Girls as Tools of Crooks Warned in Boston
Police caution households about gangs using young women posing as maids to scout homes and report valuables. The crooks use informants to pinpoint targets and await clear signals before acting, urging extra scrutiny when hiring domestics.
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Boston
Wardwell Maid Missing After Theft At Merrymount Park Home
Mrs. and Mr. George Wardwell of Merrymount Park Quincy report a young woman posing as a maid stole valuables including lingerie a skirt a waist a gold watch several diamonds and pins after working while their son was home police and insurance detectives pursue a suspect described as about 24 with tortoise shell glasses light blue dress and red hat. The same description is linked to similar thefts in Brockton and other towns. Authorities aim to locate her for clues to identify the thieves and recover the stolen items.
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Quincy
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Ministers of Portland Underpaid
Portland Maine December 9 The salaries of more than half the Protestant preachers in the nation are under 800 a year Rev Ralph S Cushman told the state conference of the Interchurch World Movement He noted that trained Christian laborer is worthy of his hire and that the movement seeks to raise community awareness to spur improvement in wages and other lines
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Portland
Ralph S. Cushman
Interchurch World Movement
Piping Crow At Franklin Park Charms Park Visitors
A piping crow at the Franklin Park bird house astonishes visitors by singing on cue when keeper Dan Hawkins whistles. The Australian bird performs daily, typically in the afternoon, providing a charming display for the public.
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Boston Zoo
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Bird House
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Dan” Hawkins
Dan
Martens Papers Not Protected Denied by Court
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Greenbaum refused Ludwig C. A. K. Martens an exemption from a subpena by the joint legislative committee investigating seditious activities. Martens must appear before the committee and surrender books and papers in his possession.
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New York
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Supreme Court
Samuel Greenbaum
Joint Legislative Committee
Martens
Former Bank Clerk Held for Grand Jury
Marshall F. Smith of Somerville waived examination when arraigned before a United States commissioner on the charge of embezzling $4000 from the National Shawmut Bank. He was held for the federal grand jury in $1600 bond. Smith recently lived in this city after a trip to California. Polk and Bliss Sail for Home Today.
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Somerville
United States
National Shawmut Bank
Federal Grand Jury
Smith
California
Polk
Gen. Bliss
Brockton proposes over $112000 in city salary raises
The finance and joint special committees recommend salary increases for city officials, department heads, and police and fire personnel totaling more than 112000. A notable rise is a 1500 increase for Mayor Gleason raising the top mayoral pay from 3000 to 4500.
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Brockton
Gleason
Monarchist council formed in Germany to press restoration
Berlin Dec 9 A new organization named the German council aims to influence the press toward restoring the monarchy. Led by Count Behrendorff a former Prussian House of Lords member the body reportedly has substantial funds, Die Freihelt states.
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Berlin
Germany
Die Freihelt
German Council
Count Behrendorff
House of Lords
Peace treaty notes warn Germany on armistice exit
The State Department released the Supreme Council notes on the Paris peace treaty. They deny German demands to modify the treaty over war crimes pronouncements and prisoner returns until ratification. The notes insist on no delay for entry into force and urge signing of the protocol for ratifications.
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Washington
State Department
Supreme Council
Paris
Baron von Leisner
United States
Council
Germany
Scapa Flow
U S Plans Higher Spending After Omission Errors
Washington report shows proposed federal outlays rising to 5 249 470 031 from 4 865 400 000 due to omissions in next year estimates. Rep Good notes omitted items include 78 million for road work and 150 3 million for war debt redemptions.
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Representative Good
Iowa
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Congress
United States Railroad Administration
Good
Glass
Higgins Name Up for Deputy Commission Post
Henry A Higgins, master of Deer Island House of Correction, is slated for second deputy commissioner of correction. Edward C R Bagley would become first deputy. The council must approve both appointments and compensation, with Governor's Council consent required.
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Henry A. Higgins
House of Correction
Deer Island
Correction
Sanford Bates
Edward C. R. Bagley
Governor’s Council
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