Legal Battle Begins Today Over Christian Science Publishing
Trustees of the Christian Science Publishing Company go before Justice Braley in Massachusetts Supreme Court to challenge church directors. Plaintiffs seek to block a competing publishing venture and challenge trustee Rowlands removal as per Mr Bates representing church directors.
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Christian Science Publishing Company
Justice Braley
Massachusetts Supreme Court
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Christian Science Church
Lamont Rowlands
Boston and
Picayune
Mr. Rowlands
Herbert W. Eustace
Boston
David R. Ogden
Brookline
Family ties disclosed by sign in war torn France
A Providence soldier Henry G. Choquet of Battery A, 103d Regiment, found his name on a hanging sign in a ruined town in France. He traced kinship to General Louis Choquet of Paris and Lt Robert Choquet of the French Artillery. The search uncovered a 300 year elapsed lineage from Canada to France and the soldier’s family link.
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Providence
Henry Choquet
France
Henry G. Choquet
Young Choquet
Henry
Choquet
Canada
Fitchburg Soldier Weds Belgian Heroine
Corporal Romuald Delisle of Fitchburg marries Miss Aimee de Weng of Brussels in Paris after a wartime romance. The couple plan to settle in Fitchburg once arrangements allow, and Delisle remains in the army abroad. The Belgian nurse and her mother escaped German danger and aided wounded Allied soldiers.
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Fitchburg
Jacques Delisle
Clarendon Street
Hapty
Romuald Delisle
Aimee de Weng
Brussels
Edith Cavel
France
Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris
Delisle
St. Joseph's School
Miss de Weng
Smith College to Host Social Work Training School
A summer training school for social work will be conducted at Smith College under President William L. Neilson, F. Stuart Chapin, and Miss Mary C. Jarrett. The eight week program offers theoretical instruction with winter practical training in large cities.
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Northampton
Smith College
William L. Neilson
F. Stuart Chapin
Sociological Department
The
College
Mary C. Jarrett
Boston
Thought Dead Marine Walks In Alive After Year
A 23 year old marine long presumed dead by the War Department returns to the Portsmouth area. He is a sharpshooter who earned the French Croix de Guerre and is on a 30 day furlough before discharge at the naval hospital. His sister Miss Blanche Riley, employed at the local establishment, identified him.
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War Department
Blanche Riley
Blanche
Leon D. Sullivan
Riley
Marines
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Factory Girls Now Get Recreation in Cambridge
Dancing singing and games break the noon hour in Cambridge factories as Miss Martha N. Brooks of the Cambridge YWCA supervises noonday recreation. She says wartime work created a large opportunity and the weekly parties offer wholesome, refreshing activities for the workers.
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Cambridge
Martha N. Brooks
Cambridge Yy. W. C. A
Miss Brooks
Ambassador Page estate left to widow in New York probate
Walter Hines Page former ambassador to the Court of St James died in Pinehurst North Carolina last December. His New York probate filing shows the estate above 100000 dollars and all property goes to his widow executrix. No provision for his three sons and daughter Katharine Page Loring of Boston noted. He reportedly held extensive holdings in other states.
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Katharine Page Loring
Boston
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Tricolette
Silk Faille
Jersey
Georgette Crepe
Crepe de
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Supreme Court
California
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ALAS
Smith
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Butler
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Sample Shoe Shop Co
Blake Bldg
Temple Place
Ambassador Page
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