Barron’s Case Against Lawson Heats Up Over Authorship Claim
The third hearing on Barron’s bid for a warrant against Thomas W. Lawson focused on who wrote a Frenzied Finance article and related legal notices in Everybody’s Magazine. Barron accuses Lawson of libel and of publishing notices during Barron’s motor trip to New York State.
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C. W. Barron
Boston News Bureau
Thomas W. Lawson
Everybody's Magazine
Judge Wentworth
Barron
Lawson
Barron Claims
New York State
Pougkeepsie
Hartford
Mr. Barron
Exparte
Wentworth
Sherman L. Whipple
Henry F. Hurlburt
Homer Albers
Not a Rich Man's College Harvard Sees Enrollment Drop
President Eliot said Harvard's enrollment decline cannot be blamed on the university's wealth. He noted a drop across most departments except the graduate and medical schools, with higher high school enrollments but fewer private preparatory graduates. He cited smaller colleges competing to attract students and the admissions by certificate as aiding their numbers.
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Eliot
Harvard
Harvard University
Amon
Harvard Dean Ends Sick Headache Excuses at Cambridge
Cambridge October 13 Dean Hurlbut of Harvard has banned sick headache as an excuse for missing lectures or unfinished work. The so called gold coast crowd on Mt Auburn Street used illness to dodge tasks. Now the instructor alone decides if a student is truly ill and liable for missed work.
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Cambridge
Dean Hurlbut
Harvard
Cambridge College
Gold Coast
Mt. Auburn
Hurlbut
Uke
Maine Visitor Blows Out Gas in Milltown Visit
Crisco Bridges, 44, of Milltown, Maine, arrived Thursday evening to visit friends on Clarendon Street. He blew out the gas when retiring and was nearly asphyxiated. He was taken to City Hospital and is on the dangerous list.
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Crisco Bridges
Milltown
Clarendon Street
City Hospital
Automobiles Blamed For Gypsy Moth Spread in Massachusetts
State superintendent A H Kirkland warns autos carry gypsy moth caterpillars to new districts. He cites measurements in Quincy square and Massachusetts avenue Boston showing high car counts. Legislature requires property cleanup to prevent spread. towns may charge neglectful owners.
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Massachusetts
A. H. Kirkland
Post
Quincey Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Gypsy moth outbreak hits Durham area and beyond
Durham New Hampshire reports a gypsy moth plague spreading with 15 additional localities including Seabrook. John Sweeney of Woburn has been assigned by the Massachusetts State department to develop plans to curb the outbreak and prevent further spread.
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Durham
N. H
John Sweeney
Woburn
Massachusetts State Department
Seabrook
Autoists Day in Waltham Court
In Waltham Municipal Court on October 18 overspeeding cases from Weston were heard. Richard Rowe of Boston paid a $15 fine for a second offense. Several others from Boston Newton and Somerville paid $10 or were held in bonds. some cases continued or dismissed. warrants issued for two defendants.
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Waltham
Richard Rowe
Boston
Charles D. Sias
J. B. Rockwood
Newton
William B. Hubbard
Joseph Koshland
Edward A. Clark
Sidney J. Francis
Iver Johnson Company
Benjamin Smith
Charles R. Hannan
F. B. Holden
George Vandyke
BE. R. Thomas Company
Charles B. Parkhurst
Somerville
Weston
Clark Picked Up The Duck In Hingham Case
Ellery Clark once a top US athlete and Boston school committee member faced court on a gunning law charge for using a gore boat to pursue a duck. He testified the duck was already dead in the water and he merely retrieved it while cruising in his power boat in the harbor.
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Hingham
Ellery Clark
Boston School Committee
Clark
Concert and Dance Installed by Commonwealth Associates
The Commonwealth Associates of wart Boston held their first installation and concert dance at John A. Hawes Post hall. The club, with 380 young men and women, aims to boost spirit among East Boston youth. Alderman Bromberg and others attended as representatives. officers installed include Barnard A. Helman as president and Homan Mseat as secretary, with Joseph Green as sergeant-at-arms.
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Commonwealth Associates of Wart Boston
John A. Hawes
East
Boston
Amon
Alderman Bromberg
Alaan Nolan
Abraham Alpert
Meyer Siobodkin
Mark Wolf
Samuel H
Dent
Barnard A. Helman
Srice
Mexe Oesone Homan
Ketary
Morraplan
Secrete
Ene
Gline
Bernard A. Helman
The
Commonwealth Associates of
East Boston
Changes in Fire Department Transfers and Appointments
Rank reform shifts within the fire service with R. Brophy from Ladder 17 to Engine 41 Brighton and Fernald Unit 41 moving on. Engine 26 receives new assignment with an officer filling a vacancy in another unit yesterday.
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R. Brophy
Engin
Brighton
Fernald
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