Mathilde McCormick Takes Side in Guardian Battle
Mathilde McCormick returned to Chicago to seek her father Harold F. McCormick as guardian in a family dispute over her marriage to Max Oser. Her mother Edith Rockefeller McCormick opposes guardianship, but Mathilde’s preference under the law may prevail.
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Chicago
Mathilde McCormick
Max Oser
Mathilde
Hermer
Harold F. McCormick
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
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McCormicks Say Little On Return From New York
Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick declines to discuss her daughter Mathilde's affairs after a quiet return from New York. Mr Mottormick and Mathilde similarly refuse to comment as reporters press for statements. The family offers no details, jokingly suggesting even a kitchen cat might know.
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Mathilde
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Miss McCormick
New York
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Chapel Named by Cardinal O Connell at St Patrick Cemetery
Cardinal O Connell blessed and named a new chapel in St Patrick's cemetery this morning then prayed at the graves of his parents and laid a wreath on their graves. Hundreds from all Catholic parishes attended the solemn service with Bishop Delaney Assembly and clergy accompanying him from Boston.
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Lowell
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
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William O'Brien
St. Patrick’s Church
Concord Art Association to Open New Art Centre
Concord announces a new art centre as Miss Elizabeth W Roberts buys a colonial house on Lexington road to donate to the Concord Art Association. Boston architect Lois Howe has drawn plans to unite the second floor and attic into a gallery about by 30 feet, creating a permanent home to promote Massachusetts art and exhibitions.
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Concord
Concord Art Association
Elizabeth W. Roberts
Lexington Road
The
Art Association
Lois Howe
Boston
Massachusetts
Art curator showcases permanent collection at local library
Fragmentary text describes a curator who will shelter a permanent collection of art objects. It mentions works brought from time spent in her studio and duties with the Concord Art Association. The passage references a seated statue of Homer and a Sleepy Hollow moral tale, with directors including Charles Pepper.
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Hmeraon
Sleepy Hollow
Concord Art Association
Charlies Hi
Pepper
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