Lawrence Superintendent Daniel J. O'Mahoney Dies After Conveyor Accident
Daniel J. O'Mahoney longtime Lawrence filter beds superintendent died at Lawrence General Hospital from injuries after being pinned beneath a heavy sand conveyor at the beds at 9 this morning. He was brother of District Court Judge J J Mahoney and husband of the late poet and writer Catharine A OWeefe who died four years ago.
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Lawrench
Daniel J. O'Mahoney
J. J. Mahoney
District Court
Lawrence General Hospital
Tie
Catherine A. O'Weefe
Judge Orders Speed Test in Brighton Court
Judge Thomas IT Connolley presided as Hester T Whitcomb of 72 Myrtle Street West Town faced speeding charges on Commonwealth Avenue near Cummings Road. Whitcomb disputed the 35 to 38 mph test results, was found guilty and fined 25 dollars after a live speed test with Officer Cornelius Cavanaugh.
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Thomas IT. Connolley
Brighton
Brighton Court
Hester T. Whitcomb
Myrtle Street
West Tond
Commonwealth Avenue
Cornelius Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Whitcomb
Cummings Road
Connolley
Two Cars Collide Injuring Man Near Dartmouth and Commonwealth
Elmer J. Rogers and his son Elmer J. Rogers Jr were in a collision with a car owned by Oscar Messner and driven by Walter M. Messner at Dartmouth Street and Commonwealth Avenue Hartford Connecticut. Rogers Jr sustained contusions to his right leg and hip and was taken to City Hospital. No other injuries reported.
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Elmer J. Rogers
Heron Road
Quincey
Oscar Messner
Walter M. Messner
Putnam Street
Hartford
Connecticut
Dartmouth Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Elmer J. Rogers, Jr
Young Rogers
Becket Hotel Burns in Afternoon Fire
A large wooden hotel at the foot of Jacob's Ladder on the Springfield Albany state highway was burned to the ground this afternoon. A faulty chimney caused the blaze and losses may reach $20,000. the building was well known to motorists.
Rejected Suitor Fires Shot on Park Bench
A rejected suitor, Frank Fonkowich, fired at Miss Stephanie Fress after a prolonged park bench conversation in Holy Okra. The shot missed its target. he then turned the weapon on himself in an attempted suicide, leaving surrounding witnesses shaken by the violent incident.
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Miss Press
Pankowich
Holy Okra
Stephanie Fress
Frank Fonkowich
Chicopee Falls
Purcell Acquitted in Mitchel Field Manslaughter Case
Robert F. Purcell of Rochester, an OSC lieutenant, was acquitted by a general court martial at Mitchel Field of voluntary manslaughter for accidentally shooting Lieutenant John F. Boulet at the pistol range on July 2.
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Mineola
N. Y
Robert F. Purcell
Rochester
Officers Reserve Corps
Mitchel Field
John F. Boulet
More Looms Start Work at Amoskeag Mill
Manchester July 8 An increase of 445 looms over the last report was announced by Agent W F P Straw of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company bringing total looms in operation to 86 No new departments resumed operations though bleachery and dye house expected to open Wednesday Mill bells rang for first time in 2 1 2 weeks as gates opened More than 590 people applied for work at the employment department before noon largest number since the dispute began Feb 13 8 METHUEN July 31 In police court Judge Albion G Pierce arraigned and fined 24 autoists for speeding with total fines 249 the largest number before the judge."
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Manchester
N. H
W. F P. Straw
Amoskeage Manufacturing Company
Amoskeag
Methuen
Albion G. Pierce
Pierce
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