Girl Wife Free From Cave Man in Haverhill Case
Fourteen year old Mary Yellum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yellum, returns to her parents after a two month marriage described as a cave-man union. She seeks police protection and is cared for by Officer Mary H. Hawkins after claiming beatings and confinement by Joseph Triana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Joseph Triana
Mary Yellum
Frank Yellum
Ward Hill
Mary H. Hawkins
Old Orchard Beach
White
Salem
William J. McDonald
Lawrence
Triana
Yellum
Li Yellum
Louise
Mary
Gertrude Merrill
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Mary Hawkins
Kidnapping Case Ends In Controversial Marriage
Mary Yellum, a 14 year old pupil, was abducted near her school by Triana and later wed in Lawrence after a special probate dispensation. The girl is now in protective custody amid medical and emotional distress while authorities review the case and possible separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Yellum
William Knipe
Triana
Lawrence
Paul Copello
Elm Street
Copello
Storrow Opens Coal Quarters in State Police Building
James J. Storrow, chairman of the governors coal distribution committee, has opened temporary headquarters at Room 111, State Police. The sub committee, after a conference with Secretary Hoover, will begin arranging proper distribution of coal sent into the state by the President s Fuel Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Storrow
Advisors
Coal Distribution Committee
Codl
State Plouce
Vermont Man Wins Ford Car in Bennington Post Ford a Day
Charles M Tiernan of Bennington wins a fully equipped Ford touring car as the Vermont result of the Post Ford a Day contest. The story behind the victory centers on a Vermont Reduction Company plant turning waste marble into rubber tire filler. Tiernan, a life insurance agent, will use the car in his business.
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Vermont
Post Ford
Shamrock
Post
Green Mountain State
Bennington
Tiernan
Boston
Ford A Day
Hold A Day
Ford
Metropolitan Wife Insurance Company
East Dorset
Vermont Reduction Company
Charles M. Tiernan
Booth Ter
Bennington, Vt
Booth Terrace
Boston Post
Coolidge Off To Coast for West Trip
Vice-President Coolidge Mrs Coolidge and "the boys" left Boston on the 6th Century yesterday afternoon for San Francisco where he will address the American Bar Association on Aug 10 The party includes Mr and Mrs Frank W Stearns They expect to return to Boston about the 28th with stops in Portland Oregon Seattle and then along the Canadian Pacific route to Montreal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Boston
San Francisco
American Bar Association
Frank W. Stearns
Coolidges
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Montreal
Shriners Hold Annual Outing in Fitchburg
Aleppo Temple Shriners hosted Fitchburg festivities drawing about 20 000 spectators for a Main street parade and Whalom Park frolic. About 3000 marched, 1500 joined at the park while rain limited events. Governor Cox and Republican leaders attended with many candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Aleppo Temple
Mystic Shrine
Shriners
Main Street
Whalom Park
Governor Cox
Frank H. Foss
Republican State Committee
Whalum Park
Aleppo
One Dollar Immunity Leads to Robbery in Chelsea
In Chelsea a man paid $1 to two youths for immunity from a highwayman. The other man refused and was robbed of $14 then beaten. Both victims, William Butler and William Phair of Revere, worked at the Revere Rubber Company and reported the incident to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
William Butler
Olive Street
William Phair
Elwood Street
Revere
Broadway
Butler
Phair
Mevere-Chelsea
Seth
Revere Rubber Company
German Funds Transferred From Paris Deposits
German banks moved between 60 to 70 million French francs out of Paris deposits to Holland and Switzerland within 48 hours. Funds were withdrawn ahead of anticipated seizure by France as penalties for Germany’s late payment on a 10 million dollar private debt installment. Deposits in Alsace Lorraine and occupied areas could also be confiscated to cover the payment. Telegraph and telephone withdrawals followed Premier Poincare’s reply to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Holland
Switzerland
Aes
Germany
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Occupied
Poincare
Berlin
Four Guilty In Romance Case In New Bedford
In New Bedford the jury in the romance liquor conspiracy case found four of six defendants guilty. The guilty defendants are Captain W. H. Senior of Boston, Joseph Lippitt, Israel Horvitz of New Bedford, and Roy F. Texeira of Boston. A. B. Connoir and J. M. Barboza were found not guilty. Judge Mack will hear motions for a new trial in Boston next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
United States
United States District Court
W. H. Senior
Boston
Joseph Lippitt
Israel Horvitz
Roy F. Texeira
A. B. Connoir
J. M. Barboza
Mack
Attractive Evening Service at St. Paul's Cathedral
Rev. Edward T. Sullivan preaches on The By-Products of Life at St. Pauls Cathedral tomorrow evening. Counter tenor Frank Bag dasarian solos. Summer choir performs Hallelujah Amen from Judas Maccabaeus. Morning subject Being a Ferment or the Virtue of Agitation. Outdoor service at 7 with vested choir and four trumpets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Cathedral
Edward T. Sullivan
Frank Bagdasarian
Handel
Judas Maccabaeus
Tremont Street
Free State Troops Close on Kilmalloch at Dawn Attack
The Daily Mail reports nationals began a final assault on Kilmalloch at dawn and push toward the town center within a half mile. National artillery dominates Quarry Hill after hard fighting with irregulars, with heavy casualties on both sides reported as fighting widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
National Army
Southern Ireland
Kilmalloch
National Artillery
Quarry Hill
Rumford Mine Yields Paint Cement and Fertilizer
In Rumford Maine a single mine has changed uses from paint material to cement production and now to fertilizer. The same ore is processed for different markets as its value shifts. Percy E March of 108 Western Avenue South Paris Maine identifies the piece and its evolving product line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumford
Percy E. March
Western Avenue
South
Paris
Maine lumberman plans raft evacuation during fires
A well known Maine lumberman devised a fire protection scheme by keeping a large raft in front of his main camp on a lake. The raft would carry all camp supplies horses tools and provisions and be ready to move to the middle of the lake at a moment’s notice if a fire broke out in the woods. A. H. Dunn Milford Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
A. H. Dunn
Bearded rider uses coat hanger hook to free space on car
The commuter waits at Park Street for a Beacon Street car and squeezes aboard as it fills. An elderly man attaches a coat hanger hook from a strap to hang his bag, creating more space. Signed George R Beck from Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Beacon Street
George R. Beck
Malvern Terrace
Medford
Man Uses Whisk Broom To Clean Road After Cadillac Crash
An elderly man and his chauffeur in a New York registered Cadillac stop on the Providence to Worcester State road between North Bridge and Plummers Corner. The chauffeur sweeps broken glass from the road into the gutter as the owner appears ready to resume travel. The writer notes the act shows civic care that could make roads safer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Worcester
Northbridge
Plummers Corner
New York
Fredette
Main Street
Whitinsville
Dowry Cow Illness Delays Local Wedding Plan
A groom to be delayed his marriage after the bride’s father prepared a fine cow as dowry. The cow fell seriously ill a few days before the wedding, prompting postponement. Mrs Delia M Hanlon Sagamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia M. Hanlon
Sagamore
Boston Police Report on Helping Desperate Widow
A Roxbury Court case prompts a police official to assist a destitute widow seeking an arrest warrant for her husband who had deserted her and their two children. An officer clarifies he did not take any 10 dollars offered and helps arrange a visit from Station 10 to Roxbury Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triana
Police Court
Lawrence
Roxbury Court
Station 10
Michael H. Crowley
Supt. of
Police
Superintendent Crowley Wins Post Ford Auto for Today
The story by Superintendent Crowley secures the Post Ford automobile as today prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Man Keeps Wife’s Voice Record On Victrola At Park Street
SADYK SONEK of Park Street Lawrence lives alone after his wife’s death and spends each day listening to a voice-record of her on the Victrola, saying he could not live without hearing it daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadyk Sonek
Park Street
Lawrence
Betsy the Hog Hero Joins Gibson’s Bird Dog Lineage
In North Easton, Gibson raises Betsy a four year old hog raised by a sow’s orphaned piglet. Betsy ages into a bird dog imitator, lifting her right foot and bristling when near cover. Quail dinners are common at the Gibson home and Betsy thrives as a hunting companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Betsy
Robert L. Drake
Washington Street
North Easton
Police Scold Over Bloomers Incident in Hull
A Hull Mass reader recalls a summer incident where she and her partner wore bloomers on a hike. An officer challenged them and urged both to go home and change into skirts, prompting nerves and a light admonition from law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Katherine
Marjorie Vautrinot
Mass
Water Trust runs village pump for subscribers in Winthrop
Miss Gladys Gilliam of 6 Chester Avenue Winthrop tells of a small colony where a general store operator runs a private pump. Cottagers pay 3 dollars yearly for access while non subscribers pay 8 cents per bucket. A peep hole and shutoff keep strict control of the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Trust
Gladys Gilliam
Chester Avenue
Winthrop
Sharks Brought to Hyannis Draw Local Ire
In Hyannis a fishing boat unloaded about a hundred sharks caught near Nantucket. The sharks are shipped to Pennsylvania for use in pocket books suitcases and other goods. Fins are pickled and dried for sale to California for chop suey. Neighbors complain of strong odors from the sharks. Warren Harrod Still River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis
Nantucket
Pennsylvania
California
Warren Harrod
Still River
Baker in New Bedford Finds Hard Boiled Eggs in Western Batch
A Dorchester reader recounts a New Bedford baker discovering two hard boiled eggs among Western eggs. The dealer áreas replies that farmers sometimes boil eggs for dinner and those not eaten are packed for shipment to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Tie
Gorge W. Maier
Park Street
Dorchester
Shock Averts Trespassers On East Walpole Trucks
Peculiar cautions by a large trucking firm owner in East Walpole to deter boys from hitching rides on rear of trucks. The tail board is wired and battery powered to give a shock when the driver detects an attempted boarding on Columbus avenue. Truck owned by L. P. Davis of East Walpole Mass. Francis J. Shea 21 Ellingwood Street Roslindale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Walpole
Columbus Avenue
L. P. Davis
Mass
Francis J. Shea
Ellingwood Street
Rosbury
A Big Hearted Baker Beyond His Private Ovens
On a Piazza a group of women and children gather to use a private baker's ovens twice a week. Mothers and kids carry dough in pans eager for fresh rolls, while gossip swirls around the community bake night. Proprietor's generosity aids many mothers in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Lewin
Franklin Street
Malden
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Trixy
Tiernans
Brazzley Hustler
Pat Brazzle
Bragot
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Elizabeth
Claire
Tom
Billy
Thug
St. Paul’s
Free State
Sunday Post
DAILY
P.O. Box
Milford
Bloomers
the “Water Trust
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