Arrest Grow After Raid At 55 Astor Street
Frank Grow, head of the Langham Motor Car Company in Brookline, was arrested by Back Bay police at 10 20 for disturbing the peace linked to a Monday night party at 55 Astor Street. He posted bail and returned home after surrendering, while seven girls and three men were charged with drunkenness.
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Frank. Grow
Langham Motor Car Company
Columbus Avenue
Back Bay
Grow
Astor Street
Verndale Street
Brookline
Back Box
Haskins
Roxbury
Malden Sister Wins Suit for Housekeeper Services
Miss Mary Shea of Malden won a verdict of 4797.76 from Jeremiah Shea a Malden contractor in East Cambridge Civil Court. She claimed he owed 8000 for over 15 years of housekeeper services from July 20 1902 to Nov 7 1917 at five dollars a week.
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Mary Shea
Malden
East Cambridge
Jeremiah Shea
Woman Seeks Wages for Household Service in Ireland Expatriation Case
A jury awarded wages with interest to Miss Shea for six weeks of work caring for a home in Ireland 20 years ago. She testified she lived with her brother in Ireland, helped with four children and farm tasks, and left after his threatened remarriage. she sought compensation for services rendered.
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Miss Shea
Ireland
Thieves Lock Gas Market Ice Chest. Loot $25
Two young men entered the People's Cash Market at 470 Shawmut Avenue yesterday afternoon. They locked George T. Hitchcock a 67 year old butcher in an ice chest and looted the cash register of 25. Passersby on Shawmut Avenue watched the incident.
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People’s Cash Market
Shawmut Avenue
George T. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Robbers trap man in ice chest during store heist
A man was locked inside an ice chest during a store robbery as two youths forced the door, rifled the cash drawer, and fled. He escaped after about 15 minutes while bystanders watched. police later arrested two suspects described as about 20, smooth shaven, dark.
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Hitchcock
Icv
Irish Rebels Seize Milford Barracks in Donegal
An IR A mutinous section seized Milford Barracks in County Donegal after ejecting the Free State garrison. The raid marks a bold challenge amid the Irish conflict.
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Milford Barracks
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
County Donegal
Free State
Moonshine Ring Targeting Policeman in Bristol County
Special Policeman Herbert S. Cummings and his wife accuse Bristol County moonshine operators of trying to remove him from the force by targeting his children. Cummings says raids on moonshine stills and bootlegger prosecutions provoked the retaliation.
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Ring
Attleboro
Bristol County
Herbert S. Cummings
Mr. Cummings
Cummings
House Over Line Protest Targets Attleboro Family
Mr. Cummings faces a protest over his two children in Attleboro as critics allege neither he nor his children hold legal status. The dispute highlights tensions around local schooling and family eligibility.
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Cummings
Attleboro
Mine Menace Detected on Boston Europe Liner Route
A drifting mine was sighted in the Boston to Europe liner pathway. The Navy hydrographic office issued a radio warning to mariners. The mine’s position was latitude 40 18 N, longitude 62 56 W, south of the Grand Bank near the Europe to New York line.
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Washington
Boston
Europe
Hydrographic Office
Navy Department
Grand Bank
New York
Cambridge man charged after crash injures two and court date set
Grosvenour W. Watson of 40 Jay Street Cambridge driver for a Summer Street concern was arrested by Back Bay police for drunkenness after a wild drive through Massachusetts avenue near St. Botolph Street. His truck struck an automobile driven by Albert E. Levy of Roxbury injuring Mrs Catherine Levy and their six year old son Joseph. the boy suffered a cut from flying glass and Mrs Levy was treated at City Hospital.
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Massachusetts Avenue
St. Botolph Street
Grosvenour W. Watson
Jay Street
Cambridge
Back Bay
Watson
Albert E. Levy
Wigglesworth Street
Roxbury
Catherine Levy
Joseph
KNOCKED DOWN BY TWO YEGGS
James Murison of Hyde Park was attacked in his home by two men who struck him with a brass pipe and robbed him of 118 dollars. He recovered consciousness and described no suspects, reporting the incident to police.
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James Murison
Hyde Park Avenue
Hyde Park
Murison
Teacher to Become Bride Ends Romance in Newton
Emily Rapson Titus a Newton Highlands kindergarten teacher of Hyde grammar school filed intentions to marry 63 year old Cambridge manufacturer Edgar Yor rest Schelbe of Newport Road Cambridge. Pupils recall she left school to marry 14 years ago and returned at the fall opening.
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Newton
Hyde Grammar School
Newton Highlands
Cambridge
Newton City Hall
Emily Rapson Titus
Emily
Edgar Yorrest Schelbe
Newport Road
Wharton Expelled From Harvard Over Tragic Back Bay Affair
Bayard Wharton, a Harvard senior from a prominent Philadelphia family, was dismissed from Harvard amid reports his expulsion stemmed from his relationship with Pauline Virginia Clark. Clark died by suicide at a Back Bay party on March 16 where Wharton was a guest as plans to wed were said to be announced.
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Bayard Wharton
Philadelphia
Harvard
Pauline Virginia Clark
Dri Pests
Back Bay
Wharton
Wharton’s Dismissal Sparks Harvard Student Discontent
Students at Harvard express strong displeasure over Wharton’s dismissal saying the punishment is too severe given that many other Harvard students, of equal standing, are not treated similarly. The dispute centers on fairness within campus disciplinary actions.
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Wharton
Harvard
Ty Cobb injures ankle sliding into third base
Ambiricus Georgia April 4 Ty Cobb twisted his right ankle sliding into third base in a Rochester versus Detroit game. He was carried from the field and expected to be out for several days. Detroit won 10 to 3.
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Ambiricus
Ty Cobb
Rochester
Detroit
Braves and Red Sox Tops in Wayward Baseball Scores
Baseball results show Braves 7 Washington 4, Minneapolis 5 Red Sox 3, Brooklyn 6 Yankees 4. Boxing results list Shade Siegel Forkins Woods Pulsno Drew Terrin, Firpr McCann, Roper McNaney Diggins Bergeron Ratner Cooney Noble Dundee Goodrich.
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Baseball Braves
Washington
Minneapolis
Red Sox
Brooklyn
Yankees
Arena A. C
Dave Shade
Nate Siegel
Mickey Forkins
Billie Woods
Lew Pulsno
John Drew
Sammy Terrin
O'Brien
Newark
Louis Firpr
Joe McCann
Holyoke
Bob Roper
Pat McNaney
Portland
Paul Diggins
Jack Bergeron
New York
Augie Ratner
Jackie Clark
Providence
Tommy Noble
Jim Cooney
Toronto
Johnny Dundee
Jimmy Goodrich
Table Bill to Oust Mayors
The Senate yesterday referred to the next annual session a bill passed by the Hoags to empower removal of city mayors for malfeasance by three Superior Court judges. Senator Wells argued against court removal. Cassassa sought delay for amendments but moved to next session, carried without dissent.
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Senate
Hoags
Superior Court
Wells
Boston
Cassassa of
Revere
Cassassa
Malden Man Hurt in Crash of Autos
Two cars were wrecked in a collision at the junction of Salem Street and Rockwell Avenue in Malden. Charles Bornstein of 104 Granville Avenue sustained severe cuts and bruises. Leon R. Morse of 2% Evelyn Place Malden faced a summons for lack of registration.
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Charles Bornstein
Granville Avenue
Malden
Salem Street
Rockwell Avenue
Leon R. Morse
Evelyn Place
The Old Farmer's Prediction Weather Note
The forecast describes cooler but fair conditions today and tonight. Expect calm winds and dry skies with temperatures easing to comfortable levels overnight.
Congressional push to settle coal strike in Washington
Chairman Nolan of the House labor committee was authorized to telegraph invitations to operators and officers of Operators' Associations in the central competitive coal field to meet with miners' union leaders in Washington on April 10 to seek an agreement.
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House Labor Committee
Washington
Nolan
Sf Central
Roxbury Elderly Woman Seriously Hurt From Third Floor Fall
Emma F. Johnson, 82, of 4 Williamscourt Terrace Roxbury, was critically injured yesterday when she fell from a third story window at her home. She told attendants she became dizzy while leaning out. Doctors said her spine was fractured and her condition precarious.
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Emma F. Johnson
Williamscourt Terrace
Roxbury
Unclear historic dates and events listed in brief
A jumble of 1915 1917 entries includes boxing result Willard vs Johnson in Havana and US House debate on a war resolution. Mentions anniversaries and a 1915 reparation note to Germany with stray references to Switzerland bars clergy from Parliament and a 4:50 5:27 time sequence.
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U. 8
Germany
Wm. P. Frye
Willard
Johnson
Havana
House of Representatives
Switzerland
Forecast Breadcrumbs for New England and New York Weather
FAIR Weather for Boston and vicinity with Wednesday generally fair and unsettled conditions Thursday. Northern New England cloudy Wednesday Thursday unsettled with no temperature change. Southern New England and East New York cloudy Wednesday Thursday unsettled with probable rain and steady temperatures. Winds on the Atlantic coast shift from moderate variable to east and northeast north of Sandy Hook and from Sandy Hook to Hatteras turning to westerly as clouds persist.
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Boston
Washington
New England
New York
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Yesterday's Temperature Averages
Yesterday average temperature 46 degrees. Year ago average was 52 degrees.
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Auto Man
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Home Savings Bank Incorporated
Tremont Street
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Igardner
Commonwealthers Brook
Linscott Motor CO
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Commonwealthe Ave
Missioni Poms. G11. CO
Soldi
Jous Enmre
Glidden-Hyde Co
South End
George Hitchcock
First National Bank
Ers
Herbert
Margaret Cummings
Rehoboth
Attleboro Rhoboth
Mine Menaces
Boston Liners
Suffolk Savings Bank
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Our Home Service Dept
Pauline Clark
Tudor
Daugherty
Borah
Lewis
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