WIFE DENIES ALL CHARGES IN LIBEL LITIGATION
Mrs. Irma Wright Heims, noted singer, testified with defiance denying her husband Dr. Henry H. Heims claims of misconduct with Arturo Targoni. She rejected insinuations of wine revels and a milk cart ride as untrue, supported by her mother’s emphatic courtroom testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Wright Heims
Henry H. Heims
Italy
Arturo Targoni
Mrs. Helms
George A. Perkins
Irma Blanche Heims
Dr. Heims
Lombard Charges Made Public This Morning
Lombard authorities release details on charges this morning. The case involves local officials and unfolds across city streets and court records. Authorities provide statements from prosecutors and investigators.
Witnesses Named in Lombard Case Amid Charges
Attorney General Swift and other officers list witnesses for the Lombard case. Names include Adjutant General Gardner Pearson, several captains, lieutenants, and officials from Malden and 911 Blue Hill Avenue, detailing the count of insults intoxication and disrespect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard
James My
Swift
Gardner M. Pearson
Frederick L. Howes
Harry H. Hartung
Frederick M. Whiting
Frederic L. Woods
Olin D. Dickerman
Calvin S. Tilden
Russell P. Reeder
Conrad L. Gurlach
Horace B. Parker
Frederick W. Harrison
Frederick W. Allen
Bender
Frank A. Young
Back Bay Minister Rescues Dog From Fire
The Rev. Allen A. Stockdale of Union Congregational Church saved his dog Nip from smoke in his Back Bay suite at 65 St. Botolph Street about 8 20. The blaze raged in the neighboring house at 67 St. Botolph Street on the second floor, where Murray K. Fowler resided. Stockdale, returning from church with his family, heard fire apparatus approaching and acted swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Congregational Church
St. Botolph Street
Back Bay
Nip
Murray K. Fowler
Mr. Stockdale
Fire alarm at Boylston Street blaze endangers residents
Dr. Stockdale escapes with his Boston terrier Nip as smoke fills an adjoining burning house. Firefighters respond from Box 8&8 after a 20 minute delay. The Fowler family and others evacuate three suites on the third floor while Nip is revived by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nip
Dr. Stockdale
Fowler
Boylston Street
Byron
Low Rates to California Arizona New Mexico Mexico through April 14
Travel deal declares low fares to California Arizona New Mexico and Mexico through April 14. Sleeper service described as personally conducted with no changes. Berth price listed as $9 with Washington Sunset Route offices at 12 Milk and 362 Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Washington- Sunset
Washington
COW GIRL'S ROMANCE ENDED IN COLORADO TRAIL TALE
John Otto Colorado trail builder and Beatrice Farnham Otto Boston artist have parted after a romance sparked at Independence Peak last June. The couple’s marriage is declared at an end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction, Col
John Otto
Beatrice Farnham
Otto
Boston
Continued on Page S-Third Column bel oe A. M. 1:17
Fragmentary OCR shows a line referencing continued text on Page S third column and a timestamp 1:17 AM. No clear event, person, or organization readable.
Birthday book entries for notable figures
The page lists multiple birth notices including James F. Cagey a Lowell manufacturer and former mayor, Dr William Dwyer a Cambridge physician lecturer, Dr Frank W Paich president of Framingham Improvement Association, Dr Francis Coffin Martin of Roxbury, General Braxton Cragg born 1861, Santa Jean Libby an author born 1862, and Lee Aguinalds described as a Filipino leader born in 872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Cagey
Lowell
William ¥. Dwyer
Cambridge
Frank W. Paich
Framingham Improvement Association
Francis Coffin Martin
Roxbury
Braxton Cragg
Santa Jean Libby
Lee Aguinalds
St. Louis Diamond Theft Suspect Nabbed in 3 Robberies
Daniel Callahan was arrested by postoffice inspectors as the suspected leader of a gang linked to three diamond robberies totaling 120000 dollars and a postoffice substation robbery in St Louis and other locations. The gang allegedly stole 100000 dollars in gems from Mrs Baldwin Drummond aboard the Amerika in 1911 and 10000 dollars in jewels from Edward Alberti's Chicago shop in 1911, killing a man during the escape. Callahan admitted his identity from a Joliet prison photo but refused to discuss the jewelry cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Daniel Callahan
Postoffice
St.Louis
Bunsen
Callahan
Baldwin Drummond
Edward Alberti
Chicago
Joliet
Ill
Historic milestones in 18th and 20th century reforms
The record notes the 1765 enactment of the Stamp Act, the 1871 impeachment and removal of Governor Holden of North Carolina after a clash with Commodore Decatur and Berron, and the 1904 U S ratification of a treaty with Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Decatur
Berron
Holden
North Carolina
United States
Cuba
Pioneer Laundryman Suffers Paralytic Shock in Malden
Warren Beitison of Malden, a pioneer New England laundryman, collapsed from a paralytic shock at his Dartmouth street office yesterday morning. Dr. George Farrell treated him and moved him to his home on Central avenue, Everett, where recovery is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Beitison
Malden
New England
Dartmouth Street
George Farrell
Central Avenue
Everett
Boston Weather Clears With Rising Weekend Temperatures
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Friday clearing and Saturday fair with rising temperatures and moderate westerly winds. Washington reports New England forecast notes local snows, with Friday and Saturday fair and moderate variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Yesterday's Temperature Readings from Thompson's Spa
A weather snapshot shows hourly figures with a morning and evening pattern. Average yesterday's temperature was 21 28 24, with a year-ago average of 28 19 24 and notes on a clear Friday from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Thompson
Courtroom Laughs as Attorney Admits Limits
Attorney Perkins admitted he was not an expert and court officers rapped gavels to restore order after an outburst. Mrs. Helms testified in a brown costume about her drinking, noting wine bought by her husband cost $6 per barrel and that she also drank champagne and creme de menthe occasionally, with whiskey for medicinal purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Helms
Brown
Boston Protest Over Bath Dept Part Time Staff
A joint city departments workers union named a committee to meet Mayor Fitzgerald to protest keeping 185 bath department employees on part time status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fitzgerald
Bath Department
Cruickshanks Dead at 85 Designer of Woodlawn Cemetery
George Cruickshanks of Chelsea who drew the original plans for Woodlawn Cemetery died yesterday at his home 125 Washington Avenue. He was 85 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cruickshanks
Chelsea
Woodlawn Cemetery
Washington Avenue
Mr. Cruickshanks
Hearing Postponed for Chelsea License Commissioners
The hearing on charges against two of the three Chelsea license commissioners by Mayor Malone has been postponed to Saturday at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsea
Malone
Boys Do Not Need Baby Talk Says Church Leader
The Rev. Allen A. Stockdale urged boys at the Union Congregational Church Boys' Club to favor real fatherly talk over baby talk. He spoke on what boosts and bothers boys, stressing companionship with their fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Congregational Church
Rep Foster Suddenly Stricken Dies at 54
Washington March 21 Congressman David J Foster of Vermont died tonight after a three week illness. He was first stricken with grippe which developed pneumonia and proved fatal in a few hours. He was 54 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David J. Foster
Vermont
Foster
Fall River Unions to Meet on Textile Strike Action
The four unions affiliated with the Textile Council plan meetings tomorrow night to discuss and vote on a strike in Fall River textile mills to take effect Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall, River
Fall River
Textile Council
Foster Led Vermont Delegation in 57th to 61st Congresses
Mr. Foster represented Vermont's first district from the start of the Fifty-seventh Congress and chaired the House Foreign Affairs Committee in the last year of the Sixty-first Congress. He led the U S delegation to the International Institute of Agriculture's general assembly in Rome last year and headed the delegation at Mexico's independence celebration in September 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Vermont
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
General Assembly
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Textile unions weigh 10 percent mill raise in Fall River
Executive committee arranged meetings with the council today. A special Textile Council session will ratify actions and hear reports. Fall River Iron Works Mills announced a 10 percent raise to take effect March 2 percent, likely to be accepted, while other city mills had granted 5 percent. The Fall River Cotton Manufacturers' Association held a secret conference after the 10 percent boost was announced and opposed a 15 percent rise noted earlier by its secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Council
Fall River Iron Works
Fall River Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
P. Borden
Iron Works Mills
Borden Mills
Iron Works Company
Popular Vermont Congressman Foster Dies at Washington
Burlington Vermont reports the death of Congressman Foster a beloved state figure Long noted for public service starting in the State Senate in 1892 He also served as state tax commissioner railroad board chairman and finally as a federal representative He leaves a widow and three daughters Mildred Matilde and Mabel all in Washington awaiting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Foster
Washington
State Senate
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Mildred
Matilde
Mabel Foster
Take Stomach Rite Home Today Indigestion Relief
Advertisement touts Take Stomach Rite Home Today promising relief from indigestion or constipation. Lacks verifiable details or sources but presents a bold health claim to readers.
Sensational charges brought against Colonel Lombard
The Coast Artillery officer Colonel Walter E. Lombard faces a special board of military examiners at 10 o'clock this morning to probe conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman and neglect of duty. Allegations include public intoxication at the Copley Square Hotel on Washington's Birthday, intoxication before enlisted men at Fort Andrews, and improper stories at a Fall River banquet in uniform, with Attorney General James M. Swift named as a witness. The board will assess mental and military qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Lombard
Coast Artillery Corps
Board of Military Examiners
Adjutant General's Office
Massachusetts State Militia
Lombard
Copley Square
Washington
Fort Andrews
Fall River
James M. Swift
Colonel Lombard Accused of Public Attacks on Officers
Charges allege Colonel Lombard criticised Adjutant General Pearson and the military examining board as unfair to Captain Herbert A. Lombard. He allegedly insulted Captain Frederick M. Whiting at a corps officers dinner by calling him a jackass and accusing him of incompetence and humbug. The remarks were reportedly made in front of enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard
Pearson
Military Examining Board
Herbert A. Lombard
Frederick M. Whiting
Whiting
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Tria
Ovgins
Rev. A.A. Stockdale Braves
California
Maxim
Service A la Carte
D’avinos Orchestra
Maxim's
Harrison Avenue
Boston Tavern
Washington St
Paxteten Street
Hinckley & Woods
Federal Insurance Company
Kilby Street
Mass
Ney
Beatrice Farnham Otto
Beloe
A. M
Geta
Prp. M
Quincy Alki Uhy
Room
Cate
Cruickshanks
Conand
le Beer
Pippins
Long
Congress
Bie
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