potter
Cambridge
Sterling Inn
Goodnow
New York
D. M. Kelleher Nominated to Succeed Ballantine
Washington January 23 D M Kelleher of Fort Dodge Iowa was nominated by President Wilson to be solicitor of the internal revenue bureau succeeding A A Ballantine of Boston who resigned
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Washington
D. M Kelleher
Fort Dodge
Wilson
Internal Revenue Bureau
A. A. Ballantine
Boston
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