Moth Quarantine Plan Considered by Federal Board
Washington May 4 The Federal Horticultural Board will hear plans for quarantining the New England states to prevent gypsy and browntail moth spread. Experts say favorable conditions accelerated WWII spread with new infections in 46 Maine towns 45 New Hampshire towns 23 Vermont towns 14 Massachusetts towns and 3 Connecticut towns.
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Federal Horticultural Board
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Population figure for Houlton Maine rises to 6191
The city of Houlton in Maine was recorded at a population of 6191, reflecting a 5.9 percent increase. The May 4 report confirms the municipal census result and notes growth since the previous tally.
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Washington
Houlton
Marion Otterson Cleared Of Murder In New Hampshire
In Concord the jury found Marion Otterson not guilty of Maurice Otterson s murder after hours of deliberation. The courtroom crowd cheered and relatives embraced her as she returned home with her husband Howard Otterson and family. Judge Branch explained reasonable doubt and the law’s two degrees of murder and manslaughter, while Attorney General Young urged a verdict of guilty in the first degree.
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Howard Otterson
John S. Otterson
John J. Otterson
Marion
Harriet Laynes
Otterson
Hookset
Robert
Murchie
Tie
Ana Ggne
Post
Marion Otterson
New Hampshire
Marion Grierson
Maurice Otterson
Maurice
Public testimony on Father John’s Medicine from Roxbury mother
Mrs Anna Carbone of 38 Julian Street Roxbury Mass says she has long used Father John’s Medicine and finds coughs or colds easier. She states thousands of mothers share her view that the medicine builds flesh and strength from pure food elements and is guaranteed free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Anna Carbone
Julian St
Roxbury
Mass
Father John
Defense Argues Motive Question in Otterson Case
In a closing argument, defense attorney contends the state must prove motive in the Marion Otterson murder case. He questions a bandit theory, attacks the state's evidence handling, and urges jurors to doubt the prosecution’s narrative about establishing cold-blooded murder. He asserts Marion’s story and family support suggest innocence.
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Marion Ottersen
Maurice Otterson
Marion Otterson
Mrs Field Weds Again in London
Nancy Perkins Field widow of Henry Marshall Field of Chicago married Arthur Donald Lambert Field Tree in London on May 4. The bride, a niece of Lady Astor, was given away by Viscount Astor. Tree is son of Lady Beatty by a prior marriage, making him a cousin by marriage to the bride. Attendees included Lady Astor and her children, with Astor boys escorting the newlyweds.
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London
Nancy Perkins Field
Henry Marshall Field
Chicago
Arthur Donald Lambert Field Tree
Lady Astor
Viscount Astor
Mr. Tree
Lady Beatty
Admiral Viscount Beatty
Mr. Field
New York
Charles Dana Gibson
Miss Gibson
Astor
Lord Astor
John Jacob
David
Medical Mission Centennial Celebration at New Old South Church
The Medical Mission of New England marks its 100th anniversary with a Sunday service at 4 o clock. Students from across New England will attend the mass meeting. President Ellen F Pendleton of Wellesley College and speakers Dr Cornelius Patton Dr Francis Heath and Dr Cyril Huse will address the gathering. D Brewer Eddy will preside as stereopticon pictures illustrate mission growth and ongoing needs.
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Medical Mission of
New England
New Old South Church
Ellen F. Pendleton
Wellesley College
Cornelius Patton
Francis Heath
China
Cyril Huse
D. Brewer Eddy
Medical Inc
Doe Pulls Artist Into Ocean at Provincetown
A doe wandered from the woods into artist Lawrence Grant's yard in Provincetown on May 4. Grant chased by his dog was pulled into the water when the doe swam out to sea. A boat retrieved Grant by rope, but the animal submerged again and dragged him back before they reached shore.
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Provincetown
Lawrence Grant
Grant
Invitation to Inspect for Purchase Choice
A notice invites readers to inspect freely whether to purchase or not. It emphasizes open access to the item and urges evaluation prior to making a purchase decision.
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