Four on trial for Wakefield jewelry store murder in Cambridge
The Cambridge Superior Court heard testimony in the Wakefield murder case of Morris Albertson. Bingo Falzone and Ignazio Morello are accused, with Luigi Grassidonia turning state's evidence after a dramatic confession. Witnesses described the lure, stabbing, and disposal of the body, and jewelry division plans.
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Morris Albertson
Bingo Falzone
Luigi Grassidonia
Ignaccio Morello
Lawrence Jewelryman
Wakefield
Superior Criminal Court
Cambridge
Felix Pasqualino
Columbia Road
East Cambridge
Falzone
Morello
Pasqualino
Chief Pollard
Wakefield Police
Perley
Albertson
Clara Otis
Lawrence
Corcoran Grassidonia
Grassidonia
Massachusetts
Morella
Postmaster Drops Parcel Post Wagon in South Braintree
Postmaster Murray ends the parcel post wagon service in South Braintree as part of cost cutting in the Boston district. Letter carriers will handle parcel post work locally. The move aims to cut expenses by reducing horses and wagons, with 63 other wagons to be inspected for possible elimination. Each wagon costs about 2.50 pounds daily to the government.
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Murray
South Braintree
Boston
Cohen Walker Wedding Held at Brookline Home
In the presence of invited guests David Cohen and Elizabeth W Walker were married at the bride home in Brookline that evening. The best man was George F James and Miss Nellie McGrath served as bridesmaid. A reception and supper followed.
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David Cohen andElizabeth W. Walker
Brookline
George F. James
Nellie McGrath
Daughters of Revolution Bazaar Boosts Red Cross Fund
The Massachusetts Society of the Daughters of the Revolution held a sale and bazaar at the Hotel Westminster to aid the Red Cross Relief Fund. Mrs. Franklin I. Smith of Newton chaired a charity buffet for 54 members, with a long list of attendees from across the state including Mrs. Susan M. Plummer Lynn and Mrs. Charles K. Bolton State regent.
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RED Cross Fund
Hotel Westminster
Franklin E. Smith
Julia Rowe
Benjamin Buckley
Caroline Cole
D. W. Sanborn
Ida C. Blackwell
Lawrence
J. A. Purington
Harriet Tinkham
Red Cross Relief Fund
Massachusetts State Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Franklin I. Smith
Newton
Susan M. Plummer
Lynn
Charles K. Bolton
B. W. Sanborn
Haverhill
Elenora Kimball
Bradford
Howard R. Mason
C. O. Tucker
Annie E. Newell
South Boston
Dorchester
Charles Woodbury
Alliston
William K. James
Somerville
Annie G, Symonds
Peabody
Myra Lord
Boston
Reverend Edward I Sullivan Weds Mrs Elsse C Dodge
The wedding of Rev Edward Taylor Sullivan pastor of Newton Centre Episcopal Church to Mrs Elsse C Dodge of Ashton Place Newton Centre took place at St Pauls Cathedral Boston. Sullivan has served Newton Centre Church 23 years and resided with the Dodge family. Mrs Dodge was widow of Boston leather merchant Henry H Dodge and has three daughters Elise Katherine and Winifred. Wayne Suffragan Bishop Samuel G Babcock officiated.
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Newton Society
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston
Edward Taylor Sullivan
Newton Centre Episcopal Church
Elsse C. Dodge
Ashton Place
Newton Centre
Samuel G. Babcock
Henry H. Dodge
Elise C. Dodge
Wellesley College
Katharine H. Dodge
Boston University
Winifred M. Dodge
Newton High
Sullivan
Mr. Dodge
Dodge Home
Preventorium Proposed for Boston by H H Hawes
Dr Bramnam Hawes secretary of the Massachusetts Hospital for Consumptives urged a Boston preventorium for run down children as a preventive measure against tuberculosis at Harvard Medical School yesterday. He criticized open air schools as inadequate for tb control in the state.
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Bramnam Hawes
Board of Trustees
Massachusetts Hospital For Consumptives
Harvard and Technology School For Health
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Hawes
Metropolitan boulevard work eyed at Wollaston Beach
Federal and state permission is needed to start construction of the Wollaston Beach metropolitan boulevard through Quincy crossing Black's Creek with a bridge. Massachusetts Senators and Congressmen in Washington, aided by the Chamber of Commerce, press for approval as Oxford 7000 employment hub reports steady calls for work. The committee touts jobs for all and says employment relief depends on giving every man or woman a job.
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Wollaston Beach
Quincy
Black’s Creek
Massachusetts
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber of Commerce
Oxford
Rosebery's Son Named Parliamentary Under-Secretary
Neil Primrose son of the Earl of Rosebery and MP for Wisbech Cambridgeshire was named parliamentary under secretary of foreign affairs succeeding Francis Dyke Acland who becomes financial secretary to the treasury in London on Feb 4.
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London
Neil Primrose
Earl of Rosebery
Wisbech
Cambridgeshire
Mr. Primrose
Francis Dyke Acland
The
Treasury
Hearing On Traffic Rule Amendments
A public hearing by the street commissioners at City Hall Annex next Monday will discuss amending traffic rules to allow a vehicle to stand in a street or public place for more than 20 minutes between 6 a m and 6 p m.
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City Hall
Father John’s Medicine touted as doctor prescribed tonic
The ad warns about dangers of patent medicines and promotes Father John’s Medicine as alcohol narcotic and dangerous-drug free. It claims 50 years of success as a tonic and body builder aiding throat lungs coughs and colds and asserts it is a doctor’s prescription pure and wholesome guaranteed.
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Father John
O'Meara Delays Pierce Retirement Announcement
Police Commissioner Stephen O'Meara did not rush the retirement notice for Superintendent William H. Pierce. Retirement papers were signed by Mayer Curley on Wednesday, but the timing remains unsettled as O'Meara delays sending the general order.
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Police
William H. Pierce
Stephen O’meara
Mayer Curley
O'Meara
Rumors Swirl Over City Superintendent Selection
The article notes the general order did not appear at roll call last night, delaying decisions on the superintendent position. Chief Inspector John R. McGarr is cited as the likely pick by insiders, while Commissioner O'Meara declines to name a candidate or confirm reappointment of Superintendent Pierce. A general order tonight may clarify Pierce’s status and whether a successor is named.
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Fatzone
Morella
Falzone
Albertson
John R. McGarr
O'Meara
Pierce
Supt. Humphries Dragged by Runaway Sleigh Incident
Anthony Humphries of the Malden City Home was thrown from his sleigh and dragged about 50 feet on Pleasant Street when a horse frightened by an automobile bolted yesterday. He escaped serious injury.
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Anthony Humphries
Malden City
Pleasant Street
Humphries
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