Guest drives car. suit dismissed for lack of agency
A Boston case ends with a verdict for the defendant as evidence fails to prove the guest acted as an agent of the car's owner. The owner Maurice Baldefaro was not held liable for injuries to Salvatore Andosens from an incident during the guest’s drive.
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John Piscopo
East Boston
Salvatore Andosens
Hopkinton
Maurice Baldefaro
Viscopo
Piscopo
Andosen
Peters
Girl Imprisoned and Beaten by Mother Reported
In Chicago on October 31, Mary Devine a 19 year old Bohemian girl described two years of daily abuse by her mother Mrs Josephine Devine 47 confined in the basement of their home She was nearly blind and starved and police arrested the mother for the alleged mistreatment.
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Chicago
Mary Devine
Josephine Devine
Goulet Arrest Ties Vermont Rum Run To Police Chief Hopeful
Vermont authorities arrest Joseph Goulet a Grafton constable and four others after a Worcester woman and 42 quarts of liquor are found. Family says Goulet resigned. bail set at 700 dollars. Mrs Goulet seeks support and custody. Other suspects include Edward O Conn and Miss Mary Hurd with complex property seizures.
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Grafton
Vermont
Joseph Edmond Goulet
M. Louise Goulet
Goulet
Worcester
Mary Ilurd
O’cain
O'Cain
Eddie
O’coin
O'Coin
Walter ©. Cranston
Bartlett Street
Mary Hurd
Aetna Street
Canada
Rhode Island
Joseph Nadeau
Canaan
Go Bergreen
Publisher Turler Redfield of Newspaperdom Dies in Greenwich
Turler Longstreet Redfield a Greenwich business man and publisher of Newspaperdom died at home after a week’s illness. Aged 57 he leaves a widow and brother Jed Hr. Redfield. He belonged to Redfield Kennebunk O'Dell printers of New York and published the monthly Newspaperdom. He was a member of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club.
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Greenwich
Conn
Turler Longstreet Redfield
Jed Hr. Redfield
Redfield
Redfield, Kennebunk & O'Dell
New York
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Sinclair Lewis fiction to appear in Boston Sunday Post
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature a Sinclair Lewis story from his works Babbitt and Main Street. The piece is titled Who Live by the Sword and is slated for publication in the next issue of the magazine.
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Sinclair Lewis
Harding Indicates U S to Join League Court
President Harding said the United States would soon have a representative on the League of Nations International Court of Justice. The move aligns with administration views on international participation and was described as consistent with policy.
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Washington
Harding
United States
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
US invited to name member of international court of justice
John Passett Moore serves on the court but has no US government ties. He was chosen through an invitation to the Hague court where Oscar Straus and Eli Root are members. The matter involves League of Nations contacts and a formal US invitation. A 9060 signature petition in Boston urged a Washington international conference to outlaw war and codify international law.
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John Passett Moore
United States
International Court
The
Hague
Oscar Straus
Lu Root
League of Nations
League
Washington
Estate of ex speaker Cole valued over $100000
The will of John N. Cole of Andover former speaker of the House and chair man of the Board of Public Works was filed in Salem today. The estate is left to family members with no valuation filed but it is believed to exceed $100,000.
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John N. Cole
Salem
Andover
House of Representatives
Board of Public Works
Secret of Hair Health Promises Glossy Results
Advertises Noonan's Hair Petrole claiming five minutes daily scalp care yields beautiful hair. Many women reportedly see change after a few applications. Sold for 1.00 per bottle at drugstores or direct from T Noonan & Sons Co., 38 Portland St., Boston.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Boston
Hub Policeman Is Exonerated
John J. Willard of the Brighton station was cleared in Municipal Civil Court of assault with a revolver after Mrs. Helen Janusas claimed he threatened her with a gun to obtain money her son had found. Willard testified he acted on a report of lost money and that a later attempt to retrieve funds ended with $0.50 handed over. he denied any assault or weapon display.
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John J. Willard
Brighton
Murray
Helen Janusas
Willard
Young
Wade
Counterfeits Made by Convicts in Jail in Tucuman
A gang of prisoners in Tucuman jail illustrated clever note forgeries including 300 peso bills. Authorities said accomplices freed the forgeries to innocent people outside the jail.
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Buenos Aires
Tucuman
Barge Wreck Off Breakwater After Tug Separates
Peter Two drove ashore east of the breakwater after parting Toller while towing from New York. Sisters held together as weather moderated. Peter Howard, with 1000 tons of coal, is reported lost. Toiler went for water and supplies and returned to the disaster site later.
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Peter Two
Toller
New York
Sisters
Peter Howard
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Angus C. MacGregor
Kaufman
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San Francisco
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Robert L. Norton
National Council For the Reduction of Armaments
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Iaiwrence Brooks
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