Judge warns grand jurors on bank indictments and Pelletier case
A special grand jury was organized under Attorney General Allen to consider indictments against bank officials and others linked to the Pelletier removal and Coakley disbarment. Judge Fosdick urged impartiality despite Pelletier being abroad for health. The panel elected Martin J. McGuire as foreman and James A. Ricardi as clerk, including four salesmen, two managers, two foremen, an architect and a contractor.
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Allen
Hall
Court House
Joseph C. Pelletier
Daniel H. Coakley
Albert Hurwitsz
Frederick W. Fosdick
Pelletier
Europe
Martin J. McGuire
Dorchester Avenue
James A. Ricardi
Maryland Street
Maine Central R R Income Increases
Portland Maine December 26 The Maine Central Railroad reports net operating income for the first eleven months of this year up by 2 565 824 over the same period last year President Morris McDonald says a substantial surplus after fixed charges is likely for the year The net surplus to December 1 stands at 492 287, 2 465 552 more than in 1921
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Portland
Maine Central Railroad
Morris McDonald
Isadora Duncan Attacked by Drunken Champagne
New York December 26 Isadora Duncan reportedly slipped after drinking drugged champagne at a Christmas test ahead of her Brooklyn Academy of Music farewell. The intoxication disrupted the performance and cut the program short.
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New York
United News
Isadora Duncan
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Miss Duncan Flight From Stage Ends Troubled Toledo Affair
Miss Duncan left for Toledo distraught and misunderstood after a concert at the Academy of Music ended abruptly when her pianist departed and the dancer stumbled through a Schubertian waltz without music. She collapsed at curtain call and hid from her husband Serge Yessinen as Max Rabinowitz could not be located to explain his departure. She described Christmas as hard for those with lost children and recalled a champagne gift that led to a delirium. Managers blamed the pianist for ending the show early and the dancer for being discouraged by his absence.
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Miss Duncan
Serge Yessinen
Max Rabinowitz
Sarah Bernhardt
Serge
Drowns When Ice Gives Way in Mill River Channel
In Taunton on December 2 6 a group of youngsters building an ice house on Mill River ice fell through. Adam Leizik aged 12 of 2 Third Avenue drowned while Walter Sandagga and two Whitman Manufacturing Company workers fell in. Two workers Adelard Nolan and Patrick Cavanagh vanished briefly but were saved with brooms. Theodore Lefebre helped recover the others including Leizik's body.
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Taunton
Mill River
Adam Leizik
Third Avenue
Walter Sandagga
Whitman Manufacturing Company
Adelard Nolan
Patrick Cavanagh
Theodore Lefebre
Sandagga
Leizik
Washington Docket Shapes Tariff and Trade Debates
Neither Senate nor House met as cabinet discussed the new tariff law and the Borah economic conference proposal. Senate Republicans weighed modified support while Chief Justice Tait said senior circuit judges would meet Thursday to ease federal docket congestion. Administration leaders reportedly opposed McKellar shipping bill amendments targeting treaty discrimination against the United States. Headache relief laxative advertisement promotes BromO.
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Senate
House
Tait
United States
Fire destroys Montreal parish church amid suspected arson
A Montreal parish church, the 10th Catholic building struck in Canada this year, burned last night with no signs of arson. Reports say Thomas D'Alfréd at Fasaett was the church involved, and investigators note no incendiary traces unlike other incidents.
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Montreal
Canada
Thomas D
Arm Amputated to Prevent Tetanus after Hunting Injury
Charles Stevens of Newton New Hampshire had his right arm amputated at General Stephen H. Gale Hospital to prevent tetanus after a gunshot wound from a Deerfield hunting trip ten days earlier. Dr Benson performed the procedure today.
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Haverhill
Charles Stevens
Newton, N. H
Stephen H. Gale
Benson
Stevens
Deerfield
N. H
Funeral for Mrs. Ida Cushing Underwood at Belmont home
The funeral for Ida Cushing Underwood wife of William L. Underwood lecturer and naturalist will be held at her Belmont home 60 Common Street this afternoon at 3 oclock. She was 63 and a graduate of the local school.
Family ties in 19th century figures underwood clan
The obituary notes Vagehr College born in 1883 and married to Mr. Underwood in 1887. Survived by husband, one son William J. Underwood of the Williamnderwood Company, and one grandson William Julian Underwood.
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Vagehr College
Mr. Underwood
William J. Underwood
Williamnderwood Company
William Julian Underwood
6th Fleet Rest Gives Better Metall Values at $5-$7
Believed improved metall values cited in BEDELLS SHOES ad from Washington at Bedford. Personal service described as offered by the retailer. Calls attention to price range and local availability.
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Bedell
Washington &T
Bedford
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