State Gas Auto Course Attracts 300 Students
Three hundred students have enrolled in the gas auto course offered by the State Division of University Extension. The class opened with strong attendance on Tuesday evening, March 1, at the Massachusetts Normal Art School in Exeter and Newbury streets. Tuition is free with a small enrolment charge. The course aims to teach automobile owners in the Boston area about operation and maintenance. The class is split into two sections at 6 and 8 pm weekly, and enrolments may close after tonight due to demand.
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State Division of University Extension
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Boston
Division of University Extension
Mother Accused of Kidnapping Marion Hill in Boston
Fred R. Hill claims his separated wife Mrs. Mary G. Hill abducted their five year old daughter Marion Alice Hill from 467 East Eighth Street South Boston after being left in custody with her parents. He notes playmate Lillian Buland testified the kidnapper was not Marion’s mother and recalls an extra custody arrangement with visits once a week.
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Mary G. Hill
Marion Alice Hill
East Eighth Street
Boston
Fred R. Hill
Post
Hill
Lillian Buland
Marion
Buland
Archbishop Mannix in Paris en route to Rome for Vatican visit
Archbishop Mannix of Australia arrived quietly in Paris on his way to Rome for an official visit with the Pope and to report on his diocese. He will likely depart for Rome tomorrow and will stay with English-speaking Catholics during his Paris stay. He declined interviews, but via his secretary indicated willingness to take the oath of allegiance upon returning to Australia if requested by Melbourne.
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Paris
Mannix
Australia
Rome
Melbourne
Olive Tablets Offered as Calomel Substitute
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless liver and bowel laxative. It claims quick relief with fewer dental side effects than calomel, addressing headaches dullness and sluggishness from constipation. Available 15c and 30c.
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Dr. Edwards
Smith Denies He Accused Lloyd in Loyal Coalition Row
Randolph Wellford Smith ex secretary of the Loyal Coalition was arrested in Worcester on Sunday andcontinued to April 4 in Boston. He denied accusing Demorest Lloyd of being responsible for his troubles. Much is held in abeyance including a book Smith wrote that he wanted the Coalition to publish. Demarest Lloyd president of the Loyal Coalition issued a statement about Smith and recent news accounts describing him as an ex staff member.
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Randolph Wellford Smith
Loyal Coalition
Worcester
Boston
Demorest Lloyd
Smith
Coalition
Demarest Lloyd
The
Randolph Welford Smith
Central Court
Elizabeth Shepard Smith
Smith declines interview as case moves toward hearing
Mr. Smith refuses to discuss the matter and says a full statement will come after the hearing, following his attorney’s advice. He denies claims about Lloyd paying for witnesses and says he will not leave town. Mrs. Smith and Elizabeth Shepard Smith were seen after court. Attorney Coughlin expects a later statement and believes Smith will clear himself. Royal Coalition reps deny prosecution acts as reprisals over alleged betrayal.
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Smith
Boston
Alfred H. Coughlin
Lloyd
Central Court
Coughlin
Royal Coalition
Resignation of Official Noted by Executive Committee
A statutory charge states that on October 10, 1920 the official resigned 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 before judge
March 21 report from Clinton states the State Board of Health urged a $100 fine for water added to milk by John Woodland, a Watertown Newton contractor. Judge Jonathan Smith set a $50 fine for Owen McHugh after eighteen samples from cans at Harvard farm showed dilution. Woodland had paid McHugh $4 to water the milk balances.
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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
London March 21 J Austen Chamberlain chancellor of the exchequer was elected leader of the House of Commons and leader of the Unionist party in the House of Commons at a Carlton Club meeting. The vote was unanimous and 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 City Magistrate Harry H. Dale notes a town would be better with a brewery on every block rather than poison selling dives. Frederick Howard, a mechanical dentist, faced a charge from Abraham Shapiro over alleged name calling. Howard admitted drinking whiskey, claimed it might be home brew. The magistrate, recounting a congressional prediction, said the working man should have beer and suspended sentence.
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New York
Harry H. Dale
Gates Avenues
Frederick Howard
Gates
Abraham Shapiro
Gates Avenue
Howard
Congress
Washington
Palmer
Shapiro
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