Man posed as officer in Roxbury loan office raid
Police arrest Thomas G. Gayer of 137 Ziegler street Roxbury after he carried a police badge and allegedly broke into Roxbury Loan Company at 2416 Columbus avenue. Gayer faces charges of breaking and entering and possession of a badge. Officers Wolfe and Horton led the raid and found cigars and dry goods. Carrie Ivy, ten, was among the luncheon party casualties. Uzell Ivy's son remained alive but in critical condition.
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Thomas G. Gayer
Ziegler Street
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Jerry Hirshman
Roxbury Loan Company
Columbus Avenue
Hirshman
Gayer
Wolfe
Horton
Carrie Ivy
Uzellik Ivy
Ivy
Saugus Branch Delayed As Snowplow Wreck Forces Closure
Snowbound Saugus branch of Lieston & Maine remains closed after a derailment near Maplewood delaying planned traffic reopening. The line has been out of service since last Thursday as crews assess the wreck.
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Saugus
Lieston & Maine
Maplewood
Broadway Station
Sixth Olives Luncheon Poisoning Death Reported
Fatalities from poisoning linked to preserved ripe olives served at a luncheon in Memphis last Thursday rose to six with a new death confirmed today. Investigators trace the outbreak to contaminated olives and continue to identify affected guests.
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Memphis
Tenn
Strikes Loom as Rail Boss Hines Set to Rule Wages
Boston and New England face a renewed shed and dock freight handlers strike after Director-General Hines orders a nationwide decision on wages for all federally controlled railroad workers. Locals warn of action if raises are not granted, with potential timing around March 1 when railroads revert to private owners.
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Boston
New England
Hines
Iines
Washington
New Fingland
Opera star Lipkowska flees Russia for New York return
Mme Lydia Lipkowska former Boston Opera soprano returns to New York aboard the Adriatic with husband Lieutenant Pierre Bodin after escape from Bolsheviks in Petrograd Odessa and Constantinople. Bodin and six French officers helped rescue her daughter Aldena from Bolsheviks. Lipkowska later married Bodin in Paris.
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New York
Russia
Mme
Lydia Lipkowska
Boston Opera Company
Pierre Bodin
Petrograd
Lipkowska
Aldenna
Odessa
Bodin
Constantinople
Paris
Mme. Lipkowska
Debt and thrift urged as cure for high costs in Springfield
Speaker Frederick J. Gillett warned 5000 people that the United States faces a grave financial crisis. He blamed a four million dollar floating debt in treasury certificates and urged public thrift to avert a panic like 1893. He warned labor unions must not threaten transportation and mining outputs, or risk destabilizing the industrial system.
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Springfield
United States
Frederick Jf. Gillett
National
House of Representatives
Treasury
Congress
Funeral Rites Held for Three Influenza Victims in Hyde Park
The triple funeral services for Grace Kennedy Amy Walker and Wiley Walker were conducted this afternoon at Witchburg undertaking rooms. Rev Francis A Gibbs officiated and plans to move the bodies by sleigh to Westminster for burial tomorrow.
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Mitchburg
Grace Kennedy
Amy Walker
Hyde Park
Charles Miller
Culley Street
Longtime Eastern Steamship official John F Liscomb dies at 78
Portland mourns as John F Liscomb longtime general agent of the Eastern Steamship Company in Portland dies at his home at age 78. He was among New England's oldest steamship men and his career spanned decades in the maritime industry.
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Portland
John F. Liscomb
Eastern Steamship Company
New England
College President Urges Simple Life for Nation
President William M. Peirce of Kenyon College argues a return to the good old simple life could cure national ills. He compares the United States to an individual who cannot live high and fast without internal troubles, delivered at Salem Street Old North Church.
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William M. Peirce
Kenyon College Gambier, C
Old North Church
Salem Street
United States
Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream Promises Easy Beauty
Boston based T Noonan & Sons Co promotes a complexion cream named Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream. The ad claims the blend uses semenol benefits with a lemon scent, suitable as a cold cream for chapped or irritated skin and for evening out colorations. Available from druggists and beauty parlors at 50 cents a tin.
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T. Noonan
Boston
Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
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