Warner Denies Partnership In Hathaway Fee Case
Warner testified he had no recollection of receiving a 1917 settlement check linked to Hathaway, while records showed Hathaway and Warner as endorsers in limited cases. He claimed to be Hathaway’s employee, not a partner, and denied using his speaker’s office for personal gain amid Fuller’s charge of fees sharing and political influence.
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Di&k
Warner
John W. Cummings
Fall River
Fuller
Daniel P. Clark
Attleboro
Hathaway & Warner
H. T. Hathaway
Hathaway
State House
Ali Baba
John L. Hall
Choate, Hall & Stewart
Taunton
Salem
Wathaway
B. Loring Young
Committee On Education
Young
Hull
William F. Garcelon
Committee On Public Health
Taunton Dye Works
Committee On Legislation
Duff Hall
New Bedford
Venizelos Quits South American Tour due to Illness
Former Greek premier Eliptherios Venizelos abandons the rest of his South American tour because Madame Venizelos is ill in Arequipa Peru. The message said he intends to return to the United States.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Eliptherios Venizelos
Madame Venizelos
Arequipa
Peru
United States
Musterole Promises Fast Relief for Cold and Flu Symptoms
Advises using Musterole at the first cold signs to warm the body and clear congestion. Describes mustard oil based formula, old mustard plaster comparison, and claimed benefits for sore throat, pleurisy, headaches, neuralgia, croup, lumbago, grippe, flu and pneumonia. Recommends application, rest, hydration, fresh air, and doctor if feverish. Jars priced 35c and 65c, hospital size $3.00.
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Y. M. Co. A. War Board
France
Norma Shearer Becomes Leading Lady in Channing of the Northwest
Norma Shearer, new to the screen within two years, headlines Eugene O'Brien in Channing of the Northwest after roles in The Flapper and The Stealers. Her stage work included Little Women The Champion and Tumble Inn, with vaudeville experience. Born in New York nineteen years ago.
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Norma Shearer
Miss Shearer
Eugene O'Brien
Channing
Northwest
Hollywood talk and alimony note in Boston Post
The Boston Post column cites sparse New York studio activity and questions about Henry Hebert. It mentions Valentino and Acker divorce with $175 monthly alimony, and notes actors like Lois Wilson and Alice Lake. Readers are advised to address inquiries to Prunella Hall.
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Jack and Jill
New York
Jas. M
Plainfield
Conn
Henry Hebert
Holmes HE. Herbert
Los Angeles
E. C
Jamaica Plain
Rodolph Valentino
Alice Lake
Wallace Reid
Lois Wilson
Bobbie
Wanda Hawley
Jean Acker
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Diary Snapshots Reveal Boston Before Evacuation
Diary entries by John Rowe and Ezekiel Price detail March 1776 Boston during the siege. Reports of snow sleet damage, thefts, and shop break-ins on Long Wharf show civilian losses. Letters from Edmund Quincy discuss British embarkation and colonial political stance amid trade growth influenced by Queen Marie of Romania.
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John Rowe
Boston
Mr. Rowe
Long Wharf
Massachusetts Historical Society
Ezekiel Price
Board of Selectmen
Stoughton
Mass
Price
Edmund Quincy
John Hancock
Bangor Mayor Vetoes Daylight Saving Order
Mayor Day vetoes Bangor city council action to adopt daylight saving time from April 2 to October 1 citing injurious business impact since Bangor trades towns do not follow the system. Hundreds of protests received.
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Bangor
Day
Japanese foot remedy promises instant corns relief
A touted Ice-mint and Sater gree treatment claims to remove corns and calluses without cutting, easing swelling and odor. It uses a Japanese preparation praised for cooling relief and comfort for feet, especially for women in high heels, and is widely sold by druggists.
Jews Observe Purim Festival Across State
The Purim festival began at sunset with rabbis urging support for Jewish War Relief. In Boston and across Massachusetts synagogues read Esther and urged donations to eastern Europe destitute. Fred Ruslander announced Massachusetts aims to raise 1,150,000 dollars in a March 26 state wide drive.
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Europe
Fred Ruslander
New England Appeal
Harvard University
Massachusetts
Reader argues against daylight saving law
A reader to the editor rejects earlier light changes, stating no sense in the daylight saving law and criticizing objections raised by others. The letter emphasizes personal disagreement with shifting clocks.
Olive Tablets Advertise Dental Breath Solution
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to reduce bad breath and purify the system. It claims the olive color tablets lightly stimulate bowels and liver, with no griping or harsh effects, priced 15 and 30 cents.
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Edwards
Early Work Hours Draw ADA B HARDING’s Objection
ADA B HARDING objects to shifting workers to earlier hours citing difficulty dressing for cool mornings and heat of day. She notes many of her friends struggle to stay warm at dawn yet avoid overheating later.
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Ada B. Harding
Woburn Man Held on Attack Claim in Court
Carmello Gangi, 22, arrested at the Woburn railroad station on a complaint by Clara Paulsen a Woburn High School girl who identified him as the man who attacked her. He was held in 3500 and the case was continued to March 18.
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Carmello Gangi
Woburn
Clara Paulsen
Brookline Selectmen Organize After Town Meeting
The Brookline Board of Selectmen, Walter Cusick Ernest Dané Charles Rowley and G Loring Briggs, held their first meeting after the March 7 town election. Cusick was chosen temporary chairman and the board set a March 30 special town meeting to elect a fifth member with polls open 7 15 a m to 7 p m. In Scot’s women outnumber the men by 185000.
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Brookline
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Beeman
American Chicle Co
Jhreginter Co
J. E. Galligan
Gen
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Jore
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Romania
Queen Marie
Fleischmann
Freischmann
Post
Brookline Selectmen
Jordan Marsh Company
Oxfords
Hollywood
China
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