Thaw Trial Proceeding on Conspiracy Charge Opens
In New York on March 7 Harry Kendall Thaw, known for killing Stanford White, will face trial in the Supreme Court on a conspiracy charge tied to his escape from Matteawan in August 1913. Attorneys finish final preparations as prosecutors review evidence in strong readiness.
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Thaw Sees Only Counsel at Tombs Amid Silence
Thaw passed the day in quiet confinement at the Tombs refusing to meet anyone except his counsel. He has kept a stolid silence since being returned six weeks ago, obeying his advisers. Tomorrow he will face the court with a large defense team including John B. Stanchfield Morgan J. O'Brien Abel Smith. Prosecutors Franklin Kennedy Frederick Cook and James O'Malley will represent New York state and New York County respectively.
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Two Hundred Auto Men Entertained by Lilac Domino Company
More than 200 visiting automobile men attended a Boston Press Club entertainment yesterday afternoon. The Lilac Domino company, then at the Majestic Theatre, hosted the event with a varied program including duets, solos, a monologue, and a company number. Ex mayor John Fitzgerald presided and pins were given to J. L. McClurg and Milan Roder.
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Inter-State Motor Company Acknowledged At Show
B. W. Twyman general manager of Inter-State Motor Company reports strong show reception and optimistic outlook for their medium priced car. He notes favorable nationwide feedback and near capacity production to meet high distributor demand despite current conditions.
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Inter-State Motor Company
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Non Skid Chains Prevent Accidents
The piece notes drivers rush to fit non skid chains on rear wheels before rain. It argues taxi drivers must chain up at the stand when rain threatens to wet pavements or risk losing their place in line.
Regal Small Car At Regally Low Price Delights Show
The Regal line from the Regal Motor Car Company is featured with two standout models. A compact Regal small car emphasizes modern construction with en bloc motor, unit power plant, left side steering, electric lighting, and a 106 inch wheelbase. It offers roomy seats, rain vision, ventilator windshield, and 30x3 12 tires along with a 1750 pound weight. The eight cylinder model is also highlighted as a key showpiece.
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Car Skid Crashes Into Tree Injuring Three in West Roxbury
Tony Kolawski and Mrs. Joseph Kolawski of Jamaica Plain sustained minor injuries when a car carrying Henry J. Green of Roxbury skidded on La Grange Street and struck a tree. All three were treated and sent home in West Roxbury police ambulance.
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Cambridge District Ministers Meeting Opens In Lexington
An important meeting of the Assoc iation of Ministers in the Cambridge district is held this afternoon in the supper room of Lexington First Parish Unitarian Church with Rev Millis Wilson as host. A dinner is served at 1 o clock followed by speaking.
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Knocking the Unitarians sermon sparks Baptist debate
The Rev. Dr. Herbert Johnson at Warren Avenue Baptist Church criticized Unitarian churches in an evening sermon titled Knocking the Unitarians. He warned Billy Sunday’s Boston revival would be harmed if Baptists clashed with Unitarians.
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Unitarian Controversy Ties to Billy Sunday Revival
Dr. Johnson sparked commentary in Philadelphia after Rev. Dr. Cortland Myers urged Billy Sunday to "give the Unitarians the devil" at Tremont Temple. Myers praised Unitarians and their charitable works while noting many new converts in Philadelphia during Sunday's revival and urging protection of the Unitarian church from attack in Boston.
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Inquiry Sent On Allied Embargo Policy To Britain And France
Washington March 7 official circles report that a formal inquiry to Great Britain and France has been dispatched seeking a clear explanation of their embargo enforcement. The broad message aims to define procedures for detained cargoes and ships, neutral shipments, pre declaration contracts, and whether dyestuffs and other goods may be imported by U S merchants.
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Harvard Union hears John Reed on European war views
War correspondent John Reed spoke to 500 Harvard Union members at the Cambridge clubhouse about his experiences and observations from the ongoing European conflict.
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Harvard Union
Cambridge
Europe
Fatigue and Rest Public Talk at Harvard Medical School
Dr E G Martin urged Harvard Medical School audiences to take one day off weekly to counter cumulative fatigue and explained why mere change is rest. He advised cultivating a hobby to achieve true rest and recharge.
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E. G. Martin
Harvard Medical School
Fatigue and Nervous System Insights From Harvard Study
A speaker argues fatigue is nervous not muscular and notes relief from diversions that use different nerves. He cites adrenaline countering fatigue toxins, says brief rest restores energy, yawning and stretching speed circulation, and daily fresh starts prevent cumulative fatigue. Tests on Harvard students linked rising fatigue to higher shock sensitivity after waking at 7.
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Fatigue Rhythm in Daily Cycle Warns Against Routine
The text describes a 24 hour fatigue pattern with three rises and falls and notes a peak of activity in the fore noon, a midnight low, and a 4:30 to 5 period linked to deaths. It advises escaping routine and occupying the mind with a change, plus practicing thinking beyond oneself to combat nervous prostration.
Fleischer Praises Sex Equality At Huntington Meeting
Dr. Charles Fleischer, leader of the Sunday Commons, urged recognition of sex equality at Huntington Chambers Hall. He said democracy offers the right relationship between men and women and noted the birth of self-consciousness among women seeking normal status and activity in society.
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Sunday Commons
Huntington Chambers Hall
St Patrick's Day Celebration Planned by Boston Gaelic School
The Boston Gaelic School Society prepares for St Patrick's Day on March 17 at Paine Memorial with a Feis Rince. A large class gathered to honor Robert Emmet's birth anniversary as J McKeon read the Emmet address. Contributors include Matthew Quinn Louis Doyle Edward T Clear and Mrs Peyton among others with Gaelic airs sung by Anna OFlaherty J Mullins Meller Kennedy Casey. Edward OBrien spoke on the Celtic Theatre and the Clan Fergus hereditary chief discussed Gaelic restoration.
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Paine Memorial
Robert Emmet
J. McKeon
Emmet
Matthew Quinn
Louis Doyle
Edward T. Clear
J. Peyton
M. Sanford
Anna O'Flaherty
J. J. Mullins
M. J. Meller
P. J. Kennedy
J. J. Casey
Edward O’brien
Fergus
Chinese Boy Wins Amateur Radio License at 13
Chin King Sam of 17 North Elm Street Waterbury Conn became the youngest licensed Chinese amateur in the United States and possibly the world. Government inspector Henry C Gawler praised his cleverness while noting an 80 foot aerial and reception of 15 to 20 words a minute.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quin ine
An old newspaper ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Fablets claiming a one day cure for colds. It notes druggists refund money if it fails and carries E. W. Grove's signature on each box with a 25 cent price.
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Pan American Conference Set for May 10 in Washington
President Wilson fixed May 10 as the Pan American financial conference date in Washington. Ministers of finance and leading bankers from Central and South American nations will meet U.S. treasury officials to discuss stronger financial and commercial ties. Secretary McAdoo said foreign governments favored the plan and formal invitations would go out. Congress authorized the conference and appropriated $50,000.
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Wilson
Finance
Treasury
United States
McAdoo
Congress
Hudson Six-40: A Lightweight Pioneer in 1930s Auto Design
The HUDSON Six-40, a two-year mature light six, claims to cut weight by about 1000 pounds and redefine modern motoring. Howard E. Coffin led a top American engineering team, delivering innovations that critics will scrutinize, while critics call it the pattern car of the day.
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Howard E. Coffin
America
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