Providence Man Charged With Forgery and Larceny
John Sunderland aged 54 of 82 Carolina Avenue Providence R I was charged with forging uttering and larceny of a 146 check. Inspectors Dorsey Augusta and Kilday took him into custody last night. Sunderland forged the Austin Arena Company name on June 27 and uttered the check to the Commonwealth Trust Company.
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John ¥. Sunderland
Carolina Avenue
Providence
R. I
Dorsey
Augusta
Kilday
Sunderland
Austin Arena Company
Commonwealth Trust Company
Malden Couple Celebrates 50 Years of Marriage
About 100 friends gathered last evening at 87 Beltran Street Malden to honor Mr and Mrs Fred D Merrill on their 50th wedding anniversary. They were wed in Woburn fifty years ago by Rev G L Eastman. Merrill served as Reading Board of Health secretary selectman and chief of police.
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Fred D. Merrill
Beltran Street
Malden
Woburn
GL. Eastman
Merrill
Reading Board of Health
Police crack down on Roxbury chance game racket
Inspectors Dorsey Augusta and Le Blanc arrested Michael J. O Rourke 31 of 3 Calumet street and Patrick Kenny 33 of 16 Arcola street for running a suit lottery at 773 Huntington avenue. A complainant from 99 Smith street Roxbury said he was cheated after joining the Tuesday and Wednesday clubs. The Tuesday operation had about 84 weeks and the Wednesday scheme about half that time.
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Dorsey
Augusta
LeBlanc
Roxbury
Michael J. O’rourke
Calumet Street
Patrick Kenny
Arcola Street
pAingog
Ryan
Veteran Boston Grocer Albert Wadleigh Dies at 74
Albert Addington Wadleigh of Winchester, long tied to Boston grocer John Gilbert Jr., died suddenly at his son’s Winchester home. He was 74, served as vice president and treasurer before retiring 16 years ago, and is survived by his wife Caroline Barton Wadleigh, son Hubert A. Wadleigh, a brother Elwell Wadleigh, and sister Eliza Wadleigh.
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Albert Addington Wadleigh
Winchester
Boston
John Gilbert, Jr
Hubert A. Wadleigh
Sheffield Road
Caroline Barton Wadleigh
A. B. Leach & Co
Elwell Wadleigh
Eliza Wadleigh
Brentwood
Will Take Ballot On Rail Strike
Cleveland Aug 23 Strike ballots are being prepared for 409000 members of the Big Four railroad brotherhoods and Switchmen's Union. The conference adjourned with ballot form undecided and will resume tomorrow. Ballots cover wage cuts and overtime terms after a 13 12 percent reduction by the Railroad Labor Board.
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Cleveland
Big Four
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Soviet trade chief demands long credit terms in talks
Moscow says five year credits for small purchases and 15 year terms for large buys are required. Leonid Krassin notes Britain and others offer one year credits but warns concessions depend on lengthy treaty details. He expects some concession treaties by December, including paper factories in timber regions and possible deals in the Urals and Siberia. Negotiations with Belgium and England on oil concessions are under way.
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London
United News
Moscow
Leonid Krassin
Russia
Revere Boy Killed by Auto in Melrose Area
Nathale Cacciola fourteen son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cacciola of 47 Columbia street Revere was struck by an automobile while running across the Newburyport turnpike near the Melrose Saugus line yesterday afternoon. He died en route to Melrose Hospital. The driver Mrs Edith Hussey of 1303 Commonwealth Avenue Allston and Keene New Hampshire was arrested charged with manslaughter.
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Nathale Cacciola
Joseph Cacciola
Columbia Street
Revere
Newburyport Turnpike
Melrose-Saugus Line
Edith Hussey
Commonwealth Avenue
Allston
Keene
N. H
Melrose Hospital
Gasolene Tank Petition Opposed by Charlestown Rep
The General Baking Company seeks a permit to build a garage with a 1000 gallon gasolene tank at Ferrin Tre mont and Edgeworth streets Charlestown. A hearing is set for 11 this morning by street commissioners on the fourth floor of City Hall. Representative James J. Mellen says he will oppose the petition and bring a delegation. He warns the garage would pose grave danger to a densely congested district.
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General Baking Company
Ferrin
Tremont
Edgeworth
Charlestown
James J. Mellen
City Hall
Mellen
Hooch Hidden in Tea Kettle Traced to Stillman
Sergeant McDonald testified at the Samuel Stillman trial that officers in plain clothes served him moonshine at the Stillman house and found liquor in a buried tea kettle. He also produced a bankbook showing $2,888 in deposits over two days. Judge Murray fined Stillman $100.
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Stillman
Harrison Avenue
Judge Murray
Murray
Stamlis Watkins Charged in West End Case
Stamlis Watkins, 18, of 8 Lowell Street, West End, is in the re format of the case file following an incident earlier this week. Police indicated the investigation continues with charges pending.
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Stamlis Watkins
Lowell Street
West End
Boy suffers foot injury after elevator crush on Bedford Street
A youth named Watkins injured his foot when he jumped onto a moving freight elevator on Bedford Street. The mechanism locked him between the floor and shaft side. workers shut off power and freed his foot after cutting away the partition.
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Lief Hospital
Bedford Street
Young Watkins
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Stove
Sergeant McDonald
East Dedham Street
Samuel
Castoria
Gilchrist
Cork
China
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