Shuman Trial Hearings See Denials From Three Women
Witnesses including Miss Freel Miss Plunkett and Mrs Bosquet testified in the Shuman case denying improper relations with Shuman. Shuman himself defended his conduct noting preserves for his children and denying kisses or embraces. The judge cautioned on remarks and moved toward more testimony Friday.
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Hall
Forbes
Shuman
Worcester
Miss Freel
Clinton
Miss Plunkett
Sterling Inn
Bosquet
Florence Girardina
Drop in Prices for Turkeys Hits Wholesale and Retail Markets
Turkey prices fell yesterday with wholesale bids from 55 to 58 cents per pound and retail sales around 65 cents per pound. Despite Thanksgiving high, the birds are forecast to be cheaper this year.
Turkeys and Cranberries Price Outlook for Christmas Season
Market chatter predicts lower wholesale turkey prices, with ample last minute supply mainly Western birds and few Northern birds. Cranberries remain around 30 cents a quart retail, some at 35 cents, higher than last year due to a smaller crop despite not being as high as earlier rumors.
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Turkey
Cape Cod
Child Hunter Shoots Deer to Win NH Title
Mary Clement, 13, of Canada, is named champion child hunter of New Hampshire after she woke to a barn noise at dawn, loaded her father’s gun, and fired both barrels. The shot felled the buck deer and left her briefly knocked down.
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Manchester
N. H
Mary Clement
Canada
New Hampshire
Mayor-Elect Mahoney Names Miss Loftus as Secretary
Lawrence December 21 Daniel W. Mahoney the mayor-elect announced he will appoint Miss Sarah E. Loftus as his private secretary when he takes office next month. Loftus is a Lawrence Gas Company clerk with broad experience in local attorney offices and is described as a popular young lady.
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Lawrence
Daniel W. Mahoney
Sarah E. Loftus
Lawrence Gas Company
House Bill for Russian Relief Agreed to in Conference
Senate conferees agreed to remove all Senate amendments from the relief bill. The measure, carrying 20 million dollars for food for starving Russians, remains in the same form approved by the House. The conference report was approved before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
House
France’s New Plan at Arms Conference Favors Detail
Washington December 21 The Arms Conference stalls on formal talks yet delegates hold private consultations boosting hope for early resolution. With capital ship ratios agreed, focus shifts to auxiliary craft and submarine limits as France prepares estimates while Shantung talks show movement toward accord. The four power Pacific treaty dispute stirs debate as Britain seeks total submarine abolition in a planned executive session.
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Washington
Associated Press
France
Naval Committee
Shantung
Tokio
Tsingtao-Tsinanfu
Harding
White House
State Department
Great Britain
Lord Lee
Cash Milk Scheme Attacked By Boston Dealers
The Boston Suburban Milk Dealers cite the cash and carry milk plan as a publicity stunt hatched by Eugene Hultman and backed by a grocery firm. Henry Davis labels the scheme a misleading underprice tactic that harms milk consumers while dealers provide year round service.
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Boston
Eugene ©. Hultman
Massachusetts Commission On the Necessaries of Life
Boston and Suburban Milk Dealers’ Association
Henry Davis
Hultman
Davis
Salvation Army appeals for Christmas relief amid weak donations
Donations to the Salvation Army for Christmas dinner and winter relief lag behind last year as mail returns and street collections run about half. Mrs. Colonel W. A. McIntyre, provincial relief officer, urged the public tonight to be generous toward the poor cared for by the Army.
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Salvation Army
W. A. McIntyre
Break in Back Bay House Ties Cambridge Man to Fenway Robbery
John B. Perkins of 6 Livermore Street Cambridge faces Central Court after being arrested on a charged deed related to a break at Dr. Derrick D. Wall’s 60 Fenway home. The burglary last week saw about 1500 dollars in property stolen. Special Officers Mc Nabb and Lowney led the arrest.
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John B. Perkins
Livermore Street
Cambridge
Central Court
Derrick D. Wall
Fenway
Perkins
McNabb and Lowney
Army to distribute Christmas dinner baskets at Ford Hall
The Army plans a Christmas dinner distribution for 8 000 to 10 000 people at Ford Hall on Saturday at 2 p.m. Baskets will go to applicants via welfare workers from hospitals and dispensaries, including prisoners' families. Colonel W A McIntyre asks donations at 8 East Brookline Street.
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Ford Hall
Army
W. A. McIntyre
East Brookline Street
Melrose business leader C H Lang dead at 71
Charles H Lang of Melrose longtime president of Heywood Wakefield Company and prominent citizen dies at 113 Bellevue Avenue aged 71. He leaves wife, one son Copeland Lang and three daughters Beatrice Lang Mrs C Frederick Sprague and Mrs Henry Flanders. Born 1850 in Dover New Hampshire he moved to Reading as a child and rose from clerk to president in 1911. Funeral at his home tomorrow at 2 PM with burial in Wyoming Cemetery.
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Charles H. Gang
Melrose
Heywood-Wakefield Company
Rattan
Bellevue Avenue
Wyoming Cemetery
Lang
Copeland Lang
Beatrice Lang
C. Frederick Sprague
Henry Flanders
Mr. Lang
Dover
N. H
Reading
Reading High School
Burdett’s Commercial School
Boston
Fake Chicken Inspector Targeted Boston Restaurants
Police seek a phony chicken inspector who collected 5 to 10 dollars from Chinese restaurant proprietors in Chinatown South End and Roxbury for not prosecuting alleged nonstandard chickens. The scam is linked to Manchester New Hampshire and Providence over the past six months.
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Boston
Chinatown
South End
Roxbury
Manchester
N. H
Providence
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Lipton's Tea
C. H. Lang
Rae Anu Olor
Petacour
Alleniun Smith Patterson Co
Velie
United States
Velie Motors Corporation
Moline
Illinois
NEW England Velie Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Tel
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