Mrs Robins to Speak at Boston Women Voters Meeting
Mrs. Raymond Robins a national figure in women’s labor groups will address the Boston League of Women Voters at timer Hall tonight during her week long Boston visit. She will speak at Tremont Temple Monday and appear at a dinner at the Women’s City Club Saturday evening.
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Raymond Robins
Omen
National Reblican Party
Naional Women’s Trade League
International Congress of Working Women
Boston Ague of Women Voters
Timer Hall
Robins
Boston
Tremont Jem
New England
Women’s Trade Union League
Wirt Dexter
Commonwealth
Women’s City Club
Mystery Letter Tied to Otterson Murder Case
A new clue emerges in the Otterson murder in Hooksett as an anonymous coded threat letter, postmarked Portland, Me., Dec. 15, 1919, targets John L. Otterson and his family. The letter warns of danger to Maurice and Howard Otterson and is being reviewed by county authorities and senior counsel Robert C. Murchie.
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Otterson
John L. Otterson
Maurice S. Otterson
Hoeksett
N. H
Howard
Marion Loynes Otterson
Concord
Hooksett
Hookset N. H
Portland, Me
Osterson
Maurice
Robert C. Murchie
Woman seeks relief from notes totaling $22,000
Winifred V. Blanchard of this city filed a bill of equity in Suffolk County Superior Court seeking to stop D. Margaret Headley and Phineas C. Headley of Fairhaven from collecting notes totaling 22000. She alleges damages to her reputation and business as proprietor of a private school due to the Headleys' actions.
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Winifred V. Blanchard
Boston
New York
Suffolk County Superior Court
D. Margaret Headley
Phineas C. Headley
Fairhaven
Wealthy camp saga on Naskatucket Island leads to legal action
Miss Blanchard alleges D. Margaret Headley and family induced her to select Naskatucket Island off Fairhaven for a summer camp, promised a 60 year lease, and to advance funds for a bungalow. She says she invested 300 and gave notes for 22,000, faced mortgage demands, insurance, and an ejectment suit in New Pedford District Court after parents withdrew their children.
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Miss Blanchard
Naskatucket Island
Fairhaven
D. Margaret Headley
Headleys
New Pedford
Western Union Extends Money Transfers to Canada
The Western Union Telegraph Company announces that personal or business communications may now be embodied in telegraphic transfers of money to Canadian points. This privilege has long been enjoyed within the United States and the extension will fulfill a long felt want.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
United States
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Boylston St
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Andrew J. Lloyd Company
Hood
Nutfield
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Keke
Butler
Wan Butler
Boston Post
P. K
Paris
Marmola Co
Woodward
Detroit
Mich
Reryu
Butler’s Boys
Norfolk
Our Children’s Department
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