Alleged Cambridge Burglar Captured After Brookline Shooting
Clyde Smith of Cambridge was arrested at his home on 7 West Street by Captain Hurley and Inspectors Coady and Welsh after a early morning shooting at the Oxford Hotel Brookline owner John F Sullivan was wounded in the chest cheek and arm. The revolver and cartridges were found and Smith offered no comment beyond If I hit it I must have been crazy.
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Cambridge
Clyde Smith
John F. Sullivan
Oxford
Russell Street
Brookline
Cambridge City Hospital
Sullivan
Burglary Attempt Ends With Shootout in Brookline Home
In a second floor room at 18 Russell Street Brookline a burglar rifling pockets fired five shots at Mr Sullivan who leaped from bed and grappled the intruder. Sullivan was wounded thrice by the revolver shots and the burglar was also hit.
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Russell Street
Brooktine
Will of Thomas B. Fitzpatrick totals large Boston bequests
The late Thomas B. Fitzpatrick of Brookline left real estate and personal property totaling 1 232872 in his will approved by Judge James H. Flint in Norfolk Probate Court. The estate gives 25700 to Protestant and Catholic institutions and several hospitals with major gifts to Boston College and the Little Sisters of the Poor.
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Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Brookline
Brown Durrell Company
James H. Flint
Norfolk
Boston College
Little Sisters of the Poor
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Newton Hospital
Framingham Hospital
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Bill to grant chauffeurs licenses to underage veterans
Representative Harry R. Sackett of Holyoke filed in the House a petition for legislation authorizing the Highway Commission to issue chauffeurs licenses to returning soldiers sailors and marines who are under 18 years old.
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Harry R. Sackett
Holyoke
The
Highway Commission
Driver Blames Union for Boston Area Telephone Strike
General Manager W R Driver Jr explains the strike impact across New England towns. He notes daytime service strong outside Greater Boston, but toll service limited. He cites student operators, returning workers, and volunteers aiding partial restoration, while Boston areas lag. The note outlines wage-structure talks and government mediation and asserts commitment to rapid service restoration under New England Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Greater Boston
Boston
Vicinity
Board of Directors
Wire Control Board
Postmaster-General
Telephone Company
NEW England Telephone & Telegraph Company
W. R. Driver
Overseas Flight May Be A Race
In St Johns Newfoundland on April 16 the 50 000 pound transatlantic race between Harry Hawker of Australia and Captain Frederick Raynham of Britain neared a possible start. Weather has hindered flights for five days with snow and mud delaying takeoff preparations as both navigators plotted different routes to Ireland England. The Royal Air Force jury officially certified Raynhams Martinsyde ready to fly while Hawker awaited clearer skies to launch the Sopwith.
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London Daily Mail
Frederick P. Raynham
MacKenzie Grieve
Hawker
Irish
C. W. Morgan
Raynham
Ireland
Grookslands
England
Egcain
Arthur Partridge
Royal Aero Club
Martinsyde
Falls From Window Injures Young Child in City
Joseph Gaffey, two years old of 2 Robey Street, is hospitalized with a fractured skull after tumbling from a second floor window about two feet and hitting his head on a fence at his home yesterday.
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Joseph Gaffey
Robey Street
City Hospital
Free Baseball Opens Season With Braves and Brooklyn
Yankees division guests of President George W. Grant of the Boston National Baseball Club attend the Braves at Braves Field at 10 30 Saturday. Grant brings 5000 free grandstand seats for opening game distribution to service men and invites all who can attend next week games. Tonight a War Camp Community Service dance, open-house theatres, and speeches mark a busy day for YD men and accompanying relatives.
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George W. Grant
Boston National Baseball Club
Braves
Brooklyn
Grant
South
Edward P. Barry
City Entertainment Committee
Braves Field
Park Square
Colonial
Paul Revere Hall
Colonial Theatre
Colonel Logan
Congressman Gallivan
Peters
Fred Stone
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