Death notice of Frank W. Bant and company director
Frank W. Bant a director of Hen Co and a partner in Cities Service died at home in New York after a brief illness. The report notes his stage in life with ties to Denver and Columbus dates and roles, detailing his leadership in the gas and electric industries and his residence at 1489 Lincoln.
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Servicunior
Hen Co
Gas & Electric Comp
da. Pann
Col
Mh. L. Doherty & Boor
Denver
Victory Dinner Celebrates Winth Ben Hospital Fund
A fundraising dinner at Cliff House Winsran Highlands marked success of the Winth ben Community Hospital Fund. The campaign total reached 15,000 with 320,000 pledged last spring to enable town residents to take over Metcalf Hospital. Mitchell Chapple attended as guest. Frederick C. Barbour, campaign director, gave the principal address.
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Cliff House
Winsran Highlands
Metcalf Hospital
Is Town
Toe Mitchell Chapple
Frederick C. Barbour
Welcome Reception for Shuffle Along Broadway Company
A noted Black theater troupe presenting Shuffle Along at Selwyn Theatre will receive a first official Boston reception tomorrow night from 4 to 6 at Rivoli Hall Avenue. George Wray chairs the committee with William Monroe Trotter secretary and E Randolph treasurer. Walter B. Johnson’s jazz orchestra will provide music as the company is formally presented at 11 30 and a midnight reception is hosted by William H. Lewis and Mary Ross Dorser.
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Selwyn Theatre
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Avenue
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HW. F. Atkinson
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Wsliat
Walter BR. Johnson
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William H. Lewis
Mary Ross Dorser
Walsh Divorce Granted on Boston Living Preference
In Chicago a decree granted to John W. Walsh after testimony that wife Margaret W. Walsh preferred Boston life over Chicago. Walsh, a US Railway Labor Board employee, said in fall 1914 he tried to move wife and children to Chicago. she refused, stating she was satisfied in Boston.
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Margaret W. Walsh
Boston
John W. Walsh
Charles M. McDonald
Superior Court
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Gas-man John Dunne killed crossing track nine at South Station
John A. Dunne, 61, a gas-man for South Station, was struck by two trains at track nine yesterday afternoon at 4:30 and died before reaching City Hospital. He was married and living at 111 Norway Street, Back Bay.
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Posten
Albany
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Dunne
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Back Bay
Tax Tangle Stirs Town
Five hundred citizens petition the Selectmen to call a special town meeting against ex Tax Collector Frank W. Barnard for failure to collect interest on delinquent taxpayers. An audit costing $462 found shortages of 474, the bonding company refuses to cover the deficit, and Barnard challenges the town to sue.
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Frank W. Barnard
Barnard
Hase
Breaks Leg in Fall at Home in Dorchester
Robert Crowley aged 55 of 6 Orchardfield Street Dorchester slipped on his front steps last night and fractured his right leg. He was taken to City Hospital by police for treatment.
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Robert Crowley
Orchardfield Street
Dorchester
Allies Halt Greeks Near Constantinople Amid Tense Stand
Allied forces move across the Bosphorus to reinforce French units on the Tchatalja line and deter Greek troops from crossing into Asia Minor. Additional British reinforcements from Malta are expected as the Allies pledge to stop any possible Greek advance toward Constantinople. The fleet remains on standby for possible action.
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Associated Press
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Tchatalja
Asia Minor
Malta
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Destroyer Brooks Aids Momo in Flaming Rescue Trial
In Rockland Maine on July 51 the torpedo boat destroyer Brooks halted displacement testing to aid the speed boat Momo which was on fire three miles off course. The Momo wreck sank after the flames were doused while Clinton K Crana and Captain Edward Erickson were rescued. The vessel valued at $20,000. The Brooks completed its trial at 14468 tons and 33.29 knots with 29160 horsepower.
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Momo
Clinton K. Crana
New York
Dark Harbor
Edward Erickson
British note on war debts explained by Times
London reports Britain will send a circular note to Allies including the United States on July 23. The note, drafted by the Earl of Balfour, argues that European debts to Britain are largely inseparable from Britain's war debt to the United States.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
The
Times
the Times
Earl of Balfour
Girl Bitten by Dog in South Boston Street Incident
Catherine O Keefe age 11 months daughter of Timothy O Keefe of 33 RB street South Boston was bitten on the knee by a dog said to be mad while playing in front of her home last evening. She was rushed to City Hospital and received Pasteur treatment as the dog escaped.
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Catherine O'Keefe
Timothy O'Keefe
RB Street
City Hospital
Texas Heiress Theron Morgan Reported Missing Again Untrue
Rumor spread that Mrs Theron Morgan alias Dallas Duane the Texas heiress had vanished, but reports confirm she remains at home with relatives. No evidence of disappearance.
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Texas
Theron Morgan
Contance for Alleged Robbers in Watertown Robbery
Bingo Ceratto aged 30 and Vicenza Camonte aged 22 were arraigned in Waltham District Court on concealed weapons charges. Held in jail on continuances until Aug 31 as police continue investigation. Gallivan, a Boston milk driver, was robbed of $4 on Fifth Avenue.
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Vicenza Camonte
Waltham District
East Watertown
Henry Doherty
John Guilfoyl
Watertown
Fifth Avenue
Joseph P. Gallivan
Frawler Street
Boston
Gallivan
Cox and Hultman to Discuss Fuel Problem
Governor Cox returns from the White Mountains to meet Fuel Administrator Hultman. The talk aims to boost Massachusetts cooperation with the federal fuel end situation and wartime power to distribute fuel. A citizens committee may be formed to assist in the effort.
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Hultman
White Mountains
Massachusetts
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