Ice Barons to Trial Delayed by Jail List Length
District Attorney Moran says the ice men cannot be brought to trial until the backlog of jail inmates awaiting trial is resolved. The September term is likely for pleas after defendants review indictments served yesterday. Boston Ice Company President Hopkins declines to comment on a defense. DA must prove allegations first.
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Moran
Ice Men
Massachusetts Ice Dealers’ Association
Hopkins
Boston Ice Company
Post
Boston
Thug assaults 11 year old Edna Boxx near Linden cemetery
Edna Boxx, 11, was grabbed and choked by an unknown man while picking blueberries by Holy Cross Cemetery in Linden. She escaped with minor injuries and described a 40 year old, 6 ft tall assailant in a brown suit as police search wooded marshes for clues. A man named Gethro was arrested on suspicion but details remain uncertain.
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Maiden
Edna M. Boxx
John Boxx
Claremont Avenue
Linden
Boston
Holy Cross Cemetery
Eastern Avenue
Gethro
Miss Boxx
H. 8. Johnson
Carr Company Employees Likely First in Indictment Trials
It is expected that indictments against George W. Carr Company employees will be tried first. The Carr firm seeks a quick settlement and attorney Thomas Proctor will file demurrers today. Then McAllaster, Tansey, and Gentile will plead in court, with the Carr Company case to follow after the jail docket clears.
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George W. Carr Company
Carr Company
Thomas Proctor
McAllaster
Tansey
Gentile
Mayor Declines Comment on Suffolk School Indictments
Mayor Fitzgerald said he would wait for the court trial and criticized ex parte grand jury proceedings. He noted his office found no construction issues after an internal investigation and declined further remarks on the matter.
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Suffolk
Fitzgerald
Weymouth ice dealers raise prices this week
Weymouth August 14 ice dealers announce price increases to 50 cents a hundred for homes and 40 cents for stores. Thrill and Bayley of South Weymouth will honor the old 25 cent rate for existing customers only and refuse new accounts. They declined a full supply offer to protect current patrons.
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Weymouth
Thrill & Bayley
South Weymouth
Russians Flock to Church of Rome in Mohilev Bishopric
Since the decree granting freedom of conscience, about 220000 Orthodox members, many peasants, have embraced Catholicism in Mohilev bishopric.
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Mohilev
Russia
Sunday committee appeals to council over travel funds
Acting Governor Draper faces a delicate moment as the Sunday law committee seeks a hearing before the Governor's council to restore compensation for travel expenses. The council had cut funds after New York papers alleged disorderly conduct by some committee members on trips to Revere Beach Nantasket and Coney Island.
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Draper
Sunday Law Committee
Coney Island
New York
Governor Guild
Revere Beach
Nantasket
Pontife Declaims Against New Law In France
Rome August 14 The Osservatore Romano publishes the pope s encyclical to French archbishops and bishops opposing the separation of church and state It condemns the law s cultural associations and urges legal graceful forms of church organization that protect papal and bishop rights while urging unity to preserve the church s future in France
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Rome
France
Osservatore Romano
Worker Killed in Factory Electric Hazard at Davis Ice Cream
Richard Harper aged 45 of River Street Cambridge died after stepping into a wet, electrified floor in the power room at Davis Ice Cream Co Massachusetts Avenue. Aaron W. Goss was seriously injured, removed to Cambridge Relief Hospital and expected to recover. Harper left a widow and two children in Nantucket.
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Richard Harper
River Street
Cambridge
Aaron W. Goss
Davis Ice Cream Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Goss
Harper
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Nantucket
Enfield, N. H
Indignation Over Yacht Robberies Plague South Boston
Yachtsmen near the South Boston Yacht Club report eight robberies since last Sunday. Thieves seized items from catboats and sloops including canned goods, clothing, anchors, rope, and lead sinkers. Police remain baffled as to how entries occur and who is responsible.
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South Boston Yacht Club
J. T. Powers
A. M. Jaques
Edward Marley
la Portes
Gilmore & Finn
Fred Coombs
C. M. Daily
Electric fan blamed for pneumonia in hotel owner
C. E. Sleeper proprietor of the Castle Square Hotel contracted pneumonia after exposure to an electric fan. The incident highlights safety concerns with circulating devices in guest rooms.
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C. E. Sleeper
Castle Square
Illness of Castle Square Hotel Manager Sleeper
Charles E. Sleeper, manager of the Castle Square Hotel, lies seriously ill with pneumonia under constant physician care. Doctors attribute the illness to the electric fan buzzing on his desk in the private office. Sleeper, active in military and Masonic circles, has an even chance for recovery with Mrs. Sleeper beside him.
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Charles E. Sleeper
Castle Square
Sleeper
Mrs. Sleeper
Bow to Popes Decree Roils French Church
In Paris the Pope's encyclical to French archbishops and bishops draws lively debate among clerics officials and the public. Archbishop Richard published the document after a pontifical messenger delivered it. Some clergy welcome the pope's stance while others fear religious strife and disruption to church operations.
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Paris
France
Richard
Widow Verrault Faces Suitors in New York Scandal
In Boston and New York reports, Mrs. Bina F Verrault known as the widow attracts suitors and funds while case warrants are served. Real estate dealer Joseph B Phipps recalls dealings with Mrs James Pemberton Brown connected to the affair as men seek return of gifts and money.
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Masons
Boston
Joseph B. Phipps
Court Street
James Pemberton Brown
Verrault- Mason
New York
Verrault
Phipps
James Brown
New England
Brown
J. P. Brown
Bina F. Verrault
Federal
McClellan
Quaker City
Leo Kiestler
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Gregory Zalinoff
Russia
Fifth Avenue
Count Zalinoff
Carmody
Kiestler
Foreign Department
the Mutual
Mr. McClellan
Salesmen Wanted for High Grade NCR Positions
Three strictly high grade salesmen aged 30 to 40 are sought to sell National Cash Registers in New England. Earn from 3000 to 10000 dollars annually. must be employed now and have a good selling record. Surety bond required. Call Mr. High Wednesday or Thursday at 177 Washington St Boston.
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New England
MR. High
Washington St
Boston
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Big Brother Cigarro
Chum
C. E
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Hanover Street
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THE
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Miss Mason
Mr. Phipps
Leo Kiestel
Angel
Wall Street
James
Graham
Pitman Fund Chandler
Prudential Supply CO
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