Public Heard on Schoolship Enterprise Food Complaints
A governor ordered commission hearing cadets aboard the schoolship Enterprise off New Haven to examine food complaints. Dr. William Devine led the inquiry while visitors were barred. The hearing ended with officials returning to the State House. details remain confidential.
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Enterprise
New Haven
Driscoll’s
State Street
State House
Devine
Post
Low
Post report praised by cadet officers aboard ship
An on board letter to the editor commends the Post and reporter Gallagher for a fair and accurate account of ship conditions. The crew notes the grub improved 75 percent after the reporter arrived and thanks the paper for its truthful coverage despite concerns about potential bias.
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POST
O. K
Enterprise
Gallagher
Grub
New London
McLey
Bee
Brayton
Rowley Ordered to Increase Alimony to $18 Weekly
Clarence W. Rowley was ordered by Judge Sanderson in the equity session to raise his alimony payments to $18 per week for his wife Anna Gertrude, replacing the previous $11 weekly sum. The couple had reportedly dropped divorce suits and resumed cohabitation.
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Clarence W. Rowley
Anna Gertrude
Sanderson
Superior Court
Rowley
Delano of Malden Praises Cooper Preparations
Mrs. M. E. Delano reports long health decline due to stomach and nerve issues and insomnia. She says after using Cooper medicine she felt instant relief and regained strength to walk town, endorsing the product for others seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaynes Drug Stores
Cooper
Boston
M. E. Delano
Malden
Lally defies order refuses to apologize at Salem council
Councilman Thomas J. Lally refused to apologize after being silenced for calling Mayor Pinnock a first class fakir. The mayor warned he cannot act as councilman any longer, while President Samuel Batchelder backed the mayor.
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Salem
Thomas J. Lally
Pinnock
Lally
Samuel Batchelder
Brennan confession questioned in Burnap murder case
The Miss Brennan confession is challenged by state detectives who show the shooting could not have been from the stone wall. They place Burnap within 30 feet of the tree when killed and note Whitney fled to the Edgemere Hotel. Brennan remains jailed on $1000 bail amid ongoing inquiries.
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Shrewsbury
Burnap
Lily Pond House
Miss Brennan
Phipps
Lilly Pond House
James Brennan
Milbury Street
Brennan
Murray
Molt and Ball
T. Frank Hickey
Ball
Whitney
Edgemere Hotel
Nellie Hunt
Piedmont Street
Crescent Street
Boston
Hayward Place
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Siekkins
Schoolship Commission
Story
Fakir
George White
Cecil Crowell
Frances Whalen
The
Humane Society
White
Crowell
Revere Beach
Max Henry Newman
Henry Siegel CO
Washington and
Essex Streets
Henry Siegel Co.’s
America
Gibson
Henry Siege] Co
Essex Street
Klc
Bik
Shanghai Bik
Bik. Peau de Cygne
Henry Siege Co
Essex Street Side
Batiste
Tokio Silks
Panamas
Percales
Anderson Ginghams
Point Venice
Mohairs
Batiste Panamas
Panama
Batiste, Serges Mohairs
Poplins Prunellas
Henry Siegel
Main Fleer
Armour’s
Capitol Brand
Santa Clara Valley
Philippe Lane
Per Ib. le
Fiour
Washburn Crosby
Quaker Oats Co
Bryant
Randall's
R. R
New England
Oxford
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