Millionaire John K. Stewart Linked to Missing Brother
Terence OBrien asserts he will pursue a full investigation to prove beyond doubt that John K. Stewart, the multi million dollar speedometer king, is his long lost brother and to uncover why Terence left the family, changed his name to Stewart, and concealed his identity.
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Japan requests larger naval ratio in protest to China
Washington reports Japan will respond to China’s “Bill of Rights” with a formal petition to adjust naval ratios. The US plans opposition to Tokyo’s terms as talks continue and the issue moves to further discussion on page 11 seventh column.
High rents foil Cupid in Watertown Newton wedding off
Arthur L Mabee motorman of 85 Union Street Watertown and Miss Hester O McPherson 34 of 27 Richardson Street Newton returned their marriage intention papers after failing to find affordable housing. They abandoned plans as none of the $40 or lower rent homes were habitable with problems like water in basements rattling windows and doors that would not close or open.
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Hester O. McPherson
Richardson Street
Newton
Mabee
Senate kills beer selling in landmark action
Washington November 18 the Senate voted five to two to adopt the conference report on the anti beer bill. The measure now goes to the President for approval within ten days though an attorney general opinion may delay final action. Until then physicians may still prescribe beer while manufacture and sale continue.
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Paroled man vanishes after aunt's home looted for jewelry
Horace Jones, released from Concord Reformatory, lived with Mrs. Eva Wilson in Kendall Street then vanished the same day jewelry worth 200 dollars was stolen from the aunt's house. He was later heard from in Worcester where he bought stationery and drafted two letters to his relatives and sweetheart.
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Caruso Heirs Share Estate In Settlement
A settlement assigns the late Enrico Caruso estate totalling 1.28 million dollars. Gloria receives half. Mrs. Caruso Giovanni and the two sons each receive one eighth. The agreement names Amedeo Canessa as guardian and administrator of Caruso's Italian possessions.
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Court Defers Action on Remarks About Its Conduct
In a procedural note the court defers ruling on remarks about its conduct. District Attorney Joseph C Pelletier faces potential removal as the Attorney-General plans to use campaign speeches as additional grounds. Attorney General Allen moves to specify charges in writing for removal proceedings.
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Constance Talmadge Divorce Filing Ends Short Marriage
New York reports that actress Constance Talmadge has filed for divorce from John Pialoglou the Greek tobacconist after ten months of marriage. The couple separated a month ago and walking papers are expected to be served with no anticipated trouble obtaining the divorce.
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Yale Meets Harvard In Annual Gridiron Clash
Vale enters the Stadium today as a favorite for the first time in ten years in the Harvard Yale game. The crowd senses Harvard may win, though Yale’s unbeaten season and a win over Princeton offer strong support for the Bulldogs. The outcome will hinge on the battle on the field as the referee ends the contest.
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Business Man Bled for Five Thousand Dollars
Robert G. Dodge of the Boston Bar Association outlines further specifications to be filed today or Monday in the disbarment case against a prominent attorney. The notice signals continued coverage on page 2, fourth column.
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Boston Bar Association
Robbed on His Front Porch in Somerville
William N. Hill of 1011 Broadway Somerville reported to police that two men followed him from an electric car and robbed him of 562 dollars on his front porch after 9 PM. He described the pair as about 5 feet 2 inches, dark complexions, 20 years old, speaking broken English, one with a revolver. They fled toward the boulevard.
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Collision at Prospect and Hampshire injures ten in Cambridge
Ten persons were injured when a car failed to stop at a switch and struck a heavily laden articulated vehicle at the Prospect and Hampshire streets junction in Cambridge. Traffic on two major surface lines was tied up for 48 minutes while emergency crews attended the scene.
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Hampshire Streets
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Train Collision Shocks 98 Passengers On Board
A crash sent two passenger vehicles off their tracks and showered 98 people with broken glass. Two women fainted as rescuers arrived, with authorities word on injuries and cause pending review.
110 Years Old Will Bob Hair At Home
The oldest inmate at the Daughters of Yrrael Home for the Aged in Newark New Jersey is 110 and plans to bob her hair. She declined to give her name to avoid offending wealthy relatives. She jokes she is only 110 and hopes to beat her grandmother who lived to 125.
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Daughters of Yerael
Gotham records hottest November 18 in New York
Unusual Indian summer weather enveloped New York with a record 71 degree temperature for November 18, the hottest such date on record per the local weather bureau.
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Farrington Hodson wedding prompts sensational suit
In Waterbury a wealthy Yale athlete Edward J. Farrington plans to wed Margaret Hodson, a wealthy society girl. Mrs. Mary Rodden acts as guardian for her 19 year old ward, triggering a lawsuit described as potentially sensational. The ceremony is marked by a loud uproar as the mother cries out to stop it.
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Conn
Edward J. Farrington
Yale
Margaret Hodson
Mary Rodden
Rain forecast for Boston and New England weekend
Rain on Saturday for Boston and vicinity with clearing and much colder Sunday. National forecast notes exceptionally warm Friday east of the Mississippi, but a sharp cold outbreak across the Northwest and Upper Midwest. Winds shift from fresh south along the Atlantic to unsettled, cooling conditions.
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Awesom Bank Weather Update With Warm Showers
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