Lied in Court, Is Locked Up
Edwin H. Deuter a prosecution witness in Miss Aileen Heppner perjury case was ordered jailed on perjury charges. Judge McDonald cited the self confessed perjurer and conspirator and said he would hold him to the grand jury. Deuter testified he bore false witness about serving drinks to Clarence S. Funk and Mrs Henning though he had never seen them.
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Chicago
Edwin H. Deuter
Aileen Heppner
McDonald
Deuter
Clarence S. Funk
John C. Henning
Denter
Funk
Henning
City Axe for Park Doctors
Mayor Curley marked a broad pruning of city payrolls ordering the suspension of ten park and recreation physicians paid 150 a year and signaling further action against park officials and assessors. Five of seven assessors contributed to the Boost Boston fund, with the mayor directing returns. A general payroll cut of about 250000 is expected next week affecting hundreds of workers.
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Park and Recreation Department
Curley
Board of Assessors
Sarah Mulvinity
Dudley Street
Roxbury
George F. Keenan
Beacon Street
Francis D. Donoghue
Elinor Ll. Brine
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton
Edward J. Demming
Broadway
South
Boston
Loretta Joy Cummins
Corey Road
Allston
Edward A. Supple
Marlboro Street
John M. Kelly
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Daniel J. O’shea
Saratoga Street
East
Aubrey J. Collins
Blue Hill Avenue
George F. Clarke
Arthur A. Shurtleff
Charles J. Lawrence
John Ff. McCarthy
James W. Chapman
Chalmers W. de Pue
Theodore W. Souther
Harry A. Norman
George W. H. Timson
Fitzgerald
Board of
Baderacco
Fred Temple
Fred Boston
Charles E. Folsom
Edward G. Richardson
Philip O'Brien
Wollaston Women Publish Special 16 Page Newspaper
The Wollaston Women's Club created a one day 16 page Quincy Telegram edition with 300 members and 150 waiting, led by editor in chief Mrs Arthur D Ropes. The issue featured mayoral interview, Harvard and other prominent contributors, and a police report on a local death by own action at New Marlboro Boston. The 5000 copy edition was circulated by 12 captains and 48 assistants to dealers and mail across regions including Vancouver.
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Wollaston
Quincy Telegram
Fair Sex In
New England
Arthur D. Ropes
Edward C. Woodward
E. W. C. Crane
Boston
Willard A. Keyes
Richard C. Cabot
Harvard University
Hart
James J. Storrow
Elmery L. Crane
Quincy
H H. Kitson
Margaret G. Robinson
Margaret Deland
Lucy Wheelock
John D. Mackay
Quincey School Board
Roxbury Latin School Fund Seeks Land and Schoolhouse
Alumni campaign has pledges totaling 387000 toward a 200000 goal to buy land and build a modern schoolhouse in Roxbury Latin School district. Major donor Thomas W Slocum contributed 10000. Clarence W Gleason reports several 1000 gifts. A committee meeting is set for Friday at the Harvard Club with a dinner planned for March 15.
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Roxbury Latin School
Thomas W Slocum
New York
Clarence W. Gleason
Harvard Club
Yacht Club Pioneer John C. Merry Dies in South Boston
John C. Merry, a 34 year South Boston resident and pioneer yachtsman, dies after a long illness at his home 651 East Third Street. He served ten years as secretary of the South Boston Yacht Club and was a leading member of Hodgsdon Johnson and Merry clothiers. Funeral from his home tomorrow morning with a requiem high mass at Gate of Heaven Church at 7:30.
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John C. Merry
South Boston
South Boston Yacht Club
East Third Street
Mr. Merry
Pennsylvania Leads in National Bank Applications for Federal Reserve
Washington February 25 Pennsylvania headed the nation in banks applying for membership in the new federal reserve system with 835 of 7455 total requests. Texas was second with 518, while Arizona and Nevada tied for last with 10 each and District of Columbia had 12. Massachusetts 176, Maine 69, New Hampshire 56, Vermont 48, and Rhode Island 19 also reported.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve Banking System
Treasury Department
Keystone State
Texas
Arizona
Nevada
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Armenian Boys arraigned in fatal Water town killing
In Waltham Court Nishan Garabedian and Manoog Aprahanian both 17 were arraigned before Judge Luce on a murder charge for a Turk’s death in Watertown. The boys' counsel opposed a continuance as the case was moved toward grand jury action.
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Waltham Court
Manoog Aprahanian
Nishan
Manoog Garabedian
Luce
Watertown
Garabedian
Aphrahanian
Frank P. O'Donnell
James M. Graham
Fire destroys Essex Auto Garage in Lynn killing worker
A three story Essex Auto Garage fire at 170 Broad Street Lynn yesterday morning killed Stephen KE Athus a 55 year old employee found amid ruins. Fireman Allston Gray suffered a minor concussion and several others minor burns as 92 cars 40 destroyed and 52 damaged were left inside the structure with $125 000 in total losses and four families displaced.
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Essex Auto
Broad Street
Lynn
Stephen KE
Athus
Fayette Street
Allston Gray
Lynn Hospital
Chase
Farrar Street
American Express Company
Hunt
Bangor Theological Seminary Observes Centennial
Bangor Theological Seminary in Bangor Maine marked its charter centennial with Governor of Massachusetts signing noted, President David M. Beach presiding, senior professor C J M Ropes leading prayer, and historical address by Calvin M Clark followed by Denio’s seminary characterization.
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Bangor Theological
Bangor
Bangor Theological Seminary
Massachusetts
David M. Beach
C. J. M. Ropes
Calvin M. Clark
Denio
Charter U K Says Council No Changes in Charter Plan
The council would approve a city charter with no changes beyond removing jurors on nomination papers and trimming signatures for school committee and council candidates. It also moves the city election date from January to April.
City Council Acts on Charter, Fare, and Square Rename
The council passed a resolution urging Legislature to uphold the city charter and oppose radical changes in bills before the Legislature. It urged the Public Service Commission to set Hyde Park car fare at five cents. The executive committee recommended renaming Park Square to Abraham Lincoln Square and voted to recommit for a hearing.
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Ballantyne
Coulthurst
Public Service Commission
Hyde Park
Park Square
Abraham Lincoln Square
Photograph Styled Like Painting Graces Sunday Post
A striking color photograph is praised as a storytelling masterpiece in the next Sunday Post. Writers urge readers to frame the image, calling it one of the publication’s most intriguing visuals.
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Next Sunday Post
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City Axe
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Ina Mer
Paris
Buenos Ayres
Caroline Lewis
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Holland
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Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch Glass
Roxbury Latin
Yacht Club
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Tomer
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Tnal
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Sterling Ale
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