Suit Seeks 35550 From John Bross Lloyd Over Services
Attorney Daniel L. Smith sues John Bross Lloyd for 35550 claiming due for services in ending Lloyds guardianship. Smith, related to Miss Sullivan who also sues, says he spent time on the case and Lloyd gained full control of his estate in 1913, with a promised 50000. Lloyd whereabouts and response are not yet known.
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John Bross Lloyd
Daniel L. Smith
Lloyd
Mary I. Sullivan
Needham
Sullivan
Smith
Mary Sullivan
Hull
James FE. Cole
Commissioner of Wives of
Boston
After False Key Workers
Chelsea police search for three men who entered a suite at 5 Cross Street and attempted a second unit. They ransacked Mrs. Albert Zass’s suite but items taken are unclear. The trio, seeing discovery, fled down the stairs past Mrs. Martha Pottle.
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Chelsea
Cross Street
City
Albert Zass
Martha Pottle
Torchy Story Heads to Next Sunday's Post Magazine
Readers can expect a light feature on Torchy in the Post Magazine's next issue. The piece celebrates Torchy as a popular, lovable figure and hints at entertaining anecdotes.
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Post
Woman criticizes Boston Chamber as profit driven at convention
Mrs. Haviland Lund, organizer of the Forward-to-the-Land Movement, told delegates at Boston Hotel Bellevue that chambers of commerce and similar groups prioritize profits over humanitarian aims. She cited the Little Lander’s Colony in San Ysidro, Cal., as an example and urged leaders to balance humane goals with business interests. The first convention continues with experts in immigration and agriculture participating.
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Haviland Lund
Arage
Little Lander
San Ysedeo
Cal
Ayers
William E. Smythe
Los Angeles
Boston
Dr. Ayers
Professor Hall
Little Landers
Haviland H. Lund
San
Joseph N. Francolini
EW York
Henry V. Slack
Boston Hall Theory Refuted By Ayers On Land Issue
During the afternoon session Dr. M C Ayers of Boston challenged Professor Boston Hall's land theory, arguing against the assertion that three acres in question were held by the av. The debate focused on property ownership and historical claims affecting the case.
Disappointments Mark First Day Of Ysedeo Colony Convention
The opening session of the Ysedeo colony convention was marred by absent officials. Mayor Fitz gerald, and speakers Professor Charles Zublin and Dr I E Coffer canceled due to illness. Mrs Jund, the convention head, ensured a lively program with papers from Professor Stimson and doctors Ayers and Irwin.
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Fitzgerald
Charles Zublin
I. E. Coffer
Health and Marine Hospital Service
Jund
Stimson
Agricultural High Schools
Boston
M. C. Ayers
Fairfax Irwin
United States Public Health Service
Awaiting Turkish Bride for Revere Man’s Quick Marriage
James Archibald of 111 Shirley Avenue Revere waits for Miss Mary Lillian Bitton 24 born in Constantinople to arrive from Turkey. He filed marriage intentions at Revere town hall though she cannot reach New York before Aug 158. The romance began in Constantinople years ago.
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James Archibald
Shirley Avenue
Revere
Mary Lillian Bitton
Constantinople
Turkey
Archibald
Revere Town Hall
New York
Cummings Torpedo Boat Destroyer Launched at Bath
The torpedo boat destroyer Cummings, named for Lt Cmdr A B Cummings who died of wounds in 1863, was launched at Bath Iron Works. Mrs Henry Beats Jr christened the ship with champagne as it slid overboard at 4 o'clock, watched by many visitors from nearby resorts.
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Bath
A. B. Cummings
New Orleans
Cummings
Bath Iron Works
United States Navy
Henry Eates, Jr
Philadelphia
Man in Lynn Held on Serious Charge
Mildred Baston, age 12 or 4, residing at 32 Ireson Street, Lynn, was lured away from a neighbor’s doorstep about 6 pm by a man unknown to the other children. Police found the girl with a man who gave the name Fred B. Osgood near the Bastons’ home and arrested him on a serious charge.
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Mildred Baston
William F. Baston
Ireson Street
Lynn
Fred B. Osgood
Bostons
Celebrate Bulfinch Birthday Tomorrow in Boston
The 150th anniversary of Charles Bulfinch’s birth will be commemorated by the Boston Society of Architects tomorrow. A wreath and a memorial will be placed before the State House. Bulfinch designed many notable public and private buildings.
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Charles Bulfinch
State House
Boston Society of Architects
Bulfinch
Governor Ralston Goes On First Vacation
Governor Samuel M. Ralston, 56, began his first vacation yesterday. He will spend two weeks in Massachusetts at the summer home of Thomas Taggart, Democratic national committeeman from Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel M. Ralston
Massachusetts
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Mayor presses for broader building limits fire safety
Mayor Fitzgerald spoke before the City Council committee on fire hazard urging an extension of building limits following Fire Commissioner Cole. The move aims to enhance human life protection and safety standards.
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Fitzgerald
Cole
Fire limits debate over city construction plan and opposition
The Boston discussions feature Francis G. Powell architect Sumner Clement wool merchant Gorham Dana of the Massachusetts State Firemen's Association and others backing a plan by Fire Commissioner Cole for first and second class buildings city wide and in suburbs. Officials consider extending building limits toward Columbia road Franklin Park Columbus Avenue to Centre Street Jamaica Plain and surrounding areas with South Boston East Boston and Charlestown included. ex-Alderman Bangs opposes the plan while the mayor and Fire Commissioner push for a measured extension and hearings continue next Wednesday.
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Francis G. Powell
Sumner Clement
Chauncy Street
Gorham Dana
Massachusetts State Firemen’s Association
T. F. Rice
G. B. Cherry
Joan E. Duffy
Eugene Nickerson
Francis L. Bangs
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Boston
Cole
C. H. Blackall
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Blackall
Columbia Road
Franklin Park
Columbus Avenue
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Atherton
Mozart, Chestnut
Sheridan Streets
Perkins Street
Huntington Avenue
Castleton Street
Brookline Boundary
South Boston
Charlestown
East Boston
Trumbull Street
Bangs
Watson
Collins
Ballantyne
McDonald
Dorchester
Mrs Hanan Denies Jewelry Found in Rumors
At Narragansett Pier Rhode Island Mrs John Hanan denies reports that $150000 in jewelry stolen from her Shore Acres home last Friday night has been located She says no clue of importance has been reported and detectives remain without tangible leads in the case Also Charles Cary Rumsey denies his wife’s gems have been found as investigators continue work on both robberies.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Aug
John H. Hanan
Shore Acres
Charles Cary Rumsey
Will awards nurse ten thousand from estate
In the will of Anna P Peabody of 47 Commonwealth avenue Anna M Pollen described as my faithful nurse receives 10000. The estate totals about 2000000 with gifts to charities relatives and friends including 15000 to 25000 to personal friends and 50000 to Rev Arthur Howe Pingree of Norwood. Public bequests of 5000 each go to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Home for Little Wanderers.
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Anna P. Peabody
Commonwealth Avenue
Anna M. Pollan
Arthur Howe Pingree
Norwood
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Home For
Little Wanderers
Worcester Man Loses Pocketbook at Rowe's Wharf
George F. Smith of Worcester was jostled by three young men at Rowe's Wharf station yesterday afternoon. He lost his pocketbook containing 115 dollars and reported the theft to police.
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George F. Smith
Worcester
Rowe's Wharf
Deaths Georgianna White Cambridge
In Cambridge on Aug 4 Mrs Georgianna White formerly of Cincinnati Ohio mother of Adina E White Cambridge news agent. Funeral Friday Aug 5 at 7 30 p m at Union Baptist Church Main St Cambridge. Relatives and friends urged to attend interment in Cincinnati Ohio.
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