Brown president calls focus on mental needs of students
Providence May Rosa Faunce Brown University aims to study mental and spiritual needs of undergraduates with trained psychologists, arguing healthy mind requires healthy body. He cites vast infirmary use during flu and warns colleges must expand mental and spiritual guidance beyond mere medical treatment.
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Providence
R. I. May
Brown
WH BP
Fannie
Hale
Faunce
Department of Health
New England
Nfe
Claijly
Local Man Caught Driving Rum Truck in Darien
Darien May 7 Special The odor of alcohol from a vegetable truck prompted Motorcycle Policeman Amos Anderson to stop the vehicle on the Post road. He arrested Robert Lyon and Ralph Mutarell on charges of transporting liquor. Lyon previously faced a similar charge on March 18, fined $300 and 20 days in jail. Both men are held on $1,900 bonds for Monday hearing.
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Darien
Amos Anderson
Post Road
Anderson
Oan
Trobert Lyon
Nichols Street
Bridge Port
Ralph Mutarell
Claude Avenue
Jamaica
Lyon
Mechanic Stoker Inventor Robert S Riley Dies
Robert Sanford Riley known for inventing a mechanical stoker for power plants died in Worcester Massachusetts at age 51 He was born in Hamilton Ontario studied mechanical engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and served as chief engineer on oval auxiliary vessels during the Boxer campaign He held a US chief engineer license for unlimited tonnage and a top British certificate.
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Worodster
Mass
Robert Sanford Riley
Hamilton Ont
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
China
United States
Jirilish Board of Trade
Hearing on habeas corpus for Kawin Von Walden
May 7 AP reports a hearing on a writ of habeas corpus to free Kawin Von Walden from county jail on a fugitive from justice charge connected with Pelco court. The extradition order was postponed until May 11 and Gov. Trumbull yesterday refused to sign extradition papers for Walden to Webs.
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New Twiaven
Girl All His Life He Decides to Be a Man
Chester Sawyer, twenty eight years old, who for twenty years posed as a girl, was sentenced to sixty days in the work house after testifying that job hardship in male attire pushed him to steal. He admitted taking three shirts and a dozen neckties from a department store, saying he preferred living as a man and dressing as a man.
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Nelw
York
Chester Sawyer
Grace Bange faces grand larceny sentencing May 18
New York woman Grace Ott Bange, who confessed to swindling friends of more than 200000 through fake stock investments, heads to grand larceny proceedings. Judge Mancuso set May 18 for sentence, with potential 5 to 10 years as a first offender.
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New York
Grace Ott Bange
Mancuso
Complete walled city unearthed at Kiryath Sepher site
In southern Palestine near Jerusalem an excavation reveals a highly preserved Canaanite and Israelite walled city. Led by Dr Melvin G. Kyle, the discovery shows 40 foot high walls 14 to 14 feet thick, complex gates with towers, early gal leries and storerooms for grain and water, dating back perhaps two thousand years before Christ.
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Jerusalem
Kiryath Sepher
Palestine
Smith Grants Longer Reprieve for Bank Robbery Slayer
Albany May 7 Governor Smith today extended the respite for Ambrose Rosa until the week beginning December 12 next. Rosa awaits execution for the murder during a Bellmore bank robbery. The extension was granted at the request of Nassau County District Attorney.
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Albany
N. Y
Smith
Ambrose Rosa
Bellmore
Tone In
Nase County
Massachusetts Agricultural College Wins Seven Year Autonomy Battle
Boston May 7 Gov Fuller signed a measure exempting the Massachusetts Agricultural College from supervision by the State Commissioner of Education. The move ends a seven year dispute led by trustees against state control. President Butterfield had urged abolition of the old system if autonomy was denied.
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Boston
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Han
Fuller
Payson Smith
Kenyon I. Butterfield
Butterfield
Tie
Tie College
Flour millers face anti trust probe findings
A Federal Trade Commission preliminary report charges flour millers conspired to restrain competition and evade inquiry. It notes refusals to furnish documents and copies, names Washburn Crosby and Pillsbury Mills among those resisting examination, and cites potential penalties under court action.
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Wasitington
Federal Trade Commission
Usta
Senate
Fia
Perm
Washburn Crosby Company
Pilsbury Flour Mils
Kansas Flour Mills Company
National Organization of Flour Millers
The
Millers National Federation
L. H. Pinney
Minnesota Millers Club
Minneapolis
Con Topping
Southwestern Millers League
Kansas City
Missouri
Pinney
Topping
Department of Justice
Pillspury
Indian Dead Construction Head Indicted For Perjury
Cambridge May 7 Al George P Le Grand of Lowell president of the Indian Dead Construction company was arraigned before Judge George A Flynn in Middlesex County Superior court on two secret indictments charging perjury. Le Grand testified Wednesday at the trial of seven Lowell city officials on charges of conspiracy to violate the city charter. One indictment alleged he testified that Fred G Leary did not endorse promissory notes drawn by the Nashoba Construction company knowing the testimony to be false. The second charged he testified Leary had no role in reorganizing the Nashoba Construction company knowing that to be false. Le Grand pleaded not guilty and was released on $1000 bond posted by Lowell contractor John Brady.
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Cambridge
Mass
George P le Grand
Lowell
Indian Dead Construction Company
George A. Flynn
Middlesex County Superior
le Grand
Lowell City
Secrel
Grand
Fred G. Leary
Nashoba Construction Company
Leary
Nushoba
Cumpain
John Brady
Fire at Rubber Plant Suppressed with No Damage
Firemen were called to the ITO Canfield Rubber plant on TEousatunic avenue at 9 yesterday morning to extinguish a small fire in a heap of rubber. There was no damage according to engineer Dantel Johnson.
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ITO, Canfield Rubber Company
Teousatunic Avenue
Dantel Johnson
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