Fire guts Dan dels and Tosca restaurant on Hanover Street
Early morning blaze destroyed the Dan dels Wilson Furniture Company four story building on Hanover Street opposite the police station and damaged the adjacent Tosca restaurant. Firefighters contained the flames by 3:30 AM as onlookers sheltered in cold night air. Police housed dozens of victims after the disaster and the branch Hanover Trust Company building remained undamaged.
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Wilson Furniture Company
Hanover Street
Tosca
Ridion
Hanover Treet
Até Et
Hanover Trust Company
Hanover and
Cross Street
Coves
No Life Found on Venus Despite Claims of Water
Investigations by E. St. John of Wilson Observatory and Seth B. Nicholson indicate Venus supports no life. They reported no detectable oxygen or water evidence and ruled out animal life, in papers read at the American Astronomical Society annual convention at Swarthmore College.
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Swarthmore, Pa
E. St. John
Wilson Observatory
California
Seth B. Nicholson
Venus
American Astronomical Society
Swarth College
Seven Stills Taken in Raids in Methuen
Moonshine raids by prohibition agents and Methuen Police Chief John W. Beaumont result in the seizure of two large still outfits and multiple liverages. In a Hamstead Street barn, five stills ranging 35 to 150 gallons were seized along with a 10 gallon analyzer, 182 gallons of moonshine, 25 gallons of gin, mash, and equipment. Arrested: Joseph Stuer, Lawrence. John T. Racer, Methuen. Jay Pherce, Methuen. Salvatore Sampele, Lawrence. Peter Margere, Lawrence. Lozario Di Giovanni, Lawrence. Giuseppi Musingi, Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methuen
Prohibition Enforcement
John W. Beaumont
Hamstead Street
Joseph Stuer
Essex, Street
Lawrence
John
T. Racer
Jay Pherce
North Street
Methuén
Marys Sister to Wed Again in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports Lottie Pickford and Allan Forrest, leading man with Mary Miles Minter, plan a wedding in the near future. Mary Pickford's sister, real name Yatta Smith Rupp, divorced from A G Rupp in 1917 after a 1912 marriage.
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Los Angeles
Lottie Pickford
Allan Forrest
Charlotte Pickford
Mr. Forrest
Mary Miles Minter
Miss Pickford
Yatta Smith Rupp
A. G. Rupp
Rupp
New York
Fire Destroys Adame Block in Biddeford
A morning blaze in Biddeford Maine engulfed the three story Adame Block on Alfred Street causing estimated losses ranging from twenty five thousand to thirty thousand dollars. Fire officials battled the flames and no injuries were reported.
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Biddeford
Adame
Alfred Street
Irish History Feature by Mr Lynch on Page Four
A feature by Mr. Lynch discusses key moments in Irish history, highlighting cultural and political developments. The article appears on page four, offering a reflective look at the island’s past and its lasting impact on contemporary identity.
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Lynch
District Attorney Pelletier Attacks High Fee Lawyers
The prosecutor denounces lawyers who charge large sums for services in Suffolk County. He criticizes Dian Coakley for using friendship to secure fees and blasts other lawyers as envious of those earning big money.
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Pelletier
Coakley
Dian” Coakley
Suffolk Couunty
Shoe Workers Accept Pay Cut in Lyon Footwear Plants
Nearly all the United Shoe Workers of America locals in Lyon agreed to a 12 to 15 cent per pair wage reduction on cheaper shoe grades. The group met after the board of adjustment report, with two locals seeking more time to review aspects. The cut aims to keep Lyon competitive with other cities in producing lower priced shoes. higher grade prices will be addressed later.
Wedding Set For War Veteran and Roxbury Medium
The 25 year old war veteran John William Noiseux Jr and his 49 year old fiancée Hannah E Brown the Roxbury seer and spiritualistic medium plan to wed January 6 at her Cliff street Roxbury home after weeks of delay caused by her first husband and his spirit allies King Charles of England and the Indian Chief Silver Arrow.
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John William Noiseux, Jr
Hannah E. Brown
Roxbury
Ghostly consent sets date for cliff street wedding
After a 24 hour silence the spirits of Mr Brown and his friends announced an appointed wedding day to the prospective bride and groom. Mrs Brown and her sweetheart apologized to spirit guides and received a favorable signal from the “power” near 10 o clock last night. The cliff street cottage was told the planned date as the couple’s engagement nears final approval.
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Mr. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Cliff Street
Confesses to Slaying in Natick Night
Natick police said Vito Arnato confessed killing his brother in law Pasquale Tarienell by shooting him while sleeping on December 12 and placing an empty revolver in Tarienell's hand to mimic suicide. Arnato cited vengeance for Tarienell abusing his wife Arnia to as motive.
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Natick
Vito Arnato
Pasquale Tarinell
Arniato
Tarienell
Takenell
Deadlock in Science Law Fight Over Trustees
Supreme Court session before Judge Crosby addressed the dispute between First Church of Christ Scientist directors and Christian Science Publishing Society trustees. Trustees Herbert W. Eustace and Paul Harvey were removed earlier that day, and a temporary successor may be named if disputants fail to agree.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian, Science Publishing Society
Supreme Court
Crosby
Herbert W. Eustace
Paul Harvey
Dispute Over Trustees and Directors Requires Conference
Sherman L. Whipple counsel for the trustees and former Governor John L. Bates for the directors discussed the case after the hearing but failed to agree. They stated no conference was arranged for yesterday or today and appeared not to have finalized terms.
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Sherman L. Whipple
John L. Bates
Mr. Whipple
Irish Treaty Resolutions Win Support in Meath Monaghan and Limerick
County councils of Meath and Monaghan and the Limerick Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions urging ratification of the peace treaty with Great Britain. Delegates from 40 Sinn Fein clubs in County Monaghan backed ratification under present terms and a plebiscite should the Dail reject the treaty, affirming Republican principles and Ireland’s sovereign right.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Great Britain and Ireland
Meath
Monaghan
Limerick
Sinn Fein
County
Ireland
Dall Fireann
Attacker Captured in North Cambridge Somerville Attacks
Eugene J. Dorsey, 31, of 122 Dudley Street North Cambridge, is arrested on accosting charges by North Cambridge and Somerville police. He is expected to be linked to several recent attacks on girls and young women in those districts, as identified by Somerville authorities.
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Eugene J. Dorsey
Dudley Street
North
Cambridge
Somerville
Dorsey
Somerville Creamery Heist Linked to Repeated Incident
John A. Parker a 78 year old Charlestown man known for square dealing is in critical condition at the Relief Station after a beating. Police link the attack to a trio believed to be principals in a repeated Somerville Creamery holdup scene.
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John A. Parker
Charlestown
Weather forecast and Christmas week outlook across New England
The forecast covers Boston area and coastal zones with increasing cloudiness and warmth then light rain or snow. New England regions expect warmer Saturday, then colder Sunday with strong southerly winds. Storms near Newfoundland and Minnesota move east, bringing precipitation Saturday and Saturday night, followed by generally fair weather Sunday.
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Boston
Washington
North New England
South New England
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Newfoundland
Minnesota
Plain
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Oecteee
Atlantic States
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Mississippi River
Weather forecast for a warmer but unsettled day
After a cold clear morning the forecast calls for a warmer day with unsettled conditions. A light snow flurry is possible then turning to rain in the afternoon or night.
Fox pelts bring million to Charlottetown market
Over the past year fox pelts on Prince Edward Island sold for more than $1,000,000, marking the largest fur farming sales in island history. The figures involve Charlottetown and reflect a boom in the local fur trade and related commerce.
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Charlottetown
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Jon Bar
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Rees
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Mass
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Libert
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GEO, G. Hall CO
Science Law
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Hanover and Blackstone Sts
William P. Mkenzie
Paelipr Olt
Chryastia Blishing, Society
Erville
Seer D .m
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Terrae
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Stun
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Dunkirk
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