Pig's Eye to Restore Sight for Blinded Teen
Alfred Lemonowicz, 18, who was blinded by fireworks at age nine, is to receive a pig’s eye transplant in an operation by Dr. Edward Morgan in Paterson New Jersey. The doctor said optic nerves remain intact and that sight should return in the right eye after the transplant. The surgeon noted a similar procedure was successfully done about 20 years ago.
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Paterson
N. J
United News
Alfred Lemonowicz
Lemonowicz
Edward Morgan
Man Arrested for Polygamy in Boston Area
Stanley C. Parker alias Stanley Webster, 36, of Loudon New Hampshire, was brought to Back Bay police on a polygamy charge for illegally marrying four women. Bail was not set by nightfall. He had marriages dating back to 1906 with Margaret Perry of Winthrop, Edna Gibson of Back Bay, and two other women from New Hampshire. Two children were said to be from those unions. A Bronx-era detail about everlasting flowers is noted but unrelated.
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Stanley C. Parker
Stanley Webster
Louden
N. H
Back Bay
William Boyden
Parker
Margaret Perry
Winthrop
Edna Gibson
St. Germain Street
Derry
Concord
Boston
Cronin
Sweeney
Stoughton Street
Upham’s Corner
Savin Hill
Bowley's Wife Testifies in Cronin Trial
Mrs. Margaret Bowley testified in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Dubuque and a jury about being forced by Patrolman Laurence P. Cronin down an embankment and coerced into improper acts during an alleged attempted assault.
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Margaret Bowley
Superior Criminal Court
Dubuque
Laurence P. Cronin
Cronin
Radio Courtroom Witnesses Describe Cronin Incident
Mrs. Bowley and her husband testified about Cronin's alleged mistreatment during a late night auto ride to Cambridge and Savin Hill. She recounted threats to arrest for beer and coercion, while details of the car stop and location followed similar testimony by her husband.
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Cronin
Bowley
Sweeney
McCarthy
Fire Department Announces Retirements Promotions and Transfers
Fire Commissioner Glynn issued a general order retiring Engineer William E. Boyd of Engine 25 and Hoseman Frank L. Jewett of Engine 2. John W. Duggan becomes engineer and Daniel E. Murphy acts assistant engineer. Transfers include Francis A. Regan to Engine 25, Duggan to Engine 43, and John J. Hanley to Ladder 25.
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Glynn
William E. Boyd
Frank L. Jewett
John W. Duggan
Daniel E. Murphy
Cigar Makers Elect Officers In Boston Union
John Van Vaerenewyck was elected president of Boston Cigarmakers Union 95 with five candidates in the field. Other officers named include Vice-president John Evans Secretary-treasurer KE Van Popper Assistant treasurer Charles Claus and recording secretary Henry [last name truncated].
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John van Vaerenewyck
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Boston Cigarmakers Union 95
John Evans
KE. van Popper
Charles Claus
Henry
Delegates Named For Labor Union Meetings In Boston
Abrahams heads the Boston Central Labor Union executive board with delegates listed from the Massachusetts State Branch A F L and Boston Central Labor Union. Names include Thomas Green Frank Pilaten Camille Dower George Van Baker Sol Jacobs Ben Wagenvoort H Van Mierlo G Van Der Meir Abe Arronson John Van Vaerenewyck Jack Schneider Aaron Velleman Henry Abrahams L Henderson Frank McCarthy and C Bray.
Woman Claims Poisoning Belief as She Seeks Help
A 25 year old woman named Marion Miller arrived at the East Dedham Street police station saying she was dying. She was rushed to City Hospital where doctors diagnosed poisoning but expect she will recover.
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Marion Miller
Shawmut Avenue
Dedham Street
Burns
City Hospital
Gaston Denies Involvement in Lodge Ouster Move
Colonel William A. Gaston of Boston says he had no part in the campaign to oust Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, noting he was defeated by Lodge by a 7000 plurality after a recount. The report notes his arrival aboard the Olympia and his surprise at the movement.
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New York
William A. Gaston
Boston
Olympia
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
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Lucien
Plaid
Wolf’s “My Clothier
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Lawrence. F. Cronin
Cambridge
Henry Bayard Phillips
WNAC
Shepard
Jean Sargent
Arlington
Charlestown Navy Yard
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Praetorius
Osgood
Shepard Colonial Orchestra
Wm. H. Stewart
H. Arm
Edward Manning
Lillian Kivian
Wgi-Amrad
Medford
Hillside
Abber E. Baird
Caines College of Phycal Culture
Brunswick and Boring
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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Estey-Reed
Lewis Dunham
U. 8
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Chicago
Boston American
Santa Claus
Santa
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Lady Gregory
Veronica Dickey
Jack Rabbit
David Cory
New York Evening Mail
Fred A. Scheffler
The
Fuller Engineering Company
Helen Forker
First Congregational Church
Caldwell
Philip Jacobs
National Tuberculosis Association
Triangle Orchestra
T. W. Kuechenmeister
William Firsh
William May
David Hogan
Rocco Penna
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Valerius
Arling
WGY
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N. Y
General Electric Co
U. S. Naval Observatory
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Jack Frost
WGY Orchestra
Wilson
Barrett
WCK
Schgectady
WEAF
Edna Mampell
Jules S. Déux
A. H. Griswold
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Ary van Leewaan
Robert Davis
Elinor France
Gordon Drexel
Mabel Juanay
KYW
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Elmer Schulten
George Zander
al C. Nelson
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Elmo Mack
Detroit
WBZ
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Mass
Chicopee Hight
Elizabeth E. Ronayne
Plymouth
Tion
Horace J. Rice
Harry H. Newsome
Paul Lawrence
Phenee
S<zer
Pepsinic Seltzer CO
Front St
Worcester
Allyn, McClere Labernentas
Cigar Makers
Priscilla
Gaston Says
Bromfield
Leonard
Tremont St
Park St
Noyes Bros
Noyes
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