Police disguised as hobos cause courtroom capers in arrest trial
Michael Conway and Thomas Herlihy were tried after being mistaken for criminals during an April 21 incident at a Harrison Avenue saloon. Conway was found guilty of pouring whiskey and drawing a gun, while Herlihy was acquitted. The pair quipped that they were not real cops and left the court smiling.
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Michael Conway
Thomas Her‘Yihy
Mike
Tom
Harrison Avenue
Daniel Shea
Conway
Mr. Dalton
Shea
Garrett
Brady
Herlihy
Downey
Grady
Shea, Dalton
Burke
John F. Fitzgerald
Tyler Street
Dalton
Court House
Pemberton Square
Four Promotions Among Fire Chiefs
Four promotions across the city fire department were announced pending general orders. Deputy Chief Edward J. Shallow moves up from district chief with salary rising from 2500 to 4000 dollars. Charlies A. Donahue becomes district chief and receives 3000 dollars. Captain Louis C. Stickel is promoted from lieutenant to captain and earns 2500 dollars. Lieutenant Carl Bowers becomes lieutenant again at 2300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Edward J. Shallow
Shallow
John O. Taber
Charlies A. Donahue
Fire College
Louis Co. J. Stickel
Carl Bowers
Ladderman
Stickel
Chief Donahue
Bowers
Louis C. J. Stickel
Boston
Leutenant
Edward ‘J. Shallow
Boston Fire Department
Charles A. Donahue
Textile strikes drive many New Hampshire families to leave
Manchester April 28 More than 470 families from Somersworth 300 from New Market and 6 from Nashua have left the United States amid ongoing textile strikes. Organizer Horace Reviere of the United Textile Workers of America says the exodus to Canada and Poland includes residents from various state cities.
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Manchester
N. H
Canada
Poland
Horace Reviere
United Textile Workers of America
Somersworth
Newmarket
Nashua
Tech Hosts New England College Delegates Conference
More than sixty delegates from nearly all New England colleges attended a three day conference at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The opening business meeting was held at Walker Memorial Hall with a welcome by Dean H P Talbot and reports by A L Johnson. Addresses on making the campus more Christian followed by speakers J Gordon Gilkey and Herman Lum concluded the first day.
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New England College
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Brown
Walker Memorial Hall
Dean H. P. Talbot
Tech
Field Council
A. L. Johnson
J. Gordon Gilkey
Springfield
Herman Lum
Penn State
Salem Girl Scout to Get Golden Eaglet
Miss Marilda Le Bel of 17 Hawthorns Street Salem will be awarded the Golden Eaglet at the Girl Scout Rally tomorrow after earning 27 merit badges. The Salem girl, noted as an athlete naturalist nurse telegrapher businesswoman and craftswoman, is the first Salem citizen to receive the honor and perhaps the first in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilda le Bel
Hawthorns Street
Salem
Miss le Bel
United States
Massachusetts
le Bel
Mary H. Pew
William H. Pew
Flint Street
Marilda Je Bel
Charles Darling
Foreclosure sale at 47 Congress Ave erupts in bid clash
A foreclosure auction at 47 Congress Avenue Chelsea nearly sparked a riot yesterday after bidders punched each other. Auctioneer George Brady used the red advertising flag to restore order as police arrived. Simon Sulloway claimed a $6000 bid while Barney Schecter punched him. both men face court action.
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Congress Avenue
Chelsea
George ¥. Brady
Brady
Simon Sulloway
Chestnut Street
Barney Schecter
Schecter
Sulloway
Missing Holbrook collie dog beloved by town
In Holbrook on April 2 a search continues for a collie long a town favorite and mascot of the local Boy Scouts. The dog, owned by Edward Sullivan the night watchman at the New Haven railroad coal pit, escorted neighborhood children to school and accompanied scouts on hikes, then stayed with Sullivan at the railroad yards overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook
Boy Scouts
Edward Sullivan
New Haven
Hin
Two hundred plus children at Home Beautiful Ex position show
More than 400 children attended Talbot Hall for a baby show at Mechanics Building. Manager Campbell expanded prizes from 10 to 26 after high turnout. Miss J Afflin won a child playhouse, chosen by Lt Governor Puller. Several dancing students and Weymouth children also won prizes in the event.
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Talbot Hall
Méchanics Building
Campbell
J. Afflin
Oliver Terrace
Revere
Puller
Amelia Burnham
Eunice Harris
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston Post
Robert Pratt
Commercial Street
Hast Weymouth
Paula Eddy
East Weymouth
Valeria Armstrong
Fallsway
Medford
Communion Breakfast Follows Feast Mass at Holy Cross Cathedral
Members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will celebrate the Feast of the Good Shepherd by receiving Holy Communion at the 8 o'clock mass in Holy Cross Cathedral. A communion breakfast will follow in Cathedral School Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
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State House
Dan Hines
U. S
College Christian Association
Europe
America
the Jews of
Greater Boston
Jewish War Relief Appeal
Secretary of Commerce
A. Z. Conrad
J. R. Macomber
Louis E. Kirstein
Mass
Alexander Mann
George W. Mitton
James J. Phelan
Mre. R. L. de Normandie
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Philip Stockton
New England
Jewish War Relief Fund
Abraham Koshland
Washington St
Salem Girl Scout
Golden Eaglet
Marilda Lebel
N.Y. Wi
Prees Pub. Co
Dene Av
Harding
R. H.stearns CO
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Washington Street
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