Ordered Daughter To Leave In Eaton Will Case
Testimony in the Eaton will contest in Nashua shows the plan to disinherit siblings, with claims the father aimed to favor housekeeper Lucy Dow. Defense argues Perry A. Eaton was sane and acted within his rights, citing family dynamics and prior marriages as context.
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Nashua, N.H
Perry A. Eaton
Manchester
Manchester and Weare
Lucy Dow
Mollie Spalding
Jacksonville
Fla
Spalding
Clara E. Favor
Eaton
George H. Warren
Warren
Housing Bill Is Scored by Bankers Union Invective
Secretary of Labor Wilson was labeled socialist by Ralph Ingalls of New York in a speech to the American Bankers Association in St. Louis. Ingalls denounced the Mondell soldier land settlement bill and the U S Housing Corporation along with federal farm loan and reclamation services. He claimed government building programs aim to force housing through loans and criticized Nolan's building loan bill as a backdoor approach.
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ST. Louis
Wilson
Ralph Ingalls
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Savings Bank
Ingalls
United States Housing Corporation
Federal Farm Loan System
United States Reclamation Service
Labor
John J. Nolan
Memorial Building Campaign for M A C World War Heroes
A drive to raise 150000 for a memorial building at Massachusetts Agricultural College in Amherst is under way. Donations already pledged and plans completed for a campus tribute to 49 MAC men who died in World War I. Campaign runs to October with world wide meetings on October 25. Alumni may contact A W Spaulding, assistant secretary of the memorial building committee, MAC, Amherst.
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Aggie
A. W. Spaulding
Alumni ‘Memorial Building Committee
Berkshire Street Cars to Resume Service Soon
Word reached Fittsfield that after a Public Service Commission hearing this morning objections to a new fare schedule from southern county representatives were withdrawn. Officials expect the Berkshire street railway system to resume operation within two days after the suspension.
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Berkshire
Fittsfield
Public Service Commission
Food sales begin at seven Malden fire stations
Food sales start this afternoon in each of Malden's seven fire stations. The city holds 167 tons valued at $40,000. Sales will be handled by a committee of two from the districts serving the fire houses. Orders were placed on postcards containing citizens' orders, distributed by school children.
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Malden
City CouncilOKs New Police Station Plans and Budget
The City Council yesterday approved an order directing the superintendent of public buildings to prepare plans and specifications for a new Police Station 2 on City Hall Avenue to replace the existing facility. The measure had a favorable reading earlier and also authorizes spending up to $15,000.
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City Hall Avenue
Departure Blesses Community of Christian Brothers
As he left, he blessed the Community of Christian Brothers who run the institution, Chaplain Sheehan, and the boys.
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Community of Christian Brothers
Sheehan
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Cambridge
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Twomen
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