Portland Youth Guilty Of Movie Copying And Looting
Edward Anderson of South Natick Mass after four months disguising as Ray Hudson was found guilty in Portland Police Court of stealing from Holter Gustafson shipyard and others. Bonds set at $100. aunt Mrs Slamin mortgaged home to free him. Judge Howard noted his motive was disdain for school and strong pull of movies.
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Portland
Hartford
Ray Hudson
Capitol City
Connecticut River
Holter & Gustafson
Riverview
River Front
O'Reilly
Axel W. Hansen
Reform School
Meriden
Bates Ross Nuptials in Dorchester
Miss Bertha L. Bates daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Bates Dorchester married Arthur W Ross a Dorchester High School teacher at the bride home in a ceremony before about 100 guests Rev William J Lawrence officiated matron of honor was Mrs John McHugh best man Frank P Gilman reception followed and couple planned a two week trip to the White Mountains upon return will live in Dorchester
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Bertha L. Bates
George C. Bates
Moultrie Street
Dorchester
Arthur W. Ross
Dorchester High School
William J. Lawrence
American Unitarian Association
John McHugh
Radcliffe
Frank P. Gilman
White Mountains
Boy suffers base of spine fracture after street accident
John O'Donnell aged 13 of 32 Second street South Boston is hospitalized with a fracture of the base of the spine after stepping from the sidewalk into a passing automobile in Dewey square near South station yesterday afternoon. He was carried to City Hospital by a West End cab driver Leo Bashitsky and taxi operator D. C. Currin. his name is on the dangerous list.
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John O'Donnell
Second Street
Boston
City Hospital
Dewey Square
Leo Bashitsky
Russell Street
West End
D. C. Currin
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad
A Philadelphia mother credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after nervous indigestion and fatigue. She reports feeling fine after three months of use and being able to eat without distress. The ad urges other mothers to use the product during stressful periods.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Lydia FE
J. Worthline
North Taylor St
UNDECIDED ON TROOPS IN SILESIA
Secretary Baker and Assistant Secretary Long testified before the House foreign affairs committee on American troop policy in Europe and Siberia. They addressed reports that U S soldiers would police Silesia during the plebiscite under the peace treaty.
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Washington
Baker
Long
State Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
Siberia
Silesia
U S Commander Details European and Siberian Troop Moves
Secretary Baker outlined troop redeployments to Europe including a brigade of regulars to replace First Division units and projected totals of about 10 000 combat troops and 20 000 service troops after a treaty. In Siberia selective service men will be replaced by volunteers while Allied numbers show 46 000 Japanese 1450 Italians 1641 British and 1488 French. Payments on a Russia bound ammunition shipment to Kolchak total several millions with a 1 000 000 first payment and a pledge for full settlement.
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Baker
Silesia
Europe
Siberia
Kolchak
Russia
Sergey Wyhet
Little Walks About Boston and the Hermit Blackstone
This article recounts William Blaxton later Blackstone, an early Boston settler and hermit of Shawmut. It covers his lone life with a bull, orchard, and spring, his invitation to Winthrop, sale of land that became Boston Common, move to Rhode Island, and remarriage to a Boston widow before dying at 86.
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Boston Common
Shawmut
Charles River
Beacon and
Walnut Streets
William Blackstone
England
Robert Gorges
William Blaxton
Louisburg Square
Winthrop
Morley
Massachusetts Colony
Gorges
Salem
Charlestown
Blackstone
Governor Winthrop
Copley
Rehoboth
Rhode Island
Boston
Endicott
Clarence W Barron to Preach at St Stephen's Cohasset
Clarence W Barron manager and editor of the Boston News Bureau will be the lay preacher at St Stephen's Episcopal Church Cohasset on Sunday evening. His subject will be Social Service.
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Clarence W. Barron
Boston News Bureau
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Cohasset
Federal Bank to Build New Boston Headquarters
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston will erect a mammoth, near 2 million dollar building in early spring on a site bounded by Milk Franklin Pearl and Oliver streets. Officials say it will be one of the finest in the city, highly fireproof, and house the largest bank vault in New England.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Milk, Franklin, Pearl
Oliver
New England
Federal Reserve Bank to replace eight buildings with new Boston HQ
The Federal Reserve Bank plans to tear down seven or eight buildings on Pearl Franklin Oliver streets in Boston to construct a single new headquarters fronting on Pearl and Oliver streets. The bank, employing about 700, will consolidate all activities under one roof on a 40 523 square foot site, with title to the largest parcels already transferred.
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Franklin, Pearl and
Oliver Street
Telephone
Converse
Milk Street
Pearl, Oliver and
Franklin Streets
Federal Reserve Bank
Financial District
Milk and
Pearl Streets
Exchange
State Street
Board of Trade
Kilby Street
Trolley Car Kills Little Quincy Boy Oliver Mussetti Jr
Five year old Oliver Mussetti Jr. of 254 Water Street Quincy was struck by a Bay State Street Railway trolley while playing in the street. He died a few hours later at Quincy Hospital from a fractured skull after the car failed to stop in time. Motorman William McCullough applied brakes but could not avert the accident.
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Oliver. Mussetti, Jr
Water Street
Quincy
Bay State Street Railway
William McCullough
Quincy Boy Struck by Auto In Serious Condition
Thomas Dewey, 12, of Atherton street, Quincy, is at Quincy Hospital with a serious brain injury after being struck by an automobile late yesterday. The car, owned and driven by Edward J. Murray of Sea street, was involved. Murray was arrested for operating without a license and released on bail.
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Thomas Dewey
Atherton Street
Quincey
Quincy Hospital
Edward J. Murray
Sea Street
Murray
Arrest in illegal liquor operation in Lawrence
Joseph Pestana was arrested by inspectors Fred Lanen and John Kelcher for illegal liquor manufacture at 3 Florence Place. A 15 gallon still, 32 gallons molasses, eight yeast cakes, bottles and five gallons of rum were seized. Pestana admitted making liquor claiming asthma cure. turned over to federal authorities. He is a weaver.
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Lawrence
Joseph Pestana
Fred Lanen
John J. Kelcher
Pestana
James Tierney
Florence Place
Will march with Kilties on Labor Day parade
Canadian volunteers of the expeditionary forces will parade with the McLean Kilties on Labor Day led by grand officers and Boston camp officers. About 1000 people from Boston and nearby areas are expected. The march begins at Faneuil Hall at 11 15, proceeding to Cornhill Scollay Tremont Boylston Washington Summer and South Station.
East Boston Soldier Returns With Distinguished Service Cross
East Boston resident Rog Sinatra of 16 Hayes Street arrives home in East Boston wearing the Distinguished Service Cross earned for extraordinary heroism at Chateau Thierry on June 6 1918. He rushed through rifle and machine gun fire 75 metres to rescue a wounded comrade and, while carrying him to safety, was seriously wounded. He continued to safety and administered first aid before tending to his own wounds.
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Rog Sinatra
Hayes Street
Boston
K Company
23D Infantry
Chateau Thierry
Sinatra
Surprise Butler’s outing for Nantasket Beach workers
More than 100 Butler’s Inc employees enjoyed a surprise Thursday night outing at Nantasket Beach. The program featured swimming races and shore dinner, with transport by automobile under Thomas Young’s direction.
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Butlers, Inc
Nantasket Beach
Butler's, Inc
Thomas Young
Foss Urges Public Ownership To Fix Fares At Clambake
Former Governor Foss told Old Colony Club in New Bedford that 10-cent fares on the Boston Elevated Railway should be replaced by public ownership. He argued government control would lower costs, ensure worker justice, and yield fair returns for investors, urging opposition to a fare doubling on the New Bedford street railway.
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New Bedford
Boston
Foss
Old Colony Club
New Bedford Street
Marriage Intentions Listed in Boston Area Notices
A Boston area notice lists multiple marriage intentions with names, ages, occupations, and current addresses. Couples include John F. Magurrill and Catherine Myles in Roxbury Brookline and Dennis J. Egan and Theresa Johnson in Roxbury Quincy.
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John F. Magurrill
Cook
Ward St
Roxbury
Catherine Myles
Brookline
John W. Bruckner
Winsor Ave
Watertown
Esther L. Fredrikson
Clarence Ter
Dorchester
Dennis J. Egan
Leon St
Theresa Johnson
Quincy
Carl A. Wood
Beaumont St
Olga A. Holm
Louis Stowell
Fort Strong
Marie Korsak
James Latessa
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Nicoletta Carroselli
Wellesey
Max Wolf
Olive St
Jamaica Plain
Else Seidel
Copeland St
Timothy Riordan
Foreman
Margaret Galvin
Marine Rd
South Boston
Bernard Kuhn
Crawford St
Bertha Engler
Goodale Rd
Mattapan
John P. Vageletsettles
Shawmut Ave
Pangiota Frangeskou
Thomas F. Harrington
Sydney St
Mary EH. Shields
Regent St
Frank Q. Hannon
Boston State Hospital
Len BE
Rich
Harvard St
Harold E. Wettie
Bankelers
Lynn St
Malden
Florence J. Whitt
Proofreader
Swallow St
Bertr. F. Whitle
Clerk
Rawson St
Florence M. Stern
Kindergartner
Auckland St
Patrick J. McCarthy
Brooks St
Boston
Sarah A. Gillis
Condor St
Michael Monagle
Chauncey Pl
Sarah McLaughlin
Alfred A. Smith
Cohasset Et. Roslindale
Mabel L. Porter
North Cambridge
Wilfred W. Gordon
Camden St
Laurine Williams
Williams St
Thomas W. LeBlanc, Jr
Northfield St
Alice ¥. Clark
Leominster
Joseph L. Grenier
Seymour St
Winthrop
Catherine McEvoy
Weaver
Lexington St
Edward J. Ross
Joseph J. Nelson
St. Paul
Minn
Gertrude M. Schlehuber
South St
Roslindale
Boston Man Still Missing in Maine
In South Harpswell Maine on August 2 1939 the second day of search for Frank L Baxter of Boston who disappeared after going out in a motor boat Tuesday yielded no results. Relatives consider a reward for the body while no cause is yet given for his presumed suicide.
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South Harpswell
Frank L. Baxter
Boston
Governors Meet to Boost Efforts to Lower Living Costs
Six governors from Gardener Missouri Milliken Maine Burnquist Minnesota Campbell Arizona Sproul Pennsylvania Cooper South Carolina and Lt Gov McDowell Montana joined Attorney General Palmer in a conference at Tmgton to push federal state cooperation. They then visited the White House to offer state machinery to help restore a normal price level for the nation.
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Gardener
Missouri
Milliken
Maine
Burnquist
Minnesota
Campbell
Arizona
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Cooper
South Carolina
McDowell
Montana
National Conference of Governors
Palmer
White House
Wilson
Optimism in capital as governors push production drive
A committee of Governors reports increased confidence in the coming 90 days. State and Federal agencies are urged to cooperate to raise production and curb profiteering, improving economy and limiting potential transportation strikes. Officials emphasize economy in consumption and careful purchasing as essential to secure necessary goods.
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Committee of Governors
Joy rides on McAdoo rail pass across U S
Philadelphia August 29 A thief has stolen railroad pass from Robert H McAdoo former railroad director and is traveling the Grand Canyon Yellowstone and Yosemite Parks by Pullman The railroads have posted notices in Camden terminals to spot the stolen pass and Robert has received a replacement pass granting unlimited free travel nationwide
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Phtiladelphia
Robert H. McAdoo
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Pullman
Robert
Atlantic
War Department to Retain 18,000 Officers Passes House
Washington Aug 29 The administration bill authorizing the War Department to keep 18,000 officers in the army until next July was approved by the House and sent to conference.
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Washington
Administration
War Department
House
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Scott & Bowne
Scott’s
Federal Bank
Pearl Street
Franklin Street
Bank
Aroun Oliver Street
Pearl
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Bank Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Nassau Street
Quincy Boy
Auto
East Boston
Cross
Marion Sinatra
M’adoo
Pullmans
San Giusto
Victor
Kreisler
McCormack
Homer
Heifetz
Galli-Curci
Schumann-Heink
Steinert Superior Service
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Arch St
Richard L. Garner
Smithsonian Institution
French Congo
Sunday Post
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