Four New England fishermen drift days by fog and seas
Four New England fishermen from East Boston and Gloucester arrived in Yarmouth after four days adrift in open seas with no food or water. They had been separated from the Morning Star in thick fog a week earlier and headed back to Boston. Captain Glen Dobson and the Genestan crew, sunk on Brown's Bank, were also brought to Boston. The Mary G. Duff reportedly rammed the Genestan in fog, and the Canadian vessel rescued survivors.
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New England
William J. ‘White
East Boston
Peter Anise
Gloucester
John Wolf
James Lgaikin
Boston
Morning Star
Glen Dobson
Genestan
Taxi Passenger Fires At Driver In Revere Incident
In Revere Ocean avenue a taxi ride ended when Charles O Connell and Willard Jenkins opened fire after the driver failed to stop. The bullet missed both men and the driver. Police later arrested O Connell for drunkenness carrying a loaded revolver and assault with a dangerous weapon, Jenkins for drunkenness.
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Revere
Charles O'Connell
Boulevard, Revere
Willard C. Jenking
Indiana Terrace
Newton
Back Bay
James A. Glover
Huntington Avenue
Hyde Park
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O'Connell
Jenkins
Glover
O’connell
McAuley
Haste to Wed Held for Polygamy in Olympia
Mrs. Arista Clane was held for the grand jury on polygamy charges after linking a second marriage to Bill Lawson within two months of her divorce from Francesco. Officers McGovern and Crowley arrested her on the Common as she caused consternation among locals for weeks. At Gordon's Scollay Square Olympia Theatre, Eddie Shevin Kirby Corcoran fight films led the program, followed by The Killer and other acts.
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Arista Clane
Bill Lawson
Francesco
McGovern and Crowley
Scollay SQ. Olympia
Eddie Sheviin
Kirby Corcoran
Salem
Gordon's Scollay Square
Olympia Theatre
Stewart White
Frank Champeau
Claire Adams
Larry Lemon
News Weekly
Sham at Modern and Beacon tickles with gentle graft satire
The Modern and Beacon show yesterday offered Sham starring Ethel Clayton as a witty satire on bill neglecters. Viola Dana appears in Life's Darn Funny from Christine Jope Slade. Larry Lemon stars in The Fall Guy, a lighthearted look at life.
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Ethel Clayton
Modern
Beacon Theatres
Viola Dana
Christine Jope Slade
Larry Lemon
Park Theatre bills feature mystery thrills and romance
The Park Theatre presents The Silver Car with Earle Williams in the lead, and The Kiss starring Carmel Myers. Also showing Gordon's Old South and Gordon's Olympia with Lois Wilson and Conrad Nagel in supporting roles, plus vaudeville and photoplays including Salvage and The Cheated Love with Pauline Frederick and Carmel Myers.
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Park Theatre
Earle Williams
Carmel Myers
Gordon
Old South
Olympia Theatres
Lois Wilson
Conrad Nagel
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Pauline Frederick
Carmel Meyers
The Lost Romance at Paramount in Old South and Olympia
The film The Lost Romance by William de Mille plays at Paramount theaters in Old South and Olympia showing romance with marriage as the question answered.
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William de Mille
Paramount
Best screen turn for Eugene O Brien in The Last Door
The Last Door headlines at the Lancaster Theatre for the first three days of the week with Eugene O Brien delivering doubtless the finest screen performance. Claire Whitney and June Elvidge also appear in Fine Feathers in the program.
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Lancaster Theatre
Claire Whitney
June Elvidge
Aerial Nomads Thrill Crowds at Revere Beach Flights
Lieutenant Mark C. Hogue leads the Aerial Nomads in water suppervised pyrotechnic night air plane stunts over Revere Beach drawing large crowds along the boulevard. The free exhibitions draw travelers to view performances hours into the evening.
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Mark C. Hogue
Revere Beach
Checks On Reckless Drivers Endangering Road
The State motor vehicle department reports success in curbing drunken and reckless driving. July saw 44 automobile deaths, down from 52 last July, with 66 accidents in June. Eighteen of July’s fatalities were children. Commissioner John N. Cole appointed 15 new inspectors to enforce rules, eight to the motorcycle squad under Edward G. O Hara who will oversee daily law instructions.
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Public Works Department
John N. Cole
Edward G. O’hara
Revere
Courts Plan New Road Squad Under Police Powers
A new road squad will operate under police authority once ready, wearing khaki uniforms and empowered by a recent statute to enforce law on road projects and related duties. The move aligns with broader traffic and public safety initiatives.
Points on New Headlight Law Takes Effect Aug 15
Alfred W Devine head lighting inspector cites a 21 candle power minimum for bulbs and requires polished reflectors free of rust with proper focus and aim. He notes no device has ranking and all approved headlights may be legally used once the law starts August 15.
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Registry of Motor Vehicles Department
Devine
Boston Theatre bill features Bessie Love in Penny of Teep Hill Trail
Bessie Love heads this week’s Boston Theatre program with Penny of Teep Hill Trail. The vaudeville lineup includes Fred Hughes and company, Rae Hughes and Fred Nerret in Oh Cut It Out, Jewell and Raymond in a joyous act, Roy Harrah and Irene Rubini in a novelty, Black and White feats, Larry Lemon in The Fall Guy, plus Pathe News and Topics of the Day.
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Boston
Teep Hill
Fred Hughes
Rae Hughes
Fred Nerret
Noonan’s Hair Petrole Aids Hair After Salt Water Dips
Advertisement claims Noonan’s Hair Petrole restores hair after ocean swimming. It promises hair becomes fluffy and color returns after each dip. Sold at drugstores for 1.00, or from T Noonan & Sons Co Boston.
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Drug and Department Stores
T. Noonan & Sons Co
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Arrested for firing shots after midnight in South End
Three revolver shots were fired at Asbery Hayes as he returned home at 117 Warwick Street, South End, drawing police to the scene. Patrolman Fitzgibbons and Burke arrested Ernest Smith of 121 Warwick Street, Hayes’s brother in law, on the charge of assault with intent to kill. Police say a family feud prompted the incident.
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Warwick Street
South End
Roxbury Crossing
Fitzgibbons
Burke
Ernest Smith
Warwick ‘Street
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