DANGLED LEGS LEAD TO ARREST AT CAMBRIDGE JEWELRY STORE
A 14 year old, Alvin Herbert of 8 Village Street Cambridge, was arrested by Patrolman Thomas McLaughlin after his legs were seen protruding from a rear window of Samuel Saroff’s 889 Main Street shop. Police found jewelry on him including a gent's watch with a G A R charm. He admitted entering the building, having used a wooden box to reach the window, and was found on parole from Brighton Court. Herbert is a pupil at Houghton School Cambridge.
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Samuel Saroff
Main Street
Cambridge
Alvin Herbert
Village Street
Herbert
Brighton Court
Houghton School
Lanagan Funeral Notice for Charles W. Lanagan
In Brighton on April 11 Charles W. Lanagan aged 32 beloved husband of Sally Lanagan nee Dweer at his late residence 18 Nottixham road funeral notice later
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Lanagan
Brighton
Charles W
Sally Lanagan
Dweer
Nottixham Rd
Brookline Belfry Ghost Mystery Solved by Rope Trick
Brookline police resolved a bel fry haunting at the disused Bethany Sunday School when officers traced a four hundred foot rope used by neighborhood boys to raise a ghost. The rope connected the bell tongue to the back yard and over a fence onto Alfred D. Chandler's property. A late night bell heard six times prompted the sweep, but no intruder was found.
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Bethany Sunday School
Washington
School Streets
Brookline
Bartlett
Baptist Church
Park and
Beacon Streets
Alfred D. Chandler
Boston Woman Attempts Suicide in Gas Tragedy
Mary Dunphy a 45 year old visitor from Boston was found unconscious in a room at 151 East One Hundred Twenty eighth street with two gas jets turned on. She was revived and taken to Harlem Hospital under arrest for attempted death by own action.
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New York
Mary Dunphy
Boston
McDermott
East One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Street
East One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street
Phillip Griffin
Harlem Hospital
Pa Van Loon Hears the Call of Spring
The item notes Pa Van Loon responds to a seasonal prompt with plans or activities as spring approaches, prompting readers to check the Sun day Post for full details.
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Pa van Loon
Next Sunday Post
Dogs Start 412 Mile All Alaska Sweepstakes Race
Nome Alaska April 11 five dog teams began the ninth annual All Alaska sweepstakes over the Nome to Candle trail and back a 412 mile run. Fred Ayer led with 14 fox hounds followed by Leonard S Eppala with 17 Siberian wolf dogs Fay Delzene driving 14 Malamutes Robert Brown with 14 dogs and Paul Kreg stad driving 14 bird dogs. Nome crowds sent racers off. A separate note reports a cooperative cigar factory planned to hire more than 450 unemployed cigar makers in Boston discussed at Appleton Hall.
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Nome
Alaska
Candle
Fred Ayer
Leonard S. Eppala
Fay Delzene
Robert Brown
Paul Kregstad
Boston
Appleton Hall
Appleton Street
Union 97
Jump From Third Story Leaves Leominster Woman Injured
Mrs Alice E Foley 38 of 868 North Main Street Leominster jumped from a third floor window at 874 Shawmut Avenue about 11 15 last night suffering a fractured ankle and possible internal injuries. She was taken to City Hospital. Dennis Coleman who left her in a room nearby was interviewed and cleared by police. The Quitter by Mary Lanier Magruder is teased for next Sunday's Post Magazine.
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Alice E. Foley
North Main Street
Leominster
Shawmut Avenue
City Hospital
Dennis Coleman
Coleman
W. W. Livingstone
Mary Lanier Magruder
Sunday Post
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