Senator Edge to Wed Miss Camilla Sewall in Bath Maine
United States Senator Walter E Edge of New Jersey arrived in Bath with a distinguished party for his wedding to Miss Camilla Lovald Ashe Sewall of Bath in Grace Episcopal Church at noon tomorrow. Guests include Vice President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge and other national figures. President Harding and Mrs Harding sent an oil painting as a wedding gift.
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Bath
Washington
United States
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Grace Episcopal Church
Camilla Lovald Ashe Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Edge
Calvin Cookinge
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Richard Ernst
Kentucky
Frederick Hale
Portland
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Iness
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Howard Edge
Hartford, Conn
Sroom
Percival P. Baxter
Carl E Milliken
Maine
Guy R. Gannett
Cahors
Aston Knight
York Hall
William D. Sewall
Higgins Urges Lower Hub Gas Rate In City Investigation
John P. Higgins, candidate for the City Council, urged including the Boston Consolidated Gas Company in the current city inquiry into Edison Illuminating Company rates. He argued a lower gas rate would aid thousands of consumers paying higher rates than many cities, noting nearly 40000 dollars have funded the city commission's campaign. Higgins also received eight war veteran endorsements, and a service veterans rally was set for Monday at Faneuil Hall.
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Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Edison Illuminating Company
Public Utilities Commission
John P. Higgins
Boston
Disabled War Veterans
Higgins
Faneuil Hall
Millionaires Spend Day as Post Millionaire in New York
William H. Brown of Medford and his wife Mrs. Brown lived as the Post's Millionaire for a day in New York. They breakfasted with Mother Allen, famed Broadway chorus sister, in a memorable outing.
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POST
New York
William H. Brown
Main Street
Medford
The
Post’s
Mrs. Brown
Allen
Broadway
Mr. Brown
Millionaire from Medford Visits Mother Allen on Broadway
Will i am Brown age 77 and his 69 year old wife from Medford Mass visited Mother Allen at the stage door inn in New York to present songs he composed for her children on Broadway. The couple toured the city including the stock exchange and Woolworth building after breakfast with Allen at the inn.
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New York
Allen
West 47Th Street
San Francisco
Stage Door Inn
Playhouse
New England
William IH. Brown
Medford
Mass
Boston Post
New York City
Mr. Brown
Mother Allen
Bowery
Chinatown
Financial District
Stock Exchange
Woolworth
Brown
Brown Wins Golden Anniversary Prize Answer
Allen B. Brown of East Brookfield answered a prompt on a game show and won a “millionaire” treat. He said he is thankful for his upcoming golden wedding anniversary with his wife, a rare occasion, as they prepare for the milestone with five grandchildren.
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Allen B. Brown
East Brookfield
Mr. Brown
Prohibition Agents Test Evidence In Moonshine Case
United States Commissioner Hayes hears testimony on moonshine transport by Joseph Rothfard of Dorchester. Prohibition Supervisor Roberts and Gordon C. McMaster describe an enhanced sniffer squad detecting odor in closed truck. Williams corroborates smell and finds alcohol in car tons. Rothfarb is held for Grand Jury after officers say they detected liquor en route to a hooch plant.
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Roberts
United States
Hayes
Gordon C. McMaster
Joseph Rothfard
Dorchester
West Medway
Agent Williams
Me- Master
Rothforb
Schneider Found Guilty of Perjury in Hall Case
Raymond Schneider was found guilty of perjury by a New Brunswick jury after 15 minutes deliberation. He accused Clifford Hayes of involvement in the murder of Rev. Edward W. Hall and choir singer Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills. Hayes was vindicated and Schneider held for sentence next week.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Dee
Raymond Schneider
Schneider
Clifford Hayes
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Hayes
Dwight Davis Elected National Tennis Head
Dwight F. Davis of St. Louis, donor of the Davis Trophy, has been nominated to succeed Julian Myrick of New York as president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. The announcement comes from New York with the nomination dated December 8.
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New York
Dwight F. Davis
St. Louis
Julian 8. Myrick
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Boys in secret auto gang disciplined in court
Five high school boys formed a secret society to steal high priced cars for joy rides with their girlfriends. Judge Heady in juvenile court sternly disciplined them and ordered corrective measures.
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Springfield
Probation Rules Set After Fines for Youth Offenders
A judge fined two youths $100 apiece and imposed strict rules. They may not go outside in the evenings without the probation officer’s express permission. They must study diligently and show steady progress in school standings with regular reports to authorities.
Probation and Work Order for Juvenile Offenders
The judge requires monthly cards to the probation officer for a check up and mandates work outside school to earn and pay a $100 fine within a year. He orders the boys to abandon their auto-taking habit and break up their social circle. Besides the penalties, they are to join the new school for unruly pupils opened by Superintendent Van Sickle, and Judge Heady sets study regulations after school officials report they are bright but not studying adequately.
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van Sickle
Heady
Bradley Acting Track Captain at Andover
Walter P. Bradley of Houston Texas is named acting captain of the academy track team after Louis G. Weincke enters Yale. The team will meet Exeter at the B A A meet in Boston Feb 3 and follows a schedule including Tech and Dartmouth freshmen events through June 2 at Exeter.
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Andover
Louis G. Weincke
Yale
Walter P. Bradley
Houston
Texas
Academy
Exeter
Arena
Boston
Tech
Dartmouth
Hanover
Harvard
Worcester
Harvard Inter-Scholastics
Cambridge
Wood Resigns Penn Provost Post to Align With Administration
Major General Leonard Wood resigns as provost of the University of Pennsylvania to comply with administration wishes and remain governor general of the Philippine Islands, the War Department officially announces today.
Attempted murder reverse from New Bedford suitor in 15 year old case
William Domingoes Depina of 371 Hillman Street was arrested at St Luke's Hospital charged with assault with intent to murder Beatrice Keyes age 15 of 16 Adams Street Fairhaven. Keyes lay wounded with a bullet under her right eye after Depina shot her at 74 South First Street. He confessed to shooting and then asked police to send officers.
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New Bedford
William Domingoes Depina
Hillman Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Beatrice Keyes
Adams Street
Fairhaven
Miss Keyes
Depina
Taunton Insane Hospital
Misa Keyes
Alice Keyes
South First Street
Beatrice
Mary Martin
Shell
St. Luke's
Tiernan Arrives in New York to Get On His Feet
John P. Tiernan, former Notre Dame faculty member whose marital affairs attracted public attention, has reached New York and will stay in seclusion for a period. His brother Peter, with Manhattan's corporation counsel office, said the family will assist him to “get straight with himself.”
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New York
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
Peter Tiernan
Corporation Counsel's Office
Manhattan
Tiernan
John
Tender Reception to Captain Jennings in Hyde Park
Captain William B. Jennings longtime Boston Fire Department member and Dorchester resident receives a reception from Station 21 on Columbia road as he becomes the first captain of fire engine station 49 in Hyde Park. He joined the department on April 28 189 and was lieutenant since 1916. He is brother to the late Malachi Jennings and Attorney Stephen Jennings and has relatives including Henry Jennings and Joseph Jennings.
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William B. Jennings
Boston Fire Department
Woodford Street
Dorchester
Hyde Park
Columbia Road
Jennings
Malachi Jennings
Stephen Jennings
Henry Jennings
Harvard Street
Joseph Jennings
Old Corner Book Store
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Walter Evans Edge, Jr
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Pfad
Theodore E. Hedlund
McAlpin Hote
Weber
Carnegie Hall
Philharmonic Orchestra
Paul B. Brown
Malden Trust Company
Dwight Davis
Touraine Jewelry and Gift Shop
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Cpp
Touraine Hotel
York Beach
BOY Auto Gang
Wolf’s
MY Clothier
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Heather
Bradley
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