Beautiful Model Sues Sculptor In Breach of Promise Suit
Claude MacNeil son of famed sculptor Her moan A MacNeil faces a breach of promise suit for 25000 from Miss Almena Scorpioni. She alleges he pursued marriage, fathered a child, and that the romance ended after her hospital surgery and her removal from his College Point home. He denies love talks and calls her mentally unbalanced.
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New York
Claude MacNeil
Hermoan A. MacNeil
Almena Scorpions
Rete
College Point
L. I
Andover
Mass
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Scorpioni
MacNeil
Italy
Miss Scorpioni
Palermo
Alexander Rosenbaum
Flushing
Scorpions
Ice Dealer Fined 23 Dollars for Short Weight Ice
Thomas J. Crocker an ice dealer was fined 23 dollars by Judge Palmer in Roxbury District Court yesterday after being found guilty of selling short weight ice.
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Thomas J. Crocker
Palmer
Roxbury
Boston Traffic Officers Trial New Summer Uniforms
New khaki summer uniforms for Boston traffic police were tested yesterday by two officers. The outfit features a matching cap and black leather puttees. If approved, the design will be adopted next summer.
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Boston
Traffic Squad
Ray C. Thombs
Scoliay Square
Cantigny Brings 1400 Soldier Bodies to Hoboken Memorial
The army transport Cantigny docked at Hoboken with 1400 American soldiers who died in France. Memorial services will be held at the pier Sunday. Since disinterment began 21,657 soldiers have been brought home, with 13,000 more to transport and 4,000 to remain buried in French cemeteries per relatives' wishes.
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New York
Cantigny
Hoboken
America
Walcott Arraigned in Municipal Court
Joe Walcott the famed prize fighter was arraigned in Municipal Court on a charge of keeping a disorderly house. He and four women and two men arrested at 2 Trumbull Street, South End, pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to August 10. The others were held for trial except one man who pleaded to a statutory offense and was fined $10.
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Joe Walcott
Walcott
Trumbull Street
South End
Courtesy Gesture In Presence Of Guest
A Chinaman removes his spectacles in the presence of a guest or stranger not from dislike of the face but as a mark of courtesy.
Collier and Son to Put Harper Books on Market
P. F. Collier and Son will market Harper and Brothers books on a subscription basis under a royalty plan. Harper and Brothers will continue publishing Harper's magazine and works by Mark Twain and other authors for sale through bookstores.
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Collier and Son
Harper Books
New York
Harper and Brothers
P. F. Collier and Son
Harper's Magazine
Mark Twain
Citizen soldiers begin month long drill at Camp Devens
About 1200 New England youths aged 16 to 18 started a month of military training at Camp Devens. They drilled, hiked three miles, and learned marching under Colonel Herman J. Koehler. Lectures on hygiene followed and feet were examined daily to prevent blisters.
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New England
Camp Devens
Ayer
United States Army
Herman J. Koehler
Koehler
West Point
Platts-burg
Purdy
Fraser
Sliney
Edwards
Charles H. Huggins
Brown University
Devens
Robbins Pond
Mark L. Hersey
Camp
Revere Speakers at Patrick A. Collins Branch Meeting
Mrs. Mary W. Reynaud of Revere and state secretary of the Friends of Irish Freedom addressed the Patrick A. Collins Branch in their Revere headquarters. Mayor Thomas F. Noone and Jacob Mendoza of the Revere housing committee also spoke.
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Mary W. Reynaud
Revere
Friends of Irish Freedom
Patrick A. Collins
Thomas F.noone
Jacob Mendoza
Bank Opens. Morning Run Clears at Savings Bank
The Boston Five Cents Savings Bank opened to a steady day as business returned to normal within about fifteen minutes after a cash run began. The run exceeded two million dollars in the period reported.
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Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Quiet Run on Bank Vault Doors Ends Amidth No Frenzy
Within five days the bank vaults emptied with a thin line waiting for doors to open. Patrons received their money promptly as they asked and soon ceased inquiries, marking a sudden quiet after the rush.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hin
Hoboken Pier
Jordan Marsh Company
Cearmist
Fred E. Hall, Inc
Cranston ST
Providence
Lyorad, Pickford
Loor
Ran Clothing
Eton Norfolks
Butler
Jtler's
Simr
Simmons
Boston Better Business Bureau
Marmot
Sond
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