Brothers Rescue Themselves From Icy River Plunge
Two brothers from 32 Canal Street West Medford skated on the Mystic River when the ice broke. Herbert and Ralph fought the water, Herbert crawling to solid ice first, Ralph grabbing a life preserver and inching to safety. They were warmed at Mrs. Samuel Perry’s home and later taken home by police ambulance.
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Canal Street
West Medford
Chris
Mystic River
Wierbert
Ralph
Herbert
Samuel Perry
Medford
Wilson at 65 silent on public policy after Paris work
Former President Wilson remains silent on current foreign policy, insisting public discussion would revive hatreds toward him. Ray Stannard Baker plans a data rich work drawn from Wilson’s papers, while Mumulty’s book faces Senate scrutiny. Wilson’s health, noted as improving on his 65th birthday, is described as better than since 1919.
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Baker
League of Nations
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United News
League backs sacramental wine use in churches
The Anti-Saloon League board of trustees declares no opposition to churches using sacramental wine. State Superintendent William H. Anderson says the league maintains its historic stance against interference with religious liberties and denies any prohibition on religious customs.
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United News
Anti-Saloon League
Board of “Trustees
William H. Anderson
League
Bootleggers Feud Shots Continue In Boston Crime Spree
Gunmen attacked Leo Marangi near a bootlegger feud linked to the killings of Giuseppe de Pescia and Frank Marangi. John Marangi was previously stabbed. witnesses describe a behind-the-counter shot and a fleeing assailant. Police seek suspects Mike Profido and Catello Caicci as others are questioned. The latest victim remains in critical condition.
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John Marangi
Giuseppe de Pescia
East
Boston
Leo Marangi
Marangi
Mfen
Mike Profido
Catello Caicci
Chelsea
New York
Giles
Frank Marang
Prince Street
Margaret Street
North End
John
Haymarket Square
Land Damage Award of 89 000 Approved for Station 2 Site
Mayor approves 89 000 land damage award to Central Wharf & Corporation for taking 67 square feet of land and a building on Sears Street for the new station 2 building project.
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Central Wharf & Corporation
Sears Streets
Aeters
Shot in dispute over liquor sale ends in hospital
Alfia da Frima a fish dealer, described by police as connected to the liquor trade, lies in dying condition at Lawrence General Hospital after being shot three times in the right breast by Michael Pennacchio at Pennacchio's home 1324 Common Street. Police say Pennacchio confessed and is held on $25,000 bail for assault to commit murder.
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Lawrence
Alfia’ da Frima
Mick
Lawrence General Hospital
Michael Pennacchio
Common Street
Pennacchio
Boston State Hospital Christmas Dance Attracts 500 Inpatients
More than 500 patients of the Boston State Hospital Mattapan attended the Christmas dance in the Chapel Hall where the institution was festooned and decorated for the holiday event.
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Boston State Hospital
Mattapan
Corcoran Surrenders on Larceny and Extortion Charges
Corcoran appeared before Judge Bishop and was held on a $10,000 bail. He faces 27 indictments including 180 counts for larceny conspiracy procuring women for immoral purposes extortion and accessory before the fact. Theresa Duggan and Max Korn were arraigned with Duggan released on nominal bail and required to report daily. Corcoran fled after arraignment and returned home to New York amid questions over extradition.
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Brockton
Corcoran
New York
Walter
William H.goodrich
Campello
Commonwealth Avenue
Theresa Duggan
Florence Street
Cambridge
James L. Donovan
Boston
Max Korn
Kenneth Merrill
Theresa
John “Mitchell
Boston Police
Duggan
Mitchell
Vahey
Robert Crowley
U S May Trade With Soviets
Washington reports point to relaxed U S stance toward the Bolshevik government In Moscow officials see signs of policy change toward private trade and industry and a possible resumption of relations The Soviet leaders admit state control of commerce and industry had failed and moves toward capitalist principles have been under way for months
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United News
Russia
all-Russian Soviet Congress
Moscow
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