Cripple Leaps From Window After Fight With Police
John Callahan aged 30 leaped from a second story window at 32 Leon Street Roxbury last night. Despite four broken ribs and bandages he assaulted several policemen attempting to place him in an ambulance. He had recently been treated for a fall and was just sent home from the hospital with ribs set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Callahan
Leon Street
Roxbury
Leap From Window Shocks Patients In Convalescent Ward
A patient in a convalescent room escaped through a window last night and fell twenty feet to the ground. Bystanders and police gathered as an ambulance was summoned. The man reportedly resisted being taken back to the hospital from which he had recently been discharged.
Two Officers Aid Transport After Ribs Suspected
A man was placed in an ambulance by two officers after an incident. Dr. O'Connor found no additional injuries besides broken ribs and a few scratches. The officers initially doubted the rib injuries until a length of bandage revealed the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connor
Somerville Police Raid Targets Sunday Law Violators
Chief Kendall and patrolmen burned through Somerville stores in a Sunday law sweep. Officers summoned several shopkeepers to Somerville Police Court after purchasing oranges lemons pickles jam ink peas bread tobacco and shoe polish during the tour of nearly all fruit shops in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Somerville
J. J. Burns
Moore
Lewis
Four men arrested in Newton gambling raid on Watertown street
Newton police raided an alleged gambling house on Watertown street Nonantum early today and found playing cards. Antonio Boro 37 Frank Barneo 32 Philo Grasse 28 and Ernest Barricane 30 were charged with gambling with Barricane held on a separate present where gambling implements were found. All were released on bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Watertown Street
Nonantum
Antonio Boro
Morgan Court
Frank Barneo
Philo Grasse
West Street
Ernest Barricane
French Indorses Briand in National Election
Paris April 25 The general elections for the new Chamber of Deputies drew 3000 candidates for 97 seats. Briand was re elected as the Republican bloc appears to hold the majority with 75 members Conservatives 34 Socialists 25. Second ballots needed for 84 seats. Notable re elected include Viviani Cochery Caillaux Pelletan Barres Millevoye Bienaime Denys Corbin and Deschanel. Disturbances reported at Chambon and Eraville where violence marred voting. President Fallieres cast his ballot in Paris City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
St. Etienne
Briand
Labor
Viviani
Joseph Caillaux
Finance
Camille Pelletan
Marine
Maurice Barres
French Academy
Lucien Millevoye
Bienaime
M. Denys Corbin
Richard
Paul Deschanel
Chambon
Eraville
Fallieres
Eighth Ward
Plans to perfect Labor Day demonstration in 1919
The joint Labor Day committee of the Central Labor Union and the building trades department will meet Friday night at the C L A headquarters Wells Memorial building to begin planning the Labor Day demonstration. President Michael A. Murphy will chair, John C. MacDonald is secretary, and G. Harry Dunderdale is treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Building Trades Department
Wells Memorial Building
Michael A. Murphy
John C. MacDonald
Department
G. Harry Dunderdale
Death by self strangulation in Forest Park
The lifeless body of Jacob Biermann aged 58 a Swiss German resident of Springfield was found early this morning hanging from a maple tree in Forest Park. He wound a fish line around the branch 16 times and then looped it about his neck before seating himself to suspend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Jacob Biermann
Forest Park
Biermann
PIED PIPER NEEDED IN CAMBRIDGE STORES
Rats swarm Cambridge streets and sewers due to subway construction. Stores report thousands of dollars in property damage as pests devour goods ranging from candy to baseball units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Pty
Hairdressing prize to be judged at Intercolonial Hall
Excitement runs through the Longworth Club event as a gold medal for best hair dressing is awarded tomorrow night at Intercolonial Hall. Likely contenders are Miss Alice Warrenton of Boston and Miss Lillian Smith of Roxbury, judged by Mayor Fitzgerald or another public official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth Club
Roxbury
Intercolonial Hall
Alice Warrenton
Boston
Lillian Smith
Fitzgerald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chauncy Street
Business Man
Greater
Newman
H. Newman & Son
Washington St
Thompson’s Spa
Owen
Alice
Warerton BeSsTed
New England
Court Street
Wolf'’S
Hanover
Portland
NAWUE
W& Sea Sdaa
Arter