Codify international law with new world association Bryce urges
Viscount James Bryce urged Williams College listeners to create an organized global body to codify and amend international law. He argued the United States, detached from European rows, could lead, with smaller neutral states joining, while codes are examined by lawyers and governments for broad adoption.
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Williamstown
International Court of Justice
Viscount James Bryce
Institute of Politics
Williams College
United States
Viscount Bryce
Switzerland
Norway
Holland
Dorchester Man's Still, Mash and Liquor Seized
Dorchester resident Thomas E. Rayel, 75, a clerk boarding at 74 Bellevue Street, was arrested yesterday on a charge of keeping and exposing for sale intoxicating liquor. Police seized three and a half quarts of distilled liquor, a five gallon still, and twenty gallons of mash during the raid.
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Thomas E. Rayel
Bellevue Street
Dorchester
Blue-jay Foot Treatment Promises Easy Foot Relief
Nationwide readers urged to try Blue-jay Foot Treatment consisting of Blue-jay Foot Soap Blue-jay Foot Relief and Blue-jay Foot Powder for soothing aching feet. Free booklet The Proper Care of the Feet offered by Bauer & Black Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer & Black
Chicago
Veterans Outing Drive Draws Statewide Support
Volunteers statewide respond to an appeal for wounded and disabled veterans in government hospitals for outings. Over 400 guests this week with 400 more planned next week, including a Gloucester trip for 100 veterans from Boston wholesalers. Committees and welfare workers organize banquets baseball games and rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Boston
Gloucester
N. L. Fulham
W. M. O’brien
William B. Curran
Joseph A. Rich
P. J. O'Hara
A. L. Parker
Glen Rock
Malden
Stoneham
L. H. Lincoln
War Welfare Workers
Legion
Dorchester
T. J McGrath, Jr
Henry Barry
Emma Chapman
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Malcomb B. French
Kimball Point
Cohasset
West Roxbury
Provincetown
Dorothy Bradford
Cape Cod Steamship Company
New England
East Norfolk
Groton
Norwood
Dedham
Walpole
Norfolk
Lowell
Nashua
N. H
Veterans’ Outing
Main
Jazz Still Holds Favor at Paragon Park
Al Moore, musical director at Paragon Park Nanasket, reports two weeks of crowd requests show 1611 of 264 requests for jazz numbers while 72 favored old-time songs and 21 favored operatic excerpts or marches, arguing the popularity of jazz remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
al Moore
Moore
America
Europe
Paragon Park
Nantasket
South Shore
Chicago
Canada’s beer flows to U S border
Windsor Ont August 12 wholesale shipment of Canadian beer began to the United States with trucks unloading at Queen’s dock in Sandwich. Beer moved to motorboats down the Detroit River destined for Wyandotte Hearse and Detroit area ports amid mild spectator interest. Sandwich police deferred to jurisdiction ruling by the court.
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Windsor
Ont
Canada
United States
Detroit
Queen's Dock
Mill Street
Sandwich
Wyandotte
Sandwich Docks
Gordon Pillow
Jurus
Pleads Guilty in Attempted Assault Case
Homer W Larrabee of Woronoco aged 19 pleaded guilty to attempted assault on a four year old girl in District Court and was bound over to the grand jury in Westfield.
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Westfield
Homer W Larrabee
Woronoco
Margalo Gillmore Emerges as Next Great Stage Star
Siasconset resident Margalo Gillmore, once a New York breakthrough, is poised for stardom after three years under Henry Miller and Bob Hilliard. She cites originality, youthful courage, and personal distinctiveness as keys to success, and signals a shift to serious, emotionally charged roles such as The Straw while reflecting on stage life and entry through actor networks.
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Siasconset
Margalo Gillmore
New York
Henry Miller
Bob Hilliard
Mrs. Fiske
Julia Marlowe
Ethel Barrymore
Lfe
Misa Gillmore
Mrs. Fair
Miss Gillmore
O'Neill
Actors’ Equity Association
Young actress Gillmore to debut in The Straw in New York
Miss Gillmore speaks of a bright future on the stage as she readies for her debut in The Straw by Eugene O Neil. She notes a poised, mature outlook, simple tastes, and a creative instinct guiding her toward a challenging career in the world’s largest theatre city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Eugene O'Neil
Miss Gillmore
Penrose Cottage
Itinerant baker questioned in priest murder case
William Hightower, a traveling baker, denied involvement in the murder of Rev. Patrick Heslin, Colma priest, after two days of questioning. He led officers to the priest's grave and appeared calm except for a tearsful reaction to news of his wife's death in Oklahoma.
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San Francisco
William Hightower
Patrick Heslin
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Hightower
Court action seeks nullification of Dowling adoption
In Superior Court Mrs. Isabelle Donaldson, former wife of Mark Temple Dowling, asks to annul Dowling's adoption of their son Mark Temple Dowling Jr. after divorce and subsequent remarriage. The petition seeks the return of the child to the mother through court action.
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Superior Court
Isabelle Donaldson
Mark Temple Dowling
Beacon Street
Police Target Cars With Three Or More Front-Seat Riders
Mattapan police at Station 19 intensify crackdown on vehicles carrying three or more passengers in the front seat. They say crowding the front prevents access to the handbrake and makes the car a road menace after last week’s toll of 65 offenders.
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Mattapan
Architect Sues City Over Bridge Contract Damages
Writs served on Manchester mayor and city clerk in Boston bridge architect Leo Bayles Reilly's suit seeking 100000 dollars for city failure to carry out a contract to erect two bridges at Amoskeag Falls and the Merrimack near the McElwain factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Moise Verrette
W. J. O'Brien
Leo Bayles Reilly
Boston
Amoskeag Falls
Merrimack
McElwain
Three Streets to Undergo $10,000 Improvement Plan
Acting Mayor James Donovan ordered road work on three streets in Jamaica Plain and East Boston. Boylston Street will be resurfaced with asphalt macadam from Centre to Lamartine at about $8,000, while Moore Street and Cowper Street will receive granite blocks and bituminous macadam with public works crews handling the project.
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James Donovan
Boylston Street
Jamaica Plain
Centre
Lamartine Street
Moore Street
Boston
Bennington
Cowper Streets
Cowper Street
Moore
Byron
Public Works Department
Clerk Receives $75,000 Gift Withheld Donor Identity
Hyman S. Lederman of 28 Bryant street Malden a Braemore Hotel clerk recounts receiving a $75 000 fortune from an elderly widow who formerly lived at the Braemore and now resides in Europe. He says the donor wishes no publicity and that she is well known in the city having lived at the Braemore in 1919 1920.
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Hyman S. Lederman
Bryant Street
Malden
Braemore
The
Lederman
Europe
Young Lederman Sticks With Braemore Job After Widow Gift
Lederman, four years at the Braemore, reveals a recent $75,000 gift from a rich widow who praised his handling of her affairs. He says he will invest the money in a paying business and may put it into the Braemore or another Boston hotel, while continuing to work.
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Lederman
the Braemore
Ledeman
Malden
Young Lederman
Clark
Braemore
Boston
Dc Gorton
Funeral Like Caruso Held for Alberto Alterio in Naples
In Naples a grand funeral for Alberto Alterio chief of the Cam mora in the United States drew almost the entire Southern Italian communist movement. Alterio died in New York three months ago amid reports of violence. his widow, rich from a fortune possibly totaling $500,000, funded lavish floral tributes and followed the body to Italy.
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Naples
United News
Enrico Caruso
Alberto Alerto
Cammora
United States
Alterio
New York
Communista
Italy
Supposed Shortage of Red Cross Funds Probed
National Red Cross officials investigate an $11 000 discrepancy found in Washington headquarters funds during routine audits. The shortfall may involve a special fund for furniture and supplies, though bonding company protection is cited for loss.
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Washington
National Red Cross
Livingston Farrand
Red Cross
Women patrolmen arrest man at Lagrange Street
Two of Boston's women police officers made their first arrest last night without assistance from male officers. The prisoner, Cornelius Mahoney, 50, of 3 Woolsey Square Jamaica Plain, was booked at the Lagrange Street station and gave his name and address.
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Boston
Lagrange Street
Cornelius Mahoney
Woolsey Square
Jamaica Plain
Bench Reserved for Women Sparks a Night in the Common
At 11 p m Cornelius Mahoney argued with a sign on an elm bench marked for women. Patrolman Margaret M McHugh and Patrolwoman Agnes J Callahan intervened. Mahoney was handcuffed and taken to Lagrange street station, noting he was pinched by a woman.
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Park Street
Cornelius
Woolsey Square
Margaret M. McHugh
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Agnes J. Callahan
Cornelius Mahoney
U.S. A
McHugh
Lagrange Street
Congress seeks ban on beauty pages to curb stage lure
Oklahoma Representative Herrick urges a federal ban on beauty contests in public prints to stop American girls from drifting from home life. He cites the glamour of film and theater as leading to marriage decline and cites the Stillman case as an example of steamy star allure.
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Washington
United News
Herrick
Oklahoma
Lfe
Stillman
Large Cunarder passenger list sails from East Boston
The Cunard Anchor steamer Assyria departs East Boston at noon with a large passenger cohort for Liverpool six hundred passengers include 110 cabin and 290 third class travelers. Notables aboard include Adolphus Bleakman after 44 years with Cunard, Mrs. George W. Collamore, Miss Helen H. Colamore, Amy E. Doherty, Mrs. William Firth, Rev W. L. Ferguson and his family, James J. Shea, Mrs. Shea, John I Wylde, Margaret Kenyon and Misses Carrie and Clara Kenyon of New Bedford.
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Helen H. Colamore
New England
Marshall Field & Company
Amy E. Doherty
Boston
William Firth
W. L. Ferguson
Newton
India
James J. Shea
Stone & Webster
Stone & Webster, and Mrs. Shea; John I. Wylde, Boston Steamshipman
Margaret Kenyon
Carrie
Clara Kenyon
New Bedford
Friends Quarrel Over Five Dollars Ends With Apology
On Court Street Officers stopped Joe Pugliese and David Meagher as they traded punches over a five dollar debt. Pugliese lost a coat sleeve and Meagher a scratched eye. Central Court dismissed the cases after the men agreed to absolve the dispute.
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Joe Pugliese
David Meagher
Cullerton
Court Street
Pugliese
Meagher
Central Court
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Mattapan Police
Caruso
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