Necktie clue helps nab quartet in city break in
Four men were arrested after a changeable necktie linked them to burglaries at the Louis Breck haberdashery on Dover street and the Sternburg Brothers clothing house on Washington street. Officers traced Lyon Fleming and Morgan by the tie, leading to arrests of Cornelius Driscoll and William Gallano after questioning and a search revealed stolen underwear on Morgan.
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Louis Breck Haberdashery
Dover Street
Sternburg Brothers
Washington Street
Charles Flanders
East Dedham Street
Dover
Washington Streets
John Fleming
Fifth Street
Boston
Fleming
Breck
John Morgan
Fourth Street
South Boston
Cornelius Driscoll
Broadway
William Gallano
Norwell Street
Dorchester
Station House
Morgan
Oppenheim Whimsical Three Tale Heads for Boston Post
E. Phillips Oppenheim continues the Curious trio series with Sir Julian Rand & Co. to be featured in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The upcoming installment promises intrigue and refined social satire in a classic detective style.
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Oppenheim
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Sir
Julian Rand & Co
Boston Sunday Post
South Boston Girl’s Elaborate Doll House
The four room playhouse of 4 year old James F. Peacock of South Boston features papered rooms, electric lights, a fireplace, and movable furniture. A lawn, tiny walk, and a water fountain enhance the setup at 764 Sixth Street, with a 10 cent toy auto that runs on demand.
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James F. Peacock
South
Boston
Sixth Street
South Boston
James C. Peacock
Petition to Put Name of Bryan on Ballot
Petitions to place the name of William J. Bryan on the ballot for the Democratic presidential nomination were received by the Secretary of State in Lansing Michigan. Senator Hiram Johnson qualified yesterday for a place on the Republican ticket.
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Bryan
Lansing
Mich
William J. Bryan
Hiram Johnson
Seek for Husbands in Boston
Minneapolis women seek Boston men for husbands in a bold appeal prompted by loneliness. Miss Laura Meyers urged Minneapolis police chief Michael H. Crowley to aid in finding suitable matches amid a city short of eligible suitors.
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Minneapolis
Boston
Laura Meyers
Michael H. Crowley
Four Minneapolis women seek husbands through notices
A letter from MISS LAURA MEYERS asks readers to help find a husband for four girls in Minneapolis. She seeks a man aged 24 to 28 with a steady job and lovable disposition, not fond of cars, not overly concerned with looks, hoping for successful matches.
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Minneapolis
Laura Meyers
Minn
Roosevelt to Probe Naval Prison at Portsmouth
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt will arrive in Portsmouth February 24 for two days to oversee the naval investigation of the Portsmouth naval prison and Lieutenant-Commander Thomas Mott Osborne. He will be joined by Rear Admirals Dunn and Hallstead along with various civilians and naval officials implicated in the charges. Foulard is noted for trimmings and linings.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Corporation
Hadley
Yale University
Portsmouth
N. H
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Portsmouth Naval Prison
Naval Prison
Thomas Mott
Police Believe Barry Died By His Own Hand
Milford reports police think Jack Barry killed himself at Round Yon d. Investigators probe claim he faced Reds threats and will send Chief Murphy to Concord to verify possible delusions. Records show Barry did not gamble or win large sums and led a temperate life.
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Milford
Jack” Barry
Round Yond
Reds
Murphy
Conia
N. H
Barry
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Zero E Pooner
Summer Street
Ginter
Ginter’s
Wm. Elliott
Pine Grove
Hecker
P.&g
Formosa Oolong
Eng
WU Coffee B
John Alden
Soriess Steax
Mel Ter Co
Union St
St. Ition
de Tremont St
Bromfield St
Washington St
Friend St
YALE
France
New York
Jacqueline Clemenceau-Jacquematre
Clemenceau
Rochambeau
America
Roosevelt
Rose Franklin
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury
City Hospital
Continental
New England
Boylston St
Boylston
Franklin
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