Bogus Steel Magnate Held in Providence Looms Taunton Case
Charles F. Ames, 702 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, self styled Bethlehem Steel official, was arrested by Providence detectives and sent to Taunton police for trial after serving time in Providence county jail. He faces possible Boston larceny charges. A taunting tale of chauffeurs and a wardrobe heist surrounds the case.
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Providence
Charles F. Ames
Commonwealth, Avenue
Boston
Bethlehem
Steel
Taunton
Ames
South
Herbert Bottomly
Bottomly
Bethlehem Steel Company
Field’s Point
James D. Cusick
Union Station
Massachusetts Fraternal and Church Events Today
Schedule of events across Boston includes Massachusett s Grand Lodge Good Templars sessions at Odd Fellows Hall 515 Tremont Street New England Methodist Church conference at People's Temple with afternoon and evening meetings Graduation of shoe and leather class at Boston Continuation School 12 noon Eastern Dog Club meeting at Exchange Building 53 State Street followed by Country Club dinner 4 p m Woman's Relief Corps convention concluding exercises at Wade Congregational Church 7 p m Canadian Club annual charity hall at Copley Plaza 8 p m United Improvement Association City Club Grand Hall Metropolitan Park Police Relief Association at Symphony Hall 8 p m Vermont Association sugar party at Paul Revere Hall
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Massachusetts Grand Lodge
International Order of Good Templars
Odd Fellows
Tremont
New England Conference of Methodist Church
People’s Temple
Boston Continuation School
Boston Shoe Trades Clubs
Eastern Dog Club
Exchange Building
State Street
Country Club
Department of Massachusetts Woman's Relief Corps
Waaree Congregational Church
Canadian Club of Boston
Copley Plaza
United Improveent Association
City Club
Metropolitan Park
Police Relief Association
Symphony Hall
Vermont Association of Boston
Paul Revere Hall
Gloucester Fishing Schooner Mystery Wrecked Near Salem
The Gloucester fishing schooner Mystery ran aground half a mile south of Baker's Island Light while sailing from Boston to Gloucester with part cargo of fish. Fourteen crewmen escaped in dories to Gloucester as a northwest gale raged. Marblehead Life Savers found the wreck deserted with damage to hull and loss of rudder.
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Gloucester
Mystery
Baker’s Island Light
Salem
Boston
M Rblehead
Manville Company Grants Demands of Woonsocket Mill Employees
Officials said the Manville Company will grant the demands of 17 striking workers at the Social and Nourse mills in Woonsocket for a 48 hour week. The announcement came in Providence on April 6.
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Providence
Manville Company
Social and Nourse
Woonsocket
Former Nashua Mayor Seth Chandler Dies at 92
Seth D. Chandler, former mayor of Nashua and vice president of the Second National Bank, died at his home in Nashua tonight. He was 92 years old.
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Nashua
N. H
Seth D. Chandler
Second National Bank
Frederick V. Gell Nominated Division Commander in Massachusetts Sons of Veterans
At the 3rd annual division encampment in Tremont Temple Lorimer Hall Frederick V. Gell of Walpole was nominated as division commander after no opposition. Approximately 600 Sons of Veterans attended. Brown of Gardner presided. Other nominees include Frederick E. Upham for senior vice division commander and William M. Shaw and George W. Kimball for junior vice division commanders with council selections for Parsons, Williams, and Cox.
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Frederick V. Gell
Walpole
Massachusetts Sons of Veterans
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple Building
Sons of Veterans
Brown
Gardner
Frederick E. Upham
Leominster
William M. Shaw
Carver
George W. Kimball
Chelsea
George G. Parsons
Brighton
Monroe Williams
Holbrook
G. Henry Cox
Cambridge
Narrow Gauge Relief Assn Ball Tonight in Revere
State and city officials attend the 27th annual concert and ball of the Narrow Gauge Relief Association at the Crescent Gardens Revere. Dancing runs from 8 pm to 2 am with a special train to prevent delays. Exhibitions and prizes are planned, with a long committee overseeing arrangements and fashion notes noting blouses with short basques and black taffeta coats.
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Narrow Gauge Relief Association
Crescent Gardens
Revere
John Broderick
H. T. Carmody
John J. Wain
J. W. Grady
W. J. Stewart
F. W. Cates
E. E. Wasson
C. D. Leatherby
W. L. Mércier
George C. Webber
W. W. Prescott
George Rye
W. J. O'Connell
A. F E. Mitchell
M. F. Cahill
Robert Dockray
C. J. Curtaz
Massachusetts G A R Vets Hold 54th Faneuil Hall Encampment
Massachusetts Grand Army of the Republic veterans gathered at Faneuil Hall for the 54th annual encampment with about 600 attendees. Officers elected include Horace Goodwin as departmental commander and Warren Whiting as medical director. Twenty delegates were chosen for the national encampment in Atlantic City.
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Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Horace Goodwin
Springfield
Edwin F. Morrill
Everett
Henry Clark
Arlington
Warren F. Whiting
Boston
Charles A. Towne
Haverhill
Atlantic City
Massachuetts
Grand Army
Wiltler
Belchertown
Grand Army of the Republic
Ansonia Shunners Vote To Remain Out Workers Strike
Workers at the American Brass Company in Ansonia persist in staying out as they seek wage increases. A mags meeting reports company officials refused to arbitrate. In Waterbury, workers at the Waterbury Brass branch quit work amid informal 10 percent raise demands.
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Ansonia, Connd
American Brass Company
Mags
Offigiala
Waterbury
Waterbury Brass
Angonia Mills
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Philip Stockton
Charles F. Adams
Harvard College
F. Lothrop Ames
American Agricultural Chemical Company
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William Amory
Daniel F. Appel
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Charles F. Ayer
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Lynn Gas and Electric Co
Samuel Carr
Ames Estate
Malcolm G
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Crocker, Burbank & Co
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Union Land & Cattle Company
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Arthur Lyman
Waltham Watch Company
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