Two Pickpockets Sentenced. Five Women Shoplift Suspects
Frank J. Neary alias Fred Murphy and Gerald H. Brown alias Harry Harri son each got 15 months in the House of Correction on the pickpocket charge, with a separate year and three months on related complaints. They faced arrest by Officers Hoppy and Lyons after witnesses saw them dipping into passengers on a Trinity Place train and a Boston Worcester car. Five women, including Mary Quinn and Chylee Stone, faced shoplifting charges. three were placed on probation, while Annie J. Johnson and Margaret G. Ford were fined $15 each after names of other suspects were provided.
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Frank J. Neary
Fred Murphy
Gerald H. Brown
Harry Harrison
House of Correction
Municipal Criminal Court
C. K. Stinson
Hast -Templeton
Mass
Trinity Place
Boston and Worcester
Park Square
Hoppy
Station 4
Lyons
Station 16
Testi
Charles Street
Mary Quinn
Shton
Chylee Stone
Allston i
Iy &, Coffey
Bellingham
Annie J. Johnson
Main Street
Cambridge
Margaret G. Ford
Dorchester
Baltimore & Ohio Strike Ends After 18 Months
After eighteen months out, striking machinists on the Baltimore and Ohio system reached an agreement with the company and will return to work. The settlement involved concessions by both sides, leaving the dispute mutually satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad System
Actress Receives Stork in Theatre Scene
The Hub Theatre welcomed a six pound daughter to Mrs. Fred Pisano known as Nittie Bingham yesterday afternoon while she awaited her cue for a vaudeville act. She fell ill just before the couple’s turn and was unable to perform, leaving her husband to perform solo.
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Stork
Hub
Fred Pisano
Nittie Bingham
Kittie Bingham
Boston Comedienne
Birtil
Child performer Mrs Pisano and family on stage
Mrs Pisano has performed since age four and travels with General and Mrs Tom Thumb in their Lilliputians. Her two sisters and her brother are also on the stage.
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Mrs. Pisano
General
Tom Thumb
Actress Mrs Pisano Birth Secret Sparks Scene
Audience ignorance surrounded a late game incident as Mrs Pisano gave birth in a dressing room. Mother and baby were moved to the St Leon Hotel rooms where both are reported to be doing well. The Pisano marriage was kept private since last April linking to theatrical family roots.
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St. Leon Hotel
Bulfinch Street
Pisanos
Pisano
J. W. Bingham
Belle Varna
Municipal League Candidates Tour City to Meet Voters
The Municipal League candidates Ernest E. Smith Daniel J. McDonald and Joseph A. Sheehan toured the city last evening visiting neighborhood gatherings dancing and whist parties in various social quarters. They did not speak at the events their aim was to talk with voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal League
Ernest E. Smith
Daniel J. McDonald
Joseph A. Sheehan
League
Music Teachers National Association opens 32nd convention in Boston
The 32nd annual Music Teachers National Association convention opens at Boston University with speakers from Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Fitchburg. Harvard officials and faculty including Walter R Spalding are scheduled to speak as sessions focus on college and university interests.
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Music Teachers National Association
Boston University
Boston
Rosgetter G. Cole
Music Department
University of Wisconsin
Fluntington
Francis
York
Detroit
S. W. Langmard
P. W. Dykema
Ethical Culture School
New York
Gilbert and Sullivan
H. H. Huss
P. H. Joepp
Philadelphia
Frank KE. Morse
F. W. Archibald
Salem
J. G. Thompson
Fitchburg
Walter R. Spalding
Harvard
R Owell
Cambridge Seeks More Permanent Firemen and Captains
The Cambridge fire committee approved creating permanent captains for the three chemical companies and recommended 10 additional permanent firefighters. This marks a key step toward a permanent fire department. The Board of Aldermen referred the measure to finance, with Common Council action expected next week after adjournment.
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Committee On Fire Department
Cambridge
Fire Department
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Finance
Common Council
Stalled Train Delays Elevated Tunnel Commute
A six car southbound train stalled in the tunnel near Boylston station caused a lengthy delay on the Elevated between 5:32 p.m. and 5:52 p.m. The dead cars and slippery rails halted progress, prompting aid from the rear train as workers struggled to couple and push the disabled train over the incline, disrupting service between North station and Dudley street.
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Boylston Station
North Station
Dudley Street
Buckley Opens Re Election Campaign With Five Rallies
Charlestown councillor Timothy J. Buckley kicked off his bid for re election by staging five open air rallies in Wards 4 and 5 with aid from James J. Mullen Jr. He spoke at Warren Henley Park junction and similar venues then plans further talks in East Boston with James H. Brennan and Mullen assisting.
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Charlestown
James J. Mullen, Jr
Warren
Henley
Park Street
Buckley
Maverick Square
Central Square
Day Square
Boston
James H. Brennan
Ward 5
Vahey Declares Candidacy for Senate Fight Against Lodge
James H. Vahey, a receptive Democratic candidate, said he would wage a Senate race if a majority of the Legislature’s Democrats name him as the party nominee to challenge Senator Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Vahey
United States
Lodge
Massachusetts Democrats debate caucus versus conference for Senate bid
Mr Vahey opposes a Democratic Legislature caucus preferring a conference to discuss candidates. He argues Democrats should be free to vote their district, and a Senate run is possible if minority members pick him. Rumors of GOP resistance to caucus and talks of Weeks or McCall as Lodge substitutes persist ahead of Foss liberty rallies at Faneuil Hall.
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Vahey
Massachusetts
Beacon Hill
United States Senate
John W. Weeks
Samuel W. McCall
Senator Lodge
Mr. Foss
Faneuil Hall
A. A. Berle
Thomas J. Boynton
Everett
Carnival prize cups on exhibit for Lexington Winter Carnival
A display of 24 first prize cups, with two more expected, showcases trophies for events at the Lexington Winter Carnival to be held January 7 at Twin Elm Spring estate. Valued over 1000 dollars, the cups feature silver, gold, cut glass and Flemish oak designs donated by societies, firms, and individuals to support the Minute Men Memorial Armory.
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Lexington
Twin Elm Spring
William Read & Sons
Washington Street
Minute Men Memorial Armory
Lafarge Paintings Exhibit Opens at Museum of Fine Arts
A public showing features 150 late John LaFarge paintings collected by Director Arthur Fairbanks and the museum from Greater Boston. Most works come on loan from Boston businessmen with a few owned by the museum. Notable pieces include Paradise Valley loaned by Thornton K. Lothrop and The Halt of the Wise Men loaned by Edward W. Hooper.
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John LaFarge
New York City
Museum of Fine Arts
Arthur Fairbanks
Museum
Boston
Lafarge
Paradise Valley
Thornton K. Lothrop
Edward W. Hooper
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Etna
Filenes
COATS
Selieks
Sterithetn
The
Boston Opera
Boston Post
Sunday Post
Opera Seat Editor
C. M. Payne
Honey Bunch
Dearie
Bouen
Dynema
Victor
Victor Records
M. Steinert & Sons CO
Piano
Victor Depts
Boylston Street
Victor Dept
Arch Street
New England
Timothy J. Buckley
Senate
Victor I
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