Ownership dispute over ring found in Revere meat market
Police Chief John J. Dyer weighs title to a diamond ring found on a meat block at Barney Gilman’s shop. Mrs. Bessie Penn and the butcher claim ownership after the ring was picked up by Penn and allegedly dashed away, with Patrolman McLuaughlin recovering and turning it in.
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Revere
John J. Dyer
Bessie Penn
Barney Gilman
Shirley Avenue
Gilman
McLuaughlin
Direct Service to Revere Beach Favored by Chamber Board
The Boston Chamber of Commerce board favors direct street car service to Revere Beach and nearby cities. Approval was given to include the Revere Beach East Boston Railway trackage within the district served by the Boston Elevated Railway. Two state bills seek improved service by linking Eastern Massachusetts and Boston Elevated lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Boston Elevated
Revere
Eastern
Massachusetts
Nervous Carpenter Finds Relief with Pink Pills
W A Reynolds of Augusta Maine, a car penter, describes extreme nervousness dizziness and insomnia from overwork. After reading about Dr Williams Pink Pills in the newspaper he uses five boxes and recovers strength and steadiness. Pills sold by all druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY sixty cents per box with a free nervous disorders booklet offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Reynolds
Bennet Street
Augusta
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Theta Chi Holds 66th Convention in Boston Area
Theta Chi Fraternity convened its 66th annual meeting at the Hotel Somerset with 400 delegates from campuses across the United States and Canada. Special trains and a boat ferried members. events included jazz supper at Wardhurst Lynnfield, a MIT Walker Memorial theatre party, Beta Chapter dance, and a concluding banquet. Speakers included Robert L. Trish F M Van Natter R E Rogers and Frank Palmer Speare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Oregon
Florida
Canada
Theta Chi
Somerset
United States
New York
Wardhurst
Lynnfield
Walker Memorial
Robert L. Trish
F. M. van Natter
R. E. Rogers
Frank Palmer Speare
Northeastern University
TA Chi
Larry Raymond
Norwich University
Russell Warner
Waterfront April navigational and fish market recap
The Fish Pier received an 18 ship fleet with halibut and salt fish cargoes. A large 612 000 pound catch included haddock cod halibut halibut and hake entries as wholesalers quoted prices. Multiple vessels including Walds L. Streams and Helen Furillo reported sole cod and halibut aboard as light receipts left markets nearly bare. Cunard Line plans Caronia voyage May 14 for Europe while other liners sail to Havana Port Simon and Europe with notable passengers.
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Walds L. Streams
Quero Bank
Helen Furillo
New Boston
Haddock
Ethel B. Penny
Josephine DeCosta
Ellen T. Marshall
Rita A. Viator
Two Brothers
Little Jennie
Reliance
BE. T. Marshall
Dawn
J. DeCosta
Lear C
Boston
Cunard Line
Caronia
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Tampa
United
Free Trial Offer for Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
Free to asthma and hay fever sufferers. Send for a no charge trial of a method claimed to relieve difficult breathing and wheezing. No payment or postage required. Mail coupon to Frontier Asthma Co, Room 302G, ar and Hudson Sts, Buffalo, NY.
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Frontier Asthma CO
Ar and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N. Y
Shipping News: listing of vessels at various ports
A dense roll of ships and tugs with home ports and destinations. Vessels include City of Valencia, Brown Calcutta and Colombo, Nitonian, Barrymore, motor barge Socony 4, James Newson, and many others. Sailed and arrived entries show routes to New York, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Boston, Portland, and more, with barges and tugs named alongside.
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Valencia
Brown
Calcutta
Colombo
Nitonian
Wood
Manchester
Liverpool
aes _ Barrymore
Haynes
Vancouver
B. C
Panama Canal
Nacoochee
Diehl
Savannah
Ontario
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Quantico
Brooks
Philadelphia
Everett
Walker
Calvin Austin
Holmes
New York
Norwalk
Call
Cto
Camden
Rawley
Bangor
Dingley
Ingalls
Portland
City of Gloucester
Pray
Gloucester
Socony
Hildreth
Fall River
James ¥. Newson
Decker
Apalachicola
Frs
Fred W. Thurlow
Mitchell
Jacksonvifile
Mary F. Barrett
Sproul
Edward Trevoy
Card
Salisbury Beach
Massa
Samuel Hart
Labec
Nottingham
Totman
Jersey City
N. J
Salem
Neptune
Martin
Irene
Edith
Mercury
Freeman
Sandwich
N. P. Doane
Thorstensen
Pallas
Perkins
Providence
M. Mitchell Davis
Portsmouth
N. H
Waccamaw
Incoming Steamers and Ocean Forecast Summary
The Post marine record lists due dates for steamers including Svarten Copenhagen Christiania and others bound for Europe and America with approximate dates. An ocean forecast notes fresh south and southwest winds for Boston and New York departures and overcast weather with showers toward the Grand Bank. Weather reports from Highland Light and Grivel Light describe winds, temperatures and seas.
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Svarten
Copenhagen
Christiania
Mississippi
Antwerp
Fagervik
Genoa
Nord Africain
Philadelphia
Europe
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. C
North Land
New York
Edward Peirce
No Folk
Beatrice
Porto Rico
Winifredion
Liverpool
Boswell
Buenos Ayres
Andrea F Luckenbach
Pacific
Alaskan
Hull
Eng
Eastern Coast
Plymouth
Conejos
San Gil
Port Simon
C. R
Calvin Austin
Delaware
Sabatowan
West African
Melrose
Norfolk
Bylay
Gyp
Fowey
Royal Prince
South African
Boston
Grand Banke
Wheather
Highland Light
Greeks Celebrate Brightly at Hellenic Ball in Boston
The Hellenic Association held its 15th annual ball at Symphony Hall last night with about 2000 guests. Prominent Greeks from Greater Boston attended as the grand march opened by Leonidas Matlia and Athens Spilios couples. Music ran from 8 to 9 perform then dancing continued until 1.
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Hellenic Association
The
Symphony Hall
Greater
Boston
Leonidas Matlia
Athens Spilios
Russian Horrors Report From Odessa On Deepwater Film
Captain M. L. Hart described famine and brutal scenes in Odessa after the Deepwater relief ship docked in Baltimore. He spoke of starving crowds, bayoneted resisters, and three trainloads of corpses leaving the city, with residents declaring Bolshevism and the I W W influence pervasive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
M. L. Hart
Deepwater
Odessa
Russia
Hart
Captain Hart
United States
Post Ad Brings Joy as Lost Collie Returned
A Melrose family rejoiced when their pedigreed collie Lady, missing for a week, was found after a front page Post advertisement. Police tracked several tips before Mrs. Schultz reported a dog matching the description at her home, leading to John Schultz Jr. retrieving Lady from Gooch School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Melrose
Maplewood
C. C. Paine Kennels
South Royalston
Dorothy
Ruth
Virginia
Herbert Jr
Herbert L. Baldwin
Havelock Street
Malden
Baldwin
William S. Fahy
John H. Shultz
Lebanon Street
John Jr
Howard
Mary Anne
Schultz
Gooch
John Schultz, Jr
Indictments for Murder by Norfolk Grand Jury Reported
The Norfolk County grand jury filed five true bills and five no bills with Judge Nelson P. Brown. Key indictments include Julian B. Arthur for second degree murder in the June 18 1921 Quincy shooting of John Brodey, Francis H. Mahoney for the December Brookline murder of Alexander Gilvary, Nicholas D. Machias for the February Brookline killing of Thomas D. Plakins, and Steve Shanota for assault with intent to kill Gregory Dellandyk and Alexander Ardemina in Needham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson P. Brown
Norfolk County Grand Jury
Julian B. Arthur
Quincy
John Brodey
Francis H. Mahoney
Brookline
AlexanderGilvary
Hom
Nicholas D. Machias
Thomas D. Plakins
Steve Shanota
Needham
Gregory Dellandyk
Alexander Aresmina
Deaths Kelman
In Everett Charles O. Kelman aged 86 years eight months twenty four days died. Funeral services at his residence 61 Robin Street on Monday April 10 at 2 30 p m. Relatives and friends invited. Other Deaths notices on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelman
Everett
Charles O. Kelman
Robin St
Park Square to Host New England's Largest Office Building
Construction starts on a planned 11 story limestone and steel Park Square building off Berkeley St with 45000 square feet of floor space and about a thousand offices. Mayor Curley turns the first spade as executives from the Real Estate Exchange and merchants associations join in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Square
Curley
New England
Berkeley, St. James
Arlington
Providence Streets
Warren J. Freeman
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Frank H. Purrington
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Otto J. Phiehler
Boylston Street Merchants’ Association
Edgar R. Champlin
William J. McDonald
George S. Smith
Charles Francis Adams
Fred J. Bradlee
Amory Elliot
City Property In Private Use at Municipal Buildings
The Finance Commission reports to Mayor Curley on private use of city halls for dancing parties and the use of city plants for private affairs. It condemns rebates on municipal building rentals and nonpayment by some organizations. It urges fixed rental fees for halls with admission charges and notes annual plant transportation costs around five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Commission
Curley
Commission
Oil men given until Friday in fraud case against Petroleum Corp
Charles R. Flint a New York capitalist and 18 others face indictment for fraudulent use of the mails in connection with New England sales of Petroleum Corporation of America stock worth 80 million dollars. Nine New Yorkers and several Boston figures were ordered to surrender by Friday. Arrests of Babock Bernard Ludden Hersee Gilcreast followed arraignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Flint
New York
New England
Petroleum Corporation of America
Flint
Boston
Chipman E. Babock
Commonwealth Avenue
Frank W. Bernard
Beverly
Charles M. Ludden
State Street
Frederick C. Hersee
Watertown
John E. Gilcreast
Exchange Trust Company
Babcock
Franklin Oil Company
District of Columbia
Petroleum Corporation
Bernard
Franklin
Edward E. Bushnell
Holyoke
Jacob W. Mettler
E. Francis
Foley
Chicago
Builders Meet to Clarify Boston Construction Stand
A meeting is set for next Wednesday at the City Club to straighten the Boston building industry tangle. Representatives from the Building Trades Employers Association United Building Trades Council and the Boston Society of Architects will discuss employers questions and union votes to inform forthcoming conferences and aim toward signed agreements and a building boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
City Club
Building Trades Employers’ Association
United Building Trades Council
Boston Society of Architects
Collins Moves Against Army Rebels
Michael Collins signaled tonight that the Provisional Government may use its power to curb the excesses of the Republican party, with actions under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Michael Collins
Republican Party
Provisional Government to Tighten Irish Security Tactics
Reports from Dublin indicate increasing disorder in Ireland prompting a tougher approach. Collins and Griffith plan to strengthen police and army presence while avoiding direct bloodshed, despite De Valera’s rising influence and hopeful Republican rumors of seizing Dublin.
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Ireland
Collins
Dublin
de Valera
Griffith
Belfast boycott raid on customs bonded stores during morning attack
The worst attack yet in the Belfast goods boycott happened at 3 o clock in the morning when the bonded stores of the Dublin custom house were raided and large losses were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Belfast
Custom House
Dublin Castle Is Again Held by British
London reports in moral newspapers that British troops with fixed bayonets took guard at Dublin Castle yard yesterday. The upper yard passed to the Provisional Government after the Anglo Irish peace treaty signing. A suspension in disbandment of the Royal Irish Constabulary is noted, but details of any arrangement with the Provisional Government are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dublin Castle
Royal Irish Constabulary
Provisiona
Belfast distillery destroyed amid anti British boycott action
A mob of about a hundred men attacked a Belfast distillery linked to Sir James Craig destroying hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of wine and whiskey. Casks were smashed and liquor poured into the floors and sewers as the Provisional Government faced heavy losses from duty. The boycott movement targets Belfast goods as the dissenting Republican Army faction operates from an Orange Hall commandeered by expelled workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
James Craig
Associated
Wan
Dubli Evening Mail
Republican Army
Boston Lafayette Lodge Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
Henry P. Ballard of Malden was elected Thrice Patent Master at the Boston Lafayette Lodge of Perfection annual meeting. Other new officers include E. G. Davis Deputy Master Gardner R. Barker Senior Warden Solomon Lewenberg Junior Warden Julius W. Work Treasurer and Benjamin W. Rowell Secretary. A social gathering followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Ballard
Malden
Boston Lafayette Lodg
Perfection
E. G. Davis
Gardner R. P. Barker
Solomon Lewenberg
Julius W. Work
Benjamin W. Rowell
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Jupiter
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Lamport & Holt
Santos
Commonwealth Pier
South
American & Indian Line
City of
Shipping News
Nme
Arnival
Post Marine
Fin
Ana
America
Craig
Boston Lafayette
Lodgd
War Department
Air Service
Place
Washington, D. C
Munoe
Washington
Atlanta
Mass
Q.M
Tions
San Antonio
Tex
M. D
Air Coronado
Calif
Clay Fairfield
Ohio
N.Y
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Air A Rios Con Muritories
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Terrana
Bens Houston
Texas
Morrison
Fairfield
Jeffersonville
Ind
Erie
Ill
New Cumberland
Nitro
West Va
Brooklyn
Castor
Q. M
Geng
Charleston Dust Corp
W. Va. M
Intermed
Candler Warehouse
Gen. Intermed
Comcanon Equipage & Ae
Br. Fock
J. L. Frink
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