Colford and Vanderbilt Tie in Private Park Avenue Wedding
Society columns reveal the private ceremony at 405 Park Avenue New York as Mrs. Cathleen Neilson Vanderbilt weds Sidney J. Colford Jr. The couple kept the engagement secret with only close relatives and intimate friends present. Continued on Page with more details.
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New York
Cathleen Neilson Vanderbilt
Sidney J. Colford, Jr
Park Avenue
Smart Set
Reginald Vanderbilt
Mob burns man at stake in Nodena area
Osceola Arkansas rumor reports Henry Lowery charged with the murder of C. T. Craig and his daughter at the Craig plantation Christmas Day. A mob drove him across the Mississippi River into Arkansas, bound him to a stake on the Nodena levee and burned him to death before dispersing.
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Osceola
Ark
Henry Lowery
C. T. Craig
Nodena
Mississippi River
Craig Planta
Lowery
Arkansas
Sardis
Miss
Craig Plantations
Nuptials Called Off As Warrant Is Served At Rector Home
Sidney Towne of Newburyport is arrested by local police for breach of promise as he arrives at the door of Rev. Arthur H. Wright’s home where he was to wed Miss Ethel Kendall of Everett. Preparations for the ceremony at St. Paul’s Church were halted as authorities act. The report notes a society claim involving a former beauty who won Miss Newburyport. Continued on Page 0-3d Column.
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Sidney Towne
Ethel Kendall
Newburyport
Arthur H. Wright
Everett
Wright
St. Paul’s Church
Crowds greet the Coolidges in Atlanta
Vice-President elect and Mrs. Coolidge were greeted by several thousand in Atlanta despite snow and rain. He came to address the Southern tariff Congress which opens tomorrow. After a reception by local businessmen including Clark Howell, he and Mrs. Coolidge plan a trip to Asheville for a weeks long vacation.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. H. Kirby
Tariff Congress
Frederick T. Rueter of Famous Brewer Family Dies or Active in Charity
Frederick T. Rueter, member of a renowned brewing family, engaged in Sea Invalid and Blind charities and business interests. His prominence in the family and civic work is noted.
Prominent Brewer Frederick Rueter Dies at 53
Frederick Theodore Rueter prominent citizen and philanthropist, longtime vice-president and treasurer of Rueter & Co., brewers, died yesterday at his home 56 Chiswick Road Aberdeen section of Brighton aged 53 after years of confined illness.
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Frederick Theodore Rueter
Rueter & Co
Chiswick Road
Aberdeen
Brighton
Remarkable life of bedridden man reveals enduring spirit
With his death the story of this man's pictorial life and unbelievable spirit over the past decade is told. Confined to bed for 10 years and often blind he entertained friends and carried on despite his helpless invalid condition.
Doctor Manning Bishop Bishop Manning New York Election
The Rev. Dr. William Thomas Manning rector of Trinity Church was chosen bishop of the Episcopal diocese of New York on the third ballot after an all day Diocesan Convention session at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
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New York
United News
William Thomas Manning
Trinity Church
Episcopal Diocese of
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Manning Named Head of Nation's Largest Episcopal Diocese
Dr. Manning's selection to lead the country's largest Episcopal diocese marks a clear victory for the Ritualists, announced by Trinity rector's friends and signaling a pivotal change in church leadership.
Manning Elected on Third Ballot in Conclave
Dr. Manning secured 126 clergy and 75 lay votes on the third ballot amid a total of 244 clergy and 1421-2 lay votes. 128 clergy and 71 laymen were needed for election. Dr. Stires moved for a unanimous result, which was enthusiastically adopted as the final ballot concluded with congratulatory ceremonies.
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Manning
Ernest M. Stires
Charles M. Slattery
Nathaniel S. Thomas
Missionary District of
Wyoming
Percy Stickney Grant
Stires
Judge Fessenden retires during acquittal motion hearing
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Franklin G. Fessenden retires mid session as counsel for Cabot Weston and Holmes argue for acquittal and Special Assistant District Attorney Feeney opposes. The courtroom paused while the judge withdrew to consider the motion.
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Edward IF. McClennen
Godfrey JL. Cabot
Robert D. Weston
Hector M. Holmes
John P. Feeney
Franklin G. Fessenden
Superior Criminal Court
Dutch Rumpus Over Expose of Kaiser
Lady Nora Bentinck, niece of Count Bentinck, published Kaiser conduct and talks from Amerongen Castle where he stayed after fleeing Germany. The Kaiser protested the breach of etiquette, while Count Bentinck's household had been ordered not to discuss him. The expose, circulating in London, created a major uproar.
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the Hague
Nora Bentinck
England
Count Bentinck
Amerongen
Holland
Kaiser
Germany
Nora
Northcliffe
London
Earl of Gainsborough
Tendler Beats Jackson In City Boxing Showdown
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia defeated Willie Jackson of New York in a ten round newspaper decision in Milwaukee, the bout held tonight with Tendler earning the win.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Willie Jackson
New York
Hold Up Pair Loot Roxbury Tailor and South End Store
Two armed men robbed a Roxbury tailor at 1867 Columbus Avenue and a South End periodical store at 43 West Canton Street early last night, taking $15 from Maister and $25 from Panin at gunpoint. Police believe the same duo committed both robberies.
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Roxbury
South End
Harry Maister
Columbus Avenue
Maister
Stephen Panin
West Canton Street
Panin
Drowned on thawing ice near Auburn school
Worcester January 26 two Auburn children Helen Maurice six and Emma Turcotte seven were playing on a pond near North School when the ice collapsed. A witness said they had stepped onto the ice only moments before sinking.
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Worcester
Schoool
North School
Auburn
Helen Maurice
Emma Turcotte
Comrade's Jail Case After Winnetka Break-In
Millionaire Communist William Bross Lloyd and chauffeur trapped a burglar at the Winnetka home and handed him to police. The intruder Hans Christianson, a Chicago man, claimed IW W membership and protested arrest. Lloyd, under appeal bonds after a conspiracy conviction, defended his action.
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Chicago
Jah
William Bross Lloyd
Winnetka
Hans Christianson
Christianson
Mr. Lloyd
Lloyd
$25 Gift To West Warren Fest Members Marrying
West Warren Jan 26 A gift of 25 will be given to every member of West Warren Fest American Legion who marries under a vote at the annual meeting last night. The offer is retroactive to organization date and will benefit seven members.
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West Warren
Anniversaries and historical notes in brief
William I of Germany born 1859 and Samuel Gompers born 1850 are noted. In 1915 Egyptian forces meet the advance guard of invading Turkish forces. A year ago the Kansas coal strike ended and the disabled transport Powhatan reached Halifax. The Wyoming Legislature ratified the U S Suffrage Amendment.
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William I
Germany
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Kansas
Halifax
Wyoming
Weather Forecast for New England and Atlantic States
Forecast for southern New England calls for cloudy Thursday and fair Friday with slowly rising temperatures. Northern New England expected to be fair Thursday and Friday with rising temperatures. The Atlantic States north of Virginia to be generally fair with rising temperatures though unsettled Thursday in the Middle Atlantic and southern New England coasts. From Sandy Hook northward winds will be moderate to fresh and fair. From Sandy Hook to Hatteras expect strong northeast winds with unsettled weather Thursday and snow or rain south of Delaware Breakwater.
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Washington
New England
Atlantic States
Virginia
Middle Atlantic
New Ejngland
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Delaware
Weather Outlook: Bright, Mild Day Ahead
forecaster notes continued fair skies and warmer temperatures. Expect light winds and no precipitation as the region enjoys a pleasant, sunny day with higher than usual daytime highs.
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Colford
A Vanderbilt
Reginald C
Tion
Mrs. Cathleen Vanderbilt Colford
Cabot, Weston and
Holmes
F.a.g.ouseley
Saskatchewan
Anada Guest
Sboe Fessenden
Bourdons
McClennen
Cabor
Hayes
Atty Feeney
Fessenden
Coakley- Cabot
Mt Clemens Soothing Jones
Baron Munchausen
Pessenden
Daniel H Coakley
Godfrey Lcabot
Godfrey L Cabot
MR Coakley
Feeney
Gordon
Miss Ethel Kendall
the Coolidges
Metropolitan Trust
State St
Boston
Maverick Sq
E. Boston
Our Savings Dept
Foreign Department
Member
Federal Reserve System
Eel
Mass
West Point Tea & Coffee CO
FrIend
Dock
Court of
Frederick
T. Rueter
Bresantipo
Sir
Our Savings Department
United States Trust Co
Court Street
Boylston St
Manning Bishop
Trinity
Cambridge
Savings Bank
Dunster ST
Harvard Square
Buck Printing CO
Old South Bldg
William T. Manning
Episcopal
Brattle St
Brattle Sq
Tendler
Jackson
M. F. Foley Co
Real Fish House Cor
Friend and Union Sts
Halloran
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
Roth Tailor and Newsdealer
Healy
Finnan Haddie Ugar Cure
Jones
Faneuil Hall
West Warren Legion
A. M
Thompson
Spa
Micke
Maas
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