Man and Wife Dispute Leads to Non-Support Prosecution
In Bridgeport Judge Bartlett hears Joseph Luty and Eva Shupsteis dispute their claimed marriage as she accuses him of being the father of her two children. Both deny the union. a Holyoke marriage claim and an odd oil painting are presented but unsubstantiated. The case is continued for investigation as police weigh the conflicting testimony.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Joseph Luty
Myrtle Avenue
Bridgeport
Eva Shupsteis
Lafayette Streets
Holyoke
Mass
Bartlett
Luty
Massachusetts
Students bar Hin denburg from Reichstag building
Pan German students refused to let Field Marshal von Hindenburg enter the Reichstag to testify before the war responsibility inquiry sub-committee and forced his chauffeur to return him to his home, amid Berlin coverage.
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Hindenburg
Berlin
Associated Press
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Simmons College Dramatic Club Opens Season With Two Plays
The Simmons Theatricals group will stage two December productions. Suppressed Desires by George Cram and Susan Gospell and The Queen's Messenger by J Hartley Manners headline the season debut.
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Dramatic Club
Simmons College
George Cram
Susan Gospell
Queen's Messenger
J. Hartley Manners
Money owed by Howard Otterson tied to inquest motive
In Concord New Hampshire on November 14 Howard Otterson admitted owing Harriet Loynes $750. He says the funds were to support a family run gasoline station venture with his brother Maurice. Authorities view the admission as supporting a motive for Mrs. Otterson’s alleged murder of Maurice Otterson, as the case unfolds with extended inquest proceedings and witness testimonies.
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Concord
N. H
Howard Otterson
Harriet L. Loynes
Marion L. Otterson
Maurice S. Otterson
Maurice
Rainie
Loren Sanders
Sanders
Otterson House
Loynes
John S. Otterson
Howard
Marion
Governor Coolidge Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1919
Governor Calvin Coolidge proclaims Thursday November 27 1919 as a day of Thanksgiving and praise for Massachusetts. The proclamation recalls peace prosperity and duty served and asks residents to observe the day with prayer and gratitude to the giver of all gifts. Secretaries note the date as November 13 1919 in Boston.
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America
Earth
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Executive Chamber
Boston
United States of America
Calvin Coolidge
Albert P. Langtry
GOD Save the Commonwealths OF Massachusetts
Dorchester Man Dies Suddenly After Illness Episode
William H. Fields 64 of 54 Columbia road Dorchester died suddenly at Haymarket Relief Hospital yesterday afternoon after a visit to his office at 39 Washington street North where he suffered illness. Dr Arthur H Shain of Salem street attended him.
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William H. Fields
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Haymarket Relief Hospital
Arthur H. Shain
Salem Street
Washington Street
North
Auction Sale of Wet Goods at Federal Building
The United States government plans a tax exempt alcohol sale at the Federal Building under Federal Court sanction. Marshal Mitchell reports strong buyer interest and a showcase stock for bidding, after an initial no-bid first attempt.
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Federal Building
United States
Sam
Marshal Mitchell
Washington
Seek Higher Pay for Newton Teachers in Newton
Tomorrow night at Trinity Church Newton Center a Teachers Night will discuss proper salaries for Newton schoolteachers. Mayor Childs, Henry J Harriman and Horace Ridger will address the issue. A question will be posed: shall we pay the teachers we have or lower standards. Monday evening the Perkins Institution glee club will give a free concert for the Men's Club at the parish house.
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Trinity Church
Newton Centre
Newton
Mayor Childs
Henry J. Harriman
Newton Board of Aldermen
Horace Ridger
Newton Schoolmasters’ Club
Glee Club
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Raise Standard of Recruits for Navy
Navy tightens entry rules for ages 18 to 21 requesting development checks. Officials say the reform will weed out underdeveloped entrants and, with the pay raise, prompt former sailors to reenlist, aiding recruitment efforts.
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Uncle Sam
Plant to Resume at National India Rubber Company
The Bristol plant of the National India Rubber Company will reopen next Monday after a five day shutdown caused by machine cutter strikes. Workers voted to return to work pending wage scale readjustment.
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Bristol
R. I
National India Rubber Company
Mrs Daniels Heads National Mission Board
Mrs Charles H Daniels of Boston was elected president of the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions at the Congregational church during the national convention in Providence. Officers include vice presidents from several Massachusetts communities and officials in Boston with panels for recording, home and young people's work. The group voted to hold the 1920 meeting in Montclair New Jersey.
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Providence
Charles H. Daniels
Boston
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions
The
Congregational Church
N. G. Clark
E. E. Strong
Auburndale
Mass
James I. Barton
Newton Centre
Susan Hayes Ward
South Berwick
A. A.lincoln
Wollaston
Anne I. Buckley
Frank Gaylord Cook
S. Emma Keith
Samuel F. Wilkins
Montclair
N. J
Special session to convene November 18
A special Massachusetts commission appointed to study street railway conditions will file its report with the House clerk today. The Governor will issue a proclamation calling the Legislature into session to convene on Tuesday November 18.
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Coolidge
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
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