Five New Nurses Graduated From Lowell General Hospital
A class of five trained nurses was graduated yesterday from the Lowell General Hospital. Despite heat, a sizable audience watched as the graduates in blue gowns received diplomas from Dr. Pillsbury and President White. Speeches urged ongoing study, professional loyalty, and vigilant patient care, with diplomas and pins awarded to Isabelle M. Johnson, Mildred N. King, Margaret McCord, Roberta K. Sharp, and Elizabeth Y. Sharp.
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Lowell General Hospital
W. H. White
Lowell General Hospital Association
C. W. Huntington
G. H. Pillsbury
Aucoeas
Isabelle M. Johnson
Mildred N. King
Margaret McCord
Roberta K. Sharp
Elizabeth Y. Sharp
C. A. Scott
A. St. John Chambre
Drunkenness and theft cases heard at Hadley Police Court
Six drunkenness cases led to fines and probation. Mary Curley paid $2 while Mary Smith’s case was continued to July 6. James O'Brien and Patrick McLaughlin, old offenders, were sent to the workhouse for three months. Josephine Raymond discharged. John O'Brien placed on probation, later jailed three months for larceny. James E. Brown larceny and Thomas Foley with Frank Philips for receiving stolen property continued to July 30. Gallagher assault case postponed to July 2 with Wien, MacNally, and others. Ward and Stack faced arson charges. Ward discharged for lack of proof, Stack similarly discharged.
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Mary Curley
Mary Smith
James O’brien
Patrick McLaughlin
Josephine Raymond
John O’brien
James E. Brown
Thomas F. Foley
Frank W. Philips
Thomas J. Gallagher
Eugene H. Wien
Edward MacNally
Willie Ward
Charles Stack
West Fifth Street Baptist Outing at Varnum's Landing
The West Fifth Street Baptist church held its annual outing at Varnum's Landing on Thursday. The general committee included Superintendent R. B. Thomas, John B. Brown, Robert Hollingworth, Richard Hutton, Mrs. Millington, Mrs. W. N. Burke, and Miss Evelyn Lindsay. Races were run under John B. Brown’s supervision.
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West Fifth Street Baptist Church
Varnum’s Landing
R. B. Thomas
John B. Brown
Robert Hollingworth
Richard Hutton
Millington
W. N. Burke
Mies Evelyn Lindsay
Worn school books dumped in basement as state of dilapidation
The usual array of worn and battered school books is being dumped in the basement. Some for cremation, doubtless, as the only fit end for an advanced state of dilapidation due to hard and eager study. The Fourth of July committee will meet tonight at o'clock.
Market Gains Hold Firm But Sugar Leads Narrow Rally
Strength dominates the opening as stocks hold yesterday's gains with few slips. Sugar stays active around 113% while copper and steel shares gain modestly, and margins hint at a possible test of par with renewed bull interest in Sugar and related issues.
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Brooklyn
Isle Royale
Parrott
Willett and Gray
Rolston & Bass
New York
Well Street Information Company
F. S
Pennsylvania
New York Market Report From Bright Sears Co
Bright Sears & Co. reports on the New York market with details from Am Sugar Ref Co of Tig 1134y L1d4y Am Stow and wire traffic. Notes mention Atchison and Ble Whe Wh and other market movements amid brief, fragmentary items.
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New York
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison
Storti Confession Hearings In Suffolk Court
In Boston the Suffolk superior criminal court hears morning testimony about Luigi Storti's alleged confessions of murder. Officials weigh if statements were voluntary, with stenographic confession records discussed, including notes from police headquarters and interpreters.
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Boston
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Luigi Storti
Storti
I Interpre
Lawreres Canio
Hudson
Barretta
Rosatto
Watts
Labadini
Caluchel
Italy
Wau
Vincenzo Buccelin
Buccetla
Calucci Threats Seen in Night of Crime Tragedy
Witness testified that Calucci threatened the defendant with a pistol during the night of the crime. The weapon was concealed under the defendant's head and Calucci was called a traitor. The defendant struck Calucci with an axe, fearing injury, and then fled to the woods.
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Calucci
Porto Rico Council organizes with language limits noted
The executive council of Porto Rico met in San Juan and organized permanently. Language barriers caused delays as many members could not speak or understand English. Secretary of State Hunt praised a liberal plan giving Porto Ricans strong representation in the council with power to choose the house of delegates. Governor Allen’s message urged budget action for the new fiscal year. Senors Diezo and Matienzo welcomed the milestone. Official acts limited to budget approval and ratification of the May 2 bond act for the treasurer at 100000 dollars.
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San Juan
P. R
Executive Council of
Porto Rico
William H. Hunt
Executive Council
House of Delegates
United States
Gov. Allen
Senor Diezo
Senor Matienzo
Hospital saws aid rapid operations in surgery
Asa is introduced for surgical use driven by an electric motor at 2200 rpm yielding about tenth horsepower. Handheld by a leather strap and flexible coil shaft, it allows free movement. Used in major hospitals, it reduces shock compared with slower hand saws and aids cranial and other resections. The apparatus weighs about 12 pounds and can be carried near the operator in Chicago.
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Chicago One
Indisputable Miles Summit Remark On Antique China
Miss Apiniche claims a family heirloom piece of old china, insisting it was handed down through generations. Miss Patieade counters that the ancestors never kept servants, reflecting a skeptical social quip in Harper's Bazaar style.
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Miles
China
Apiniche
Patieade
Harper's Bazar
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