Police believe two men tied to seven-robber gang in Weymouth case
The Salem street pawn shop incident leads to Edward R. Bell and William E. Larson, captured after an attempted officer shooting. Investigators link them to break ins at Bartlett Brothers in North Weymouth on November 25 and thefts of goods and jewelry. Judge Duff set Bell and Larson in heavy bail on burglary tools and assault charges.
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Weymouth
Edward R. Bell
William E. Larson
Salem Street
Boston
McCauley
Fitzgerald
Bartlett Brothers
North Weymouth
Edgar R. Randall
Tremont Street
Duff
Bell
French Aviator M Fernandez Dies In Plunge
Nice France Dec 6 French aviator M Fernandez was killed instantly when his plane exploded during maneuvers at about 1650 feet. The machine crumpled and the pilot fell to the ground.
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Nice
France
Fernandez
Opened at Wellesley Mary A. Hemenway Gymnasium
The Mary A. Hemenway gymnasium at Wellesley College opened today with Miss Mary A. Homans of the Boston Normal School of Gymnastics in charge. About 400 students used the apparatus in the afternoon.
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Wellesley
Mary A. Hemenway
Wellesley College
Mary A. Homans
Boston Normal School of Gymnastics
Exposition of the Living City invites all Boston youth
The School Committee and Superintendent urge children to visit the Exposition. Free tickets were given to Public and Parochial School pupils. Boston 1915 management extends the invitation through newspapers so every youngster may see the Exposition before it closes next Saturday night. Parents are urged to bring children for educational value and other object lessons.
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Boston
Greater
Public Schools of
Church War on Saloons Pushes Temperance Mission
Rev Samuel Gray at Tremont Temple urges churches to unite to drive saloons from the state within 12 months and says saloons endanger schools and politics. The Evang elical Alliance hosts a no license mass meeting with A Conrad announcing J Wilbur Chapman and Alexander coming. A two day conference at Tremont Temple opens Monday with a banquet at Mechanics Hall and sermons on gospel power and triumphs abroad.
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Or. Samuel Gray
Tremont Temple
Gray
A. Conrad
Park Street
J. Wilbur Chapman
Alexander
Mechanics’ Hall
Dr. Chapman
Masons Elect New Officers At St John’s Lodge
The annual St John’s Lodge meeting at Masonic Temple elected and installed officers for the coming year Led by Harvey N Shepard assisted by James T Wetherald Worshipful master Frederick J Brand Senior Warden John C Hurll Junior Warden Walter L Hendricks Treasurer Edmund H Talbot Secretary Frank M Copeland Chaplain Rev Webster H Powell Assistant Chaplains Rev George A Phinney and Rev George W Colson Other officers included Leonard G Roberts Senior Deacon Frederick Fogg Junior Deacon Walter F W Taber Senior Steward Chester C Whitney Junior Steward Frank E Cook Inside Sentinel Otto Seales Organist Charles S Johnson Tyler Edward F Jacobs Roberts received silk past master apron upon retirement St John’s Lodge enters its 177th year with prospects for growth.
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St. John's Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Harvey N. Shepard
James T. Wetherald
Frederick J. Brand
John C. Hurll
Walter L. Hendricks
Edmund H. Talbot
Frank M. Copeland
Webster H. Powell
George A. Phinney
George W. Colson
Leonard G. Roberts
Frederick §. Fogg
Walter F. W. Taber
Chester C. Whitney
Frank E. Cook
Otto Cc. Seales
Charles S. Johnson
Tyler
Edward F. Jacobs
Brand
St. John’s Lodge
Bowdoin Names Frank A. Smith Captain for 1912 Eleven
Brunswick Me Dec 6 Frank A Smith 12 of Calais was elected captain of Bowdoin College football for next fall He has played at left half back and 1912 class member leads the squad into the season pose with the honor Smith will steer the Bowdoin eleven next season
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Brunswick
Bowdoin
Frank A. Smith
Calais
Rhode Island Considers Regulation for Baby Homes
Providence December 6. Lawmakers announce legislation to regulate nurseries and baby homes following the Myrtle Baby Home deaths. In an inquest officials deny use of large quantities of paregoric.
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Providence
R. I
Myrtle
Hast
General Assembly
Rhode Island
Man threatens suicide with $450,000 papers in baggage
H A Piednore of St Louis, aboard a train to Bellefontaine Ohio, displayed a valise containing about $450,000 in negotiable papers and announced he would kill himself at the station. Police took him to a hospital after he showed signs of recent knife wounds on his neck and arms.
Loeb Warns Tip Takers at New York Port
New York collector Loeb vows no one in port service may accept tips from passengers and dismisses veteran customs inspector Charles Nimmo a longtime employee since 1886. He declares he will break up the practice and urges the public not to pay any government agents for services.
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New York
Loeb
Charles Nimmo
Pond Steward Is Drowned At T Pond
Samuel Hendere son 60 steward of the T Pond Club and known to Worcester sportsmen was drowned after breaking through thin ice on his return to camp. Two men nearby heard cries but could not save him. His body was recovered half an hour later. He lived at Stratton and left five children.
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Eustis
Samuel Hendereson
T Pond
Worcester
Massachusetts
Stratton
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Caroline Chandler
Concord
N. Hi
Dr Green
Greeney
Ne Ee
Drs
Falia
Greene
Boston Exposition
Boston Post
Mr. Gray
Union of All Creeds
Masons
Smith
Bowdoin Eleven
Price
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