Taxi driver details Dorothy Gordon's suspected ride to McLean Hospital
Mark Piller recounts a Cambridge to Waverley trip with two men and two women including Dorothy Gordon. He says the party stopped at a private hospital, not McLean, and adds he did not hear or see resistance nor a request to let her out. Attorney claims a different chauffeur drove Gordon and will present his diary as evidence.
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Piller
William F. Jar
Dorothy
Guardian
Jardine
Miss Gordon
Cambridge Ie
Mr. Piller
Mr. Jardine
Waverley
Cambridge
Out
John L. Sheehan
John D. Gardiner
Dorothy Gordon
Mark Piller
McLean Hospital
Ile
Mr. Sheenan
Tanlac Restores Health Says McNaughton at Manchester
John McNaughton of Manchester Vermont describes a severe fall and years of rheumatism, nerve trouble, and weakness. After using Tanlac along with Vegetable Pills and Rhea n Treatment he reports renewed strength and the ability to work, praising the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
John McNaughton
All Good Drug
Allies Claim Flagran t Violations by Germany
The council of ambassadors informs Germany that withdrawal of the military control commission is suspended until the German government provides fullest satisfaction for flagrant violations of the Versailles treaty clauses. Germany shows willingness to comply with the commission's instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Military Control Commission
Dororthy Gordon Case Report Reveals Guardianship Issue
Department of Mental Diseases officials examine Dorothy Gordon at McLean Hospital and say she needs further treatment while guardianship hearings proceed. They confirm records and restraint usage were legally proper and that voluntary admission has been beneficial.
Would Prove Gordon Girl Admitted Legally
Dr Theodore A Hoch a McLean Hospital physician who admitted Dorothy Gordon as a voluntary patient on March 22 1921 plans to return to prove the admission was legal and proper. Hoch recovering from a serious operation at friends in Worcester informed Superintendent Packard he would return if needed before his leave ends, but Packard said Hoch will not be recalled until fully recovered.
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Frederick Packard
Kline
Lowell I. Wentworth
Dorothy Gordon
Hoch
Theodore A. Hoch
McLean Hospital
Friends
Worcester
Packard
Dr. Hoch
Boston
Dorothy
Grammy
Old-Timers Night At Moose Lodge Honors Longtime Member
Moose Lodge Boston No. 34 held an old-timers night at Walter Scott Hall Berkeley and Appleton streets with large attendance. Louis A. Anderson of Somerville was named the oldest member present and received a charm from Past Supreme Dictator James Griffin. Anderson joined the lodge in 1909.
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Moose
Boston
Order of Moose
Walter Scott Hall
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Louis A. Anderson
Arnold Court
Somerville
James Griffin
Anderson
Boston Lodge
Doctor Wood Addresses Cancer Control Meeting
Dr Francis Carter Wood of New York told a Massachusetts American G Society for the Control of Cancer audience that cancer is not hereditary or contagious and can be eradicated in early stages. The talk was delivered in Faneuil Hall last night.
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Wood
Francis Carter Wood
New York
Indis
Fanevil Hall
Wader Ie Parses
Massachusetts American G Society For the Control of Cancer
Clemenceau to Visit American Cities to Heal Franco American Ties
Georges Clemenceau arrives in New York aboard the steamship Paris amid poor health and political backlash. He aims to counter militaristic charges, promote fraternal ties with the United States, and address crowds in Boston Washington Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis.
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New York
United News
Georges Clemenceau
France
Versailles
Woodrow Wilson
Lloyd George
Paris
Clemenceau
America
Boston
United States
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Dorothy Gordon seeks long stay at McLean Hospital
Dorothy Gordon the Gordon fortune heiress has asked to remain at McLean Hospital until she is “quite well again.” Doctors consider ductless gland extracts as a possible treatment as experts visit for consultation while her guardians and the court battle continue.
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Dorothy Gordon
McLean Hospital
Gordon
Packard
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dorothy
Walter Timme
New York Neurological Institute
Family dispute ties doomed birth tale to Mt Ida schemes
John D Gardiner testifies about Dorothy Gordon learning she was illegitimate after her mother Mary Coakley’s actions and William T Jardine’s manipulation. He recalls adopting Dorothy, defending her, and being barred from her life as Jardine claimed guardianship and tried to move her from Mt Ida School to Baldwin Island.
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Dorothy Gordon
John D Gardiner
Mary Coakley
William T. Jardine
Dorothy
Baldwin
Long Island
Frederick Gordon
Bunty
Gardiner
Boston
Mt Ida
Newton
Mt. Ida
Ann Jardine
Nantasket Boulevard
Commonwealth
Baldwin Lu
William F. Jardine
Jardine
Clash Between French and Turks Reported
Reports reached Sopaca of a clash at Karagatch near the Adriamople railway station indicating fighting between French and Turkish forces.
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London
Associated Press
Sopaca
Karagatch
Adriamople
Police round up gang after silk and rug store looting
Police arrested Joseph Lanes age 22 of 130 Chambers street West End and Thomas H. Woodman of 111 Dudley street Medford early last evening. Detectives say the duo are part of an organized gang that has looted downtown silk and rug stores for the past month.
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Lanes
Canal Street
Frank E. Smith
Wolf Detective Agency
Brooks, Gill & Company
Haymarket Relief Hospital
Alexander, Kelly and
Lyons
Relief Hospital
Winthrop Square
Sullivan
Hanover Street
Chambers Street
Wolf
Medford
Nantasket
Joseph Lanes
West End
Thomas H. Woodman
Dudley Street
Chelsea man dies from injuries in auto crash
Theodore Soriano of 14 Beacon Place Chelsea died at Chelsea Memorial Hospital yesterday from injuries sustained in an automobile accident in Revere on Wednesday.
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Theodore Soriano
Beacon Place
Chelsea
Chelsea Memorial Hospital
Revere
Chaloner
Broken feed wire halts traffic in East Boston tunnel
Traffic in the East Boston tunnel stalled for about thirty minutes due to a broken TVE wire during rush hour. Many motorists walked back to Maverick Square and used ferries to reach the city as an emergency repair crew cleared the line. roughly 60 cars were queued at the peak.
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Boston
Tve
Maverick Square
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Ben Alexander
Checker Taxi Co
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Post
Massachuse Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Iton Motor Cab Co
Gee
Master Pevcy
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Washington Street
Watertown
North Beacon Street
Brewster
Boylston Street
Sheehan
Tanlac
McNaughton
State Department
George M. Kine
Pr. Kline
Dr. Wentworth
Alvan T. Fuller
Clarence A. Bonner
Thetate Department
Wentworth
Department of Mental Diseases
Charles Almy
Middlesex District Court
McLean ‘Hospital
Department
George M. Kline
M. D
John B. Tivnan
Henry M. Pollock
M. WD
Elmer A. Stevens
Charles CC
Dewey
Frank A. Andrews, Inc
England
Gordon Girl
Hub
Bulletin
Detective Agency
John F. Welch
Woodman
O'Neill and LeBlau
Wolf Agency
Smith
Lane
Matin
Jardines
Maine
Gardiner Calanin
Hoover
Beach
Hoover Suction Sweeper Co
Tremont St
Mass
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