Italian Cork Merchant Arrested for Illegal Alien Wife Case
Martin Vera of Genoa a cork merchant was arrested aboard the Cincinnati from Hamburg and faced United States Commissioner Hayes for bringing an alien woman Yvonne Bossuet into the country as a wife. Bossuet was deported after inquiry. Katsumekos alias James Brown held for grand jury on charges of bringing Ethel Hight to Lowell from Nashua for illegal purposes and released on bail.
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Martin Vera
Genoa
Italy
Hamburg
United States
Hayes
Vera
Yvonne Bossuet
Milides Katsumekos
James Brown
Nashua
Katsumekos
Ethel J. Hight
Maine
Lowell
East Cambridge
Jump From Train Leaves East Boston Man Hospitalized
Michael Rubino of 64 Lubec Street East Boston was found beside railroad tracks near the Quincy station last Sunday and has been unconscious in a Quincy hospital. He recovered enough to tell doctors his name and address but remains in serious condition after saying he jumped from a train as it passed.
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Michael Rubino
Lubec Street
Boston
Quincy
Quincey
Tiny Italian Actors in Red Riding Hood
Little Red Riding Hood dramatized yesterday afternoon by Italian children at the Prince Street playground North End before an audience of over five thousand. Actors wore costumes and used special scenery for the production.
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Prince Street Playground
Little Red Riding Hood
Edith Ambrosia
John Campagnia
Tony Garrera
Romeo Capone
Wolf
Garibaldi Forte
Cast of Characters The characters of the play were
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Open Air Red Riding Hood Play Delights Local Audience
Edith Ambrosia as Red Riding Hood and Gari baldi Forte as the Wolf led a city playground production directed by Miss Mary ONeill. Nearly 200 children performed with Mary Curry and others assisting as festivities included a string orchestra, flag salute, patriotic songs, and playground games marking closing exercises.
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Red Riding Hood
Edith Ambrosia
Wolf
Garibaldi Forte
Joan Campagnia
Tony Garrera
Romeo Capone
Grandma
Blanche de Anzelus
Mamma
Annie Guarenti
Mary Oneill
Miss O'Neil
Mary Curry
Vennie Grant
Emily Brady
Dorothy McNally
Postal Probe Commenced in Boston District
Five post office inspectors and two Washington officials began a month long investigation of the Boston postal district. The board includes Inspectors Swift Pendleton Colvin Farrell Fraser Chief Clerk Trotter and R Bushnell. They plan to inspect about 87 offices and will use autos to speed the work.
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Boston
Post Office
Postoffice Department
Washington
Swift, Pendleton
Colvin
Farrell
St. Louis
Fraser
Charles Trotter
R. T. Bushnell
Mansfield
Baltimore
Local Methodist and church notices feature Governor Foss visit
News items from Roxbury and Somerville highlight Rev George E Jeannerolfs return from Europe and upcoming church services. Meth odist leaders Dr Fred B Fisher and Rev R S McArthur plan fall Indianapolis conference. Governor Foss reviews Lawson stock and sets forth farm credit concerns. track events and records noted at the fair with Worthy Prince and Cleobetera top performers.
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Fred B. Fisher
Laymen’s’ Missionary Movement
First Methodist Church
Temple Street
Conference of
Methodist Men
Indianapolis
Indiana
Governor Foss appears at Marshfield Fair in agriculture talk
About twenty thousand visitors filled the Marshfield Fair as Governor Foss and aids Captain Hathaway and Colonel Green arrived early. He spent two busy hours greeting crowds and focused on agriculture rather than politics, praising the fair’s progress and success.
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Massachusetts
Merrill
Marshfield
Marshfield Fair
Governor Foss
Joseph Hathaway
Robert Green
Gardner to Consult Rail Leaders on State Issue
Congressman Augustus P. Gardner plans talks with New Haven president Howard Elliott before deciding his stance on the railroad issue. He will also consult Lucius Tuttle, ex head of the Boston & Maine, and Edmund D. Codman a leading public ownership advocate and Harvard roommate of Codman.
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Augustus P. Gardner
New Haven Road
Howard Elliott
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Road
Edmund D. Codman
Boston & Maine
Mr. Codman
Harvard
Gardner Plans Cross Labor Views to Shape Republican Platform
Massachusetts politics feature Mr. Gardner seeking input from labor leaders Henry Sterling and Henry Abrahams to shape his stance on arbitration and other issues. Robert Woods will advise on social welfare. Gardner opens campaign HQ on Sears building third floor. Foss faces scrutiny after ballot setback.
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Mr. Gardner
Republican Party
Henry Sterling
American Federation of Labor
Henry Abrahams
Boston Central Labor Union
Abrahams
Organized Labor
Worcester County Republican
Robert Woods
Gardner
Sears
Benton
Marshfield Fair
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Boston University School of Theology
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Worthy Prince
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