Mrs Hill Found Dead in Holyoke Residence
Holyoke police found elderly Mrs. Hill dead in a Holyoke home with one gas jet burning and another lit but not. Death appears due to gas asphyxiation after several days. Richard H. Hill of the Rich ard H. Hill Company, a Boston man with a Holyoke connection, was sought by police to be notified.
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Holyoke
Richard H. Hill
Mason
Taylor Street
Hill
Mr. Hill
Derby
Conn
Sues Association Over Three Notes
Brian McElroy filed a suit in Suffolk Superior Court alleging the Robert I Met Association failed to pay three promissory notes totaling $5000 plus interest. The action was filed yesterday and seeks recovery of the owed amount.
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Robert I Mmet Association
Suffolk Superior Court
Brian McElroy
How to Make Better Cough Syrup Than You Buy
A family guide promises a superior cough syrup recipe that saves money and comes with a full guarantee. It outlines simple ingredients and steps to brew potent cold relief at home.
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cures Cough Fast at Home
An advertised home remedy claims a full pint of cough syrup for 2 1/2 dollars can treat ordinary coughs within 24 hours. It blends granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex pine extract to soothe inflamed membranes, promising satisfaction or money back.
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Norway
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
New Haven to seek separation to avoid Sherman Act action
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad plans to explain to Attorney General McReynolds and DOJ officials its willingness to reorganize. It would separate steam, electric and water route systems to restore public esteem and avoid trust prosecution under the Sherman law.
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Washington
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
McReynolds
Department of Justice
New England
New Haven Directors Meet in Washington Over Reorganization Plans
President Howard Elliott and Yale head Hadley head a committee chosen by New Haven directors to discuss reorganization with Mr. Mc Reynolds in Washington. Justice Department has studied the road with assistants Greg ory and Adkins in charge. A civil suit under the Sherman Act may be prepared, but an agreed voluntary plan to reorganize could avoid court action. The Attorney General favors better transportation in New England and may accept a proposal to end the dispute peacefully. Officials had no advance word on Elliott’s conference proposals.
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Hadley
Yale
New Haven
Washington
Mr. McReynolds
Department Justice
J. W. Gregory
Jesse ©. Adkins
New England
Department
Elliott
Five Passengers Sue Steamship Company for False Charges
Five plaintiffs seek 2000 each in Suffolk Superior Court claiming the Boston Nahant and Pines Steamship Company falsely accused them of assault and carrying loaded revolvers aboard a company vessel on August 14 and conducted searches. The suit names Fred A. Spear, William H. Smith, R. J. Royster, John H. Cheeks, and G. H. Miner as plaintiffs.
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Boston, Nahant and Pines Steamboat Company
Fred A. Spear
Randolph
William H. Smith
R. J. Royster
John H. Cheeks
G. H. Miner
Harvard Freshman Expelled After Hat Incident in Memorial Hall
Harvard students erupt as a freshman wears a hat in Memorial Hall dining hall. The breach of etiquette provokes a bread and cracker ambush as the student passes the gauntlet, leading to his expulsion from the dining association.
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Harvard
Memorial Hall
Harvard Dining Hall Reform Sparks Student Protests
Harvard Crimson editorials and communications urge less horseplay in dining halls after a freshman faced bread-throwing harassment during a Memorial Hall walk with a hat on. Officials cite outward behavior, including rattling knives and forks, as disrespectful toward visiting observers.
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Harvard
Law School
Harvard College
Memorial Hall
Memorial
Cambridge Opens New Industrial School Under St Marys
Cambridge will house an up to date Industrial House run by the St Marys Catholic Womans Association. The building next to St Marys Hall on Prospect Street has been remodeled for the facility. It will be dedicated Friday evening.
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Cambridge
St. Mary's Catholic Woman's Association
St. Mary's Hall
Prospect Street
Y M H A Convention Heads to Providence
More than 500 delegates from Boston Chelsea Cambridge Dorchester Lawrence Lynn Peabody and Salem Young Men's Hebrew Associations will travel to Providence R I for the third annual convention of the Associated Young Men's Hebrew Associations of New England to be held October 12 and 13.
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Chelsea
Cambridge
Dorchester
Lawrence
Lynn
Peabody
Salem
Young Men's Hebrew Associations
Providence
R. I
Associated Young Men's Hebrew Associations of
New England
Beef consignment to Boston from Argentina via chartered steamer
Boston plans to receive 500 tons of beef direct from Argentina next month. The shipment, totaling 1,000,000 pounds in 50 refrigerator cars, was approved at a Fruit and Produce Exchange meeting chaired by Alfred P. Lee with 200 members present.
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Argentine Republic
Buenos Ayres
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Alfred P. Lee
George N. Chamberlain
Chamberlain & Co., Inc
Stevens
Chamberlain
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Exchange
Fitzgerald
John Leonard
Jefferson House
Leonard
Argentine beef shipment backed for Boston market
The Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange backed a 500 ton Argentine beef shipment to Boston after a series of demonstrations. W Tyrie Stevens of Benjamin Stevens announced the offer from Compania Sansinena Carnes Congeladas of Buenos Aires. Mayor Fitzgerald praised the guaranteed landing and John Leonard served the inaugural Argentine beef dinner.
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Benjamin & Stevens
State Street
New York
Compania Sansinena Carnes Congeladas
San Martin
Buenos Aires
Boston
England
Child Labor Hearing Set for Fall River October 15
The Fall River child labor hearing was postponed from last night to Wednesday night October 15. The Boston committee departs by 12:20 train for Fall River and will tour local factories by 2:20 p.m. A hearing will be held in the Aldermanic chamber at 7 p.m.
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Fall River
Boston
Governor Foss Names Brockton Republican Walter Rapp Trustee
Walter Rapp of Brockton named by Governor Foss to be trustee of the Medfield insane asylum replacing Ira G. Hershy. Rapp is a 28 year Brockton resident and a manufacturer with 12 years on the School Board and three years as alderman.
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Brockton
Walter Rapp
Medfield
Ira G. Hershy
Mr. Rapp
Brockton Hospital
Republican State Committee
Portable gasoline lamp claims world’s strongest home light
The Supshine Safety Lamp Co of Kansas City offers a no wick, no chimney lamp claiming 300 candle power and safe operation. They advertise a 15 day free trial and invite readers to request by sending name and address, promising universal satisfaction.
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Kansas City
WU. S
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