Coroner Names Mrs Kenyon in Doctor Tetlow Death
Coroner Franklin of New London County ruled the death of Dr Herbert Tetlow in Pawcatuck on June 11 a hemorrhage caused by bullet wounds from a pistol in the hands of Mrs Mabel Kenyon of 8 William Street. Funeral held for Dr Tetlow at his brother Dr Lewis Tetlow’s home. Reports of Mrs Kenyon’s unusual behavior circulate.
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Westerly
R. I
Herbert
Tetlow
Pawcatuck
Mabel Kenyon
William Street
Franklin Wa
New London County
Dr. Tetlow
Lewis Tetlow
Mysterious Morning Outing Ends At Manicurist
In a curious early hour scene a woman in a bathrobe nightgown and boudoir cap was seen in public. When questioned by a friend about her errand she claimed she was headed to the manicurist's shop.
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Jagmary
Income Tax Due Today Under Quarterly Instalment Rule
The 5 pm deadline today marks the due date for the second instalment of individual income tax for about 75,000 taxpayers. Many had not paid by yesterday, but clerks were busy. those who miss today’s limit must pay the full year's tax immediately, with the rule enforced strictly.
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Internal Revenue Office
Gompers Urges Labor Support for League of Nations
President Samuel Gompers asks the United States labor movement to back the federation’s non partisan program and press Congress to ratify the League covenant. He warns the League issue may be buried in campaign debate and emphasizes labor's role in advancing civilization and higher living standards.
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Montreal
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Congress
League of Nations
Gompers
Federation
Miss Arnold Dean Emerita of Simmons
Dean Sarah Louise Arnold resigns as Simmons College dean at year end and is named dean emerita and a corporation member. She becomes executive chairman of the endowment fund committee after 18 years of service. Arnold is active in NEA NH EA NSPE National Society for Vocational Education and MA State Commission of Education. During the war she worked with the food administration in Washington.
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Sarah Louise Arnold
Simmons College
Emerita
Corporation
Endowment Fund
Miss Arnold
The
National Education Association
National Home Economics Association
National Society For the Promotion of Vocational Education
Massachusetts State Commission of Education
Food Administration
Washington
Lewiston Carmen Awarded Wage Increase
Lewiston Mo June 14 employees of the Androscoggin and Kennebec street railway receive a wage raise from a board of arbitrators. The new scale is 58 cents an hour and 68 cents for one man car operators, retroactive to May 1. President William B. Skelton said the award will likely lead to higher passenger tariffs.
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Lewiston
Brookline High Crew Wins Keith Trophy Again
Brookline High School four oared crew claimed the interscholastic race on the Charles River last Thursday and will receive the B F Keith trophy tonight in Keith's Theatre from Mayor Peters. It marks the second win in six years for Brookline High.
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Brookline High School
Charles River
B. F. Keith
Peters
Keith
Brookline High
Three conventions planned in Chicago week of July 10
Three national political conventions will be held in Chicago the week of July 10. The Single Tax party issued a call today through Robert C. Macauley of Pennsylvania. The Committee of Forty-eight and National Labor party have already issued their calls.
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Chicago
Single Tax Party
Robert C. Macauley
Pennsylvania
Committee of Forty-eight
National Labor Party
England Takes Up Jones Measure With Washington
Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons that Britain has sent representations to the Washington ambassador about the Jones bill and its impact on the mercantile marine. He said the government is examining wheat exports from Argentina and believes shipments could resume.
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England
Washington
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
British Mercantile Marine
Argentina
Coolidge Set as Milliken's Guest in Maine
Governor Coolidge will visit Augusta next week to stay at the Blaine house and attend Bates College commencement in Lewiston where Governor Milliken serves as a trustee.
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Augusta
Shipping Conference Affirms 48-Hour Seamen Week
The International Shipping Conference in Genoa has decided to affirm a 48-hour work week for seamen. Delegates from 11 nations attend, including representatives from the United States.
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London
Genoa
United States
Unidentified man collapses and dies in Hast Gaston street
A man about 35 collapses at the corner of Orleans and Webster in Hast Gaston and dies at Relief Hospital. A pocket card shows the name G. G. Liddell of 68 Pine Street Attleboro. He stood about 5 feet 8 inches and weighed 130 pounds.
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Orleans
Webster Streets
Gaston
G. G. Liddell
Pine Street
Attleboro
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BeL-ans
Butler
AIP
Tremont ST
Butler’s
LABOR
People For League
New England
New York
New Jersey
Ladies’ Kennel Association of
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Bayard Tuckerman, Jr
Bayard Warren
Hood’s Milk
Hood’s Milk Feed Bread
H. P. Hood & Sons
Washington and
Essex Streets
Washington Street
Essex
Hayward Place
Associated Lynn Manufacturers
Boston
New York City
Pboe
Pyr
J. Harney Shoe CO
Lynch Shoe CO
Washington-Essex
Cor
Washington and Essex Sts
Miss Arnold Dean Emerita OF
Simmons
Carmen
Brookline
Associated Lynn Shoe Manufacturers
One Million Dollar Shoe Sale
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