Pianist Ruth Deyo Sues Railroad for 5000
Miss Ruth Deyo of Stockbridge files a 5000 claim against the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad for damage to her left little finger after a train door slammed on May 21 at Housatonic. She says the injury ends her piano playing and followed surgery at House of Mercy Hospital in Pittsfield.
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Pittsfield
Ruth Deyo
Stockbridge
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Housatonic
Deyo
Springfeld
House of Mercy Hospital
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a sugar coated laxative remedy for constipation and torpid liver without calomel. They promote normal bowel and liver function with no griping and are marketed as quick, pleasant relief for bad breath, dark mouth, tiredness, and headaches. Sold at 10c and 25c.
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Dr. Edwards
Yale Professors Get Major Salary Increases
Yale Corporation announced broad pay hikes retroactive to July elevating full professors from 4000–7000 to 5000–8000 with some at 8000 for top scholars. Assistants and associates rise from 2500 to 4500, deans 6000–8000, with total salaries near 500000 funded by alumni gifts.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Yale Corporation
Tufts Students Form A. E. F. Club
Tufts College veterans of U S armies overseas form an A E F club at the college. The group, a fraternal style organization, plans winter dances and entertainments. Officers elected at formation include Joseph S White president C Nice vice president M Sherman secretary and treasurer.
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Tufts College
United States
Joseph S. White
C. ®. Nice
M. Sherman
Women's Press Club Celebrates 84th Anniversary Evening
Mrs Josephine P Marks praised women leading in all fields and urged men to see the other side of women. Nathan Haskell Dole spoke on new opportunities for women as Fanny Fern Andrews reported on French education work. J N Harbour recalled Parker House era tales and criticized fashion. Arthur K Peck and Nixon Waterman spoke as well.
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France
Department of the Interior
National Council of Women
Paris
J. N. Harbour
Crystal Room
Parker House
Arthur K. Peck
Nixon Waterman
Rolling stores extend reach in Greater Boston
The army retail project of motor trucks, the rolling stores, has expanded. Colonel BE L Glasgow plans more trucks and new territory after visiting Watertown Arlington Melrose Somerville and Watertown Rockland. The efforts aid South Boston army retail stores in driving record sales.
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Boston
BE. L. Glasgow
Watertown
East End
Arlington
Soldiers’ Monument
Arlington Centre
South Boston
Melrose
Somerville
Hurst’s
Water Works
Watertown Arsenal
Rockland
Army
Former Mate to Press Case on Shipboard Marriage
Theodore Burnett, former mate of the Boston schooner Horatio G. Foss, travels to Washington to press a delayed decision on his marriage to Marie Cheilly, a French stowaway who wed at sea on June 15. Cheilly has been detained at the Immigration Station since August 12 after being refused admission due to prior alleged affairs. Burnett has loyally visited daily, hoping for release and government recognition of the marriage.
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Washington
Theodore Burnett
Boston
Horatio G. Foss
Marie Cheilly
Burnett
Foss
High Seas
United States
Long Wharf
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Se Eatrolished Ieee
America
TUFTS
Gillette
Women’s Press Club Birthday
Hotel Bellevue
Hayes
Contoocook
Contoocook Mills Corp
Chauncy St
Fee J
Oxford
Silvertone Coats
Orde
Sas
Bgon Co
Ikkins—Heixtra
Philippine
Ues
California
Coliseum
St. Angelo’s Castle
Stratford On Avon
Butler’s
Tremont Street
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