Malden Girl Sues Dentist in Equity Suit for 2500
Miss Hazel Dimick daughter of Frederick F. Dimick of Malden brings a suit in Suffolk Superior Court against George M. Lee of Brookline seeking 2500 for alleged damages from an incident in Lee’s Beacon Street office. The case targets trust property held by Ford of Beverly and Maguire of Boston to satisfy the claim. Fiancé Stanley B. Croxford of Malden will testify as chief witness.
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Hazel Dimick
Malden
George M. Lee
Brookline
Suffolk Superior Court
Miss Dimick
Frederick F. Dimick
Maple Street
Boston Fish Bureau
Lee
Beacon Street
Lawrence A. Ford
Beverly
Thomas F. Maguire
Boston
Stanley B. Croxford
Clifton Street
Boston Sets Heat Record For New England Seaboard Day
Boston tied as the hottest city in New England and on the Atlantic seaboard yesterday with a high of 88. Humidity ran 10 degrees above normal, nearly matching the warmest day of the summer for the city.
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Boston
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Warmest day of the season as heat peaks in Boston
The city endured brutal heat and humidity with crowds at parks and beaches. A late shower and east wind cooled temperatures from 77 at six PM to near 60 by midnight. Earlier, the thermometer swung 21 degrees from 67 at 1 AM to 88 by 2 PM.
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Mercury
Boston
City Point
Marine Park
Portsmouth Placed in Darkness by Severe Storm
A severe Portsmouth thunderstorm disabled streetcar lines and knocked out lighting after damage to the power house. Lightning struck the Church of the Immaculate Conception spire, tearing holes in it and plunging the city into darkness.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Swimmer Drowned After Cramp Attacks Across Rivers
Four drownings are reported in New England waters. Thomas Riley of Roxbury witnessed a swimmer dive from a club boat near the lake. cramps and inability to reach the boat led to his disappearance. Walter Blacklock of Providence failed to surface at Gasper Point. a medical examiner cites heart failure. Wilfred Wadenais of Woonsocket drowned after a canoe capsized at Harris Pond. Romeo Goyette of Central Falls sank in the Blackstone River after overheating and cramps during a ball game.
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Woonsocket
Central Falls
Walter Blacklock
Gasper Point
Providence River
Wilfred Wadenais
Harris Pond
Romeo Goyette
Blackstone
Goyette
Chauffeur Drowns Bathing Off Newport Beach
Warren Ash, chauffeur for a moving picture company, drowned while bathing at Second beach Newport Illinois. A nearby female swimmer attempted to help. she became exhausted but was brought ashore unconscious and recovered.
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Newport
R. IL
Warren Ash
Moving Picture Company
Ash
Drowned Boat Accident in Connecticut River Near Springfield
George Carrier, an employee of Hotel Worthy, drowned in the Connecticut River about three miles from Springfield after his boat capsized. Carrying two Holyoke friends left the boat midstream, leaving him unable to swim. the body had not been recovered.
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Springfield
George Carrier
Worthy
Connecticut
Carrier
Holyoke
Wades Beyond Depth Laborer Drowns at Ipswich Beach
Marco Rongo a 30 year old Italian laborer from Ipswich waded out beyond his depth while bathing at Ipswich Beach and drowned. Neighbors and bathers tried to save him but he sank before they could reach him. He was unmarried.
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Ipswich
Marco Rongo
Lynn Man Drowns in Pleasant Pond Gardiner Me
Andrew Herbert of Lynn Massachusetts drowned while bathing at Pleasant Pond in Gardiner Maine. He was 24 years old and his body was recovered.
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Lynn
Gardiner
Maine
Pleasant Pond
Andrew Herbert
Mass
Wilson Firmon Mexican Plan
President Wilson pressed to push Secretary Lansing’s Pan American conference plan on Mexico. He aims to implement the programme swiftly with vigor, studying war and navy department reports to prepare a national defense program.
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Windsor
Lansing
Mexico
Wilson
War and Navy Departments
CONFER ON SITUATION IN MEXICO
A formal meeting or discussion is arranged to review the situation in Mexico. Officials and representatives from related agencies will participate to assess current developments and potential responses. The talks aim to coordinate policy and humanitarian considerations.
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Mexico
Mexicans and Texas Rangers clash near Norias
Mexican outlaws and Texas rangers and county officers fought in two engagements near Norias Texas about 60 miles north of Brownsville. The Norias telegraph operator called for help as battles raged late tonight. Separately in New York officials Lansing and McAdoo held a conference with no statement given, amid Mexico peace talks and Pan American finance discussions.
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Brownsville
Tex
Texas Rangers
Norias
Texas
New York
Mexico
State Lansing
Secetary
The
Treasury
McAdoo
Washington
Lansing
Maine
Lansing and McAdoo Hold Brief Bilateral Meeting
Mr Lansing and Mr McAdoo met for several hours at a hotel after an arrival kept quiet. Reports claimed they discussed the President's plans to unite Mexican military leaders and establish a stable government in the southern republic. Lansing declined to comment as Washington phoned him.
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Mr. Lansing
McAdoo
Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Lansing
Washington
Brazilian minister seeks warship to Mexico City trip
Jose Manuel Cardoza de Oliveira, Brazilian minister to Mexico, cables Washington requesting a warship to take him to Key West on his way to Washington. He will confer with the Brazilian minister to the United States and Secretary Lansing. He thanks General Gonzales for a special train and escort to Vera Cruz on Tuesday.
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Mexico City
Jose Manuel Cardoza de Oliveira
Mexico
United States
State Department
Washington
Key West
Lansing
Gonzales
Carranza
Vera Crus
Professor Gunton Quits Former Soul Mate
Professor George Gunton, once a prominent Fall River textile worker and editor, has left Rebecca Lowe Gunton, the Atlanta society figure, and returned to life on a farm near Hot Springs Virginia after a sharp legal and personal feud that began in 1902 and ended with an 1906 divorce ruling.
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George Gunton
Fall River
Hot Springs
Gunton
United States
England
Labor Standard
New York
Garden City
L. I
Rebecca Douglas Lowe
Atlanta
Lowe
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation
Los Angeles
Professor Gunton
Amelia Gunton
Rebecca Lowe Gunton
Congressman Tague Speaks at Mayo Men Meeting
At Pilgrim Hall South End the Mayo Men’s Benevolent Association initiated 87 new members. Congressman Peter F. Tague delivered a patriotic address along with Michael Mulready Sheriff John Quinn former Lieutenant Governor Edward P. Barry and Peter J. Melody.
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Mayo Men’s Benevolent Association
Pilgrim Hall
South End
Peter F. Tague
Michael Mulready
State Democratic Association
John Quinn
Edward P. Barry
Peter J. Melody
Frank Moran Seeks Word Willard After Paris Bout
Frank Moran the heavyweight who boxed Jack Johnson in Paris in June 1914 arrived from Liverpool aboard the St. Paul and announced plans to fight Jess Willard. Moran said he would be ready in five weeks and would press Willard until he gives him a chance.
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Frank Moran
Jack Johnson
Paris
American Line
St. Paul
Liverpool
Jess Willard
Moran
Willard
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