Camouflage Birth Certificate Foils Marine Recruit
In Scollay Square a young man attempted to enlist by using a forged birth certificate obtained from City Hall. He altered the year to appear under 18, nearly deceiving the recruiting sergeant who then used a microscope to verify the date. Youths under 18 could still enlist as musicians, prompting further examination.
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Scollay Square
City Hall
Marine Service
Lowell Man Indicted for Maine Murder
Alexander G. Bordeleau of Lowell Massachusetts was indicted tonight by the Aroostook grand jury for the murder of farmer Moses Tozier at Sherman on November 17 1917. Robbery is said to have been the motive. Tozier 64 years old. Bordeleau enlisted in the Canadian army and was arrested at a Canadian port as he was about to embark for overseas duty.
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Houston
Alexander G. Bordeleau
Lowell
Mass
Aroostook
Moses Tozier
Sherman
Tozier
Pordeleau
Executors sue overvalued Simpson estate assessment
Colonel William A. Gaston and Edgar N. Hunt, acting as executors of Frank E. Simpson, claim Framingham assessors knowingly overvalued the Simpson estate. Sued individually are George C. Blades, Harry W. Winch and Adoniram J. Hemenway. The suit seeks $10,000.
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William A. Gaston
Edgar N. Hunt
Frank E. Simpson
Saxonville Mills
Roxbury Carpet Company
Framingham
Simpson
George C. Blades
Harry W. Winch
Adoniram J. Hemenway
Witness says wife feared Eaton's sanity in estate case
Jefferson C. Thayer, engineer and chauffeur for the late Charles S. Eaton, testified that up to a New York trip his relations with Mrs. Eaton were pleasant and that she believed her husband was of unsound mind. He supported Dr. Fulton’s treatment and said Orbison suggested removing Eaton from hospital to the train for Boston without Mrs. Eaton's knowledge. Trial resumes Monday with Thayer on the stand.
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Jefferson C. Thayer
Charles S. Eaton
Thompson's Spa
Mr. Eaton
Eaton
Thayer
Fore River Works
New York
Orbison
Fulton
L. W. Dutton
Pasadena
Whipple
Dr. Orbison
Left At Eatons Request In Testimony Of Thayer
Thayer a Brain tree resident now with Bethlehem Steel at Quincy testified he left Eaton’s employ after serving as chauffeur and mechanic for about three years. He recalled Eaton’s marriage and his own prior drives for Eaton’s wife. Thayer described pay, uniforms, and a courthouse trip, noting relations with Mrs Eaton were pleasant until Eaton moved to New York.
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United States Shipping Board
Washington
C. S. Eaton
Marblehead
Eaton
Will Fight Bond Issue In New York Suit
Clarence H. Venner, a minority stockholder of the New York New Haven Hartford rail line, filed a Supreme Court suit to stop $16,758,000 in debenture bonds maturing in 1997 and their exchange for Providence Securities debentures. He alleges the issue stems from an alleged illegal attempt to control transportation facilities in the region.
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New York
Supreme Court
Clarence H. Venner
New York, New Haven & Hartford Raiilroad Company
Providence Securities Company
Victory Depends on Us Buy a Bond Message
Britain France and Italy urge support for bonds as victory hinges on domestic sacrifice amid war. The appeal stresses unity and repayment to secure Germany’s defeat.
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Germany
Britain
France
Italy
Auto Robbers Hold Up Man in Revere
George Homan of 144 Malden street Revere reported to police that two armed men robbed him in front of his home of his watch chain and $3 after a car stopped as he entered his house. They fled in the automobile.
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George Homan
Malden Street
Revere
Homan
Broadway
Convicts refuse to name leaders in feathering of federal prisoner
At the Santa Fe New Mexico State penitentiary prisoners refused to identify mob leaders who tarred and feathered Major John M. Birkner of Camp Cody, a federal prisoner, yesterday. Birkner was uninjured after the incident and authorities grilled inmates for information but received no cooperation.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Penitentiary
John M. Birkner
Camp Cody
Birkner
Slander suit awards Mrs Lanigan $1000 in damages
Mrs Maud F Lanigan of Frooklin won $1000 in a $20 000 slander suit against James I Lanigan of Lawrence and her father‑in‑law, heard by Judge Aiken without a jury. Lanigan did not contest. She described her South Boston roots and said a defamatory remark at the hearing left her a nervous wreck.
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Maud F. Lanigan
Frooklin
James I. Langan
Lawrence
Aiken
Lanigan
Boston
Ford
German militarism must be crushed and defeated again
A public appeals for overwhelming victory over German militarism urges support through buying a bond to aid the war effort. The message emphasizes preventing a future threat and strengthening postwar security with funding and national resolve.
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