Daughters of Mining Man in New York Larceny Case
Miss Agnes Pearl Weiler and Mrs. Cath erine Smith, daughters of the late E. M. Weiler, pleaded guilty to shop lifting in New York today. Mrs. Smith is wife of Elias A. Smith, former probate judge and Desert Savings Bank cashier. Judge Smith is away in the southern part of the state. brother George Weiler notes possible error. The pair were on a pleasure trip to New York.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Agnes Pearl Weiler
Catherine Smith
New York
E. M. Weiler
Uses of TIZ for foot comfort across generations
An advertisement extols TIZ foot remedy praised by grandparents and parents. It claims relief from fatigue aches corns bunions and tenderness for aging feet and promises lasting vigor. The pitch targets Harold and families with a Chicago based Walter Luther Dodge & Co. price 25 cents per box.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
Harvard Graduates Earn Higher Averages Than Other Colleges
Harvard graduates entering business life command about 15 dollars a week, higher than peers from other colleges. President John G Hibben of Princeton, speaking at Auburn Seminary, claimed Princeton men earn about 6 dollars weekly after graduation.
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Harvard
John G. Hibben
Princeton
Auburn
N. Y
Harvard Graduates Earn Varying Wages After College
Harvard appointment office at 50 State Street reports wide ranges for new graduates. Professional tracks start around $20 weekly, while brokerage pays $3 to $6, manufacturing $7 to $12, and engineering $10 to $15. Overall first-year pay trails the average high school graduate, with growth favoring the college man later.
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Princeton
Harvard
Hibben
Cambridge University
State Street
Harvard Alumni Association
Bankruptcy Petition Named Harry A Walker Auctioneer
Harry A Walker of 1 State Street was petitioned into bankruptcy by creditors on November 6. The list filed in US District Court yesterday shows debts of 39,593 with assets of 350.
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Harry A. Walker
State Street
United States District Court
Prospect Hill Church in Somerville Builds Strong Christian Work
The Prospect Hill Congregational Church of Somerville founded 1875. Pastors include Rev. A R Winship D D Rev Edward Tead D D and Rev Paul Gordon Favor now leader for two years. The church on Bow and Walnut Cts cost 55000 and expanded with a Summer street parsonage. Membership about 359 serving Hindus with Rev John X Miller of Madna India.
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Prospect Hill
Bow and
Walnut Streets
Summer Street
John X. Miller
Madna
South India
Favor
Names yeggs in roundup near Lake Sebago Me
Three of five yeggs captured near Lake Sebago Maine last Wednesday have been identified by Postoffice Inspector Harry Robinson. He named George Sullivan of New York as Mart Warren and John T. Ryan of Berlin New Hampshire as Frank Stearns. The third man, who claimed to be John Connor of Portland, was identified as Thomas Smith known as Big Tom. Frederick R. Dixon has been surrendered on murder suspicions and Harry Morgan remains unidentified.
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Postoffice
Spofford
Lake Sebago
Harry Robinson
Portland
Robinson
George Sullivan
New York
Marttie Warren
Boston
Jennings
Ponkapoag
John T. Ryan
Berlin
N. H
Frank Stearns
Springfield
John Connor
Thomas Smith
Big Tom
North Billerica
Frederick R. Dixon
Maine
Alexander Roseborough
Harry Morgan
Walpole
Rehoboth
Eastondale
Scholarships for Hindus in America
The University of California receives the first Hindu scholarships from Sirdar Jawala Dingh of Moreland California. Har Dayal proposes a plan to bring students from India who must return home after graduation. No religious or racial limits apply and the scholarships are competitive.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Sirdar Jawala Dingh
Moreland
Har Dayal
Oxford
San Francisco
India
Relatives Sought for Deceased George Vining of Old Town Me
Old Town Maine January 26 The Boston Post seeks help locating relatives of George Vining who died in a local hospital January 21 He was about 58 and came from Massachusetts He has two sisters still in Massachusetts and they are asked to contact Martin Needham Great Works Maine or William B Craig Old Town Maine.
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Old Town
Boston Post
George Vining
Vining
Massachusetts
Martin Needham
Great Works
William BE
Craig
O'Neil Held In Bail For Hearing On Desertion Charge
John Marvin O'Neil arrested in Brockton and brought here faces a police court hearing on February 2 after being charged as a fugitive from justice. He is accused by Union New Jersey Chief Henry Spitz of deserting his wife and children and also faces a navy desertion charge.
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John Marvin O'Neil
Brockton
O'Neil
Henry Spitz
Union
N. J
Navy
Taxi man charged with embezzling from Rocky Ford bank
Sidney E Balcom a 23 year old student at the New England Conservatory of Music was arrested at his dormitory room at 20 Batavia street on counts of embezzling 1250 dollars from the First National Bank of Rocky Ford Col He stated willingness to return to Colorado
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First National Bank
Rocky Ford
Col
Sidney E. Balcom
New England Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Batavia Street
Balcom Confesses City Taxi Cash Change Disappearance
Balcom told police he gave $800 to a taxi driver to start a business after a night out with students. He claimed he displayed $1000 at home and the driver urged him to help, then Balcom shared the money and has not seen the driver since. He faced possible arrest in Rocky Ford while sheriff H W Potter prepared papers. The probe found $1000 in silver dollars and $250 in gold missing.
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Balcom
Rocky Ford
H. W. Potter
la Junta
Col
Police Promotion At Roll Call Elevates Officer Delaney
Patrolman Joseph A. Delaney of Jamaica Plain was promoted to sergeant at roll call and assigned to Roxbury Crossing. He succeeds Sergeant Charles Braizer, who retired last Tuesday night.
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Joseph A. Delaney
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury Crossing
Delaney
Charles Braizer
Brockton Officer Dismissed Over Alleged Untruthful Story
Brockton January 26 Police Officer Chester W. Osborne was dismissed by Mayor Howard for alleged untruthfulness after circulating a claim he saw W. H. Powers and Edward Gilmore leaving the mayor's house during the last campaign. Two hearings were held and the officer plans to appeal to police court where the mayor is the respondent.
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Chester W. Osborne
Howard
W. H. Powers
Edward Gilmore
Arm Amputation After Roller Crush At Haverhill Plant
At the Haverhill Boxboard Company a papermaker named John Quoit had his right arm caught in a roller while operating a machine. His arm was drawn in to the elbow before coworkers stopped the machine and pryed the rollers apart with crowbars. He was rushed to Hale Hospital where the arm was amputated.
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Haverhill
John Quoit
Haverhill Boxboard Company
Hale Hospital
Quoit
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