Prince Louis Henri de Bourbon linked to police record
Springfield reports police suspect Prince Louis Henri de Bourbon is Harold Schwarm of New Britain Conn. Schwarm faced a 1918 forgery charge in Palmer and may have a Palmer hotel bad check case. The prince, a much married nobleman, is tied to a Roxbury woman Catherine Lynn and a three son connection from his second marriage.
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Springfield
Louis Henri de Bourbon
New York
Harold Schwarm
New Britain
Conn
Palmer
Harold G. Schwarm
Boston
Prince Louis Henri de Chatereux
Catherine Frances Lynn
Marcella Street
Roxbury
Tremont Temple
Connecticut
Innocent-Witilin Wordplay Sparks Curly Haired Boy Tale
A quirky local item centers on Joan Joseph Van Buren, a curly haired blue eyed boy, described as the innocent figure in a whimsical fashion trend amid a lively community scene.
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Joan Joseph van Buren
Wicetim
De Valera Wounded Report From Cork
The Mirror quotes a Cork arrival saying Eamon De Valera has been wounded in Cork. The report was carried from Liverpool to London on August 8.
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DE Valera
Cork
London
the Mirror
Liverpool
Eamon de Valera
Dollar Bill at 4 Percent Then and Now
An old tale about investing a dollar at 4 percent and its dramatic growth over a year and decades is recounted in many versions, with the same premise repeated in various unconvincing forms.
Kellette Author of I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles dies
Worcester Aug 7 John William Kellette author of the popular song I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles died after a long illness at his Northboro home. The funeral will be held at his East Main street residence at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
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Worcester
John William Kellette
Northboro
Eaft Main Street
Bubbles Song Readied by Kellette During Sion Director Work
The idea of Bubbles, seen as a top catchy song of the decade, came to Kellette while he directed moving picture scenes. A beautiful woman, the romance of songs, gave inspiration, helping this Massachusetts man gain fame.
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Kellette
Furnisi
Massachusetts
Vanderbilt Boy Hurt Sliding Down Banister
George W. Vanderbilt son of Mrs. Raymond T. Baker is in House of Mercy Hospital Pittsfield to be X rayed after injuries from sliding down the banister rail at Holmwood the villa of Mrs. Baker in Lenox Aug 7 1910 or 1911.
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Lenox
George W. Vanderbilt
Raymond T. Baker
House of Mercy Hospital
Pittsfield
Holmwood
Avon Girl Wins Brand New Ford Touring Car
Miss Mazie IL O'Brien of Avon says she is the happiest girl in New England after winning a Ford touring car with full equipment. The prize arrives amid town celebrations marking the contest victory.
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Mazie L. O’brien
South Street
Avon
Mazie IL. O’brien
New England
Film Star Not Badly Injured In Idaho Auto Crash
Mary Miles Minter suffered a burned left arm and bruises when her car was struck on a siding at Victor Idaho. Friends report she sustained no injuries affecting her acting career and remains under care in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Victor
Idaho
Mary Miles Minter
Miss Minter
Youth Killed Under Truck in Cambridge Crash
Daniel Sullivan aged 17 of 72 Elm Street Cambridge died at Cambridge Relief Hospital after being run over by a Fleischmann Yeast Company truck at Harvard and Columbia streets. The driver William F P Smith of 22 Suffolk Street Cambridge said Sullivan rode the rear of the vehicle a short distance seeking a ride, and attempted a leap into the front seat.
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Daniel Sullivan
Elm Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Fleischmann Yeast Company
Harvard
Columbia Streets
Sullivan
William FP. Smith
Suffolk Street
Smith
Harvard and
Cuyler Calls Meeting of Rail Heads on Friday
BAR HARBOR Me August 7 T De witt Cuyler chairman of the Association of Railway Executives tonight called a meeting of association members in New York Friday morning to consider President Harding's latest proposal to end the railway shop men's strike. He received the President's telegram embodying the proposal at his summer home. He declined further comments on the situation.
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Bar Harbor
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association of
Railway Executives
New York
Harding
Cuyler
Soft coal agreement in sight for miners plan
Cleveland conference negotiates a plan of settlement as more operators join the talks. Miners are set to return to work under the forthcoming agreement and wider participation is planned for the parley.
Wage Scales of Last March in Soft Coal Strike Talks
Cleveland dispatch reports a plan for a nationwide coal wage agreement under a definite framework. The proposal will be reviewed at a Wednesday conference of coal operators, potentially shaping wage settlements on a broad national basis.
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Cleveland, O
Associated Press
Hold up man kicked in the face on Jamaica Way
The Jamaica Way robbery attempt ended when Theo Jarvis of Providence Rhode Island booted the attacker in the face after the man jumped onto the running board and flashed a revolver. The assailant fell into shrubs and fled as Jarvis drove on.
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Jamaica Way
Theo Jarvis
Providence
R. I
Jarvis
Jamaicaway
Moraine Street
Damon and Pythias friendship tale tied to officer dismissal
A story from a Hough's Neck cottage party involves two women and two Athens street station patrolmen. One officer was discharged for lying to his captain to spare his friend's family from stigma, echoing timeless loyalty.
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Athens Street
Damon
Pythias
British and German World War I Milestones Noted
British troops seize Togoland on gold coast of Africa in 1914 and Germans occupy Praga near Warsaw in 1915. One year ago today U S Ambassador Harvey attended Allied Supreme Council at Paris.
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Togoland
Africa
Praga
Warsaw
U. S
Harvey
Allied Supreme Council
Paris
Boxers Compete In Regional Ring Showdowns
In New York Charlie White beat Bobbie Barrett in three rounds while Charlie McKenna defeated Tim Kelly and Pat Moore drew with Jack Wolfe. Bobby Michaels stopped Al McRae in four. In Woonsocket Young Montreal beat Irish Johnny Curtain in ten rounds. In Cleveland Peter the Brewer won the Press Stake worth 5000 dollars in Grand Circuit races.
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New York
Charlie White
Chicago
Bobbie Barrett
Philadelphia
Charlie McKenna
Tim Kelly
Pat Moore
Jack Wolfe
Bobby Michaels
al McRae
Woonsocket
Montreal
Johnny Curtain
Cleveland
Peter
Railroad Presidents Oppose President's Plan to End Strike
B M Jewell head of the shop crafts federation said Harding's settlement proposals are an uncalled for attempt to help the railroads break the strike and that nobody should think the shop federations will accept. Jewell also noted the labor issue remains with the labor board and that work resumption is sought.
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Harding
Labor Board
Washington
B. M. Jewell
Shop Crafts Federation
Labor Board Willing to Act on Seniority Issue
The United States Railroad Labor Board expressed willingness to act on the seniority dispute between railroads and striking shopmen in a resolution adopted at a Chicago meeting. In Washington, striking shop men will meet Wednesday to consider President Harding's peace proposal, with indications the proposal may be rejected and the outcome shaping whether the Big Four brotherhoods join the strike.
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Labor Board
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
United News
Harding
Boston Showers Then Clearing With Cooler Forecast
The forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Tuesday showers followed by clearing and cooler conditions. Wednesday should be fair with fresh shifting winds from the northwest.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Sandy Hook
Hatterar
Full sports reports on pages eight to eleven
Refer to pages eight through eleven for complete sports coverage including all games, standings, and highlights. Readers will find detailed scores, player stats, and game summaries across multiple sports.
Weather Note Promises Showers Then Clearing
A brief weather forecast says that showers may occur during the day with fair and cooler conditions tonight. Wind is expected to be somewhat strong.
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
National League games showed Boston beating St Louis and Pittsburgh 9 to 17 with Philadelphia 10 and Brooklyn tied with Chicago due to rain. New York and Cincinnati also affected by rain. American League notes Cleveland won 7 to 0 over Boston in seven innings while Chicago routed Philadelphia 12 to 5 and St Louis defeated Washington 16 to 1. New York lost 4 to Detroit 3.
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Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York-Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Lonia
Washington
New York
Detroit
Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa Yesterday
Readings show daily highs around 78 to 82 degrees with lows near 68 to 70. The average yesterday was 76 and the average a year ago was 74.
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Thompson's Spa
Motorist Wins Wild Race With Train at Reading
A flivver car missing a tire raced the Portland Express along Boston and Maine tracks at Reading last night. The auto, driven by Alfred ly Bodge of Summer Hill Street Stoneham, won by a narrow margin but he was arrested by Patrolman Long for driving while intoxicated.
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Portland Express
Boston & Maine Railroad
Reading
Alfred Ly Bodge
Summer Hill Street
Stoneham
Patrolmart Long
Locomotive Headlight Sparks Rescue At Station
The finish of the race drew a crowd as Bodge and his machine bumped onto the platform and were carried to safety. The missing tire location remained, and at 9 50 the station saw an automobile approaching from the north with Portland press signals behind.
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Bodge
Portland Press
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