State offers gas auto course with 300 enrollments
Three hundred students have enrolled in the gas and auto course offered by the State Division of University Extension. The class opened March 1 at the Massachusetts Normal Art School in Boston. Tuition is free with a small enrolment charge. Two sections meet Tuesdays at 6 and 8. Enrolment may close after tonight due to high demand.
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State Division of University Extension
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Boston
Division of University Extension
Mother Accused in Missing Child Case in South Boston
Fred R. Hill, father of Marion Alice Hill, alleges his former wife Mrs. Mary G. Hill kidnapped their 5 year old daughter from South Boston after a custody arrangement. He cites playmate testimony by Ittle Buland doubting the mother’s guilt and recalls Marion was briefly with the couple’s in Roxbury before living with him.
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Mary G. Hill
Marion Alice Hill
East Eighth Street
Boston
Fred R. Hill
Post
Marion
Australian Archbishop Mannix Arrives in Paris En Route to Rome
Archbishop Mannix of Australia arrived quietly in Paris for a visit to Rome and to report on his diocese. He may depart for Rome tomorrow and will meet Paris clergy of English-speaking Catholics. He refused press interviews but indicated no objection to taking an oath of allegiance on returning to Australia if requested by the Australian government.
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Paris
Mannix
Australia
Rome
Melbourne
Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Promise Quick Laxative Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative and liver aid, claiming they replace calomel and quickly relieve dullness and sluggishness from constipation. The tiny olive colored tablets are sold for 15¢ and 30¢.
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Dr. Edwards
Smith Denies Accusations In Loyal Coalition Row
Randolph Wellford Smith ex secretary of the Loyal Coalition was arrested in Worcester and had his case continued to April 4 in Boston. He denied charging Demorest Lloyd with causing his troubles. A book by Smith, intended for Coalition publication, is reportedly being held. Demarest Lloyd, president of the Coalition, issued a statement about the arrest and related accounts.
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Randolph Wellford Smith
Loyal Coalition
Worcester
Boston
Demorest Lloyd
Smith
Coalition
Demarest Lloyd
The
Smith declines interview says will issue statement later
Mr. Smith refuses to discuss the case and plans a statement after the hearing. He travels with Elizabeth Shepard Smith as spectators gather at Central Court. Attorney Alfred H. Coughlin expects a later statement and expresses confidence in Smith's exoneration. Loyal Coalition reps deny prosecution aims at reprisal over alleged betrayal.
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Mr. Smith
Elizabeth Shepard Smith
Smith
Keefe
Alfred H. Coughlin
Lloyd
Central Court
Coughlin
Resignation of Official Amid Legal Coalition Crisis
A statutory charge states the official resigned on October 10 1920 at the request of members of the executive committee of the Legal Coalition and has taken no active part in its affairs since the close of the national Democratic convention in San Francisco early last July.
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Legal Coalition
San Francisco
Watered milk case at Harvard farm prompts higher fine
In Clinton on March 21 a State Board of Health objection seeks a $100 fine for John Woodland the milk contractor active in Watertown Waverley and Newton. The board argues water was added to milk bought by Owen McHugh of Harvard. Judge Jonathan Smith set a $50 fine for McHugh who sold altered milk though eighteen cans from McHugh’s Harvard farm showed water addition.
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Clinton
State Board of Health Bureau of Foods Today
Jonathan Smith
John Woodland
Watertown
Waverley
Newton
Owen McHugh
Harvard
Woodland
McHugh
Smith
Chamberlain Elected to Succeed Bonar Law Leader of Commons
J Austen Chamberlain chosen unopposed as leader of the House of Commons and Unionist party in the Commons at the Carlton Club. He succeeds Andrew Bonar Law who retired due to ill health.
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London
Associated Press
J. Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Carlton Club
Andrew Bonar Law
Makes strong plea for beer
In New York a Gates Avenue court heard Frederick Howard a mechanical dentist charged with name calling. Magistrate Harry H Dale lamented the lack of beer and condemned prohibitionists while suspending sentence after Shapiro apologized.
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Harry H. Dale
Gates Avenue
Frederick Howard
Gates
Abraham Shapiro
Howard
Congress
Washington
Palmer
Shapiro
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