Vaughan family feud over mother's will sparks court drama
In West Lebanon, Me, Mrs Vaughan cites alleged insanity in her mother's will and accuses Mrs Bull's circle of misusing wealth tied to Amelia Shapleigh. Court hears letters, horoscopes, and testimonies about a $25,000 bequest and cremation plans, with proceedings moving between Biddeford and Alfred.
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Miss Shapleigh
Abbie Shapleigh
Shapleighs
West
Lebanon
Mrs. Vaughan
Miss Far
Sherman L. Whipple
Miss Farmer
Meme
Amelia
Papa
Hap
Associated Press
Norway
Mamma
Olea Bull Vaughan
Mr. Whipple
Cambridge
Hobbs
Bull
Vaughan
O. Bull
Hotel
Touraine
Whipple
Biddeford
Freckles Fight Remedy Promises Clearer Complexion
A new drug ethine double strength claims to cure freckles. Applied nightly, it promises disappearance of even dark spots and a guaranteed money back offer if ineffective. Dose is one ounce from Houghton and Dutton or Riker Jaynes Drug Co.
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Houghton & Dutton
Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
Senate votes to uphold Saunders milk transport bill
By a 14 to 2 vote the Senate yesterday refused to repeal the Saunders bill on milk transportation. The law aimed to aid individual farmers, with Senator Schoonmal noting it had raised the price.
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Senate
Schoonmal
Senate Debates Canadian Reciprocity Bill In 1920s
The first day of Senate debate on the Canadian reciprocity bill features speeches by Senators arts of Kansas and McCumber of North Dakota in opposition. The bill is marked unfinished business with a noon meeting time to speed up proceedings. Bristow offers a sugar duty amendment aiming for a 9 cent rate on raw sugar and 3 1 2 cents on refined. Gore secures printing of J A Sexsmith’s speech from the Canadian parliament opposing reciprocity art.
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Senate
Artis
Kansas
McCumber
North Dakota
Nelson
Minnesota
Penrose
Bristow
Mr. Bristow
Gore
J. A. Sexsmith
Mr. Sexsmith
Canada
Grade crossing to be abolished in Lynn and elevated
The committee on railroads votes to remove grade crossings in Lynn by depressing them. Four tracks will replace two beginning east of Commercial Street and West Lynn station, under Market and Washington streets to Central Square, returning to grade near East Lynn station. Cost shares: Lynn 10 percent, State 25 percent, railroad 65 percent.
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Committee On Railroads
Lynn
Commercial Street
West Lynn Station
Market
Washington Streets
Central Square
East Lynn Station
Funeral notices from city and Cambridge listings
Beok At City Hospital June 14 John F funeral services at Graham's funeral parlors 1770 Washington street Friday June 11 230 pm friends and relatives invited Albany pa BERGGREN Cambridge June 18 Emma aged 63 funeral June 18 from 27 Aberdeen avenue Cambridge relatives and friends invited Jaymarket Relief Vestal GRIFF 1611 Francie Alveh Grim of Bast aged 69 funeral services at residence of his daughter Mire Currie 120 Chantnad sire Cambridgeport Mass 2p m Thursday June 15 relatives and friends respectfully requested to be present
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City Hospital
John F
W. HH
Graham
Washington Street
Albany
N. Y
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Cambridge
Emma Aeen
Aberdeen Avenue
Pelatives
Jaymarket
Vest
GRIFF
Francie Alveh Grim
Mire
Currie
Cambridgeport
Mass
Keenan
Charlestown
Annie Keenan
Hugh Keenan
Soley Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Calvary
Knights
J. Clifford
Edith M. Knights
John
Mary KE
Gibson Street
Dorchester
Waterman
Mattfield
Boston O Consumptive Hospital
Mattapan
Carsten Mattfield
Silver Street
South Boston
19Th Infantry
Neilsen
Roxbury
Alfred
Alfreda
Anthony N. Neilsen
Marcella Street
O'Brien
West Lynn
William O’brien
John Clancy
Hi Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Pierce
Malden
Sidney OC. Pierce
Waite Street
Randolph
William F. Randolph
Border Street
East Boston
R. L. Wade
East Fifth Street
St. Emlalla’s Church
Holy Cross
Waverley
Fredgr
Alice T, Rouse
Property Sale Moves Buick Street Residence to Banker Thomas Motley
A long life of writing culminated in a sale of the greater part of the property at 75 State Street. Charles E Loud sold to Thomas Motley, a State Street banker, who plans to occupy the residence shortly.
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Charles E. Loud
State Street
Thomas Motley
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