Four More Bodies Recovered From ZR-2 Wreckage
Hull August 2 AP Four more bodies are recovered from the ZR-2 wreckage. The dead include Air Commodore E B Maitland of the British air force and C W Duffield of the National Physical Laboratory. An American rigger Charles I Aller and Campbell, superintendent of the Royal Air Works, are also confirmed dead. Maitland's body was entangled in wires and mutilated. Duffield and Emory Coil of the U S Navy had fractured legs. The control car is believed to be in the wreckage.
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C. W. Duffield
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Roxbury Men Held on 5000 Bail for Assault on Woman
Harry Soloman of 42 Warren Street Roxbury and Jacob Nathanson of Court Street appeared before Judge Parmenter in Municipal Court and were held in 5000 bail for the grand jury on Edith Wilson's complaint. She says Soloman assaulted her and Nathanson was an accessory before and after the fact in Nathanson's Court Street establishment.
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Jacob Nathanson
Court Street
Parmenter
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Nathanson
Adie Farm Buildings Burn on Holderness Farm
In Holderness New Hampshire Andrew Adie owner of Chestnut Hill Massachusetts lost a set of five farm buildings valued at 10000 dollars to spontaneous combustion. The structures were leased to Will Clark. In Westfield Boston area a power company building fire caused 20000 dollars in damage started by two young boys, Teddy Romanski five, and Stanley Zaleski six, to lure fire engines out.
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Not Too Old for Romance Cupid Chases Young Brides
Philadelphia reports Cupid’s mischief as Joseph F Page Jr 70 plans to marry 18 year old Elizabeth Marshall of Jamestown R I. Page a Yale law graduate retired farmer and social figure, meets her after golf as 58 intentions filed at City Hall show several underage marriage plans including a 19 year old couple and a 16 year old girl with parental consent.
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Willebrandt Named Assistant Attorney General
The White House announced the appointment of Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt of Los Angeles as assistant Attorney-General of the United States and J. T. Williams as United States attorney for the northern district of California.
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Mabel Walker Willebrandt
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J. T. Williams
California
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Unfavorable Dredging Report Sent to Congress
An Army Engineers Corps report on dredging South Bay Boston Harbor from Point Channel to Massachusetts Avenue was sent to Congress today by Secretary Weeks. The memo notes unfavorable findings and implications for the project.
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Notables to Address Canadian Bar Assn
Premier Arthur Meighen and William H. Taft will address the Canadian Bar Association at the opening of its annual meeting Sept. 6. Sir Robert Borden would preside at a luncheon with Alton B. Parker of New York speaking for the American Bar Association. Hats of purple and bright reds complement fall suits.
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Arthur Meighen
William H. Taft
United States Supreme Court
Canadian Bar Association
Sir Robert Borden
Alton B. Parker
New York
American Bar Association
Doorman James W Hebron Made Fortune at Delmonico's
New York Aug 29 James W Hebron died after a life starting as a Delmonico's doorman in the 1870s earning $1 a day. His patrons aided his stock market rise with a $5 Astor tip and he allegedly built a $1,000,000 fortune. Ten children survive.
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James W. Hebron
Delmonico
Ireland
Delmonico’s
William Waldorf Astor
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