Petition Seeks Holden as Master at Deer Island Detention
Inmate Teachers Association members at Deer Island House of Detention yesterday petitioned Mayor Peters challenging Penal Institutions Commissioner Thomas C. O Brien s position against certifying George W Holden as permanent master. They argue reform goals and leadership influence extend beyond confinement to inmates communities.
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Inmate Teachers’ Association
Deer Island House of Detention
Peters
Penal Institutions
Thomas C. O’brien
George W. Helden
House of Correction
Deer Island
George Holden
Arrest Two for Roxbury Robbery
Inspector Cowboy of the Dudley Street station in Roxbury arrested yesterday morning on a warrant two youths who claimed the names Fortunati Pirone a 26 year old of 42 Chandler Street Roxbury and Dominico Pizzino a 22 year old of 32 Liverpool Street East Boston on the charge of breaking and entering the daytime residence of Michael D Harrington at 688 Columbia Road Roxbury.
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Inspector Cowboy
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Fortunati Pirone
Chandler Street
Dominico Pizzino
Liverpool Street
East
Boston
Michael D. Harrington
Columbia Road
Roosevelt kin to open campaign in Portland Sept 8
Announcement from Republican national committee says Corinne Roosevelt Robinson will start her campaign for Harding with a speech in Portland Maine on September 8. She is Theodore Roosevelt’s sister and Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth offered her services to the committee yesterday.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Harding
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Portland
Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Hair Planted on Bald Heads in French Trials
Paris reports a new scalp grafting method by Raymond de Passot proving hair can be transplanted from the temporal occipital regions to bald areas. Rectangular skin strips are grafted to cover bald spots with fertile patches that can be brushed. Longer strips may create a permanent centre parting.
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Paris
Raymond de Passot
Friend of Searles Heir Benjamin Rowland’s Death Shocks City
Philadelphia reports detail the mysterious death of Benjamin H. Rowland tied to changes in Edward F. Searles will. Rowland, once sheltered in a New Jersey insane hospital, later died in a private sanitarium and was buried after a night trip to Philadelphia. The Rowland family home was at 1200 Melrose Avenue in Melrose Park.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin H. Rowland
Edward Francis Searles
Methuen
Mass
Robberies Foiled: Man Fined for Bearing Scheme
Philip McMillen of Dorchester, charged in Brighton court, tried to swap four condemned bearings from Rearing Service Co of Allston for good ones’ return price. The store sold none, and the items bore a condemned mark. He appealed the fine.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Allston
Philip McMillen
Stratton Street
Dorchester
Brighton Court
McMillen
Rowland linked to Stetson hat maker and estate details
In 1899 he entered employ at the John Stetson Hat Company in Philadelphia. Ill health ended his career seven years ago and he moved to a small farm near Lumberton New Jersey. He sought admission to Burlington County Hospital for the Insane at Lisbon where Dr Newcombe found advanced tuberculosis and sent him to Fairview Hospital. The July 24 will reportedly reduced the Rowland share of the Searles estate.
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John Stetson Hat Company
Philadelphia
Lumberton
N. J
Burlington County Hospital For
Lisbon
Newcombe
Rowland
Nephew of Searles to Contest Big Will
Albert Victor Searles of Boston, nephew of Edward F. Searles, will contest the will that named Arthur T. Walker residuary legatee. Searles opposes a provision punishing any who challenge the will with loss of all they might receive.
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Searles
Big Will
Salem
Edward F. Searles
Methuen
Arthur T. Walker
New York
Albert Victor Searles
Boston
New Appointee Gordon Woodbury Active in NH Politics
Gordon Woodbury of Bedford named Assistant Secretary of the Navy succeeding Franklin D. Roosevelt. A long time Democrat in New Hampshire, he served in the state House in 1891, attended Harvard and Columbia Law, ran for U.S. Senate and State Senate, owned and edited the Manchester Union for a decade before 1906, and has been a delegate to national conventions.
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Manchester
N. H
Gordon Woodbury
Bedford
Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Hampshire
New Hampshire House of Representatives
United States Senate
State Senate
Woodbury
New York City
Harvard College
Columbia Law School
Moonshine Still Seized in Malden Raid
Malden police with a federal officer raided a shed behind Daniel O Peterson home near North Broadway and seized 200 gallons of distilled mash one gallon of moonshine whiskey and a complete still. Peterson was arrested for violating the prohibition law.
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Lenehan
Elwood
McCarthy
Malden
Daniel O. Peterson
North Broadway
Peterson
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