Mrs Heller Goes Abroad Separated From Husband
Norman Stevenson, brother of Margaret Theresa Stevenson Heller, says his sister is abroad to avoid publicity of her marital troubles. Professor Otto Heller of Washington University, St. Louis, reports mutual agreement on terms. The couple wed in Boston in 1898. Mrs. Heller’s parents lived at 194 Walnut Avenue, Roxbury, and the father died in 1908.
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Norman Stevenson
Margaret Theresa Stevenson Heller
Otto Heller
Washington University
St. Louis
Stevenson
Hellers
Boston
A. H. Plumb
Stable Keeper Fined $25 for Horse Cruelty in Roxbury Case
In Suffolk Superior Court Myer Rittenberg a stable keeper at 2450 Washington Street was fined $25 for cruelty to a horse. The Roxbury district bench upheld the finding after he was found guilty of driving a horse with an extremely sore back.
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Suffolk Superior Court
Myer Rittenberg
Washingtn Street
Roxbury
Rittenberg
Norwood Police Chief’s Suspension Extended Ten Days
Norwood October 9 James W. Lav ers chief of the Norwood police, suspended by the selectmen pending investigation of charges, has had the suspension extended ten days as the case is prepared.
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Norwood
James W. Lavers
Norwood Police
Selectman
Valuable Discovery in Complexion Beautifier From Home Maker
The article describes a complexion beautifier using mercorized wax for absorption and emollient effects. Apply to face and neck after washing, leave overnight if desired, wash off in the morning. Sold by druggists in original one ounce packages. A wrinkle remedy involves a solution of axolite in hazel.
Men Need in Every Calling by Alexander McGregor
The Hon. Alexander McGregor praised the late Mayor Gaynor and urged adherence to convictions in politics and business. He called on listeners to use their influence to support city and state governments as they tackle today’s problems.
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Alexander McGregor
Robinson Methodist Episcopal Church
Malden
Gaynor
New York
McGregor
Civic Night speaker urges active citizenry at silver church anniversary
Mr. McGregor delivered the principal address at the silver anniversary celebration of the church. He warned that cities face major needs Hospitals for the sick and disabled Homes for the poor Parks and fire and disease protection require citizen support and modern education. He urged individuals to stand firm for their convictions in civic life.
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McGregor
Commonwealth
Harvard Freshmen Plan Triangular Debate Season
Nearly 100 Harvard freshmen gathered in the Harvard Union trophy room to organize for the debating season. They aim to clash with Yale and Princeton in the annual triangular debate scheduled for late November. Speakers included Professor Frank W. Taussig Judge A P Stone H E Ehrmann and Roscoe J West.
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Harvard
Harvard Union
Yale
Princeton
Frank W. Taussig
A. P. Stone
H. E. Ehrmann
Mrs Pankhurst Sails Tomorrow for New York
Paris reports Emmeline Pankhurst plans to depart Havre for New York aboard the Provence Saturday. She says she is fit for her American campaign and will be joined at Havre by her daughter Christabel who will travel with her to the ship.
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Paris
Emmeline Pankhurst
New York
Provence
Havre
Christabel
Brandegee Backs Permanent Naval Policy Plan
Senator Brandegee urged the Senate naval committee to adopt a permanent naval policy with a regular annual program for building battleships and auxiliaries, arguing the plan should proceed while no acute foreign questions are pending.
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Washington
Brandegee
Senate Naval Committee
Nebraska Begins Good Roads Days Across State
Lincoln news reports October 9 that counties organize road work under governor Morehead to improve state highways as Nebraska observes Good Roads Days with today and tomorrow designated for road improvement.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Morehead
Fire Prevention Day Observed Across New York
New York marked Fire Prevention Day as city rubbish was cleaned up, building inspectors listened to lectures, and schools delivered talks on simple fire protection rules.
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New York
Lewiston man gets two years for forged checks
Amos IL. Meader claiming Lewiston Me was sent to the House of Correction for two years by Judge Fennett in police court yesterday. Meader was found guilty of passing several checks each for the amount of 1% forged on liquor details in the North End.
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Amos IL. Meader
Lewiston
House of Correction
Fennett
Meader
North End
Poincare declines to attend Madrid bullfight during visit
President Poincare of France visiting Madrid to see King Alfonso declined a bullfight arranged for Franco-Spanish festivities. The French leader is noted for his interest in animals.
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Madrid
Spain
Poincare Oz
France
Alfonso
Poincare
Arabic numerals on U S buildings decree issued
The Treasury Department instructed the supervising architect to use Arabic numerals on public buildings instead of Roman numerals. The order aims to ease interpretation for the average citizen.
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McAdoo
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Ilyde Park
Lyn
Worcester
New England
House of Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer Fine Clothes
Oderate
Kennedy Kravats
Bates Street
Emedys
Hawley ‘Streets
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