Prince's Ruthless Deceptions Leave Woman Separated From Son
A Boston woman recounts losing her son to a counterfeit nobleman known as Dr. Van Buren. She describes two years without contact as she endures social exile, an annulment, and an adoption by a relative while alleging the man eluded justice after abandoning them.
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Miss
Immy
Henry van Buren
Doctor van Buren
Sonny
Boston
Prince
Quincey
Quincy
J. Francis Condrick
Fore River
van Buren
Brookline Town Stuns House of David 7–0 in 8 Inning Darkness
In a twilight affair on the town field Brookline Town blanks House of David baseball nine 7 to 0 after eight innings called due to darkness. Brookline Town dominates with solid pitching and timely hits as the game ends prematurely.
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Brookline
House of David Baseball Nine
Policeman's Lie Over Pal Sparks Public Hearing
Patrolmen James P. Stewart and Harold Bailey faced a civil service hearing after Stewart lied to protect Bailey. Stewart was dismissed while Bailey must serve 240 unpaid extra hours. The case centered on nights spent with two Cambridge women and a cottage stay at Hough's Neck.
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James P. Stewart
Harold Bailey
Athens Street
Stewart
Bailey
Police
Wilson
Daniel Gallagher
Gallagher
Murphy
Force
Cambridge
Boston
Dorothy Dukeshire
Sophie Betchelder
Copley Square
Hough's Neck
Quincy Square
France
Foreign Netstars Now in Hub
President Edwin Sheare of the Longwood Cricket Club will referee the Australian French Davis Cup tie in Chestnut Hill this week. An informal reception for the visiting teams is planned for Thursday after play with Governor Cox, Thomas Porter, the British Consul-General, J C Flamand the French Consul to Boston, Mayor Childs of Newton, and Brookline officials among those invited.
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Edwin Sheare
Longwood Cricket Club
Chestnut Hill
Cox
Thomas Porter
J. C. Joseph Flamand
Boston
Childs
Newton
Brookline Board of Selectmen
Australia and France Davis Cup open at Longwood Cricket Club
The Hub reports Davis Cup action begins Thursday at Chestnut Hill courts with Australia facing France in a premier tennis event. The Longwood Cricket Club hosts the international tie likely drawing strong crowds and showcasing top players from both nations.
Invaders and Australians Arrive for Davis Cup Trials in Boston
The Invaders and Australian team led by Captain Gerald Patterson arrive in Boston ahead of Davis Cup trials. Patterson, a Wimbledon singles champion, joins James O Anderson and Pat O’Hara Wood, with Wertheim as a tall spare, shaping a strong challenge alongside the French squad arriving at Chestnut Hill for practice.
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Gerald Patterson
Norman Brooks
Tilden
Richards
James O. Anderson
Patterson
Randolph Lycett
Pat O’hara Wood
Suzanne Lenglen
R. C. Worheim
Wertheim
Sam Hardy
New York
Anderson
Dick Williams
Allan H. Muhr
Boston
Chestnut Hill
Keiths Bill Wins Favor At Keiths Theatre
Ted Lewis and his jazz band performed with lively selections drawing prolonged applause and multiple encores last evening. Mile Juliette Dika entertained with vocal numbers while Miss Hocter showcased toe work in Promise Me. Arthur West delivered What the Critics Said and other acts included Gardinette Brothers and Living on Rift with a dirigible balloon.
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Ted Lewis
Keith
Mile
Juliette Dika
Bnow
Columbus
M Hocter
Miss Hocter
Arthur West
Ryan
Weber
Gardinetti Brothers
Howard Anderson
Rean Graves
Rift
William Demarest
Estelle Collette
Love and Kisses at the Wilbur
The Wilbur Theatre hosted a lively musical comedy titled Love and Kisses. The show blends rural drama and Greenwich Village satire with bright music and spirited dancing delivered by a talented company.
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Wilbur Theatre
Boston
Greenwich Village
Minister Held Up and Robbed of 1200 in Midwest Highway Robbery
The Rev Clyde Lowman pastor of a Congregational Church in New Bedford Massachusetts was held up near Plainwell Michigan by three highwaymen bound gagged and robbed of 1200 after which they apologized for targeting a minister and drove away in his automobile. New Bedford police report no minister by that name in local records or the Congregational Year Book.
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Plainwell
Mich
Clyde Lowman
New Bedford
Mass
Barrett KOed by White in New York bout
Charlie White of Chicago knocked out Robbie Barrett of Philadelphia in the third round of a 15 round lightweight bout at the Velodrome in New York.
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New York
Charlie White
Chicago
Robbie Barrett
Philadelphia
Barrett Falls to White in Quick Philadelphia Bout
In a rapid Staked Ring clash Barrett takes an early offensive, bleeds White’s nose, and after a tight contest is knocked out in the second or third round. White lands a decisive right as Barrett battles to the end. Moore and Wolfe draw in twelve rounds, while Charley McKenna debuts with a winless exhibition over Tim Kelly.
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Barrett
Philadelphian
White
White-Barrett
Pat Moore
Memphis
Jack Wolfe
Cleveland
Charley McKenna
New York
Tim Kelly
Brooklyn
Arlington Beats Cambridge in Twilight Baseball Tilt
Arlington T. defeated Cambridge Auburns 5 to 1 in a seven-inning twilight game at Spy Pond Athletic Field. Arlington led 3 0 after three and added two more runs in the fifth to seal the win. Batteries Duplin and Doherty for Arlington. Harwood and Buchman for Cambridge.
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Arlington Town
Auburns
Cambridge
Spy Pond
Arlington
R.H.E. Arlington T. T
Duplin and Doherty
Harwood and Buchman
Absurd Exchange Highlights Blotter Curiosity
A playful exchange contrasts study of a blotter with a humorous denial. The dialogue hints at curiosity and fascination with mundane records.
Bay State Autos tourney aids Fuller trophy display
Seventy nine golfers competed in the midsummer Bay State Autos tourney at Belmont Spring Country Club with a rough day ruled by high wind. Lieutenant Governor A T Fuller attended to present the Fuller trophy while a strong field contested Class A and B prizes, led by Chester Rich and C J Gormley.
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Bay State Autosmobile Association
Belmont Spring Country Club
Bay State
Fuller
A. T. Fuller
Chester
Rich
Us. C. Henderson
F. A. Ordway
C. J. Gormley
T’. B. Forsythe
Edward Fitz Henry
J. S. Hutchinson
Henry
Hutchinson
Burt Hoxie
Woodman Allen
C. J. McCarthy
Bacon
Five Scarboro golfers to represent district at Ottawa Park
Five Scarboro players George Ausbach William Quinlan Ry S Delury Stewart Dineen and JL KW Weisse are slated to compete in the first public links championship at Ottawa Park Toledo Ohio late this month Accompanying them may be Roland Waite A fund raising effort by subscription supports the trip with city officials including Mayor Curlep backing the venture The Boston district is urged to field a team while New York Chicago Baltimore and Seattle are already sending squads
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Scarboro
Ottawa Park
Toledo
Ohio
George Ausbach
William Quinlan
Ry S. Delury
Stewart Dineen
JL. KW Weisse
Roland Waite
Franciss Ouimet
M. G A
P. Germain
Fundt
Boston
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Seattle
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