Lawyers Sue Miss Harris Over Chaplin Settlement
In Los Angeles on September 7, Mildred Harris Chaplin was named as defendant in a suit seeking 12500 dollars from Henry J. and Frederick E. Goldsmith. The New York attorneys, who represented her during divorce from Charles Chaplin, allege they were discharged after an agreement to receive 10 percent of earnings up to 300000 and 20 percent thereafter.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United Newa
Mildr
Harris Chaplin
Henry J
Frederick E. Goldsmith
New York
Charles Chaplin
Samuel A. Miller
Goldsmith's
Patrolman Thomas Connor Pensioned After 12 Years in Service
Patrolman Thomas Connor of Waterfront station aged 63 was pensioned at roll call last night. He entered the department on March 15 1884 and served on the harbor force when sail boats and rowing were the methods for daily rounds around the wharves and upper islands.
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Thomas Connor
Connor
Oren Francis Bates Funeral at Milton
Funeral for Oren Francis Bates, early Milton settler and longtime captain of the town fire department hose company, will be held at his Adams and Mechanic streets home at 2 30 this afternoon.
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Oren Francis Bates
East Milton
Milton
Adams and
Mechanic Streets
Miss Wilhelmina Lundquist Weds Albert Sherman
Miss Wilhelmina Lundquist daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilhelm Lundquist of 58 Lonsdale Street Dorchester formerly a canteen worker was married last night at the First Baptist Church Ashmont to Albert L Sherman a World War veteran The ceremony was performed by Rev Robert L Webb D D secretary of the American Baptist Society and witnessed by many friends
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Wilhelmina Lundquist
Wilhelm Lundquist
Lonsdale Street
Dorchester
First Baptist Church
Ashmont
Albert L. Sherman
Robert L. Webb
American Baptist Society
Palm Conversation Leads to Record of Dates at Hearing
In a single hearing a palm tree was cited as producing as many as 4000 dates, described as a remarkable agricultural curiosity. The report notes the unusual yield and its implications for local date farming practices.
Jobless men race for new road labor jobs
Nineteen men out of work were offered jobs yesterday evening at the Church of the Unemployed on 31 Howard Street by Urbain J. Ledoux. A contractor seeking seven laborers for road work at Littleton near Lowell drew a crowd of over 30 applicants, with pay at 35 cents an hour.
Ledoux Aims to Break Bread Line By Job Creation Plan
Contractor Ledoux says he will hire every man who wants work and hold daily meetings at Parkman band stand to promote employment. He previously recruited workers in New York and Boston and sought shelter for a Belgian mother and her infant, but they disappeared from the Richwood Hotel.
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Ledoux
Curtis & Pope
Albany Street
New York
Boston
Parkman Bandstand
Peters
Richwood
Tremont Street
Honore Shanley
Lamba
Howard Street
League Likely to Elect Root to ICJ Chief Judge
Geneva reports quote League of Nations circles that Elihu Root is likely to be elected judge of the International Court of Justice with hopes he will accept. If elected, he would be chosen unanimously and probably become chief judge, despite declination rumors.
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Geneva
Associated Press
League of Nations
Elihu Root Wkely
New International Court of Justice
Root
Friends of the League
United States
Gompers Replies to Pershing in Broadside Address
Samuel Gompers responds to General Pershing in a broadside addressed to the American army leader. He explains his statements and notes Pershing's objections to them in a continuing exchange.
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Gompers
General Pershing
Pershing
Pershing Labor War Debate Sparks Public Dispute
In a heated exchange, Mr. Gompers defends labor’s war record while contending Pershing’s after-dinner remarks misstate his claim. Pershing reiterates loyalty of American citizens as key to Allied victory and decries influence of unions and organizations on policy.
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Gompers
Pershing
General Pershing
Republic
United States
America
Liner Arabic Joins White Star for Boston and New York
The Arabic formerly the Berlin, a 17800 ton liner built by Germany for Mediterranean service, has been added to White Star Line after reparations disposal. She sailed today for Boston and New York with German interior fittings intact and motor lifeboats with wireless gear.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Mediterranean
White Star Line
Boston
New York
Reparations Commission
New York Herald
Boston Post
Girl May Have Elope Neatly Missing Roxbury Clerk
Friends suspect Nellie Udovin a North End store clerk has eloped after vanishing from 101 Harrison Street Roxbury. Udovin family members believe she was kidnapped and have named a North End resident as a possible factor in her disappearance.
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Nellie Udovin
North End
Harrison Street
Roxbury
Udovin
One Drink in Zion City Costs 200 Dollars
Louis F. Swift Jr. and Dr. George E. Neovious, both of Chicago, pleaded guilty to taking a drink of alcoholic liquor in Zion. Judge Persons fined each man 200 dollars in Lake County Court. State's Attorney A. V. Smith filed the information. his home was bombed recently in a retaliation claim tied to an alleged booze ring.
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Zion City
Waukegan
Louis F. Swift, Jr
Chicago
Packer
George E. Neovious
Zion
Foreign War Vets to Hold Block Party at Fitzgerald Circle
Veterans of Foreign Wars Thomas J. Fitzgerald Post 561 will host a grand block party and entertainment on Friday evening September 9 in Fitzgerald circle City Point. Commander John H. Wallace directs the committee work and promises a most enjoyable affair. Proceeds aid wounded and disabled World War I veterans.
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Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fitzgerald Circle
City Point
John H. Wallace
Hughes clarifies term for arms conference
Secretary of State Hughes said the upcoming international conference in Washington will focus on armament limitation not disarmament. He emphasized the official name is the conference for the limitation of armament, calling disarmament a different subject.
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Hughes
Washington
United News
Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for the Eyes
Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy in the treatment of axe trophies and to strengthen eyesight. Sold under money refund guarantee by all druggists.
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Padova
C. F. Hovey Co
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