Murderer Tennis to Fight Wife's Divorce Suit Today
Murderer Tennis, serving a 20 year term for a murderous assault that killed an infant, fights his wife’s libel for divorce. He will contest the filing in Boston as the case follows his prior actions leading to his imprisonment. The plea was reduced to manslaughter with a recommended sentence between 11 and 20 years.
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Tennis
New York
Boston
Auburn Street
West End
Minnie Franklin
Sadie Askenritz
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Street
Moran
Barbers Union Plans Weekly Dues for Strike Fund
The International Barbers Union local in South Norwalk Conn votes to send to the national body a plan requiring each union barber to contribute 10 cents weekly for the strike fund. There are 38,090 union barbers in the United States, and the plan would raise about $3800 weekly.
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South Norwalk
Conn
International Barbers’ Union
United States
Harvard Law student secretly marries Dorchester woman
The Chicago Board of Education head Otto C. Schneider learns his son George August Schneider has wed Belle Kohler of Dorchester. The couple kept the ceremony quiet until the Harvard Law student son received word and telegrammed congratulations. George plans to practice in Chicago after graduation.
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Otto C. Schneider
Chicago Board of Education
Harvard Law School
Belle Kohler
Park Street
Dorchester
Schneider
Young Schneider
Harvard
George August Schneider
New Hampshire Woods
Kohler
Post
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Chicago
Ivy
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Deutschen Verein
Cercle Francais
Belle S<ohler
A. J. Kohler
Armstrong Leather Company
South Street
Carmack Jury Not Complete In Tennessee Trial
Ashville Tenn Jan 27 Today's session in the trial of Colonel Duncan B Cooper Robin Cooper and John D Sharpe for the slaying of former Senator EB W Carmack closed with no progress in jury selection. Deputy sheriffs plan to summon a third group of 500 talesmen to report Friday. Judge Hart heard testimony on juror Leigh competency and defined drunkenness. About 60 witnesses were examined. Leigh was kept in the jury room pending a ruling.
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Ashville
Tenn
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin Cooper
John D. Sharpe
EB. W. Carmack
Hart
Eliot says college women marry less often
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, retiring Harvard president, told the Brearley League luncheon in New York that too few college women marry. He noted higher education benefits health and capability, yet acknowledged a smaller marriage rate among college graduates despite broader diversity and ongoing Harvard Club dinner farewells.
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Charles W. Eliot
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Eliot
Harvard Club
Austen G. Fox
Harvard
Cambridge man found guilty in illegal transfer scheme
James Donohue of Cambridge was tried in the Cambridge district court yesterday charged with soliciting and fraudulently using transfer checks of the Boston Elevated. He was found guilty and fined $5 on each of two counts by Judge Almy.
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James Donohue
Cambridge
Cambridge District Court
Boston
Almy
Tunnel Work Record Broken in Hudson Tunnel Construction
New York Jan 27 The simultaneous explosion at 3 27 pm after a lever press by Chief Engineer Charles M Jacobs collapsed four feet of natural barrier under the North River between Cortlandt Street Manhattan and Jersey City. Jacobs hailed two world records for the project including 72 feet of tunnel lining erected in 24 hours and 90 feet blasted in 30 working days with no fatalities. The tunnel halves met within inches about 4500 feet from the Jersey shore and 1500 feet from the Manhattan terminal.
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New York
Charles M. Jacobs
North River
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Cortlandt Street
Manhattan
Jersey City
Jersey Shore
Union endorses changes to injunction procedures at convention
The United Mine Workers of America, in Indianapolis, approved resolutions seeking court reform of injunctions. A key point urged that employers must notify workers before restraining orders and that contempt hearings occur before a different judge with jury Trial. The convention defeated a proposal to form an independent labor party but adopted a resolution backing public ownership of production means.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Children’s Accessories and Outerwear Pages Show Storewide Prices
Readable fragments list infant shirts, gloves, mittens, coats and fur back kid gloves. Prices range from 9 to 5 cents for some items, with white corduroy and color selections noted. The jumble suggests a department store layout with markdowns and assorted small goods.
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Children's Coats
Children’s Coats
Defendants Win N Y Railway Suits
New York January 27 Justice Young of the Municipal Court ruled in favor of defendants in long pending suits brought by Emmanuel Weil Edward J Berwind Minnie Welller and other Metropolitan Street Railway stockholders. Plaintiffs claimed damages from failure to dispose of stock due to allegedly false favorable reports by the New York City Railway Company.
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New York
Emmanuel Weil
Edward J. Berwind
Minnie Welller
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Thomas F. Ryan
H. H. Vreeland
Justice Young
Municipal Court
Metropolitan
New York City Railway Company
Creditors Move to Bankruptcy of Draper Hall Stable Company
Creditors of the Draper Hall Stable Company at 1 West Dedham street filed bankruptcy in the United States District Court yesterday. A general assignment to Richard S. Teeling of Boston on January 15 is alleged as an act of bankruptcy by J. J. Connolly F. W. Boyd and G. A. Carpenter of Boston who instituted the proceedings. Their claims amount to 43.
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Draper-Hall Stable Company
West Dedham Street
United States District Court
Richard 8. Teeling
Boston
J. J. Connolly
F. W. Boyd
G. A. Carpenter
Completion of Copper River R R Announced
NEW YORK January announcement reports the completion of the Copper River railroad in southwestern Alaska. The tide water terminus at Three Tree Point near Cordova includes wharves for handling heavy materials and ores.
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New York
Alaska
Three Tree Point
Cordova
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