Harvard Men To Face Second Trial March 21
Ten Harvard students and a Cambridge tobacconist who appealed after their conviction in the district court on March 2 for disturbing the peace in a midnight show incident had March 21 set for their trial in Middlesex superior criminal court Cambridge. They pleaded not guilty at arraignment while Judge Stone imposed sentences from ten days in the House of Correction to a nominal fine of one dollar. The defendants were released on bail arranged by Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell.
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Sthurd Stone
House of Correction
Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Strike ends at Athens amid deadly shopkeeper protests
In Athens on March 11 two people were killed and 15 wounded as a six general shopkeepers strike sparked disorders. The government previously said shops that did not reopen would miss rental moratorium protections, influencing landlords demands and tax disputes.
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Athens
Greece
Mothers Save Youth Not Fathers Judge Says
Des Moines Iowa March 11 AP Judge William S Kenyon of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals told attendees of the American Homes National Congress that parents who send their sons to college with the attorney general receive little sympathy. He urged a return to the old fashioned home and mother, saying disrespect of law is a major problem and the home is the solution. He noted men have not managed to resolve these issues.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wiliam S Kenyon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
National ‘Congress
Kenyon
Humbert Promoted to Major in Rome Army Move
Crown Prince Humbert advances in his military career by being promoted to major and assigned to the 90th Regiment of Infantry in Rome.
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Rome
Humbert
90Th Regiment of Infantry
Depositors to be paid in full after bank closure
Pittsburgh March 11 AP Depositors of the Brotherhood Savings and Trust Co will receive full reimbursement from assets while stockholders face roughly 36 percent loss of a 169000 total capital. The labor bank had 522616 in deposits mostly small wage earner accounts when it closed last October amid a $820600 Liberty bonds swindle. President A McCrady and officials await trial. about 290000 recovered.
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Pittsburgh
Brotherhood Savings and Trust Company
State Banking Department
Brotherhood Bank
Labor Bank
Charles E Knapp
McCrady
Woman arranging funeral dies in stair fall at Mill Shoals
Mrs Mary Erhart about seventy three years old of Hamilton Ohio, sister of Mrs Perry Hunter who was slain by her husband, slipped on stairs at Mill Shoals hotel and broke her neck. She had come from Ohio to arrange burial for her sister. The husband of the drowned woman had committed suicide.
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Mount Vernon
Mary Erhart
Hamilton
Ohio
Perry Hunter
Mill Shoals
Mia Erhart
Husband known as cave man wins divorce
Anna Kolligian won a divorce from Charles A Kolligian on cruelty grounds. Police testimony described him as habitually mean and controlling, denying pay for purchases and work by his wife. They married December 31 1923 and were together 43 months.
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Charles A Kolligian
Frank Stratton
Norwalk
Tudge
Boy Hurt as Foot Run Over by School Bus
Kenneth Marshall seven years old son of Mr and Mrs Marshall of Pine street was dragged beside a school bus Wednesday afternoon and had his foot run over. The foot was so swollen the extent of the injuries could not be determined.
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Huntington
Kenneth Marshall
Marshall
Pine Street
Barbers Strike Looms In New Haven Dispute
Journeymen barbers in New Haven, union members, threaten a strike over wage scales. They seek 30 a week from 25, plus 10 percent of income over 40, under an old contract. Recently hair-cut prices rose from 9 to 9.45 dollars.
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New Haven
Law against Communist London School urged
In the Commons Captain Herbert Holt moved to second reading a bill to punish teachings of blasphemy sectarian hatred and sedition in Sunday schools. He accused a movement in Britain of spreading propaganda through state and private schools and forming children into groups for propaganda.
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LAW
London School
London
Mind 11
Great Briain
House of Commons
Herbert Holt
Holt
Dust flies in Vermont as city sprinkles dust on streets
AlBans Vermont March 11 AP City Manager C S Summer ordered street sprinklers to lay dust on dry streets as no snow has fallen for over two weeks. Oldest residents cannot recall a dust period this early.
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So Albans
Vermont
Cheetahs Sent to Country After Attack on Sergeant
Percy and Nellie two pet cheetahs on Lake Shore Drive attacked Police Sergeant Wellington Whitton during an investigation. Wentworth, owner, announced the animals will be moved to the country to prevent further danger.
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Chicago
Percy
Nellie
P&t
John Wentworth
Lake Shore Drive
Wentworth
Wellington Whitton
Cheetahs Show Gentle Side in Yen as Wentworth Presents Book
In Yen, Wentworth displayed an AI thesis asserting the cheetahs are harmless. The demonstration framed the animals as benign, with the audience observing a calm interaction and discussion following the presentation.
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Yen
Wentworth
Aviators Lost Army Admits Two Officials Say Died
Washington reports that two aviators Lieut William A Gray and Harris were officially dead after a crash at sea. Gray hailed from Chelsea Massachusetts and Harris from Williamsport Pennsylvania. Their loss occurred February along the New Jersey coast as they flew the route with the Navy and Army forces.
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March
Ldeutenanta
William A Gray A
Harris
War Department
Army
New
Eopey
Gray
Chelsea
Mass
Harrie
Williamsport
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