Boy Henrys Missing Banker With 2277 Dollars Tried
Edward Woodside an 18 year old bookkeeper earning ten dollars weekly left Schwarzchild Sulzberger to reach the National Shawmut Bank yesterday at two o clock with 2277 22 in cash and checks. He failed to reach the bank or return to his employment and by early morning Boston and suburban police had found no trace of him.
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Edward Woodside
National Shawmut Bank
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger
North Market Street
Boston
Young clerk missing after bank closure in Medford
Woodside, who had worked for the firm only a week, left Medford High School days before his scheduled June graduation to take a bank clerkship secured through his father a Medford provision dealer. He reached the Congress and Water streets corner at six oclock when the bank closed, then did not return to the office. His absence went unnoticed until nearly three o’clock when the bank was alerted.
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Woodside
Medford
Congress and
Water Streets
Boston-area forecast shows fair, warmer weekend then unsettled
Washington forecast notes fair and warmer Saturday and Sunday for New England with unsettled conditions and warmer trend afterwards. Rain or snow expected in northern portions, light variable winds. Steamship routes to European ports will have moderate variable winds and fair weather toward the Grand Banks.
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Boston
Washington
Fingland
Grand Banks
Average temperature readings and comparison data
The report lists yesterday's average temperature as 17.5 degrees and compares it to 30.22 degrees from exactly one year ago. Data appears fragmented from a weather section with references to Thompson's Spa and various unreadable entries.
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Thompson's Spa
Hattie Shot Me Declared Glover in Probate Court
Clarence F. Glover named Hattie shot me as his dying statement in East Cambridge Probate Court. Dr. Nicholas W. Cousens testified that Glover died after an operation, while Mrs. Lillian Marie Glover stayed on the lower floor and declined to see him. He said she appeared normal and unshaken when urged to visit.
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Clarence F. Glover
East Cambridge
Nicholas W. Cousens
Clarence Glover
Glover
Cousens
Lillian Marie Glover
Witness Reveals Alibi Break in Glover Murder Will Case
Dr. Cousens testified for the contestants of the will, contradicting earlier expectations. He swore that Clarence I. Glover in his dying statement accused Hattie LaBlanc of the murder, a damaging point in the contested will case. He described returning to his office at Crescent Street in Waltham and seeing a crowd on the veranda before the page continues.
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Dr. Cousens
Elmore
Clarence I
Glover
Hattie LaBlanc
Death Won Auto Race With Love
Death beat love in a race last night as Benjamin J Kennison and Bertha M Loud, a man and wife, competed in high powered cars in the event.
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Death
Benjamin J. Kennison
Bertha M. Loudman
Builder Kennison Dies After Marriage Plan Frustrated
Last night prominent city builder Mr. Kennison lay dying of pneumonia in City Hospital. He asked for a marriage license and a clergyman, hoping to wed his fiancée Miss Loud before death. The license was secured and the Rev. Herbert Johnson summoned, but Kennison died around 8 pm as Miss Loud returned with the license and a doctor. His aged parents were present.
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Mr. Kennison
Miss Loud
McGlewen
Milton
Herbert Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Kennison
Coleman Admits He Stole From Cambridge Bank
George W. Coleman the $12 per week book keeper who stole half the assets of the Cambridge National City Bank has surrendered and is jailed on $50,000 bond. Authorities anticipate a second federal arrest, likely based on Coleman being the dupe in a larger scheme. Cronin says Coleman has not named others, and Coleman may plead guilty at arraignment.
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Cambridge National City Bank
George W. Coleman
Hurley
Cambridge Police
Coleman
John J
Cronin
West
Mr. Cronin
Charles Street
United States
Hayes
Yester
Fire destroys South Fayerweather Dormitory at Dartmouth
Fire in the basement of South Fayerweather Hall at Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire totally destroyed the three story brick dormitory. The blaze, believed started by defective wiring, swept the air shaft and caused about 60000 dollars in damage. All students are believed to have escaped, though several faced close calls. The building housed 55 students from Boston area and beyond.
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Ing
South Fayerweather
Wheelock Street
Fayerweather Yard
Indict 2¢ in War on Meat Trust
New Jersey grand jury indicts the nations meat barons led by National Packing Armour Swift Morris Hammond and others for conspiracy to restrict meat and poultry supply. Penalties up to three years or $1000 fine. Extradition possible for trial in Jersey City. Names of corporations and individual defendants listed. Continues on page six.
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New York
Beef Trust
United States
Hudson County
N. J
New Jersey
Jersey City
Pierre Garven
National Packing Company
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
Hammond Packing Company
G. C. Hammond & Co
J. Ogden Armour
A. Watson Armour
Louis I. Swift
Edward F. Swift
Charles H. Swift
Edward Morris
Ira N. Morris
Arthur Meeker
Edward Tilden
Ll. A. Carton
Thomas E. Wilson
Thomas J. Connors
F. A. Fowler
Ll. H. Heyman
James EB. Bathgate, Jr
George J. Edwards
Frederick B. Cooper
D. E. Hartwell
Henry B. Darlington
A. A. Fuller
Lemuel C. Patterson
Chicago
Garven
Cooper
Bathgate
Edwards
Hartwell
Darlington
Fuller
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Hattie
Gate Street Crust
State Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Federal Trust Company
Milk St
Washington St
Cor. Water and
Devonshire Sts
Total
Employers of Labor
Christian
Science
Medric
Boston Wine & Spirits Co
James J. Doherty
Dock Sq
Arner
HVE
Bancroft
Mr. Bancroft
Atlanta
POST
Old Colony Trust Company
City Trust Company
Qld
Glony Tiet Co
Court Street
College
HAL IS
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
South Fayerweather Hall
Dart
Mouth
John
Azusa Forecast
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