Through Ice Fears: 12 Year Old Rescued From Sunset Lake
Miss Dorothy Myers 12, of Franklin street South Braintree, was saved from drowning in Sunset Lake yesterday after breaking through ice on a sand-bar. Edward Tupper pulled her from the frigid water with a rope during the refreshingly thin ice spell. Last week ice cutters cleared a 200 yard path then the lake froze again.
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Dorothy Myers
J. Myers
Franklin Street
South Braintree
Sunset Lake
Edward Tupper
Miss Myers
Pat
Tupper
Lending Extortion Claims Spark Massachusetts Hearing
A. H. Ham of the Russell Sage Corporation testified before the State House committee on legal affairs that money lending in Boston was “nothing more nor less than licensed extortion.” He argued Massachusetts charges are higher than anywhere in the Union as a hearing on a bill to cap small-loan rates at 8 percent a year proceeded.
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Boston
A. H. Ham
Russell Sage Corporation
Committee On Legal Affairs
State House
Massachusetts
Ham
Flynn
Rowley
Brookline
Smith
Legal Aid Society
McCall
Sage Foundation
Wedding Ends Vacation Romance in Brookline Heiress
Miss Helen Margaret Judd of Brookline, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Judd, married Frederick A. Corbett, Harvard ’12, of Boston after a four summer romance spent at Swampscott and time at the Ocean House. Judd stayed with Mrs. E. R. Grabow who introduced her to Corbett.
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Helen Margaret Judd
Brookline
Frederick A. Corbett
Boston
Swampscott
D. H. Judd
Pleasant Street
Frederick A. Corpett
Harvard
Commonwealth Avenue
Judd
Mr. Corbett
Ocean House
E. R. Grabow
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Newbert
Augusta
Elmer E. Newbert
Harrison Co
Washington St
Cor Beach
Union Street
Greater Boston
Pillsbury’s
Elie
Bacons
Cea
ACONS
Washington & Essex Sts
Atvie Bore
Worcester
New Enland
United States
Iday
Norfolk
CCS Co
Madras
Nor Eordu Bes
Roy
New York
Middle West
America
Floc
Aes
Fruit of the Lock
Lisle
Pearl Agate
Berlin
Travellin
Wain
Colt
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