Holworthy Portraits Hang in Fogg Museum
Two paintings of Lady and Sir Matthew Holworthy have been hung in Harvard's Fogg Museum. The works were presented by J. Pierpont Morgan Sr. and Edward F. Whitney and will be shown through the summer. Harvard may relocate them to University Hall after exhibition. Sir Matthew Holworthy left a 25000 dollar bequest, the era’s largest Harvard gift.
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth backs Roosevelt policies after Harding nomination
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth favors her father Theodore Roosevelt and supports her husband Congress member Nicholas Longworth, saying she would prefer a winter residence in Columbus and a summer Ohio retreat. Friends note she is pleased not to have Warren G. Harding as governor, believing Ohio year round would not suit her.
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Oil men sue Standard Oil for 550000 in Findlay
Thomas C. Kelley A J Steele and Terence McManus sue Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and its Ohio affiliate along with John D Rockefeller in Common Pleas Court seeking damages totaling 550000. They allege monopoly harmed competition causing losses of 200000 200000 and 150000 respectively, the plaintiffs once large oil producers.
Georgetown patient Gertrude Monsen out of danger in pellagra case
Washington July 29 Gertrude Monsen a young Pellagra patient at Georgetown University Hospital the only northern case so far is believed to be out of danger and recovering as physicians report.
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Boston Globe Offers 10000 Prize For Flight Meet
The Boston Globe announces a $10,000 cash prize for the quickest continuous flight from Soldiers Field to Boston Light and back during the Harvard Boston aviation meet September 3 to 13. Entries include Curtiss, Brookins, Johnstone, Willard and others, with the prize to be known as The Boston Globe Prize.
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Engravers' Union Is Enjoined by Court
Judge Richardson holds that the strike and union pressure against Folsom & Sunergren, photo engravers, were improper. The decision bars imposing union membership requirements, notes lack of grievance, and condemns unlawful efforts to force unionization through intimidation and work stoppage. The ruling emphasizes free market labor rights and limits on union interference.
300 Mile Sail Takes 54 Days
The two mast schooner Loduskia arrived in port after a 54 day voyage from Grand Manan New Brunswick, among the slowest on record. It left June 5 and faced a gale off Isle of Matinicus with a reef strike, pumps manned, repairs made, crew saved by a surfacing wave, towed to Rockland, then to Boston via Portland with 128000 feet of lumber.
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Canal boat captain loses leg after hawser trap
New York July 29. Philip Hamsatreet, a canal boat captain, was caught in a tug's hawser and lost his leg today in a clean cut as if by a surgeon. He died tonight from shock and blood loss.
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Strike Ruling Comments on Union Rights and Open Shop Risks
Judge Richardson notes workers may strike to aid reasonable demands and that unions should not aim to coerce unionization. He compares threats to quit with fines in open shops, says a threatened discipline by unions can force departure. The ruling holds the strike against plaintiffs aimed to compel acceptance of union terms rather than grievance.
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Baby Benzine Poisoning Inadvertent by Sister
One and a half year old Millie Kaufman is in Massachusetts General Hospital after her sister aged seven mistakenly gave her a half wine glass of benzine, thinking it water. The child, daughter of Lazar Kaufman of 18 Anderson Street, is expected to recover.
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Mayor Fitzgerald Sings Sweet Adeline At Falmouth Dinner
Fifty businessmen from Falmouth and Boston guests hosted a dinner at the Ter race Gables Hotel in Falmouth Heights honoring Mayor John F. Fitzgerald of Boston. He sang Sweet Adeline at the end of the musical program, drawing applause and an encore. George Jones served as toastmaster and Webster L. Draper organized the program with performances by Catherine Nelley, Edith Gorrell, Arthur Dillingham, and George H. Gallagher.
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