Mrs Whitney to Hunt in Scotland for shooting season
New York July 17 Mr and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney plan a September 23 departure for England and have booked a Scottish Highlands shooting season They recently took to yachting and will spend most of their time aboard the steam yacht Atlantic which is chartered They will attend Narragansett Pier polo and Newport matches.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
England
Scottish Highlands
Scotland
Turtle Spits Coin, Biggest Local Find At Chelsea Beach
East Boston worker Romano Giacnnetto captured a two foot long turtle on Eastern avenue beach Chelsea. The shell bore a 1770 copper penny marked George III and a large hole with a wire suggesting captivity. The turtle is exhibited at his home 1 Venice street drawing local interest.
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Romano Giacnnetto
Boston
Eastern Avenue Beach
Chelsea
George III of
England
Giaennette
Venice Street
Eastern Avenue
Giaennetto
Uniform Rank Re-Elects Stetzer Leader at Cleveland Convention
Major General J. E. Stetzer of Cleveland was unanimously reelected after ten years heading the uniform rank, Knights of the Maccabees of the World, at the supreme division convention in Cleveland. He will announce his staff later.
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Cleveland, O
J. E. Stetzer
Cleveland
Knights of the Macabees of
Supreme Division
FLOX Dry Powder Promises Oil Free Hair In Minutes
FLOX offers a waterless daily hair cleanse using a soft absorbent powder sprinkled in the hair and brushed out in five minutes. It claims to remove oil dirt and dandruff without lather staining or water, selling for 50 cents a can and available via druggists and department stores.
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Flox Chemical CO
Syracuse
N. Y
Riker-Jaynes
Tax Dodger Bill Passes House With Fine Up To 5000
The House passed a bill aimed at tax dodgers by imposing a maximum fine of 5000 for filing errors after a 73 to 119 vote. A rival measure proposing imprisonment was defeated. An amendment letting the tax commissioner act independently of local assessors was approved.
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Foss
Russell Wood
Cambridge
Dean
Robert Washburn
New Haven
Senate
Ways and Means
William H. Coolidge
New Haven Railroad
United States Steel Corporation
Compensation Bill Saved from Senate Defeat
The Saunders-Parks compensation bill barely escaped defeat in the Senate as the Ways and Means recommendation to refer it to the next General Court failed 16 to 17. Senator Evans moved to reconsider, with Doyle proposing that any insurer may cover employers under the plan. The roll call shows 16 votes for next General Court and 17 for immediate action, plus paired senators for both positions. Debate continued with promises of further action on reconsideration and on the insurance amendment. A separate measure to raise judges’ salaries advanced under suspension, and a Prison Commissioners’ report resolve sought guidance on prison labor and administration following Governor Foss’s request to abolish the Prison Commission and prison labor as it stands.
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Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Evans
Doyle
Adams
Barnes
Blanchard
Chase
Curley
Denny
Hibbard
Hunt
Keith
Mellen
Murray
Pearson
Tinkham
Tolman
Bennett
Brown
Grainger
Halley
Hatton
Hoar
Mack
Malley
Mulligan
Nash
Nason
Newhall
Powers
Quigley
Stearns
Timilty
Turner
Gates
Greenwood
Ross and
Lomasney
Supreme
Superior Courts
General Court
Foss
Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association Meets in Brewster
Cape Cod Brewster July 17 The annual meeting and memorial celebration of the Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association featured a galaxy of speakers praising the Pilgrim fathers. The Provincetown memorial, dedicated Aug 5, 1910 with Taft present, was funded by admission receipts totaling 2463.75 dollars, enough to cover running expenses for maintenance of the shaft.
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Brewster
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Skipper Fights Big Swordfish At Sea
Captain Thomas Selig of the Galatea hauled in 17,000 pounds of ground fish homeward when a monster swordfish surfaced. An improvised harpoon struck the fish, it thrashed, and Selig toppled into the water while trying to haul it in. He rode the exhausted fish into a dory and landed the catch.
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Thomas Selig
T Wharf
Selig
End of Bull Case Today in Biddeford Probate Court
Settlement of the $500000 will of Mrs. Ole Bull to be finalized in Biddeford Me Probate Court before Judge Nathaniel Hobbs. Contested by Olea Bull Vaughan and the executors Joseph G. Thorp and Edmund M. Parker, with hearings to void earlier wills. Vaughan’s counsel Sherman L Whipple and Ralph S Bartlett will not attend. Bartlett and Thomas L Talbot will represent the executors.
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Ole Bull
Nathaniel Hobbs
Biddeford
Olea.Bull Vaughan
Hobbs
Sherman L. Whipple
Ralph S. Bartlett
Vaughan
Mrs McNanigal's Case Put Over Until Today
Judge Bordwell postponed contempt proceedings against Mrs Ortie McManigal until tomorrow. Her lawyers contend the State lacked right to summon her before the grand jury because her husband and the McNamaras had already been indicted.
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Los Angeles
Bordwell
Ortie &. McManigal
Hold Two for Carrying Guns
Francesco and Domenico Spinale of Hale Street Boston faced Judge Almy in Cambridge Police Court on a charge of carrying dangerous weapons at arrest. Patrolman James G Russell arrested them Sunday on the Cambridge side of West Boston bridge while they say they went there to identify the sender of blackmail letters to Carmelo Spinale. The case is continued until Oct. 17 after guilty pleas. sentence to be pronounced.
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Francesco and
Domenico S Pinale
Hale Street
Boston
Almy
Cambridge Police Court
James G. Russell
Cambridge
West Boston
Carmelo Spinale
Reason for Eddy Appeal in Mary Baker Eddy will case
Attorney-General Swift argues the will is a foreign will and contest should stay in Massachusetts. He contends Mrs Eddy resided in Newton at death rather than Concord New Hampshire, affecting probate jurisdiction and a $100,000 inheritance tax transfer. He seeks transfer to Middlesex County and full Supreme Judicial Court review.
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Swift
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Concord
N. H
Newton
Suffolk County
Middlesex County
Supreme Judicial Court
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Chelisea Beach
Stetzer
House
Kill Wood
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Life OF Pilgrims
Arthur Lord
America
Cape
Winslow Warren
Bunker Hill Memorial Association
Joseph C. Lee
Mr. Warren
S. A. Harding
Association
J. Henry Sears
H. E. Hopkins
Osborne Nickerson
Chatham
Atty.-Gen
Randrettis
New England
Mttan & ‘N
Witlifrey
WWE
Nick Darne
Stransky
Reeser
Charles
Vasiene Felt
Bishop
Hamburg
Ue Serge
Jet Co Ee
Eam
Chiiver
Cyeee
Shantung
Clir
Red Cross
Dauber
Bray
National Biscuit Co
Ee Reneeees Asto Rae
Arlington
Ube
Wilson Bros
Scollay &Q. Jewellers
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