Fatally Burned Mrs Claxton in Everett Home Fire Hazard
Mrs Miranda Claxton aged 79 died from burns suffered when a lighted match was used to search a clothes closet at the Prescott House in Everett. She was a sister of City Clerk Joseph H Cannell and had been a guest with her daughter Nettie Claxton who worked at Five Cents Savings Bank in Boston since the death of her husband Samuel N Claxton twenty five years ago. She died at Whidden Hospital late yesterday.
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Miranda Claxton
Joseph H. Cannell
Everett
Prescott House
Nettie Claxton
Five Cents Savings Bank
School Street
Boston
Samuel N. Claxton
Claxton
Whidden Hospital
Fire at Hotel Burns Proprietor and Guest Aids
Charles V. Wilson, hotel owner, suffered burns on his left hand while he and guest attorney Percy Gleason tried to extinguish a fire on an elderly guest’s clothes. Miss Ida J. Wilson, the proprietor’s daughter, seized a fire extinguisher and helped put out the blaze.
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Charles V. Wilson
Percy Gleason
Ida J. Wilson
Funeral Service for Mr Cannell in Everett
The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o clock at the home of Mr Cannell 04 Broadway Everett. The services will be read by the Rev Joan Holton pastor of the Congregational Church Newburyport. Burial will be at Woodlawn cemetery Everett.
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Cannell
Broadway
Everett
Joan Holton
Congregational Church
Newburyport
Woodlawn Cemetery
Splendid Christmas Stories Featured in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
The big Christmas number of the Boston Sunday Post Magazine next Sunday will feature splendid Christmas fiction by notable writers. It includes the usual Shorty Torchy story and contributions by Helen and Warren.
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Boston Sunday Post
Next Sunday
Helen
Warren
School of Reds Will Keep Going in Lexington
Lexington halts Sunday session of the so called Reds workers Sunday school after City Marshal O Brien warned against un American teachings. The organizer a Brown University graduate claimed Bolshevik sympathy and internationalist views but police would not discuss possible next steps.
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School OF ‘Reds
Lawrence
Lexington Hall
T. J. O’brien
Brown University
O’brien
Statement by school head and associates on police inquiry
Bert Emsley and associates Archie Adam son Sam Bramhall and Jacob Krauzer, on a committee to look into police activities, say the Workers Sunday school will continue with inquiry after truth and teach industrial democracy, working class solidarity, and still freedom. They vow nature, music, art, and brotherhood of man to children. They denounce Marshal O'Brien and demand return of borrowed books and the school roll.
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Bert Emsley
Archie Adamson
Sam Bramhall
Jacob Krauzer
Brotherhood of Man
Marshal O’brien
Bert Emeley
Methuen
Mayor faces tax limit vote after employee views blocked
Mayor Peters was informed by Senator John Halliwell that ten thousand city workers not including teachers cannot air views on a five dollar tax limit increase request. The committee has voted to recommend a one dollar increase to the Legislature, with no further action possible. The mayor had asked the report be deferred to hear employee positions.
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Peters
John Halliwell
Legislative Committee On Municipal Finance
Boston
Halliwell
Dowling Held on Forgery Charge
Abner C. Dowling a major in the U S Army was arrested on a $978 army voucher forgery charge. Intelligence officers traced him from New York to stop payment and he was taken to the Northeastern Department in Boston for federal court proceedings.
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Abner C. Dowling
United States Army
Intelligence Department
William T. Taber
Dowling
New York City
Commodore
Boston
Man Charged With Murder After Haymarket death
Rufus J. Oxley proprietor of Capital Chambers died from a gunshot wound in the Haymarket Relief station. Henry A. Frazier faces a murder charge after Oxley, who was on the danger list for four days, intervened in a quarrel between Mrs. Frazier and her husband at a West End lodging house.
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Rufus J. Oxley
Capital Chambers
Bowdoin Street
Haymarket
Henry A. Frazier
Smoker at B. U. The Maine Club of Boston University
A brief note reports a smoker event at Boston University tied to The Maine Club. No further details on date or attendees are provided in the readable text.
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The
Maine Club of
Boston University
How to Tell a Freshman at Harvard in Cambridge
The description portrays a long lean Harvard freshman in a particular uniform: a brown soft hat with August’s red ribbon, soft collar, crimson tie, white shirt, dark sack suit, crimson socks, lowcuts, and a mania for motorcycles. The piece suggests this attire defines the Cambridge freshmen of the year.
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August
Harvard
Cambridge
Chelsea man held on illicit still charges with two stills found
Samuel Glazier aged 29 of 121 Essex Street Chelsea was arrested Monday night on two counts of possessing illicit stills in his home. He was held on $500 bond by United States Commissioner Hayes for a hearing set on December 2.
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Samuel Glazier
Essex Street
Chelsea
United States
Hayes
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