Man Held on Narcotic Act Charge For Wine to Federal Prisoner
Ernest Scala of this city was arrested in New Haven on charges of attempting to smuggle intoxicating liquor to Matthew Pappagola, a federal prisoner at police headquarters. Scala held in default of 1000 dollars bail after two wine bottles were found on him and his sister, Pappagola’s wife, a material witness.
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New Haven
Matthew Pappagola
Ernest Scala
Scala
Pappagola
Leather card holder with pastel trim and gold tooling
A compact leather card holder described as crushed calfskin with pastel shades. It features two packs of playing cards a pencil and removable score pad, with strap snap closure and gold tooling. Closed size 3x7 inches (approx). Price noted as $10.00.
Algeria Vessel Sighting Whales Off Graves Light
Passengers aboard the Anchor Line steamer Algeria report sighting four whales two porpoises and a shark about 10 miles off the Graves light during a two hour layover at Cunard Pier East Boston. The ship from Glasgow Aug 9 arrived late amid fog off the Grand Banks and carried 258 passengers disembarking before continuing to New York with 400 more.
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Graves Light
Algeria
Cunard
Boston
New York
Glasgow
Liverpool
Queenstown
Grand Banks
Huer
England
Ireland
New England
Mary
Nora Mitchell
Free State
Mary J. Donavan
Washington Street
Chelsea
Cork
John
Ernest Chase
Oldham
Lancashire
Waterloo Higher Standard School
Ernest
Methuen
Mass
Barbara
Nancy White
Federal Street
Salem
France
Irene Robinson
Dolly
Lawrence
Bartford
Caledonia
California
Tuscania
Transylvania
Well Known Actress Dora Goldthwaite Dies at Brunswick Home
New York August 20 Miss Dora Goldthwaite retired actress died yesterday at Brunswick Home Amityville L I where she had been a patient under the Actors Fund of America Her stage debut came in the 1870s at the Boston Theatre and she later starred in My Partner at Union Square Theatre with Louis Aldrich and Charley Parsloe Her last appearance was in Julie Bon Bon at the Hackett Theatre in January 1906 after which she lived in retirement
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New York
Dora Goldthwaite
Brunswick Home
Amityville
L. I
Actors’ Fund of America
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Hackett Theatre
Julie Bon Bon
Quaker City Lad Caught Burglarizing
Jimmy McCarthy 23 from Philadelphia was arrested by Reading police for breaking and entering at two Dudley street houses. He was held by residents of 4 and 5 Dudley street after one homeowner phoned for help. Authorities say he arrived two days ago and faces charges.
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Jimmy McCarthy
Philadelphia
Reading
Dudley Street
Jimmy
Quaker City
Wendel Horton
Ralph H. White
White
Jiminy
Somerville Teens Take Joy Ride in Stolen Five-Ton Truck
Three Somerville youths aged 18 to 20 stole a five ton International Harvester truck near Silver Lake Wilmington and drove through woods and towns. Police fired at tires, chased across several towns, and arrested the suspects at the Woburn station for breaking and entering and larceny.
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Somerville
Wilmington
Woburn
Thomas A. Downey
William Hannaford
John Sullivan
Silver Lake
Harvard Avenue
Washington Street
Albert Spaulding
Spaulding
Hill
Woburn Station
International Harvester Company
Somerville Avenue
Ford talks wages plans and politics with press
In a wide interview Ford rails against poverty and calls low wages silly while outlining his wage and wealth ideas. He warns against labor disruption, advocates higher wages, and suggests less government role if industry and workers align on production and prices.
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America
Ford
Debs
Ulster Atrocities Protest Held in Boston
Sean Conway of the Derry Journal spoke at Taine Memorial Hall in a mass meeting organized by the Ulster Defence Alliance and the Connelly Club of Boston. Funds raised will buy supplies for Ulster relief ships planned for early autumn. Charles V. Lawler chaired the event with John Barry Michael Barry and the Misses Quinn Donovan and Baker on the committee.
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Wall Street
America
Ulster
Sean Conway
Derry Journal
Taine Memorial Hall
Ulster Defence Alliance
Connelly Club
Boston
Charles V. Lawler
John Barry
Michael Barry
Quinn
Donovan
Baker
Lincoln Writes Pie and the Past for Boston Sunday Post
Cape Cod author Joseph C. Lincoln, famed for Shavings, contributes a new short story about married life titled Pie and the Past for the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine series.
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Joseph C. Lincoln
Cape Cod
Boston Sunday Post
Maxine Hart Hadlock Seeks Divorce After Short Marriage
Porters Village Me Aug 20 A nineteen year old Maxine Hart Hadlock returns to her husband James W Hadlock 80 a Civil War veteran after brief separation to arrange a divorce The couple had been married seven weeks with Hadlock claiming she spent five weeks with a man half a century younger than him
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Maxine
Porter Village
Maxine Hartnett Hadlock
James W. Hadlock
Hadlock
Johnstown Day With Lid On Ends Dry Spell
Johnstown Pennsylvania remained dry as authorities padlocked doors on Sabbath sales. The mayor allowed breweries to operate briefly, prompting federal agents to review violations while officials promised a general cleanup of “hell holes.” State and local officials criticized the move as poor policy.
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Johnstown
United News
Cc. T. Sprague
O. R. Stiffler
John T. Davis
Cauffiel
Davis
Trio Betrayed by Lightning
Lawrence reports three local residents were detained after an alcohol fueled "back to nature" outing by the Merrimack river. Grace Sweeney 30 Jo seph Curtis 25 and Louis King 30 were seized by police and held at the station awaiting District Court tomorrow.
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Lawrence
Grace Sweeney
Methuen Street
Joseph Curtis
Allen Street
Louis King
Garden Street
Merrimack
Ganna Walska May Return to Stage in Paris
Paris reports Harold McCormick, Chicago financier, on honeymoon at the Salzburg music festival has waived stage objections. The decision now rests with Mme Ganna Walska Cochran McCormick and the operatic directors to determine her stage return.
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Paris
United News
Harold McCormick
Chicago
Mme. Gann
Walska-Cochran-McCormick
Actress faces career split amid marriage and stage vows
The article notes talk of a star balancing a future with an industrial employer and a potential return to acting after years when she reportedly promised her most recent husband to refrain from the stage.
Death of John J. Burke of Chelsea
John J. Burke a long time clerk in the register of probate office Chelsea died at home 3 Reynolds Avenue after a period of poor health He was aged 47 and lifelong resident of Chelsea He had been away from work for eight weeks Survived by (information continues)
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John J. Burke
Office of the Register of Probate
Reynolds Avenue
Chelsea
Funeral set for mass at Church of Our Lady of Grace
The obituary notes the deceased will be laid to rest after a funeral mass tomorrow at the Church of Our Lady of Grace, attended by his wife and four sisters.
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Church of Our Lady of Grace
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