Mystery shooting at Malden Hospital nurse shot
Six weeks after nurse Miss Maude Eastwood was wounded at Malden Hospital the event remains unresolved. Dr. Stanley F. Duncan, who resigned soon after, is alleged to have held the revolver. Police and hospital officials dispute permit claims and details of the incident.
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Maude Fastwood
Rockland Avenue
Malden
Malden Hospital
Stanley F. Duncan
Miss Eastwood
F. Hospital
Eastwood
Bickford
Macan
Duncan
Doris Robinson
Foley
Godfrey Ryder
Board of Trustees
Greek Couple Wed in Historic Hall
In Lexington on November 9 Greek couple Caspo Mouyou and George Kalletses wed in Historic Hall with many Greek attendees from Concord New Hampshire and surrounding areas Rev John Leberes of Concord presided The couple will reside in Concord New Hampshire Aktie
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Lexington
Historic Hall
Concord
N. H
Caspo Mouyou
Peter Mouyou
George Kalletses
John Leberes
Kalletses
Poslam Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments
An ad touts Poslam as a cure for eczema acne pimples blotches and all itchy skin conditions. It claims itching burning and inflammation ease after first use with rapid healing and color normalization. Poslam Soap is recommended for daily use and is sold nationwide with free samples available from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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West 26Th Street
New York City
Ava Raleigh Treloar to Wed Cambridge Man Tonight
Dorchester girl Miss Ava Raleigh Treloar will marry Harold Hayes Smith of Cambridge at Pilgrim Congregational Church Dorchester this evening. The Rev George L Cady will officiate with assist Rev R Perry Bush. A reception at the bride’s home will follow. The couple met four summers ago at Lake Keizar Camp Missouri.
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Ava Raleigh Treloar
Dorchester
Frederick M. Smith
Cambridge
Chickering
William H. L. (Treloar) Odell
Bellevue Street
Harold Hayes Smith
Frederick M Smith
Pilgrim Congregational Church
George L. Cady
R. Perry Bush
Chelsea
Mr. Smith
Miss Trolear
Lake Keizar Camp
Japan Denies Ending Pact In Anglo Japanese Alliance
London reports the British foreign office denies any truth to claims of talks with Japan to abrogate the Anglo Japanese alliance. Tokyo officials call abrogation groundless and note discussions focus on Britain’s attitude toward continuance amid wider imperial tensions and immigration concerns.
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London
British Foreign Office Today
Tokio
Japan
Great Britain
Chozo Koike
England
California
United States
Canada
Australasia
Chauffeur Held on Manslaughter Charge in Nickerson Death
Frederick A. Copman, chauffeur for New York banker William A. Simonson, was held in $1000 bonds by Judge Wentworth of Somerville police court until Nov 17 after arraignment on a manslaughter charge in the death of Charles Nickerson on Broadway Sunday morning. Copman was admitted to bail.
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Frederick A. Copman
William A. Simonson
New York
Wentworth
Somerville
Charles Nickerson
Broadway
Copman
White Out to Capture the Gavel
Representative Thomas W. White of Newton announced his candidacy for Speaker of the House. He has led the body and chaired the Ways and Means Committee and urged a roll call vote to place every member on record, noting the former ballot method.
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Thomas W. White
Newton
House
White
Ways and Means Committee
Political maneuvering clouds early Speaker race
The Republicans reserve roll call votes while Cushing’s fate looks bleak. Cox makes no move to win support, Haines seeks cross party votes if stalemate continues, and Webster leads the Progressive bloc with Cal Coolidge backed by hopeful Senate Republicans. Kimball and Pedrick appear secure.
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Cushing
Channing Cox
Haines
Medford
Mellen
Pickpocket Active On Malden Melrose Cars
Malden and Melrose police hunt a pickpocket reported to target riders on local electric cars. Weekly losses to victims include Somerville resident James Ashman who lost five dollars while traveling from Melrose to Malden.
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Malden
Melrose
James Ashman
Somerville
Court Sets Aside Haywood Conviction
The New Jersey State Supreme Court set aside the conviction of William Haywood and two others linked to the Industrial Workers of the World. They were convicted as disorderly persons in connection with the recent Paterson silk workers strike.
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Trenton
N. J
State Supreme Court
William Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Paterson Silk Workers
Tribute for Dean Mary Coes Draws Harvard Radcliffe Crowd
Students and hundreds attended a memorial meeting in Sanders Theatre honoring the late Mary Coes, Radcliffe College dean. Lebaron Russell Briggs presided, with speakers including President Pendleton of Wellesley, George Pierce Baker, G. G. Wilson, and educators from Rodger Ascham, Vassar, and Horace Mann Schools.
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Radcliffe College
Sanders Theatre
Harvard
Mary Coes
Radcliffe
Lebaron Russell Briggs
Dean Coes
Pendleton
Wellesley College
Miss Coes
George Pierce Baker
Harvard Dramatic Department
G. G. Wilson
Annie W. Allen
Rodger Ascham School
Grace McCurdy
Vassar College
Elizabeth Briggs
Horace Mann School
Co-Operative Store Planned for Everett
Everett citizens form a cooperative society to lower living costs and open a store in a central location. Dudley P. Bailey is named treasurer as organizers seek funds to launch a large cooperative offering affordable food.
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Everett
Dudley P. Bailey
England
Gardner Expends $34,555 in Primary Campaign
Augustus P. Gardner spent $16,577.86 plus $17,977.82 before the primary for a total election expense of $34,555.68. Secretary Frank J. Donahue reports $847.32 in expenses, Russell A. Wood the Progressive candidate for Secretary spent $77.50, Thomas J. Boynton the Democratic candidate for Attorney General spent $426, and James M. Swift the Republican candidate for Attorney General spent $616.68.
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Augustus P. Gardner
Frank J. Donahue
Russell A. Wood
Thomas J. Boynton
James M. Swift
Harmer Not Of Peerage Corrected by Boston Post
A Boston Post reporter misrepresented Dr. Harmer of Aragonia as a peerage member. The paper apologizes and publishes a retraction clarifying that the doctor has never claimed or been part of the peerage.
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Harmer
Boston Post
Aragonia
Post
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Cures Cold in One Day Ad
Medical ad touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets to cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. Be. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box, price 25 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
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