Dakota Dan Questioned as Bleached Heir in Russell Case
In Suffolk County Court House, Ferdinand Almy described the claimant known as Dakota Dan as a peroxide blond, contrasting his hair with the darker shade when first seen. The hearing also debated admission of notes from the examination of Fresno Dan, with adjournment set for Thursday. William C. Russell testified briefly without adding statements.
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Dakota Dan
Russell
Daniel Blake Russell
Ferdinand Almy
Suffolk County
Fresno
East
Nason
Scharton
William C. Russell
Rexall Orderlies Promise Quick Relief and Money Back
Rexall Orderlies are touted as easy to use and non purging bowel aids with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. They claim to cleanse and tone the bowels, relieve constipation promptly, and improve mood, recommending for the elderly and children with pocket size and larger tin boxes priced at 10c to 50c. The ad emphasizes honesty and a trial without obligation.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Planning to Reorganize Truant Officers
The School Board appointed W. H. Marnell deputy chief to reorganize the truant force at a salary of 1800 dollars annually. Chairman Brock abstained due to a reported budget deficit. Four other members supported Marnell, who had been in service for one year and topped the civil service list.
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W. H. Marnell
Brock
Marnell
Boston School Board Shifts Duties and Weighs Pensions
The board appointed Marnell as head of 25 person force replacing Murphy the chief truancy officer. They approved Saturday dances at Abraham Lincoln School and discussed pension bills and salary increases for teachers and submasters. Striking garment workers prepared to move to New York. 400 left with hundreds more expected as talks stalled.
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South End Settlement House
Abraham Lincoln
English High School
George M. Hawes
West Roxbury High School
Boston Association of School Principals
Boston Elementary Teachers’ Club
Legislative Committee On Education
Mattapan Civic Improvement Association
Blue Hill Avenues
River and
Oakland Streets
Posse Normal School
Girls’ High School
Roxbury High School
Ella Freeman Talmage
Mothers and Home Makers
Charlestown Evening Centre
International
Abraham Rosenberg
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Leon R. Egges
Mitchell
New York City
New York
South Station
Fitzgerald
Hartford
Boston Union
Band Leader Stiles Dies in Lynn After Illness
Harry E. Stiles, leader of the Eighth Regiment Band and aide-de-camp with the rank of lieutenant on General Pew's staff, died yesterday at his home on Lewis Street in Lynn after a several weeks illness.
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Harry E. Stiles
Eighth Regiment
William A. Pew
Lewis Street
Lynn
Man Killed After Insult and Slashing
In New York on March 17 Daniel T. Davis, a Black man, accosted a young white woman at an uptown subway exit, gripping her arm until she screamed. A policeman trying to intervene was slashed on the face with a razor. a second officer joined the pursuit. Five shots were fired at the suspect, four hitting him. he collapsed dead five blocks away.
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New York
Daniel T. Davis
Strikers Back Then Quit After Settlement Terms
Six thousand garment workers resumed work after a strike. About one thousand quit again minutes after entering shops. The union says the settlement requires discharge of strike-breakers as agreed.
Wife sues husband for 100000 in living expenses
In New York on March 17 Mrs. Phillip Van Valkenburgh filed a bill of particulars in Superior Court detailing 100000 spent on living costs over two years ending June 27 1912. Items include Europe trips hotel bills clothing cars entertainers physicians dentists and other charges. Trial set for today.
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New York
Phillip van Valkenburgh
Superior Court
Europe
I. W. W. Strike At Milford
About 60 of 100 journeymen at Archer Rubber Company in Milford strike after apprentices refuse to join the Industrial Workers of the World. The plant remains in operation.
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Milford
Industrial Workers of the World
Archer Rubber Company
Trial of Watson Postponed Indefinitely in Georgia
Trial of Thomas E. Watson for sending obscene material through the mail was postponed indefinitely by Judge Emory Spear in the Southern District of Georgia. The court vacated the upcoming session, excusing all witnesses jurors and attorneys until further orders.
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Augusta
Thomas E. Watson
Emory Spear
United States Court For
Southern District of Georgia
Evacuation Day Dinner of Boston Sons of the Revolution
About 20 members attended the Evacuation Day dinner of the Boston chapter at Youngs Hotel. President George William Austin presided after the meal. Edwin Sanford Crandon, state president and national vice president, spoke on current topics. D T Timagenis, editor of the Eastern and Western Review, spoke on Greek roles in the Balkan War.
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Sons of Revolution
Boston
The
Sons of the Revelution
Young’s Hotel
George William Austin
Edwin Sanford Crandon
Sons of the Revolution
D. T. Timagenis
Eastern and Western Review
Girls' Plain Tailored Serge Coat in Bulgarian colors
A double breasted full length coat in navy and Copenhagen brown mohair lining with detachable linen collar and cuffs. Hand embroidered detailing highlights Bulgarian colors. Sized 8.75.
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Copenhagen
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Mr. Almy
Attorney Scharton
Field of London
ST Drug Stores
Reed Stores
Richmond
Anc Cor
Trisha
Lily Rand
George Murphy
Stiles
Sues van Valkenburgh
Watson
William C. Gregor Owen
Winter ST
Cor. Tremont &J
America
Dainty New Easter Millinery
Milan
Russia
Robespierre
Jordan Marsh
New England
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