Dedham Court Hears Secrets In De Falco Sacco Vanzetti Case
In Dedham Municipal Court Judge Murray hears testimony alleging Mrs. De Falco solicited legal business for Sacco and Vanzetti defense. Several attorneys deny involvement and secret proceedings are planned to protect ongoing trial proceedings in Norfolk County.
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Murray
de Falco
Sacco
Vanzetti
Norfolk County
Slater- Morrill Shoe Company
South Braintree
Felice Guadagni
Defence Committee
Katzman
Guadagni
Humph
Los Angeles
Fred Katzman
Noonan's Hair Petrole advertisement prompts hair care
The ad touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as an antiseptic scalp treatment that nourishes hair, fights dandruff, and promotes growth. It claims benefits for dry hair and offers a 15 cent treatment or $1 per bottle, with direct sales from T. Noonan & Sons of Boston, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noonan
Carpenters Strike at Portsmouth Memorial Bridge Page
Portsmouth New Hampshire February 1 All carpenters employed by Holbrook Cabot Rollins of Boston the contractors on the news memorial bridge are on strike. They were called out after a wage cut from 9 cents to 86 cents an hour and a reduction from ten to nine hours. Several non union men quit with the others.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins
Boston
News Memorial Bridge
Firebox death case ends in self harm verdict
Worcester police investigation into the death of William Truedson 27 of 1 Alder Street concluded with the medical examiner ruling death by his own action. The charred torso was found in a B and A locomotive firebox with a diagram showing the front grate cleared of coals to permit entry and hurling onto burning coals. The case names Tom Cott Bill Hamilton Tom White and Harold Geiser as local figures involved. A separate note mentions jazz phenomena and a Broadway act linked to Love Birds with a free phonograph concert lasting an hour.
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William O. Truedson
Worcester
William Truedson
Alder Street
Frederick H. Baker
Tom Cott
Bill Hamilton
Tom White
Harold Geiser
Broadway
Truedson
Suicide or murder mystery shadows Massachusetts tragedy
Police pursued a murder theory about a man named Truedson found dead near a locomotive firebox. Medical examiner concluded suicide, aided by a machinist punch identifying the body. Truedson, with a wife and growing family, had a history of a nervous breakdown and throat illness.
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Massachusetts
Truedson
Jazz Concert at Summerfield's Tomorrow
Jazz fans can hear Pat Rooney's Own Jazz Band perform tomorrow at 3 p m in the show room balcony of Summerfield's store 727 Washington Street. Soloists include Vincent Lopez and his Kings of Harmony.
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Broadway
Summerfield
Washington Street
Pat Rooney
Vincent Lopez
Kings of Harmony
Germans Seek Negotiations On Reparations Talks
Berlin concerns cited by the London Times say Germany may avoid inviting delegates to London unless the Entente accepts negotiations. Dr. Simons argues against a 42 year reparations span and warns that Allied duties on German experts threaten liberation of German labor.
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London
Simons
Berlin
London Times
Paris
Germany
Rockefeller Forgets Change After Cafeteria Visit
New York February 1 John D Rockefeller Jr after lunch with friends at the YWCA cafeteria on Fulton street paid a 4.4 bill with a 100 dollar note and declined his change The cashier did not recognize him until learning the receipts were to aid the European Relief Council for hungry children Other attendees included Herbert Hoover William Fellowes Morgan John Hallowell and Mrs James S Cushman
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New York
Young Women’s Christian Association
Fulton Street
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Association
European Relief Council For
Central and
Eastern
Europe
Mr. Rockefeller
Herbert Hoover
William Fellowes Morgan
John Hallowell
Boston
Mrs. Jamess. Cushman
Y. W. Co. A. National Board
Evening events spread across Brookline and city halls
Today at 7:30 p m Town meeting at Brookline Town Hall. At 8 p m a military dance at East Armory and a Three Forms of Judaism discussion by Goldman Harris and Freedman at Crawford Elm Hill schoolhouse. Corrigan course at Boston College High School Hall and more including a British Charitable Society event, delegates meeting, charity bouts for Children's Hospital, Bangs lecture, and a St Ambrose whist and dance at Bloomfield Hall Dorchester.
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East Armory
Louis Goldman
Isaac Harrris
Lee H. Freedman
Crawford Street
Elm Hil Avenue
Temple Mishkan Tefila
Jones I. Corrigan
Boston College
British Charitable Society
Copley Plaza
United Improvement Association
Boston City Club
Mechanics
Funeral in Greater Boston for Rev Albert M Knapp
Many clergymen from Greater Boston attended the funeral yesterday afternoon for Rev Albert M Knapp a noted pastor author and traveler who died Saturday at a private hospital in Newton The service reflected his prominence in the religious and literary communities and drew friends and colleagues from across the area.
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Greater Boston
Albert M. Knapp
Newton
Funeral services held at Mt. Auburn Chapel Cambridge
Vices were held at Mt. Auburn Chapel Cambridge and the burial occurred in the family lot at Cambridge Cemetery, continuing a local burial tradition.
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Mt. Auburn Chapel
Cambridge
Cambridge Cemetery
Ferdinand Employees Show Minstrel Talent
An annual assembly at Ferdinand, Inc. featured a rib-ticking minstrel show after dinner in the store auditorium. Victor A. Heath hosted, with end men Arthur Neary and Tom Davis, plus musical numbers by Miss Mildred Stancar, Miss Viola O'Donnell, Harold Clapp, and Leo Tucker. The Kerry dance by Misses Cooney, Brown, Linkhart and Zeremski drew crowds. the Agony Trio of Flaherty, McDonald and Doyle delivered comic songs, ending with a Herbert Cady sketch before dancing. James Hickey chaired, assisted by Harold Clapp and Eunice O'Donnell.
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Frank Ferdinand, Inc
Victor A. Heath
Arthur Neary
Tom Davis
Mildred Stancar
Viola O'Donnell
Harold Clapp
Leo Tucker
Kerry
Cooney
Brown
Linkhart
Zeremski
William Flaherty
Ernest McDonald
Frank Doyle
Flaherty
McDonald
Herbert Cady
James Hickey
Eunice O'Donnell
Call Garment Workers Out in Boston Strike
About 2000 cloak and suit workers in Boston will strike at 10 this morning. The general strike, ordered by the Cloak and Skirt Makers Union joint board, follows the protocol abrogation by the Ladies' Garment Manufacturers Association and a prior lockout. Benjamin Schlesinger and A. Snyder led the decision after two days of deliberation.
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Boston
Cloak and Skirtmakers’ Union
International Ladies’ Garment’ Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Washington Street
A. Snyder
Benjamin Schlesinger
International Organization
Snyder
Ladies’ Garment Manufacturers’ Association
Barber Offers Home Remedy For Graying Hair
New York barber A. E. O'Brien shares a home treatment to turn gray or streaked hair black brown or light brown. He recommends dissolving a box of Orlex powder in two ounces of water and applying it with a comb. Each box includes directions and a gold bond guarantee and will last for months.
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A. E. O’brien
New York City
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Percy Katzman
Mrs. de Falco
Sacco-Vanzetti
Squires
Fred H. Moore
Fuccl
Moore
Goldbrand
Grand Jury
District Court
Dedham
Providence
Cicchetti
Ciccheti
Grove Street
William J. Callahan
Attorney Bailen
Carpenters ON
Temple Place
the Shepard Stores
Rockefeller
Hoover Fund
Brookline Town Hall
MR. Knapp
Ferdinand
Vorenberg
Vorenbergs
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Std
Araat
Cffforey Co
Cretonnes
Adc
Voile, Scrim
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