Young Woman Dies From Coasting Injuries
Winchester reports Miss Helen Young aged 22 died at 4 PM in Choate Memorial Hospital Woburn from injuries after a coasting accident on Forest street Monday night She had been engaged to marry William Edmundstone a Milford New Hampshire high school teacher who was at her bedside two weeks before their wedding set to take place.
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Winchester
Helen Young
Forest Street
Choate Memorial Hospital
Woburn
William Edmundstone
Milford
N. H
Miss Young
Young Decorator among injured in Wallace incident
Miss Young an expert decorator for Dennison Manufacturing, daughter of a widowed father in Alberta, resided with Aunt Mrs. G. W. Benjamin at 6 Reservoir street Winchester for two years. Engaged to Mr. Edmundstone a Tufts College graduate, he rushed to the hospital after the accident where he stayed all morning. Longworthy Burwell, Wallace McElhaney, Wentworth Twombly, 423 Washington street, 132 Forest street, 2 Lebanon street, and Harry Bennett at 2 Lebanon street were also injured and resting tonight.
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Longworthy Burwell
Forest Street
Wallace McElhaney
Baldwin Street
Wentworth Twombly
Washington Street
Harry Bennett
Lebanon Street
Miss Young
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Alberta
Northwest Territory
G. W. Benjamin
Reservoir Street
Winchester
Edmundstone
Tufts College
Leonard Released to Spokane in Northwestern League Swap
Brick Leonard, the sensational young pitcher, has been released to the Spokane club of the Northwestern league by the Philadelphia Americans in exchange for pitchers Rounck and Bonner.
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Spokane
Wash
Leonard
Philadelphia Americans
Rounck
Bonner
Young Men's Christian Union Dedicates $25 000 Annex
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union opened its new annex at 48 Boylston Street with nearly 3000 attendees. The 5000 extra feet add a bowling alley, pool and billiard rooms, lounges, baths, and a handball court bringing total space to 16150 feet and membership to over 5300 with 900 in evening classes.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Union
Fred M. Foy
Norcross Hall
Lagrange Street
Powell Court
Union men celebrate with colors and class work
President Frank L. Locke and the Union board hosted an informal gathering in the old building and annex with national bunting and a display around the directors room. Regular activities continued as games, evening classes, and gymnastic sessions proceeded under Professor Oliver T. Hebbert and Assistant Ross.
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Herbert D. Heathfield
Walter H. Dugan
Robert W. Frost
Arthur S. Johnson
George W. Mehaffey
Don M. Gates
Bay Department
Frank Palmer Speare
Jesse S. Wiley
George E. Morris
The
Waltham Public Schools
H. Potter Staples
Arthur E. Horton
Lexington
E. F.cullen
Frank W. Bailey
Alexander W. Peckham
A. W. Littlefield
Brookline
Leonard Stone
Union
Professor Hebbert
William Cronan
Joseph Sanders
Hebbert
Frank L. Locke
Robert Gordon .Hardie
William H. Baliwin
Locke
Oliver T. Hebbert
Ross
Indictments Set. May Arrest 40 in Dynamite Case
District Attorney Miller reports indictments returned after a six week grand jury inquiry into McNamara and McManigal case. Involved are executives Frank M. Ryan and Herbert S. Hockin of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Arraignments and bonds to be arranged. 3000 typewritten pages must be copied before arrests.
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Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Tron Workers
Herbert S. Hockin
J. J. McNamara
Hockin
McNamara
Miller
McManigal
Iron Workers
Detroit
Grand Jury
Six Hurt In Factory Explosion At Foundry
Superintendent Fred W. Dixon narrowly escaped death when a blast tore through the south and east walls of the foundry. Six workers were injured and taken to Hillcrest Hospital, with seven others in the room above the blast escaping unharmed by minutes.
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Fred W. Dixon
Hillcrest Hospital
William Warbeck
Charles Rogers
Giuseppi Donato
Tony Pezarro
Patsy Dominick
Lambert
Scandal erupts over Florida land deal investigation
Washington Feb 6 The House committee on expenditures in the Agricultural Department plans another probe into the department. It centers on orders by Secretary Wilson and Solicitor McCabe with ties to suppressed reports and land speculators influencing officials, echoing the McCabe Wiley dispute.
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Florida Everglades
Wilson
C. G. Elliott
Department
A. D. Morehouse
F. E. Singleton
Frank Clark
Florida
FE. R. Bathrick
Ohio
McCabe
House Committee
Department of Justice
Clark
Elliott
Bathrick
Singleton
J. O. Wright
Board of Trustees
International Improvement Fund
State of Florida
Wright
Everglades
W. R. Hardee
Jensen, Fla
Washington
Department of Agriculture
McCabe-Wiley
House Committee On
Agricultural Department
Mystery surrounds New York bomb murder
The New York murder of Helen Taylor is tied to a bomb that exploded in her apartment last Saturday night. Police report the infernal machine came by mail, not delivery, with stamps cancelled at Grand Central Station and no date, suggesting the package was kept before opening. The motive remains unknown.
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New York
Helen Taylor
Dougherty
Grand Central Station
Dickinson Case Weakens as Police Question Evidence
Police and Coroner Feinberg acknowledged flaws in the case against Charles M. Dickinson who accompanied a woman at the explosion scene. They warned he may be discharged without stronger proof. A courier's late statement about delivering a package to a woman believed to be Mrs. Taylor adds a new thread to the homicide inquiry.
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Feinberg
Charles M. Dickinson
Dickinson
Taylor
Opposition to Navy Yard Removal in Legislature Hearing
In a legislative committee hearing on federal relations, critics led by William H. Brown Leonard Chadwick and Charlestown yard employee Mr Poole urged against the Narragansett plan to abandon Charlestown and Brooklyn yards. They cited a $100,000,000 valuation of the plants and potential losses to the Commonwealth of $4,000,000 to $5,000,000, plus military risks from losing the only government station on the north Atlantic coast. Brown noted 2389 Charlestown workers and Brooklyn yard staffing over 4000.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Committee On Federal Relations
William H. Brown
Leonard Chadwick
Poole
Charlestown
Commonwealth
Narragansett Bay
North Atlantic
Brooklyn
Charlestown Yard
Brooklyn Yard
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