Bank Arson and Aird Theft Case Leads to New Arrests
United States District Attorney Asa P. French, returning from Washington, expects additional arrests in the National City Bank of Cambridge default case. George W. Coleman and his associate Lockhart face continued court action with a possible plea change tied to Lockhart's stance. William A. Morse, counsel for the defendants, plans talks with French on potential statements.
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Washington
Boston
United States
Asa P. French
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Dstrict
French
Coleman
Lockhart
William A. Morse
Danoe Club Dance Party Tonight in Upham’s Corner
The Onaway Danoe Club hosts its third annual dancing party this evening in Wheelock Hall Upham's Corner. A voting contest will select the most popular club with a silk banner awarded to the winner.
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Onaway Danoe Club
Wheelock Hall
Upham’s Corner
Glover's Own Pistol Evidence in Will Case Testimony
Seymour testifies about Clarence’s alleged past actions and family clashes while Attorney Scott presses for motives. Elmore objects to questions about indictments for stealing and media headlines dominate discussion. Judge McIntyre limits scope to the will case and admonishes against off topic testimony.
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Seymour
Scott
Clarence
William
Elmore
Is Thinning Embarrassing or Desirable in Society
The article argues that thinness invites neglect and ridicule while well proportioned figures attract friendship and love. It cites digestive efficiency and nutrition absorption as causes of thinness and discusses a dubious tonic with tincture cadomene claimed to add weight. It then blends in unrelated court notes about restitution, witness statements, and medical testimony from a murder case, linking varied topics in a single column.
New Cacium cream stops itching and heals skin conditions
A chemist offers Cacium as a rapid relief cream for eczema acne herpes pimples blackheads psoriasis itching piles tetter salt rheum and general skin diseases. Sold by druggists in 10c and 25c boxes. A 10c box is claimed to verify all statements.
Court hears Glover case testimony and hospital calls
In a Worcester court the trial agenda centers on Dr. MacDonald testimony and the handling of statements about Mrs. Glover. Details cover patient status, possible operation talk, and the night hospital communications as officers and attorneys negotiate admissible testimony.
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Scott
Seymour
William L. Glover
Silas Pierce
Elmore
Gove
Clarence
Lillian Glover
Glover
MacDonald
Cousens
McKenna
Higgins
Weir
Bernard W. Stanley
Waltham
Dr. Cousens
Mr. Glover
Sperry Lecture on Gyroscope Aids Ship Steadying
Elmer A. Sperry of New York city spoke to about 300 students and friends at Huntington Hall last evening on the gyroscope and its practical use in steadying ships reducing motion aiding aerial flight and serving as a compass.
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MacLaurin
Technology
Elmer A. Sperry
New York City
Huntington Hall
Women Storm Capitol doors in White House crowd
Washington March 30 a crowd of about 2000 women mostly from Massachusetts surged toward the White House executive office doors. As the doors opened chaos followed with fainting, torn clothing and hatpins. Onlookers initially misread it as a suffragette protest before learning the group consisted mainly of teachers and their students.
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Washington
White House
Massachusetts
Women Camp on White House Lawn for Easter Visit
Crowds of women line the White House lawn during Easter vacation awaiting admission to see the President. New England Congressmen help organize the groups as a crowd swirls past a brave Green Mountain maid who keeps order. The President, originally expecting 800 visitors, greets about 2000 before delaying further calls to handle a Canadian issue. Winthrop High School pupils join the Washington visit amid the melee.
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White House
New England
Green Mountain
Molly Stark
Winthrop High School
Washington
Actress barred from church play moves audience to tears
Dorothy Wheaton a 16 year old amateur actress sat in the St. John's Church presentation in West Newton as state police barred her from playing Patsy in His Model Wife. Her role was filled by Alice Fessenden with cast including Kenneth Wilson John Condit Ellis Gammons Frances Richardson Vera Rumery Marion Dean Vernon Douglas Evelyn Cunningham Eleanor West and others under acting manager Melville Richardson and stage manager Ellis Gammons.
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Letter Perfect
Alice Fessenden
Kenneth Wilson
John Condit
Ellis Gammons
Frances Richardson
Vera Rumery
Marion Dean
Vernon Douglas
Evelyn Cunningham
Margaret Wheaton
Dorothy Cunningham
G. B. Macomber, Jr
Eleanor West
Martin Condit
Melville A. Richardson
Ellis Giymons
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Fred Anch Reeves
T Beeman
Danoe Club
Mrs. Glover
Dr. MacDonald
Clarence Glover
Post
Smith & Wesson
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Clinton St
Newark
N.J
U.S.A
Houghton & Dutton
Hunt Drug Co
Woodward Drug Co
Montein’s
Walker & Rintels Co
Glover Will
AY East Cambridge
Sunday’s Post
Gibson
Goodyear
Russia
Dressy
James A
P. H. Magrane
Pres
Houston Company
P. B. Magrane, Trens
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