Seven Hurt When Car Goes Off Embankment in Westwood
Seven people injured when their car plunged down a 15 foot embankment in Westwood yesterday. No police available as town lacks regular officers. Norwood and Dedham police later responded to transport four injured to Norwood Hospital. Survivors include John and Mrs. Sullivan and Jeremiah Sullivan of 466 Warren Avenue Fore River. others discharged with non serious injuries.
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Westwood
Norwood Hospital
Norwood
Dedham
John Sullivan
Jeremiah
Daniel Sullivan
Warren Avenue
Fore River
Gloucester Woman Vanishes After North Station Visit
Mrs. Ida Ryan a 27 year old mother of three from Gloucester left home Saturday to visit her father Fred W Bolack of 1330 Washington Street A postal card reported she arrived safely at the North Station before she disappeared Police in Boston were asked to search She is four feet one inch tall weighs 105 pounds and wore a dark blue voile dress a black coat and a messaline hat
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Ida Ryan
Gloucester
Fred W. Bolack
Washington Street
North Station
Boston
German Warships Set for New York Debarkation This Week
Four of five German warships allocated for US experimental use reportedly took part in the Battle of Jutland. Naval intelligence says the vessels will reach New York from Brest this week and must be destroyed within a year after arrival under the peace treaty.
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Washington
United States
Battle of
Jutland
New
FRANKFORT and Ostfriesland in Jutland clash towed to US
The light cruiser Frankfort, leading German battle forces, was hit four times but stayed to fight as Ostfriesland, the 22 000 ton dreadnought, escaped major damage. Destroyers G-102 V-43 and V-122 took part in opening actions and withdrawal. The ships will head to New York for public inspection with Ostfriesland likely leading an exhibition tour.
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Frankfort
United States
Hancock
Admiral Scheer
Scapa Flow
Jutland
Frankfurt
Brodicker
Ostfriesland
Schmidt
Wilhelmshaven
New York
Navy Department
Norfolk
Julius F. Hellweg
United States Navy
Alleged Old Time "Dip" Arrested in Boston Train Shed
A man with multiple aliases identified himself to Inspectors Flaherty Haggerty and Finn in a scuffle at the South Station train shed. Accused of attempted larceny from a passenger, he claimed Buffalo Avenue New York as residence and said he is 38, in town a week. The arrest is part of Boston detectives weekly crackdown on dips, who are said to be thinning out.
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Harry Fine
Cohen
Flaherty
Haggerty
Finn
South Station
Buffalo Avenue
New York
Boston
Dips
Clergyman Builds Own Home to Beat High Housing Costs
The Rev. James Holmes of First Baptist Church Brockton converts a bungalow in Avon into a six room dwelling. With prior building trade experience in England, he personally inspects and carries out renovations to provide his family a countryside home citing crowded city living and scarce tenements.
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Brockton
James Holmes
Holmes
Price
First Baptist Church
Avon
Young news merchant works 10 hours daily at subway entrances
A young news merchant begins work as subway entrances open and remains busy throughout the day. He hardly glances at the camera as he stacks and sells papers, logging a full ten hour shift with steady, uninterrupted labor.
Mystery Child Offered Home After St John Train Find
Misses Blanche and Blancine Desmarets of Roxbury offered to take the frightened French Canadian girl found asleep on a St John train last Friday. They suspect the child is named Marie with possible ties to St Paul and seek help from the Travellers' Aid Society to secure a home until parentage is confirmed. The conductor says the child was alone aboard the Portland departure.
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Chardon Street
St. John
Blanche
Blancine Desmarais
Vernon Street
Roxbury
Marie
St. Paul
Provinces
St. Paul Street
Morning Post
Travellers’ Aid Society
Portland
Noonan's Hair Petrole Advertisement Promises Health
An old advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as a daily care product to prevent dandruff and boost hair health. It claims thick hair and a pink scalp, with a price of 15 cents at barbers and $1 per bottle from T Noonan & Sons of Boston.
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Noonan
Drug and Dept
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland
Boston
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