Bargain Hand Bags and Cases Offered at Marked-Down Prices
A retailer advertises Ladies Hand Bags in colored morocco seal pigskin and black patent leather grained, some leather lined others silk lined, now 3.75 to 15.00 from 8.25 to 28.00. Also folding Tie Case in morocco or leather grained, silk lined, now 3.75 from 6.00 and 6.75. Manicure Case in morocco or leather grained with ebony fittings, now 5.50 from 9.00 and 9.75.
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Red
Morocco
Shepard Shoe
Shepard
Dorothy Dodd
Goodyear
Dresden
Unitarian Dinner Speaker Warns on Religion Neglect
Former Governor Curtis Guild warned at Tremont Temple during a Unitarian festival and dinner that churches neglect religious teaching and worship while overemphasizing social service, foreign policy, and politics.
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Curtis Guild
Tremont Temple
Festival draws two thousand ministers and wives
Two thousand attendees including ministers and their wives fill the auditorium for a religious festival. Mr. Guild presided as speakers J Randolph Coolidge Samuel W McCall and Rev A M Rihbany offered liberal religious addresses and urged neighborly faith respect. Coolidge spoke on tolls treaty in the Panama Canal and U S world-state outlook.
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Guild
J. Randolph Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel W. McCall
A. M. Rihbany
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Coolidge
United States
Siegel's Boston Books Missing From Trial Spotlight
New York May 27 Books of the Boston store of Henry Siegel were received by the district attorney as part of the Siegel affair inquiry. Prosecutors plan to move to indict Siegel and partner Frank E Vogel in the June term. Defense seeks a venue change before the Supreme Court, possibly delaying trial until October.
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New York
Boston
Henry Siegel
Siegel
Frank E. Vogel
Supreme Court
Catholic Church Hotel Work Plans Parochial School
Various Catholic parish notices across Gloucester West Quincy and East Boston announce church activities. Plans include a new parochial school at St Ann’s Church site costing about 23000 dollars, and multiple events such as mass sermons, May processions, charity performances for destitute Catholic children, and parish society officer elections. The Gate of Heaven garden party hosts a whist event led by women volunteers at St Michael’s Hall.
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St. Ann’s
Gloucester
Somerville High School
Dramatic Club
St. Clement’s Church
West Medford
Gate of Heaven Church
St. Michael’s Hall
Fire peril probe of steamers
Instructions were issued to Henry M. Seeley supervising inspector of the steamboat inspection service to personally examine all steamers of the New England Navigation Company. The move followed directives from D. N. Hoover head of the inspection service acting for the Secretary of Commerce after attention was drawn to the Mellen testimony.
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New York
Henry M. Seeley
Steamboat Inspection Service
New England Navigation Company
D. N. Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Fire safety inspection to cover all vessels in district
A directive from Mr Hoover requires all freight and passenger boats within the inspection district be included in the fire danger review. The aim is to identify any safety menace and reveal it to prompt public safeguarding steps, regardless of vessel construction standards or existing laws. Local inspectors are George T Chariton and J L Crane under Captain Seeley, with two assistants. The New York office jurisdiction reaches New Haven, where it intersects with Boston office authority.
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Hoover
Seeley
George T. Chariton
J. L. Crane
New York
New Haven
Boston
Darius Cobb Sings to Club at Vendome Luncheon
Boston artist Darius Cobb sang Home Sweet Home at the Ladies Physiological Club luncheon held at the Vendome yesterday afternoon. President Dr. A N Abbott praised modern women’s clubs as key to social and business life, with musical and literary selections and a talk by Mrs. Frank L. Young on Anne Hutchinson.
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Darius Cobb
Boston
Ladies’ Physiological Club
Vendome
Cobb
A. N. Abbott
Frank L. Young
Boston Federation
Anne Hutchinson
Daisy Noyes Granted Divorce in Claremont
In Claremont New Hampshire May 27 Judge Chamberlain granted Mrs Daisy Noyes a divorce and eight hundred dollars alimony from her husband Jesse R Noyes sister of State Senator John Hutchins of North Stratford. The Noyes were socially prominent in the town.
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Claremont
N. H
Daisy Noyes
John Hutchins
North Stratford
Jesse R. Noyes
Chamberlain
Noyes
Tied to the Hoe Case Mae Sullivan Testifies of Pillow Fights
Mae Sullivan describes pillow fights with Hoe in Riverside Drive rooms and says she loved him despite his affair and marriage. She testifies she lived in luxury, with a $40 car ride and $80 auto hire daily, while her mistress wore negligee and worried at night.
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Hamilton
Mae Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Hoe
Riverside Drive
Jennie Hodges
Father Denies Body Is Son's in High Profile Suit
Mae A. Sullivan testifies in New York Supreme Court that she delayed alleging an assault to protect a husband from divorce and that she later disclosed the incident amid claims of paid witnesses. The trial centers on breach of promise and weekly support allegations against Arthur L. Hoe, heir of Robert Hoe. Separately a decomposed body found in the Fore River area is linked to Harvard A. Cobb, a Somerville student who vanished after studying photography in Portland, Maine.
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Mae A. Sullivan
Arthur S. Hoe
Robert Hoe
Printing Press Fame
New York
Arthur L. Hoe
Supreme Court
Justice Gavegan
William H. Hamilton
Mr. Hoe
Fere River
Portland
Harvard A. Cobb
Bond Street
Winter Hill
Somerville
Cobb
Walter Fenely
Oxford Street
Lionel Cobb
Europe
Stanley W. Cobb
Medford
Princeton Defeats Yale 6 0 in Tennis Match
Princeton defeated Yale at tennis in Princeton New Jersey by six games to zero. Only singles played as rain prevented doubles.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Man Held As Possible Attleboro Murder Suspect
A man believed to be Finton Thompson, who claims to be Ver non T Heath of Washington DC, was arrested in Newburyport on suspicion of killing Mrs. Mary Colbaert of Attleboro on April 20, 1913. Heath appeared at a local blacksmith shop seeking work and resembled the broadcast description from Attleboro police.
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Mr. Hamilton
Nellie Glassberg
Bronx
Mary B
Trinity Studio
William A. Burr
Burr
Triai
Newburyport
Finton Thompson
Vernon T. Heath
Washington, D. C
Mary Colbaert
Attleboro
Heath
Joseph Guy
Guy
Attleboro Suspect Heath Seized in Colbaert Case
In a chase tied to a murder in Southern Massachusetts, Heath, who claimed to be Vernon Thomas Heath of Washington DC, was arrested by Salisbury police after being sent to a farmer as a potential lead. Attleboro police compare him to suspect Thompson, noting dental differences, as the Colbaert murder and a nearby burglary appear linked.
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Guy
Attleboro
Heath
Salisbury Plains
Rebels seize coal mines near Sabinas Mexico
Eagle Pass Texas May 27 acting on orders from General Carranza constitutionalist officials confiscated five coal mines near Sabinas Mexico. The mines owned by French and American capitalists are the largest in Mexico and will be operated as public properties, constitutionalist headquarters at Piedras Negras said.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Carranza
Constitutionalist
Sabinas
Mex
Mexico
Piedras Negras
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P. H. Riley
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Orwell
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Palmer
Think Man IS
Slayer Thompson
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