Prisoners of War Honored At Brighton Dinner
At Grand Army Hall in Brighton a dinner honored prisoners of war. Mrs. Emma C. Baker welcomed the old soldiers as the corps held a business meeting led by Commander EB. P. Stanley. Officers elected for the year include KF. J. Smith commander, W. W. Bessey junior vice commander, James H. Griggs adjutant and treasurer, W. W. Fish chaplin, George Rouillard sergeant-major, and Thomas J. Bufftum with Milton F. Roberts on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Hall
Brighton
Emma C. Baker
EB. P. Stanley
Mander
KF. J. Smith
W. W. Bessey
James H. Griggs
Chaplin W. W. Fish
George Rouillard
Thomas J. Bufftum
Milton F. Roberts
Missing tele phone operator Miss Anna Healey in South End
Miss Anna Healey a comely telephone operator is missing from her boarding place in the South End. Relatives friends and the police are searching the city for any trace of her. She is 17 and daughter of William Healey a patient at Mattapan C onsumptive Hospital. She left her position four weeks ago and then the boarding place disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Healey
South End
Miss Healey
William Healey
Mattapan Consumptive Hospital
Arrest Delays Wedding in Abington Case
Miss Thelma Minzey twenty arrived home with her mother from Providence as plans for her marriage to Albert Estes Jr. of Fall River were halted after Estes was arrested on a charge of passing worthless checks at Cherry Street.
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Abington
Thelma Minzey
Edith Ellershaw
High Street
Providence
Albert Estes, Jr
Cherry Street
Fall River
Miss Minzey
Brockton
Estes
Frank Marr
City Hall
Miss. Minzey
Albert
New York
Fall River trip ends with police inquiry into forged checks
Miss Minzey and her fiancé Albert planned to marry in New York after discovering a five day wait for a Providence license. A Providence inspector arrived with news of a Fall River man arrested for passing forged checks, and police advised Miss Minzey to report the matter.
Insane Woman Rides Taxis Without Paying in New London
Miss Elizabeth Barry, 50, caused a citywide taxi spree riding taxis with no destination or money. Arrested at the Mohican Hotel she was examined by Acting City Physician Dr. Charles Kaufman who declared her insane and sought relatives in New York City or Norwich State Hospital commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Elizabeth Barry
Mohican Hotel
Charles Kaufman
West Seventy-fourth, Street
New York City
Norwich State Hospital
Trial transcript notes Dr. Eaton as chief witness in Wiswell suit
Dr. Harold B. Eaton of Harvard Medical School testified as primary defense witness in the $50 000 damage suit brought by Edward H. Lotz of Malden against Mrs. Hannah S. Wiswell. The case concerns the alleged death of Mrs. May C. Lotz at a sanitarium in Wellesley in November 1919 due to scalding in a hot bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Eaton
Harvard Medical School
Edward H. Lotz
Malden
Hannah S. Wiswell
Wellesley
May C. Lotz
Hot Bath Tests and Sensitory Thresholds in Lotz Case
In East Cambridge, Dr. Eaton explains sensory threshold as the gap between feeling pain and saying ow amid Lotz defense arguments. He cites public baths in Tokyo with 400,000 bathers at 180 degrees, and recalls Babe Ruth test remarks as courtroom banter. The trial probes whether Mrs Lotz was lucid when bathed at a sanatorium, with testimonies on pain and lucidity, and notes on hot bath practices and risks.
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Tokio
Japan
Babe Ruth
Lotz
Thayer
East Cambridge Superior Court
Pabeta
Dr. Waton
Resignation of G. O. P. treasurer sparks budget clash
Francis Reginald Bangs of Boston resigns as Republican State committee treasurer amid a dispute over expenditures by the women’s division. Howard Fall of Malden is named temporary successor. The Bangs plan to cut women’s division funds faces opposition from Mrs. James D. Tillinghast and other leaders who seek to fund-raise via a December bazaar. The amendment delaying the effective date to January 1, 1922 passes.
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Republican State Committee
Francis Reginald Bangs
Boston
Howard Fall of
Malden
Bangs
James D. Tillinghast
Cambridge
Women's Executive Committee
Frank RF. Batchelder
Worcester
George W. Knowlton, Jr
Upton
Copley Plaza
Batchelder
Coolidge
Weeks
Lodge
Beating Allegations At Hampden County Training School
Testimony in Springfield describes a boy beaten with a rubber hose by assistant superintendent Ralph W. Haskell after running away. Melville Cochrane, a former employee, also saw log punishment by a former teacher named Pitta. Multiple witnesses testified as the legislative hearing continued.
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Springfield
Oct
Melville Cochrane
Hampden County
Pitta
Miss Morgan to Wed Ambassador Herrick
Social columns reveal the engagement of Miss Morgan and Ambassador Herrick, a topic stirring Franco American circles. The rumor has circulated in elite dinners, signaling a major social sensation of the year.
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Her
Social notes honor two Americans for wartime service
Rick and Miss Morgan, long friends, appear at private dinners since the Ambassador’s France return. Both are Legion of Honor members, Herrick for wartime Paris service and pro France ties, Miss Morgan for her extensive war record in France. Rumor recalls J P Morgan’s will tying inheritance to matrimony. Herrick widowed last year. honors fall to Mrs Parmerlee Herrick in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick
Miss Morgan
France
Legion of Honor
Herrick
Paris
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Parmerlee Herrick
United States
Sagamore department store arson defendant granted new trial
Barnstable date Oct 26 Max Orent proprietor of a Sagamore department store convicted of arson last week was granted a new trial by Judge Lummus. His counsel contended the verdict lacked weight of evidence and Orent was released on bonds for the April term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
Max Orent
Sagamore
Lummus
Orent
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Thomas Dalby Co
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