Elephant dolls delight Tony and Waddy at Franklin Park Zoo
Dan Harkins dressed as Santa gave the elephants a stuffed elephant doll yesterday. Tony and Waddy inspect the toy with care noting four legs velvet paws and a trunk. They test carrying it in trunks and discuss sharing the new plaything before it may be retired to the ragbag.
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Dan Harkins
Franklin Park
Santa Claus
Onos
Waddy
Tony
Franklin Park Zoo
Wilson Foundation campaign plans outlined by state meeting
More than 30 professionals gathered at the Women's City Club to finalize preliminary plans for a Woodrow Wilson Foundation statewide campaign. State chairman John Moors urged that the effort is an invitation to fund a national acknowledgment of Wilson’s service, not a drive. Richard Hobart announced state and city headquarters at Tremont Street.
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Women's City Club
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
John ¥. Moors
Wilson Foundation
Wilson
Richard Hobart
Boston
Tremont Street
Campaign Cost Murphy 2085 Dollars in Mayoral Run
John R. Murphy filed personal expense accounts showing campaign outlays including 2085 dollars and 2000 dollars for Baxter. Charlestown candidate Pees lists items from December including theatre 35 dollars and a 1000 dollar contribution from John F. Doherty, plus 200 dollars from the contribution committee T J Driscoll. Baxter’s entry shows 3000 dollars for the Charles S Baxter Carenalen Committee. The law requires municipal candidates to file disclosure.
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John R. Murphy
Charles S&s
Young's
Baxter
Charles S. Baxter
Campaigns Must File Statements Within 30 Days of Election
The document requires campaigns and committees to file their statements by next Tuesday and to complete the filing within 30 days after the election.
Assailant Captured After Winter Attack Near Wilmington
Mrs. Louis Toye aged about 32 and her four year old daughter were assaulted in a South Tewksbury home by Ben Mitchell of Lowell. Mitchell, a former soldier, was tracked from a camp two miles away and after a hours long pursuit was cornered and ordered to surrender by three Wilmington officers and a station agent.
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Wilmington
Louis Toye
South Tewksbury
Brown Street
East Billerica
Roland Sanborn
Ernest R. Currier
Elmore Ie Howe
Joseph A. Caron
Mitchell
Currier
Howe
Mr. Caron
Fight With His Fists Ends in Arrest at Close Quarters
Mitchell resisted with fists as Officers Currier and Howe restrained him in close grappling, then handcuffed him. He was taken to Lowell and jailed on three charges including assault.
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Mitchell
Currier
Howe
Lowell
Reward Split For Prisoner Return In Newton Case
Warden Elmer E Shattuck of the state prison offered 100 for the return of Harry Berwin who escaped Friday in a packing case. The prize was split 60 50 with Miss Josephine Ireland of Ward street Newton Centre receiving 60 and Frederic M Mitchell Newton police chief receiving 50 to distribute among officers who aided.
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Elmer E. Shattuck
Harry Berwin
Josephine Ireland
Ward Street
Newton Centre
Berwin
West Newton
Frederic M. Mitchell
Newton
Miss Ireland
Mills to Close Lawrence Mills for Stock-Take
During the semi annual stock taking at the Pacific mills the cotton and mint departments will close December 29 and the worsted department December 30, reopening January 3. Mill officials cited business conditions warranting the closing.
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Lawrence
Pacific Mills
Cotton and Mint
Break and Enter Larceny Case Ties to Mrs Toye Assault
report notes battery on Mrs Toye and related breaking and entering and larceny. Louis Toye, husband of the victim, is an insurance agent. Mrs Toye is under doctor care at her home tonight and in a serious nervous condition was stated.
Transportation rates resume postponed to January eleventh
The notice states that all transportation rates scheduled for resumption in January have been postponed to January 11. The commission has also prepared a schedule setting the order of testimony to be taken up to February.
Former Moderator Dr James Ballantyne Dies at 64
Rev. Dr. James Ballantyne, formerly moderator of the Canadian Presbyterian General Assembly, died suddenly at his Toronto home today. He was 64 years old.
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Toronto
James Ballantyne
Canadian Presbyterian General Assembly
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Lonely
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brown
America
Standard Neckwear Company
U. S
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New England
Liberal Credit
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Smoker’s Stand
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Sheraton
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Main St
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