Trial Delayed as Handwriting Expert Absent
The case of Rose J. Hall charged with attempted murder in a domestic dispute was continued without hearing due to the State's handwriting expert's absence. Hall pleaded not guilty and is held on $10,000 bail in Lynn.
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Rose J. Hall
Godfrey A. Johnson
Lynn
Miss Hall
Wincarnis Claim Promises Boost for the Weak and Anemic
The ad urges those who are weak or run down to start a short course of Wincarnis immediately. It promises restored strength and vitality from today, encouraging readers to obtain a bottle at once.
Regulations Set for War Savings Stamp Sales
Washington November 21 regulations under which war savings stamps will be sold by duly appointed agents beginning December 3 were announced today by Secretary McAdoo and Frank A Vanderlip chairman of the national war savings committee.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
National War Sayings Committee
Treasury outlines two agent classes for stamp sales
Two agent classes are created for certificates stamps. One holds up to 1000 in cash, the other may exceed 1000 with security via Liberty bonds or certificates. Banks stores and big firms fall in the second class. small agents in the first. Authorization comes through post offices banks and local war savings committees. Banks and other firms volunteering service will be appointed at the Treasury Secretary's discretion. No cut price sales allowed.
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Bankers and Trust
United States
McAdoo
Fitton Council Starts Drive for War Camp Fund
Fitton Council K of C East Boston launches its $3,000,000 War Camp Fund drive next Saturday with a parade led by Peter O'Neill. The march from Central Square includes the Shepard Rifle Club Navy Yard Band East Boston High School Cadets St Vincent's Cadets and other lodge members with a follow up auto procession and mass meeting.
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South Boston
K. of C
Central Square
Harvard Bans All Smokers At Class Gatherings
Harvard students vote to end beer and tobacco at class events citing funds diverted to Liberty bonds since wartime loans. The move cuts about $2000 in annual spending on sociable aids and reflects tighter class finances.
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David Stoneman Appointed to Park and Recreation Commission
David Stoneman, Boston attorney, appointed by Mayor Curley to the Park and Recreation Commission succeeding the late Robert Peabody. Stoneman resides at 24 Brookledge Street Roxbury.
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Boston
Curley
Park and Recreation Commission
Robert Peabody
Stoneman
Brookledge Street
Roxbury
Waterbury German Editor Arrested in Mail Copy Case
Hart ford Nov 21 Max Taschen berger editor and publisher of the Waterbury Bookacher was arrested in Waterbury charged with mailing copies printed in a foreign language without filing an English translation with the postmaster. He was brought to Hartford for a hearing.
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Max Taschenberger
Waterbury Bookacher
Waterbury
Wanderer Opens Tonight at Boston Opera House
The Wanderer opens tonight in Boston with David Belasco staging a lavish prodigal son drama. Morris Gest oversaw drastic interior alterations to resemble a church as 63 powerful lamps illuminate scenes with grand scale and stars Nance O'Neil James O'Neill Charles Dalton Frederick Lewis Lionel Braham and more than 20 others in the cast.
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Boston
David Belasco
the Wanderer
Morris Gest
New York
Nance O'Neil
James O'Neill
Charles Dalton
Frederick Lewis
Lionel Braham
Sydney Herbert
Dorchester Soldiers Home Christmas Eve Planned Event
Mayor Curley has word from Captain Harry A. Hargreaves that Dorchester regiment members from Camp Devens may attend Christmas Eve exercises in St. Peter's Hall. The highlight is the unfurling of a service flag with over 300 stars.
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Curley
Harry A. Hargreaves
301St Regiment Infantry
Camp Devens
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Hall
Wood Willing to Be Mayor
George O Wood of 83 Park Street Dorchester has notified election commissioners he will run for Boston mayor. He is the seventh candidate to announce in two weeks. Observers expect him in the southern district alongside Howland in the north as curbed by City Hall pressure aimed at cutting Peters’s vote.
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George O. Wood
Park Street
Dorchester
Boston
Wood
Frank B. L. Howland
Charlestown
Nothern
Boston Crew Saved From Frontenac Off Atlantic Coast
Ten members of the crew of the Boston four masted schooner Frontenac abandoned their ship off the Atlantic coast and were rescued by the Dutch steamer Sliedrecht. The rescued crew were landed at Bermuda, according to a despatch received by Boston underwriters.
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Boston
Atlantic
Bermuda
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