Head Swelled After Hair Treatment Trial In Roxbury
Brookline gardener George N. Barnett told Judge Creed in Municipal Court that a scalp treatment by Emily J. Roberts caused his head to swell to the skin's full extent. He seeks damages up to $1000 for suffering and lost time, denying hair straightening was the goal. Trial resumes tomorrow as he recounts burning sensations, sleepless nights, and a doctor’s prescription after the procedure.
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George N. Barnett
Brookline
Creed
Emily J. Roberts
Windsor Street
Roxbury
Cooper
Miss Roberts
Mr. Lewis
Arnett
Barnett
Lewis
Worcester Girl Elected to BU Law Class Book Board
Susanne M. Pinichea of Worcester has been elected to the board for the class book at Boston University Law School. She chairs the Girls' Council and serves on the Damages committee and Worcester County Club secretary. The class book will be issued in early June.
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Susanne M. Pinichea
Worcester
Boston University Law School
Miss Pinichea
Law School
Girls’ Council
Worcester County Club
Susanne M. Pinicher
$75,000 Checklinked to Oil Colony Trial Tangle
Chief Inspector McGarr testified he secured a $75,000 certified check from Mrs Brightwell in a case tied to Mrs Katherine Brightwell and Charles M Brightwell 1% alleged agents of Oil Colony Foreign Exchange Company. The check was intended to be cashed after a mob stormed the company offices on Aug 13. The check’s location remains unclear though McGarr turned it over to Captain Armstrong. He also secured checks totaling $19996.20 from John J Cummings, attorney for auditor William R Bouchie, which were given to police the next morning.
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John R. McGarr
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Katherine W. Brightwell
Charles M. Brightwell
Oil Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Superior Criminal Court
Cummings
Bouchie
Evening events fill Boston schedule today
Today features a Chamber luncheon at Copley Plaza at 12:30 p m. An afternoon Boston League of Women Voters meeting starts at 2 p m. Alumni dinners, club meetings, lectures, concerts and balls fill the evening from 6 p m. to 8:30 p m. with gatherings at Somerset, Parker House, Public Library, City Club, Copley Plaza, and Hibernian Hall Roxbury.
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Chamber of Commerce
Copley Plaza
Boston League of Women Voters
B. U. Law School
Hotel Somerset
Boston
National Association Cost Accountants
Parker House
George G. Mills
Bellamy Club
Public Library
Ambassador Morgenthau
Gatined Union
Best B U Business Students Are Honored
Sixteen seniors and two juniors from Boston University College of Business Administration were initiated into the Delta Mu Delta honor society, limited to top seventh of seniors and top two juniors. Dean Everett W. Lord spoke on The Hero as a Business Man at a University Union ceremony followed by a college banquet. Initiates include Walter Ebury, Frederick A. Ashley, Flora Levin, and Katherine M. Whalen. two juniors are Ernest S. Curtis and Phillip I. Towle.
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Boston University College of Business Administration
The
Delta
Mu Delta
Everett W. Lord
College of Business Administration
University Union
Walter E ~Bury
Frederick A. Ashley
Peimoreig
Babbitt
Ralph E. Brown
George A. Fellows
David C. Gordon
Ida E. Greenwood
Harold T. Houston
Patrick T. Kennealy
Flora Levin
Horace A. Mann
Edward E. Peterson
Daniel H. Ross
Gentaro Takahashi
Wilfred B. Wells
Katherine M.whalen
Ernest S. Curtis
Phillip I. Towle
Falls From Third Story In New York Fatal
Isaac Silverman of Boston aged years, died today from a fall from a third story window at 312 West Forty-Eighth street. He had arrived in New York with his son for treatment of nervous indigestion and may have suffered a dizzy spell near a rear window before the fatal plunge. He was a longtime shoe salesman with A. F. Cowan Shoe Company and retired about five months ago due to ill health.
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New York
Isaac Silverman
Boston
West Forty-Eighth Street
Silverman
A. F. Cowan Shoe Company
Nuxated Iron Endorsed by Leaders for Blood Health
Claim for pale watery blood remedy cites endorsements by former U S senators judges physicians and prominent figures including the Pope. The advertisement says over 4 million users yearly rely on Nuxated Iron to build red blood strength and endurance available at druggists.
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United States
U. S
Rome
Pharmacie Normale
Hotelman urges sales tax as simple fair tax
John J. McCarthy proprietor of the Quincy House and Essex Hotel and former Hotel Men's Association president urges a 1 percent sales tax on all sales to replace the income tax. He argues the tax is easy to pay, lacks exemptions, and would raise revenue with minimal burden. He dismisses concerns about tax on tax and calls for a peace-time, simplified system.
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John J. McCarthy
Quincy House
Essex Hotel
Hotel Men’s Association
Publc
Pastor Resigns in Manchester to Join Mission Board
The Rev Milford R Foshay pastor of the First Baptist Church in Manchester New Hampshire tonight tendered his resignation to accept a position with a mission board He previously served as an army chaplain in the world war.
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Manchester
N. H
Milford R. Foshay
First Baptist Church
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Claiming Health Boost
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safer calomel substitute for liver and bowel support. It promises pink skin clear of pimples bright eyes and buoyant feeling by stimulating bile flow and relieving constipation. Sold widely for 15c and 30c per box with nightly use recommended.
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W. H. Lewis
Blake
Washington Street
Carter
Brucewood
Earl & Wilson Morny
B. U
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Ipswich
Wolf’s
MY Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Maurice Ketten
Stlish
M’garr
Best B. U. Business
Boston University
Dean T. Lawrence Davis
Society
Hhe Delta Mu Delta
Scott’s
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Illinois
MEN
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Rae
Nealinas Mans
Filene’s
J. J. McCarthy
Lloyd's
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Summer St
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