Disgusted Professor Abandons War Address
Professor F C de Sumichrast former Harvard faculty member and former head of the Victorian Club of Boston left a banquet in Sapington Inn St Louis County last night without delivering his war address after cabaret dancers sat in diners laps and kissed them provoking his exit.
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ST. Louis
F. C. de Sumichrast
Harvard
Victorian Club of
Boston
Sapington Inn
St. Louis County
Wary Professor Denounces Banquet At Rotarian Dinner
A 73 year old professor visiting St. Louis for war talks deserts a Rotarian dinner after witnessing a provocative military tableau and a group of scantily clad dancers. He condemns the spirit of America and says the conduct smirches the flag and Congress urged serious study of the war. Dr James W Lee of St Johns M I Church supports his action.
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America
St. Louis
de Sumichrast
James W. Lee
St. John’s
M. I. Church
Caliban Play Delights War Veterans at Harvard Stadium
More than 12 000 attended the outdoor production of Caliban at Harvard Stadium last evening though not all were present for the Canadian wounded veterans reception led by Lieutenant McKinney and the Harvard Regiment Band.
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Caliban
Harvard Stadium
Bowl
Harvard Regiment
Tipperary
McKinney
Yellow Sands
Irving Pichel
France
Lionel Braham
Garette Hughes
Ariel
Alexandra Carlisle
Miranda
Howard Kyle
Prospero
Vermont Guardsmen Training at Norwich
Officers of the First Regiment Vermont Volunteer Militia arrive at Norwich University for intensive training. They will be housed in Alumni Hall and lodge as a unit at the Alpha Sigma Pi Fraternity House, preparing for home guard duties they may be called to perform.
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Northfield
Vwirst Regiment
Vermont Volunteer Militia
Norwich University
Alpha Sigma Pi
Orleans Sunk Four Drowned In Submarine Attack
The American steamship Orleans of the Oriental Navigation Co was torpedoed and sunk by a submarine. Four crew members drowned while the armed guard survived. The State Department withheld attack details.
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Washington
Orleans
The
Oriental Navigation Company
Armed Naval Guard
State Department
Germany
Bordeaux
William B. Christ
Lynn
Mass
Ernest E. King
Rutland
David M. McClenaghan
Claremont
N. H
Edmond J. Norton
Boston
New York
Allen D. Tucker
France
Avellaneda
Menaptha
Navy Man Weds Arlington Girl
Mrs James A Byrne formerly Miss Helen F Tanck of Arlington married Thursday night to a yeoman aboard the U S S Virginia in St James Church Arlington Rev David R Heffernan officiating Miss Marion Tanck sister of the bride was maid of honor best man Edward J Toland a yeoman from the same ship as the groom bridesmaids were Mrs Clara Spillane another sister of the bride and Miss Bessie Wells of Medford
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Helen F. Tanck
Arlington
U. S. S. Virginia
Helen Frances Tanck
Sophus Tanck
James A. Byrne
St. Rita's College
Chicago
U. Virginia
St. James Church
David R. Heffernan
Marion Tanck
Edward J. Toland
Clara Spillane
Bessie Wells
Medford
Congresswoman Rankin to Speak at Braves Field Tomorrow
Miss Jeannette Rankin Montana the lone woman elected to Congress will speak at Braves Field tomorrow afternoon. She must leave Boston Sunday night to deliver an important speech in Washington on Monday about women and girls in government departments. Her first public appearance outside Washington since last November's election includes a post address reception for suffrage supporters.
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Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Congress
Braves Field
Miss Rankin
Washington
Boston
Federal Express
Bliss Seebermine Auusede A Diaves
CIA
Tivnan seeks injunction to bar daughter from Dorchester home
Patrick Tivnan seeks a temporary injunction to stop his 28 year old daughter Katherine from living at his Adams Street house in Dorchester. Judge Brown denied the injunction in equity court, with a hearing on the merits set for the fall term. The case questions Tivnan’s rights to remove his daughter as a trespasser and considers her self support and household labor while noted as a possible remedy at law.
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Patrick Tivnan
Dorchester
Katherine
Adams Street
Brown
Superior Court
Tivnan
Francis Murray
Tionan
Suffragists Face Jail After White House Demonstration
Eleven of thirteen suffragists arrested on July Fourth in front of the White House choose three days in jail over a $25 fine. The police judge offered bonds to stay away from the White House, which they declined. The list includes Gladys H. Griner, Margaret F. Whittemore, Vida Millholland, and others. Hazel Hawkins awaits separate trial. Kitty Marion and War Department clerk Charles E. Morgan were to be tried next day.
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Washington
White House
Gladys H. Griner
Margaret F. Whittemore
Vida Millholland
Helena
Broker Out for Governor
Papers were taken out yesterday for William F. Fitzgerald a Boston broker for the Democratic nomination for Governor. His firm and secretary deny knowledge of his candidacy while Fitzgerald travels in the West. Democratic leaders consider a candidate against Mansfield with Sherman L. Whipple and Andrew J. Peters named. Former Governor Walsh likely to seek the U.S. Senate nomination if he runs.
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William F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Fitzgerald
Frederick W. Mansfield
Sherman L. Whipple
Andrew J. Peters
Walsh
United States Senate
Beason Street Runaway Halt Earns Officer Leary Recognition
Patrolman William R. Leary of the Back Bay station will receive official recognition for skill and good judgment in stopping a pair of runaway horses on Beacon Street. While on crossing duty, he waited for the wagon to pass and then seized the reins from the wagon seat to halt the frightened animals, saving potential harm. Superintendent Crowley was informed by witnesses.
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Beacon Street
William R. Leary
Back Bay
Commonwealth Avenue
Crowley
Murder Charge In Child's Death In Vermont
Olive Bradshaw an eight year old crippled child who troubled the Hicks household was murdered. Miss Etta May Hicks and neighbor Mrs Alvin Kenniston of Lyndon admitted involvement. The child had been missing since yesterday and the two women were jailed with formal charges expected.
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ST. Johnsbury, Vt
Olive Bradshaw
Etta May Hicks
Caledonia County
Women Admit Involvement in Child's Disappearance Near St Johnsbury
State's Attorney John B Campbell and Sheriff Wilbert H Worthen report that Miss Hicks and Mrs Kenniston admit striking the girl and choking her with a club. They await body recovery before charges. if found, first degree murder would be charged. The missing child, a cripple, is believed hidden in woods near a lonely farm outside St Johnsbury.
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John B. Campbell
Wilbert H. Worthen
St. Johnsbury
Miss Hicks
John Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Kenniston
Conflicting Confessions Tie Women to Child Murder Case
Sheriff Worthen and State's Attorney Campbell join searchers as the Hicks woman confesses murder and accuses Mrs. Kenniston. The housekeeper and Kenniston are unnamed in detail as officers reveal no body location. The three women and Kenniston's husband are jailed without bail amid ongoing inquiries.
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W. H. Worthen
James B. Campbell
St. Johnsbury
Hicks
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Plaints for Girls
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for menstrual cramps headaches and backaches. It cites testimonials from Mrs Alma Mills of Eaton Illinois and Mrs Hazel Hamilton of Newcastle Indiana claiming restoration to health and relief from monthly pains.
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Iil
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alma Mills, Eaton, III
New Castle, Ind
Hazel Hamilton
South 15Th St
Newcastle
Ind
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Joseph P. Tynan
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Norfolk
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