Suit follows Babe's coming in a New York case
Claude F. Day, president of Day Manufacturing Company, sues Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Turner for 100000 dollars alleging alienation of his wife's affections. Day testified that his mother-in-law opposed his marriage and warned against having a child, harming his relationship before the September 18 birth at 318 West Eighty-fourth Street.
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New York
Claude F. Day
West One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
Day Manufacturing Company
Jersey City
Charles H. Turner
Supreme Court
Arthur S. Tompkins
White Plains
Turner
Day
Classmates Attend Somerville Funeral for Miss Burroughs
Miss Ethel Burroughs, a Smith College student who died Monday evening after jumping from a carriage in Goshen, was buried at Woodlawn Cemetery from her parents’ home 11 Landers Street Somerville. Present were fellow students Doris her chum and Mr and Mrs Beckwith, the carriage occupants. Reverend E S Tead officiated.
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Ethel Burroughs
Smith College
Goshen
Landers Street
Somerville
Doris
Beckwith
Burroughs
E. S. Tead
Prospect Hill
Hamlet death fuels plea for no action against lawmaker
Henry Abel, shot in the street at Waynesville by David L. Boyd, Haywood County representative, died after requesting that no action be taken against Boyd for the fatal shooting. The incident stemmed from Abel's interference in a street fight.
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Asheville
N. C
Henry Abel
Waynesville
David L. Boyd
Haywood County
North Carolina
Abel
Boyd
Divorce case at stake over alienation of affection suit
Testimony ended in a cross suit for divorce as Mrs. Perry denied receiving money clothes and other items from Charles E Moore. Perry seeks 25000 damages for alienation of affection. Witnesses described Moore mental illness and past alcohol problems while custody and guardianship for the Perry child were debated.
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Charles E. Moore
William E. Perry
Moore
Perry
Leroy B. Crandon
Commonwealth Avenue
City Hospital
Cromwell
Conn
Dr. Crandon
Joseph W. Moore
Charles FE. Moore
Franks Plasso Youngest in Confirmation Class
Little Frank G. Placco aged 11 was among many to receive the rite of confirmation at the Church of St John the Evangelist in Winthrop. Archbishop O Connell administered the sacrament and the boy, son of Joseph Placco of Winthrop Centre, was the youngest recipient and received congratulations after the ceremonies.
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Frank G. Placco
Archbishop O'Connell
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Winthrop
Joseph Placco
Winthrop Centre
Snake den turns danger as rattlers surround trio
In Middletown New York on May 21 James Babcock near Bog Meadow Pond led two companions to a noted snake den when six large rattlesnakes over six feet long coiled around them. Babcock drew warning fire from his son who arrived with a gun and shot the snakes.
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Middletown
N. Y
James Babcock
Bog Meadow Pond
Babcock
Bowler Granted Release From East Cambridge Jail
George P. Bowler former Harvard student serving a year for forgery was freed from the East Cambridge House of Correction as his term expired. Guardian Richard W. Hale of Hale Grinnell escorted him away amid creditors and attorneys seeking arrest on habeas grounds. Bowler then left for Boston and reportedly proceeded to New York.
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George P. Bowler
Harvard
House of Correction
East Cambridge
Bowler
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
George P. Blake
Boston
Young Bowler
New York
Hale
Barnett Bennett
Yale Athletes Seek Ban on Merry Widows Hats
In New Haven on May 21 a petition to Yale baseball management requests banning Merry Widow hats from stands during championship games versus Harvard and Princeton. It argues the hats disrupt viewing as spectators must move seats, proposing hat wearers be moved to the roof.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Two Die and Others Hurt in Queen's Hotel Fire
London Ont May 21 Two persons are dead and one missing after a fire destroyed the Queen's Hotel at Tilstonburg Miss Gray milliner of Tilstonburg and Clarence Gernard commercial traveller of Toronto are the dead Thomas Wheatly bartender is missing Several guests were injured in the blaze
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London
Ont
Queen's Hotel
Tilstonburg
Miss Gray
Clarence Gernard
Toronto
Thomas Wheatly
The Haircut
Jimmy Judkins endures a first real haircut at the barber. He expects pride but resents the result as his cropped head and large ears loom in the mirror. He hides in the barn until supper, then climbs back in for comfort from his mother’s jam and the hope that the hair will grow again.
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Jimmy Judkins
Jimmy
Johnson
Restoring Complexions Skin Tints with Sartain Mixture
A vintage recipe cites two ounces Rose Water one ounce Spirits of Cologne four ounces Sartain crystallized dissolved in a pint of hot water then cooled adds the Rose Water and Cologne strained and stored air tight. Applied twice daily after washing, results allegedly appear after a few uses and may become permanent.
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Cologne
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