Crew of two-masted schooner Jesse L. Leach rescued near Provincetown
The schooner Jesse L. Leach foundered last Saturday at 7 oclock about 45 miles northeast of Provincetown after heavy seas. On board the steamship Prince Arthur arriving at Central Wharf are Captain B C Strout of Providence his wife Mate H W Montgomery of Calais Cook Barney Gormley of Providence and Seaman John Crouse of Finland, all rescued officers and crew.
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Prince Arthur
Forendon
Yarmouth
B. C. Strout
Providence
H W. Mont
Fat Men's Club Banquet Booms to Record Size
Five long tons of the United States Fat Men's Club rolled into the New American House for their annual banquet. With 40 members seated, President Carl F. Shaw announced 1300 members totaling 400 tons. The heaviest, B. B. Bent at 307 pounds, and Larry Pratt 28 pounds of avoir dupois were highlighted, while the 663-pound champ Charles H. Shipman was diverted by railroad authorities to coal service.
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United States
Fat Men’s Club
New American House
Carl F. Shaw
Melrose Highlands
Charles E. Linton
Cambridge
B. B. Bent
Brookline
Faneuil Hall
Lawrence Pratt
Malden
Larry
U. S
Fat Men's Club
Everett G. Stackpole
Stoneham
Charles H. Shipman
Champ
Weesburg
Pennsylvania
New England
Charlie
Jealous man shoots at rival in Quincy home
Henry Evans of 68 Winter Street Quincy shot and slightly wounded John Hayden of 39 Desmoisne Road Quincy in Hayden's house when Evans found his sweetheart Eva Hatfield visiting. Evans is charged with assault with intent to kill. Neighbor Clifford Waddy is held on a technical assault charge. Hayden's wound is described as not serious at Quincy Hospital.
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Henry Evans
Winter Street
Quincy
John Hayden
Desmoisne Road
Evans
Eva Hatfield
Hayden
Clifford Waddy
Quincy Hospital
Revere Child Killed by Auto
David Presson, 56 year old son of Hy man Presson of 40 Highland Street Revere, was struck and killed by a car on Shirley Avenue Revere yesterday afternoon. The driver Morris Valencia of 91 Beechland Avenue Revere said the child stepped from behind a motor truck directly in front of the auto.
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David Presson
Hyman Presson
Highland Street
Revere
Shirley Avenue
Morris Valencia
Beechland Avenue
Clemenceau Visits White House for Courtesy Call
Georges Clemenceau met President Harding at the White House for about 40 minutes in a social call. Officials said no major state matters were discussed and the focus was on courtesy rather than policy.
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Washington
Associated Press
Georges Clemenceau
White House
Harding
Heroine Shot By Villain During Amatuer Play At Church
Edith Hackett a 15 year old Roxbury resident was shot with an apparently empty pistol when Arthur Carter 21 forgot a shell in the chamber during a rehearsal at Peoples Baptist Church. She was taken to City Hospital where doctors reported the bullet lodged near her heart and she showed signs of consciousness. Carter was detained by Roxbury Crossing police with officials calling it an accident and the case ongoing.
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Arthur L. Carter
Edith Hackett
Peoples’ Baptist Church
Miss Hackett
Sawyer Street
Roxbury
Carter
Seattle Street
Allston
City Hospital
L. A. Betteredge
Roxbury Crossing
McCoy
District Fire Chief O LAlor Retired After Long Service
District 1 Boston Fire Department head Fitzgerald M. O Lalor retired after serving since 1920. Fire Commissioner Theodore A. Glynn issued general orders announcing the retirement yesterday.
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O'Lalor
Fitzgerald M. O'Lalor
Boston
Noted Boston jeweler dead at 74
Charles 8 Cook president of A Stowell Co died suddenly of heart disease at Brae Burn Country Club Newton while wintering south. He was 74, born in New Bedford, rose from employee to partner and president after the firm’s incorporation. Survived by sons Charles S Cook and Arthur D Cook, both Newton residents in family business.
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Charles 8. Cook
A. Stowell & Co., Inc
Winter Street
Brae Burn Country Club
Weat Newton
New Bedford
A. Stowell Co
Newton
Cook
Charles S.‘Cook
Arthur D Cook
Historic Cyrus Bailey house burns in Litchfield New Hampshire
Fire swept the derelict Cyrus Bailey house in Litchfield on December 5, likely started by deer hunters. The building, once said to be the town’s first frame house, stood unoccupied for years and belonged to Edward O. Putnam.
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Litchfield
N. H
Cyrus Bailey
Edward O. Putnam
Freight derailment disrupts Tremont yard service
Four freight cars derailed while being switched at Tremont art freight yard on the New York New Haven and Hartford line. Passenger train service from Taunton was disrupted for several hours today.
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Taunton
Tremont Art
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair Dark With Sage and Sulphur
Advertisement for Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to restore natural hair color. It claims a large bottle from drug stores improves faded or gray hair, with natural look after one or two applications.
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Wyeth
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John Dillion
John
Joseph E. Spencer
Were
Noel
London
Paris
Pekin
Shreve, Crump and Low Company
Tremont Street
Mass
Tiger
Pres. Harding
Boston Jeweler
A. Stowell & Co
Jordan Marsh Company
Velvet
Velour Portieres
France
Brussels
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