Wed in Open on Greylock Hill in Pittsfield
Miss Theresa Burnham Dodge, Mt Holyoke graduate, and Adelbert Phinney wed atop Berkshire’s Greylock 2670 feet above sea level at Edward M Whitings farm in Lanesboro at sunset. Rev Earl C Davis officiated. Mrs Phinney has taught at Freeville NY. Phinney is a GE mechanic and Socialist party leader in Pittsfield. He is 35 and she 24.
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Pittsfield
Theresa Burnham Dodge
Mt. Holyoke College
Adelbert Phinney
Berkshire
Greylock
Edward M. Whiting
Lanesboro
Earl C. Davis
Unity Church
Mt. Holyoke
Phinney
George Junior Republic
Freeville
N. Y
General Electric Company
Socialist Party
Demand Paper Be Produced at Sagamore Beach
At the Sagamore sociological conference a debate centered on restricting college men from associating with women of the underworld. Miss Adelene Moffat of Boston urged opening homes of the well to students to curb misbehavior by fostering family contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moffat
Sagamore Beach
Harvard
Sagamore
Adelene Moffat
Boston
Hearing in Rubber Company Fraud Case Delayed
The defense demanded a paper from Assistant U.S. Attorney J B Ferber, whose refusal stalled the fraud charges against Warren B Wheeler and Stillman Shaw tied to the North American Rubber Company flotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. B. Ferber
Warren B. Wheeler
Stillman Shaw
North American Rubber Company
Hearing adjourned as paper suppression dispute blocks case
United States Commissioner Hayes refused to continue until the assistant district attorney produced a key paper. Attorney Thompson accused the government of suppressing evidence and demanded the document or discharge for his clients. The court adjourned to 10 AM to allow production and testing of the witness Blois statement connected to North American Rubber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hayes
W. G. Thompson
Ferber
Post Office
Clarahan
Newell W. Blois
North American Rubber Company
Blois
Thompson
Ferrer
Crowns Self Before Crowd in Fatal River Swoon
An unidentified man, likely Desutter, walked into the Merrimac River at 11 a.m. before hundreds of onlookers and drowned. His body, recovered by police at 2 p.m., contained a lunch bread and butter and a child’s school book showing the name Alouise Desutter. Coroner Dow ruled death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Desutter
Merrimac River
Alouise Desutter
Conlin & Ryan
George W. Dow
Social isolation of students sparks call for home access reform
Miss Moffat and other speakers warned that private elite circles shut out students from respectable companionship, urging homes to invite working and middle class youths. They argued wider access would curb vice, encourage genuine relationships, and ease tensions in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moffat
Gene
Alfred S. Clark
Women's Trade Union League
Boston
Samuel Loomis West
Zueblin
Mothers’ Club
Gate of Heaven Parish Garden Party At Broadway Vield
The annual Gate of Heaven parish reunion garden party will be held this afternoon and evening at the Broadway Vield located at Broadway and K streets in South bbston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate of Heaven Parish
Broadway Vield
Broadway
K Streets
South Bbston
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Boston Post
Henry Siegel Co
New England
Orchestra
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Aihike Sonai
Vila Ak
Sporting Goods Dept
Anderson
Shetland
Byron
Lisle Union
Pt. de Paris
Platt Val
Lundberg
Woodbury's
Ocean
Lalate
Summer Street
China Hall
Ena
Linaire
Hose
White Mountain
Enchantress
Hutchinson
Roundhead
Henry Siegel
Boston, Mass
Soury Station
Torney
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