Millionaire for a Day Ralph Hodge Tours New York
Ralph E. Hodge of Waltham won a Post contest to visit New York as a millionaire for a day with fiancée Miss Florence MacDonald. Officials staged access to the Woolworth tower, Stock Exchange and notable sights, with care to their comfort. Hodge, a Middlesex & Boston conductor, sent chrysanthemums to his mother and returns to his duties after a thrill filled trip.
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Stephen Hodge
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Middlesex
Miss MacDonald
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Edwards May Run for U S Senate
Republican leaders expect Walsh to be tough in the next election pricing Edwards or Vice President Coolidge as the best challengers to defeat the junior Senator.
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Edwards
Coolidge
Edwards Likely to Seek Senate Amid Vice Presidency Doubt
The article discusses a possible Edwards Senate bid in Massachusetts as Coolidge contemplates his Vice Presidency status. It notes Coolidge’s reluctance to speak and the strong Bay State support for Edwards, while signaling Weeks as a distant possible candidate.
Butterfly Spotted in Portland Yard on December Day
In Portland on December 1 a butterfly appeared in the yard of W. F. Bachelder at 54 Winslow Street. The insect was dark brown with velvety brown wings edged in yellow and marked with ultramarine spots before it was captured.
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W. F. Bachelder
Winslow Street
Finance Commission Hearing Proceeds Amid Sullivan Case Turmoil
As adjournment neared Attorney Dowling said the evidence would finish in half a day, with hearings resuming Monday. The panel pressed the Andrew R. Sullivan strand as Daniel Sullivan testified he had telephoned his brother but denied knowledge of such exchanges. Gartland faced questions on sightings and a $2000 bet over synagogue property sales while Bailen and Finkelstone gave conflicting accounts about council discussions. Miss Herlihy and Brickley clashed over vote influences and a cash deposit, and Scharton described a dubious $400 payment tied to a loan. The day closed with Gartland recounting prior references to Sullivan and adjournment set for 2 p.m. Monday.
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Andy” Sullivan
John J. Gartland
Andy
Daniel E. Sullivan
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Dowling
Sullivan
Finance Commission
David Bailen
Ballen
Attorney Dowling
Elizabeth Herlihy
City Planning Board
David J. Brickley
Brickley
Miss Herlihy
Forest Hills
William FR. Scharton
Scharton
Reading
Germany
Albert Jacobs
Jacobs
Europe
Attorney Dow
Waldo B. Jones
Charles Solomon
Charles Gill
Charles Simon
Leo Rogers
O'Meara
United States
Sharton
Rogers
Grabs Bull by the Nostrils to Escape Attack
In Worcester on December 1, George Piskura an 18 year old New Milford resident faced a runaway bull. He trapped the animal by its nostrils after it broke free from a tree and ringed rope. Piskura suffered chest and right leg injuries before the bull was subdued and treated by a physician.
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George Piskura
Pumpkin Hill
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Mystical Hapeuiatic Theory Sparks Public Curiosity
A fragmented passage discusses fascination with intangible ideas and mentions Nell Mogpolyns attempting a mystical theory, signaling public interest in unusual beliefs and speculative science.
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Nell Mogpolyns
Children Abducted By Father In Lynn Case
Mrs Floe B Straitwell of Lynn reports three children James 12 Elsie 9 and John Jr 7 kidnapped by their father after he visited their home near Philadelphia and took them to Pennsylvania. Police say Straitwell used a revolver to subdue the daughter and left on an electric car from the Narrow Gauge station toward Boston.
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Lynn
New York
South Station
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Elsie
John, Jr
Pennsylvania
Straitwell
Boston
Quotas Filled By Italian Immigrants At New York
Immigrants from Italy will not be admitted until after June 30, 1923. About 1456 passengers on the Giuseppe Verdi and Conte Rosso exhausted the yearly quota and entered under preference rules, with the ships arriving in waters just after midnight. The month’s quota was split, the Verdi 159 over and the Rosso 196 over. Exemptions from the law will reduce the excess, giving priority to wives and children of naturalized citizens and former residents.
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Italy
United States
Guiseppe Verdi
Conte Rosso
Atlantic
Jury acquits Ponzi on all counts in closing session
Jurors declared not guilty on Ponzi and five agents in a Plymouth courtroom. The court ordered further deliberation on Ponzi, while the agents were swiftly acquitted on six or seven indictments accusing them of taking investors’ money.
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Blake
Plymouth
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Fondick
John 8. Dondero
John A. Dondero
Harry Mahoney
Henry T. Neilsen
Rinaldi Rossell
Barre Savings Bank Notice of Dormant Account
Pursuant to General Laws notice is given that account No. 5118 under Agnes Connell of Worcester Barre Mass has not been touched for twenty years as of November 9 1932.
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Worcester
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Barre
Storekeeper's Slayer Captured by Police
A man identified as Gilbeault was captured by police at Estes Street after a posse surrounded a house. He surrendered faced with revolvers after a chase through woods and a bulkhead hiding spot. The Martin girl, held on $2000 bail for a Dec 15 hearing, says Gilbeault took her to a dance after the murder in New York.
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John S. Gilchrist
Woon Socket Department
Roy A. Kimball
Massachusetts State Constabulary
Gilbeault
Black Stone
Joseph Galbert
Estes Street
Coe
Chief Coe
Gilchrist
Kimball
Martin
St‘g
Havilock Street
Polo Street
Cranston County
Touchette
New York
Silver Lake
William Myette
Death of James Moulton recalls Monitor crew member
Haverhill reports the death of 8 year old James N. Moulton the son of Edwin Moulton in Linwood Cemetery. He served as a gun crew member aboard the Monitor the famed Cheese Box on a Raft and said to be the last survivor of the guns. His funeral was held today with Rev Slas Morse reading the rites at his nephew's home in the city.
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James N. Moulton
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Edwin M. Moulton
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Worcester Boy Killed by Truck in Street
Worcester December 1 George Aquino 12 of 30 Gage Street was killed when he darted from behind a baker’s wagon on Plantation Street and ran into a stationary truck. He was knocked down and run over by a wheel. England now has only 12 women authorized to practice law with men.
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