Man Held on Idle and Disorderly Charge Amid Kidnap Suspicions
Carmino Neapolitano of Portland Maine was picked up in the North End by Detectives Ferrara and Boyle and held for a week on $500 bond. He matched the description of a man tied to the alleged kidnapping of 11 year old Mary Pastillo of Leverett Street. The girl was unsure after questioning, and authorities treated the case as a possible coincidence.
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Carmino Neapolitano
Portland
North End
Ferrara
Boyle
Carmino
Carmine
Mary Pastillo
Leverett Street
Breakfast in Bed case continued at Ply mouth Theatre
The case against the 17 members of the Breakfast in Bed company continues as they perform at the Plymouth Theatre. The question concerns an injunction to restrain certain actions by the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Theatre
Plaintiffs Delay Strike Over Contract in Equity Case
Striking in violation of an alleged contract of employment has been put over until Monday. Some members of the company served with notice of the temporary injunction granted to Alvard W Woods, producer of the play, were in court briefly. Postponement due to William Flaherty’s absence in New York who is counsel for the Actors Equity Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvard W. Woods
William Flaherty
New York
Actors’ Equity Association
Hoover urges ouster of Archduke Joseph in Hungary
Herbert Hoover, head of the International Relief Organization, tells American correspondents in Paris that decisive diplomatic action is needed immediately to replace Archduke Joseph as head of the Hungarian government and allow Hungary to establish a popular government after his two week Central Europe trip.
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Paris
Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
International Relief Organization
Europe
Archduke Joseph
Hungary
Hoover warns against Hapsburg return in Hungary
Mr. Hoover told American newspapermen after a Supreme Council meeting that Hungary could see Archduke Joseph resign within five days if a firm stance is taken, but bloodshed may follow a delay. He said the United States can block restoration by refusing recognition.
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Europe
Hoover
Hapsburg
Hungary
Vienna
Supreme Council
Archduke Joseph
United States
Hapsburgs
Hoover Warns U S Must Act Against Old World Hapsburgs
In a speech, Mr. Hoover said the United States must tolerate no return of the Hapsburgs and denounced their cause as the war aims behind postwar losses. He noted Rumanians requisitioning Hungarian food and Romanians seizing eight truckloads of medical supplies under American supervision for Budapest hospitals.
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United States
Hoover
Budapest
Supreme Council
Protest Ban on Mass Meet in Lawrence Labor Day
The Lawrence branch of the Amalgamated Textile Workers plans a mass meeting to protest the City Council refusal of a permit for a gathering on Lawrence Common on Labor Day and the Police Commissioner’s order restricting a parade. Harold Roczell and Cedric Long filed the protest before the council. Mayor Hurley cited past riots as a reason to ban further mass meetings on Labor Day.
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Lawrence
Amalgamated Textile Workers
Lawrence Common
Peter Carr
Harold Roczell
Cedric Long
Textile
John J. Hurley
Burned in Oil Stove Explosion Injures Roxbury Man
George M. Cully of 28 Camden Street Roxbury was badly burned when a kerosene oil stove he lit exploded in his home yesterday morning. The resulting fire caused about $200 in damages to the house.
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George M. Cully
Camden Street
Roxbury
Mattapan Planning Memorial for Corporal Roberts
Mattapan honors Corporal Thomas J. Roberts with a granite monument in Roberts Square. The note recalls his death near Bougainville in the Toul sector during World War I as one of America's early war losses. The memorial marks his service and sacrifice.
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Thomas J. Roberts
Roberts Square
Mattapan
Boucanville
France
Toul
101St Infantry
Hun
America
Mattapan Soldier Roberts Honored With Memorial Push
The 1918 Bay State hero Corporal Roberts died aiding a patrol near Mont Sec after signaling an American barrage. His sacrifice spurred a ward memorial plan for Roberts Square with a district wide fund drive led by William M. Maloney James J. Corbett and Joseph H Green.
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Spike Carlson
C Company
Roberts
Connors
Mont Sec
Corporal Roberts
Carlson
Norfolk
Nelson
Corbett Streets
Roberts Square
Ward 21
William M. Maloney
James J. Corbett
Joseph H. “Bert’’’ Green
Protestant Clergy to Speak at Community Services
The Rev Lyman Ward of Camp Hill Alabama will preach at Sunapee Village New Hampshire in a service on the Burning Racial Issue. A Park Street Congregational Church prayer meeting will discuss Lord of the Harvest with notes for August 29 on The Christian View of Labor Day. Rev J J D Hall to take over Union Rescue Mission on Sept 1 from Philadelphia.
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Lyman Ward
Camp Hill
Alabama
South
Community Co-operative
Sunapee Village
N. H
Edward T. Sullivan
Ananias
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Dean Rousmaniere
Park Street Congregational Church
J. J. D. Hall
Union
Philadelphia
Reverend Reynolds Accepts Linden Methodist Pastorate
The Rev. James Reynolds will lead Linden Methodist Church in Malden after accepting the pastorate position. The Galilee Mission affiliation is noted as part of his several years in service prior to this assignment.
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James Reynolds
Linden Methodist Church
Malden
Memorial Certificate of Hero Goes Astray
A memorial certificate for Sergeant Arthur Childs of C Company First Brigade Machine Gun Battalion killed July 22 1918 was misaddressed and delivered to Northeastern Department headquarters by the post office. Signed by General Pershing the paper may be claimed by the parents at 99 Chauncy Street.
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Arthur Childs
C Company
First Brigade Machine Gun Battalion
Northeastern Department
General Pershing
Chauncy Street
Newton Playground Children Participate in Triple Play Meets
Several hundred Newton children who frequent the north side playgrounds took part in three combination picnics and athletic meets on the West Newton Cabot and Allison Playgrounds yesterday afternoon. Another meet is planned for the Newton Upper Falls Playground this afternoon and one more Tuesday at Newton Centre Playground.
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Newton
West Newton
Cabot
Allison
Newton Upper Falls
Newton Centre
Fish Prices Expected to Fall as Supplies Increase
After a fishermen's strike, fish supplies rise toward normal. Mackerel is scarce now but a number of vessels are at sea and Monday should bring plentiful mackerel. Other varieties are fairly plentiful and prices stay near last week's. Retail prices include cod 18 cents, steak cod 28, haddock 12, swordfish 49, halibut 3 1 2, flounders 15, finnan haddies 15, lobsters 55 cents per pound. Boat receipts may top 1,000,000 pounds this week with more vessels returning next week, lowering prices with greater abundance.
Freckles Removal Promises Clear Complexion
An advertisement for Othine promises freckle removal with a money-back guarantee. It claims even initial applications show improvement and lighter freckles may vanish, urging readers to ask their druggist for the double strength formula.
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Willie
Tsaw
Sy Ring Features Syndicate
Ine
F. Gray CO
Washington, Cor
Hanover ST
Fanc
Washington Corner
Joseph
Lawrence Textile Union
TNT
Ipswich
Ipswich Mills
Mass
Mattapan Planning Memorial
Eres
Galilee
Newton Playground
Kennedy’ S
Manhattan
Kennedy
New England
Hawley Sts
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