Millionaire In Woman's Room On Ocean Liner Scandal
Walter T. Candler son of Asa G. Candler and Clyde K. Byfield clash aboard the Berengeria while en route to Europe. Candler sues to stop Byfield from collecting a $25,000 note after a coercive encounter with Mrs. Byfield.
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Atlanta
United News
Berengeria
Europe
Walter T. Candler
Asa G. Candler
Coca- Cola King
Clyde K. Byfield
Byfield
Candier
Candler
Blac
Central Bank and Trust Company of Atlanta
Find Body in Harbor Identified as Local Man
The body of a 35 year old man, 5'9" and 160 pounds with blue eyes and red hair, wearing a blue serge suit and tan shoes, was recovered from the water near Commonwealth docks and taken to North Morgue for identification yesterday.
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North Morgue
Commonwealth Docks
Widow Imputed Motives in Brook Line Legal Contest
Gladys Brooks Stockman of Brookline, adopted daughter of the late George W. Brooks, sues Sara A. Brooks alleging improper influence by the widow who married Mr. Brooks after he was past 70. Stockman seeks to undo transfers and secure unimpaired property to the estate. The case, connected to Brooks Manufacturing wealth, will be heard on Aug. 17.
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Gladys Brooks Stockman
Brookline
George W. Brooks
Newton
Sara A. Brooks
Sara A. Murphy
Sara A. Murray
Brooks
Stomach Removed Mass of Hair in Child
In Northampton on August 14 surgeons at Dickinson Hospital removed a large mass of hair from an 8 year old girl after an X ray showed a dark mass. The girl admitted pulling out her hair and swallowing it, and surgeons later removed a portion over a foot and a half long from the stomach and intestine. The child is recovering rapidly.
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Northampton
Dickinson Hospital
Bather Rescued After Collapse At Savin Hill Beach
Miss Priscilla Fickett, 18, of Dorchester, collapsed while bathing at Savin Hill in front of hundreds. Fellow bathers and Morris Dineen revived her on shore and helped her home. condition not serious.
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Priscilla Fickett
Hancock Street
Dorchester
Savin Hill
Pathers
Morris Dineen
Bath
Mr. Dineen
Two Men Injured In Auto Truck Collision In City
Daniel J. Hogan Jr. of Roxbury and John Gallagher of Huntington Avenue were injured when their auto truck, owned by Continental Produce, collided with another vehicle on South Hampton Street. The Hogan car skidded, flipped onto its side, pinning them. Gallagher suffered a fractured pelvis and other injuries. Hogan was cut and bruised. Both were taken to City Hospital and Hogan later sent home.
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Daniel J. Hogan, Jr
Hillside Avenue
Roxbury
John Gallagher
Huntington Avenue
Continental Produce Company
South Hampton Street
Hogan
City Hospital
Gallagher
Hom
Ttegan
O Brien claims to have driven out crooks in Suffolk
Speaking at meetings in Revere and Winthrop, District Attorney Thomas C. O'Brien reviewed six months in office and cited $18,000 recovered from professional bondsmen for securities furnished for bail jumping crooks. He said professional crooks who once thrived in the city have been driven out of Suffolk County.
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Revere
Winthrop
Atttorney
Thomas C. O'Brien
Suffolk County
O'Brien
Gas poisoning at Jamaica Plain home harms family
Mrs. James F. Connelly of 294 Chestnut avenue and her nephew James Hobson were seriously ill from gas inhalation in their kitchen last Saturday. Two of the Connelly children died from the same gas incident, while the two survivors were reported last evening at St Elizabeth's Hospital to be slightly better with improving chances of recovery.
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James F. Connelly
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
James Hobson
Connelly
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Connolly Seeks Accident Theory In Family Tragedy
James F. Connolly urged investigators to view the deaths as accidental after tests with relatives showed a slammed door near the gas range could blow out the gas light and release gas in the room. He cited his wife memory at the hospital and a 12 year old Hobson boy as supporting the accident theory. Connolly detailed how the wife lit the gas for baths and later lay resting, while noting the back door was bolted to keep the baby inside.
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James F. Connolly
Hobson
Women's Sport Sweaters and Fall Gear Reduced Significantly
Local shop slashes prices on women's sport sweaters from 6 to 28 dollars and trims a wide range of fall apparel. Included are tailored suits, coats, skirts, and knit golf outfits with discounts up to 50 percent, featuring Shetland mohair alpaca yarns and imported tweed styles.
Camel hair coats on sale at discounted prices
Advert shows women’s camel’s hair coats available in various colors and weights. Prices range from 2.50 to 5.00 previously, with discounts noted for limited stock. Brands or store names not specified.
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Lamson &Hubbard Co
Boylston and
Arlington Streets
Boston
Paris
Beaver
Bather
James Connelly
Mr. Connelly
United States
Winchester
Sportsmen’s Headquarters
WM. Read & Sons CO
Washington Street
Tremont Street
New England
Read
Winchester Company
Providence
Pickwick
Monel
George
Miner’s
Grace
Nomad
Tanalite One
Underwear
Jantzen
Cleveland
Columbia
Hanover
Fay Girls
Peerless
Thermos
Baker
Washington Street St
Madras
Oxford
Washington St. Stete
Tremont St
Goodwll Sport
Tweed Knickers
Reagan, Kipp CO. Jewellers
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