Wire on M namara jail sparks hush talk in trial
Los Angeles officials and defense lawyers probe a twisted wire dangling between jail cells on the third and second floors. The interconnecting line could hear confidential remarks from Ortie McManigal while the grand jury sat, linking to the McNamara trial over the Times explosion deaths.
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Los Angeles
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles County
Ortie E. McManigal
McNamara
Charles J. Haggerty
Los Angeles Times
McManigal
Edward J Boyle Dies After Operation at City Hospital
Edward J Boyle of 137 Blackstone Street, a noted inn keeper, died at City Hospital after a relapse from surgery. He was a leader in the Boston Lodge of Elks Bay State Conclave of Heptasophs and the Roxbury Bachelors Club. He was 43 and survived by his wife and two children.
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Edward J. Boyle
Blackstone Street
City Hospital
Mr. Boyle
Boston Lodge of Elks
Bay State
Heptasophs
Roxbury
Bachelors’ Club
Cascarets Promote Quick Cleanse For Entire Family
An old style health ad promotes Cascarets as a night time laxative that cleanses the stomach and intestines. It claims they work while you sleep to remove undigested food and toxins, improve digestion, and relieve headaches and bilious feelings. The 10 cent box is advertised for family use.
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Cascarets
Oil Trust Is Out Of Existence
The career of the Oil Trust ends as Standard Oil of New Jersey ceases to direct its holding company. Beginning tomorrow the subsidiaries, named in the Supreme Court decree, will operate independently and manage their own oil ventures.
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New York
Oil Trust
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Father of Trusts
United States Supreme Court
Disintegration of Oil Trust Completes as Subsidiaries Run Home
The oil trust dissolves after a readjustment period ended August 31 and the subsidiaries, still bearing their identities, shift operations from 26 Broadway to their home states. Stockholders receive over thirty shares for each former holding as Jersey keeps its plants. Many officials relocate from New York to Denver California and elsewhere.
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Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Broadway
New York
Denver
California
Cardinal Songs to Be Home Again
A brief message from a returning cardinal expresses deep affection for his home community. He recalls the priests and people on the wharf and wishes to be with them again, sending blessings to all.
Cardinal O Connell Receives Red Hat in Rome Ceremony
C B Carberry reports Cardinal O Connell of Boston receiving the red hat from the Pope in a grand Rome consistory. The Boston party sat in front, cheered as the Pope placed the hat, and the ceremony closed with informal celebrations at the American College.
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O’connell
Boston
Sacred College
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Perossi
Cardinal O’connell
Holy Father
Vatican
American College
Cardinal Falconio
Former Boston Businessman John Behan Dies at 65
John Behan 65 formerly of John Behan & Co. liquor firm on Blackstone Street Boston died at his Dorchester home 740 Adams Street after a week with pneumonia. Born in Dublin Ireland he came to the United States 45 years ago and married Katherine Walsh who died. Six years ago he wed Alice Walsh sister of his first wife. He belonged to the Fusilier Veterans Association Irish Charitable Association and the Royal Arcanum.
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John Behan & Co
Blackstone Street
Boston
Adams Street
Dorchester
Mr. Behan
Dublin
Ireland
United States
Katherine Walsh
Behan
Alice Walsh
Fusileer Veterans’ Association
Th Irish Charitable Association
Royal Arcanum
O Connell Assigned to Rites and Studies
Rome November 30 Pope Pius assigns Cardinal O Connell to the Congregations of Rites and Studies with Cardinal Farley joining the Consistorial and Propaganda Bodies and Cardinal Falconio tapped for Propaganda and Religious affairs.
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O'Connell
Rome
Pius
Cardinal Farley
Consistorial
Propaganda
Cardinal O’connell
Rites and Studies
Cardinal Falconio
Propaganda and Religious
Massachusetts Teachers' Association Meets in Huntington Hall
Experts discuss vital educational topics and discipline methods for training the rising generation at a meeting of the Massachusetts Teachers' Association in Huntington Hall.
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Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
Huntington Hall
Father Killed by 5 Year Old at Thanksgiving Party
In Southbridge a Thanksgiving gathering at the Clark home on Lebanon Hill ended in tragedy when 5-year-old Sydney Clark, son of John Cooper Clark, accidentally shot and killed his father. The incident occurred in a dark room as guests prepared for a fox hunt, with the boy reportedly attempting to half cock the rifle hammer.
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Southbridge
Sydney Clark
John Cooper Clark
Clark
Lebanon Hill
Thanksgiving Hunt Tragedy Ends in Accidental Rifle Shot
In a Lebanon Hill home an early morning rifle discharge fatally wounds Mr. Clark during preparations for a Thanksgiving fox hunt. His son Sydney, six, unintentionally fired the weapon while attempting to cock it. medical examiner Dr. Bradford ruled the death accidental. Mrs. Clark and four children survive the victim.
Well Known Sea Captain Benjamin H. Lewis Dies at 87
Captain Benjamin H. Lewis of Portland oldest master mariner and ship builder in East Deering and Boothbay, died at his home aged 87. He began at sea at 13, later carried cotton between New Orleans and Europe, and retired from active work in 1861 and again about 15 years ago. A widow survives.
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Portland
Benjamin H. Lewis
Deering
Lewis
New Orleans
Europe
R. Lewis & Co
East Deering
Boothbay
Leather expert William Norris dies in Princeton
William Mitchell Norris, a renowned leather chemist and authority on leather manufacturing, died at his Princeton home after a brief pneumonia illness. For 30 years he contributed scientific articles on hide treatment and curing.
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Princeton
N. J
William Mitchell Norris
Opium Use to Be Probed at Hague Conference
The Hague will host an international opium conference beginning December 1 with twelve nations represented. Delegates include Bishop Charles H. Brent and Dr. Hamilton Wright for the United States, alongside officials from Great Britain China Germany and others. The meeting aims to draft a program addressing opium issues from an international view.
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United States
Great Britain
China
Germany
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Persia
Portugal
Russia
Siam
Charles H. Brent
Fipiscopal Church
Philippine Islands
Far East
Hamilton Wright
Maine
H. J. Finger
California
J. L. Huidekoper
Washington, D. C
Wallace J. Young
Illinois
Elixir Promises Cure for Scrofula and All Humors
A medicinal claims section urges readers to take a liquid remedy or Sarsatabs chocolate tablets. It touts eradicating scrofula and all humors, curing their effects, enriching the blood, and strengthening vital organs.
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