Recruiting in Boston Under Fire Over British Army Claims
United States District Attorney Anderson rejected Congressman Tacue’s charges that Boston boys are being recruited for Britain. Tacue said investigations show ongoing efforts to recruit local youth for foreign service and promised to escalate the matter to Washington. Ballardville reports William Shaw accepting the Prohibition party governor nomination.
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Boston
United States
Anderson
Tacue
Armay
Tague
Department of Justice
Washington
United States District Attorney
Moran murder suspects held without bail in Bangor
Morgan DD Davie and Lara Moran pleaded not guilty in municipal court to the murder of Stephen Moran. They were ordered held for the supreme court without bail. Also noted is the Arizona, the thirty ninth battleship built for the navy since 1992, expected to slip from the New York navy yard in winter.
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Bangor
Morgan DD
Davie
Lara Moran
Stephen Moran
Supreme Court
Washington
Arizona
New York Navy Yard
Minnesota county option shuts eighty saloons
St Paul reports that eighty saloons in ten Minnesota counties will cease operations after county option elections. Only two of the twelve counties voting will retain saloons, shaping local liquor policy across the state.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Destroyer Cushing reaches 80.6 knots on trials
The destroyer Cushing during builders trials achieved a speed of 80.6 knots. Vice Admiral Albert, head of the French naval HQ, died in Paris at age 67. Major Ray Eaton of Brunswick resigns as Maine Department commander. Irving Rose, 15, of Auburn, drowned in the Androscoggin River after wading too deep. New Ashford, Massachusetts, claims to be the only town in the United States without a dog.
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Cushing
Albert
Paris
Ray FP. Eaton
Brunswick
Department of Maine
G. A. R. Irving Rose
Auburn
Androscoggin
New Ashford
Mass
United States
Concord at New Home Cabaret and Vaudeville Event
The Country Club hosted a successful cabaret and vaudeville evening Saturday attracting a crowd near capacity. Proceeds support installing a swimming pool, with acts by Horwood’s military band, Alar Hay, dancers Dorothy Dotee and Mrs. Geo M. Keyes, and appearances by R C C Renchley and Harvard Glee Club members.
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Mrns
Hoel Po Leith
Leith
Edwin Brooke
G Hollis Blake
James Porter
Parr Brown
William Weeden
Sudbury Social Roundup Tells Of Visits, Dances And Games
Sudbury residents host and visit guests across town areas with Mrs J A Powers and Miss Dorothy Marra among attendees. Boston visitor William H Breelow stays at Peerys while Sudbury folk attend a Unitarian Church meeting and a town hall dance. Sudbury teams play hard in a recent game as local players and families are noted in multiple reports.
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Clara Wright
J. A. Powers
William Finenett
Willian HH. Breelow
Boston
Peery's
James Sheffield
Albert Sheffield
Richard BB. Oliver
Nantasket
Fred Bent
Hiram Haynes
North Sudbury
Ayer
George Tnnes
Peter Pilkington
Chelsea
Miner & Bruise Dune
Wic Fairbanks
Ph T.nees
Sudbury AL
Town Hell
Wheeoler
Mildredills
Sidie Tills
Brooklyft
N.Y
Sud baseball game upset mars Hudson-Sud match
An isolated report recalls a Hudson high versus Sud baseball game with rough behavior marring sportsmanship. It notes a Sud lead when Roland Eaton hit a left field homer, and references a lost ball during a mislaid inning.
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Hudson High School
Sud
AL C
Sudimary
Roland Eaton
Wells Charged in Farm Theft and Vandalism Case
Henry Wells, age forty, was arrested last week on **malicious mischief** charges. He and a accomplice reportedly left Peter Pinkington’s farm in Laxington after taking eighty five quarts of milk, damaged harnesses in the stables, and broke the gasoline pump in the well-house.
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Henry Wells
Wells
Peter Pinkington
Laxington
Sudbury
Liquor Dealers' Head Promises Prohibition Solution
In a California session National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association head Woolner outlined a plan to solve prohibition by allowing free distribution to legitimate channels. He argued against broad bans, urging government restraint to protect property and liberty, while noting district court rulings denying action against saloon seizures.
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Cincinnati
Pire
United States
Osborn
Wien
Woolner
Club Plans Saturday Dances and Holiday Programs
The text notes dances planned for remaining Saturday nights this month and special programs during the holidays. Enthusiasm is high and all signs point to a successful club season.
Successful Italian Festa in Town Hall on a May Evening
A modest Italian Festa hosted by the State Library Commission was held in the town hall on a warm May night. Patronesses supported the event with money and effort while locals enjoyed readings, lantern pictures, and music from Palladino of Boston and a concertina by Andrew Vissio. Miss Hazel Newton and Mrs Patterson provided entertainment and an audience of townspeople and officials attended.
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Ttalinit Therhia
State Library Commission
Madan
Commuunite
Woman's Clit
Pp. A. Th
Th. Outroms
John Ll. Bremer
Sarah Bremer
James Meats
Boston
HE OW. Patterson
George Dwieht
BE. M. Bennett
Wayland
MM. Campbell
State Library of
L. Z. Smith
Hazel Newton
Waltham
Orriot Joseph
Everett Chandler
Hi. Revers
Charles Way
Leon EF. Hawes
R. Arthur Eaton
Invention Delayed by Legal Hurdles Among Swedes
A Swedish inventor faced patent disputes causing a delay in practical use of a safety device. Another Swedish colleague reportedly provided the key concept, but the invention never reached practical implementation.
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McChes
Winty
Marlboro News Bits From Town and Surroundings
Local notes report Henry G Adams planning a property project on Highland street. Several residents visit kin in Rom and Manchester area while a City band lawn party is set for June 25 at Fairmount Park. Town commissioners adjourned Friday night until September and a highway wagon overhaul is noted. A Marlboro hospital birth, civic group travel plans, elm beetle spraying, and a marriage license filing for Martin W Do r on and Anna V Gallagher are listed among miscellaneous items.
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Wilike Twensland
Fairmount Park Veening
Hause
Spring Conference Opened by Unitarian Church Topic Our Missionaries
The Worcester Conference of Congregational and other Christian societies meets at the Unitarian church with a public service at 7 30. Rev Thomas S Robsent of Jorsty Springs will preach. The general topic is Our Missionaries Opportunities and Obligations. Tomorrow the exercises start at 10 a m and continue to 1 30 with lunch intermission.
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Worcester Conference of Congregational
Unitarian
Unitarian Church
Thomas S. Robsent
Jorsty Springs
Col
West
Man Suffrage Talk Set With Multiple City Addresses
John of Boylston is allowed to speak in the city tomorrow on universal suffrage. He will address workers at the Curtis factory at 12 30 and speak at Broad and Lincoln streets at 7 00 and at the Monument at 8 00 in the evening.
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John and
Boylston
Curtis Factory
Broad and
Lincoln Sts
Payne Major Contest Awaits Marlboro Captain Claim
Captain Philip Schuylar has withdrawn from the major contest in the 6th Regiment. Captain A N Payne of this city and Captain Pond are the remaining candidates. Insider reports suggest Marlboro captain Philip Schuylar may still receive the promotion.
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Philip Schuylar
A. N. Payne
Pond
Zoi 7
Marlboro
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R. E. Hartin
Foster
Shaw
Ballardville
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Moran
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Orcuestra
Alar Hay
Dorothy Dotee
Geo M. Keyes
Dodee
Megers
Roope
Perkins
Tall
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George F. Root
Miss Dade
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W. WW. Araley
Joseph Richardson
A. Tavis
F. A. Power
Percy W Brown
Harry Brown
Edwin Brooks
Frederick
Richard Eaton
Frederick Brooks Neal Wainwright
Julian Ballou
Ernest Dustan
William Davis
Berkies Wheeler
Stephen Pepper
Rosamond Porter
Mary Parker
Eleanor Johnson
Marion Hudson
John M. Eaton
Percy W. Brown
Dorothy Marra
Leon B
Hinnes
Hudson
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Lon Angeles
Cal
Kern County
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Henry G. Adams
Highland St
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C. D. Simmons
Henry Bonner
Adder Co
Mrs. J. BE. Kelley
Walter
Rom
Joby Siock
Hazard Veceal
Fronton City Hospital
Jones
Bedward Dalton
Mr.l Collins
Lapierre
Becudey
Patrick Lyons
Eugene Mullane
James H. Collins
Gay Sr
Marlboro Hospital
Emma Douke
William Jaye
Lincoln
W. GC
T. A. Huis City
Northboro
Jocor Berne
Harold Brown
Wiamo
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