Greatest naval victory and world records shattered
An ornate wartime triumph claim extols a battleship Fitzpatrick victory and global dominance at sea and land. The piece touts merchant tailoring, elite cutters from Fifth Avenue, and a dramatic note on a tragic 14 year old death from snoring related causes. It also mentions a humorist Bill Nye and financial troubles of his widow with a Buck Shoals NC home sold under mortgage foreclosure.
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Fitzpatrick
Merchant Tailoring
Fifth Ave
New York
Arden ‘Park
Bill: Nye
Kiss ban in Neenah schools targets older pupils
Neenah Wisconsin May 12 The school board bans kissing among students over 12. Expulsion for older children caught in the act. Under 12 to be spanked by the principal. Board cites microbes and moral danger as reasons.
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Neenah, Wis
Neenah
Mothers versus clubs over child protection in New York
Mrs A M Palmer sharply attacked the New York City Federation of Women's Clubs at the Hotel Cumberland over a motion to protect public school children. She argued the federation neglects its responsibilities as mothers, contrasting care for animals with child welfare and demanding clear limits on the federation’s work.
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New York
A. M. Palmer
New York City
Federation
Mrs. Gordon
Mother in law Court Affirms Husband’s Control of Home
Ohio Supreme Court sanctions a married man’s authority to rule his domicile against his mother in law. The ruling upholds the husband as master of the house even if the wife owns the property, permitting him to deny entry and use force if necessary.
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Columbus, CO
Circuit Court of
Erie County
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Haywood Freed After Flag Desecration Charge
In Denver on May 12 Justice Hynd discharged William D. Haywood, secretary of the Western Federation of Miners, who had faced a charge of flag desecration over a circular bearing a picture of the flag and the question Is Colorado in America. The ruling ends the case against the labor leader in this matter.
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Denver
Col
Hynd
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado
America
Pelletier Congratulated on Promotion at Union Institution
William 8 Pelletier is praised after election as second vice-president of the Union Institution for Savings. He has served since the bank’s founding, first as auditor and clerk, then treasurer for 18 years. Thomas J Kelly succeeds him as treasurer. Pelletier is father of Joseph Co Pelletier, noted lawyer and leader of the Knights of Columbus in Massachusetts.
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William
Pelletier
Union’ Institution For Savings
Thomas J. Kelly
Joseph Co. Pelletier
Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
Brewery Restraining Order Vacated by Judge
Judge Fessenden in the equity division yesterday vacated the restraining order against Waldberg Brewing Company. The order had barred certain union employees and officers of locals 14 and 29 from conspiring to strike or paying strike benefits. The case returns to court to proceed on its merits.
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Fessenden
Superior Court
Waldberg Brewing Company
Rkmen
Now Free to Begin Northern Avenue Work
The land needed for the Northern avenue and bridge project from Oliver street to Commonwealth docks has been handed to the city auditor by Colonel J H Benton Jr counsel for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad enabling the work to proceed.
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Northern Avenue
Oliver Street
Boston Harbor
Commonwealth Docks
J. H. Benton
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