Two Thousand Veterinarians Sought for Army Service
Fort Riley Kansas reports from Washington state that 2000 veterinarians are needed for the reserve army at once. Major William W. Lusk, head of the post veterinary department, said the call comes as a national recruitment effort.
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Harbor Body Found. Ahern Tattoo Marks Identified Remains
A submerged body recovered from the harbor yesterday is identified in part by the tattooed name Ahern with a star anchor and religious emblem. The inscription appears on the corpse brought to the North Mortuary for viewing.
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Former Porto Rico Commissioner Tulio Larrinaga Dies at 70
Tulio Larrinaga former Porto Rico commissioner to Congress in Washington died in San Juan P R at age 70. His death was reported today in the city. He had served as a political figure in Puerto Rico and represented the island in Congress.
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Tulio Larrinaga
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Congress
Washington
Flag Raising at Boston University Sparks Student Cheer
Boston University students celebrated their first flag raising yesterday as the Stars and Stripes, donated by the Girls Glee Club, flew over the College of Liberal Arts on Boylston Street. Esther Nazarian led the glee club as the flag was hoisted amid student singing and bugle calls, with patriotic songs and the university song Clarrissima concluding the ceremony.
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America
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Woman Jailed for Contempt in Equity Case
Mrs. Delia Considine of Somerville was adjudged in contempt by Judge Jenney in the Superior Court equity session. She was ordered to prepare to go to jail Thursday after a master found she concealed money and refused to reveal its location.
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Jenney
Equity
Superior Court
David E. Fulton
George D. Smith
Bonnie Belle Smith
Brookline
Smith
Contested Estate Case In Somerville Details Assets Hidden
David B. Fulton administrator of Daniel Radley’s estate reports a 1916 Equity Court judgment against Mrs. Considine for 1441.58 after she allegedly hid assets. A special master found she received 1261 in 1914 from Radley while living with her husband at Oak Place. The May 1914 transfer was ruled null and void. she must repay with interest and costs.
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Somerville
Daniel Radley
Fulton
Equity
Considine
Arthur P. Stone
Oak Place
Radley
Considines
Equity Court
Warning on Waning Vitality and Medical Examination Day
The Life Extension Institute urges annual personal health checks, citing Medical Examination Day on December 6. It promotes spring cleansing of the blood with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, plus a regimen of fiber, fluids, and uric acid solvents like Anuric to combat kidney issues and overall weakness.
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M. DY
Life Extension Institute
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
V. M. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
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