Wakefield murder case fast tracks grand jury indictment
District Attorney William J. Corcoran said he will present the evidence against three suspects in the Morris Albert son murder case to the grand jury this morning and seek an immediate indictment. If returned, he will petition for a special venue and hold trial promptly, praising Wakefield police and state detectives.
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William J. Corcoran
Morris Albertson
Lawrence
Wakefield
Pollard
Wakefield Police Department
Freshmen Win Flag Hunt in Jackson College
The annual flag hunt between freshmen and sophomores ended with the freshmen victorious. The event ran from Tuesday 4 p.m. to Wednesday 4 p.m. giving the winners the right to fly their flags for the rest of their college stay. To celebrate, freshmen performed a snake dance before dorms and professors’ houses.
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Jackson College
Harvard Prize Play Postponed To Tonight At Castle Square
The Harvard prize play Common Clay at Castle Square Theatre scheduled for this afternoon is postponed to tonight at 8 10. There will be no matinee at Castle Square on Thursday.
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Castle Square Theatre
Castle Square
Belgians Ship Harpalyce Ready For Relief Voyage
By last night 8100 tons of foodstuffs and clothing were aboard the Belgian relief ship Harpalyce with hatches battened and decks washed in preparation for today's sailing. New England donors to the Belgian Relief Fund are expected to welcome the ship.
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Harpalyce
New England
Harpal yce Sails From Commonwealth Docks With VIP Attendance Planned
The Harpal yce sailing time was moved from 1030 am to 4 pm to allow Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley to attend the departure of the first New England relief ship. Invites were sent to officials and relief fund committees for today’s ceremony at Commonwealth docks. A large turnout is expected if weather cooperates. no one will accompany the ship aboard.
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Walsh
Curley
New England
Belgian Relief Fund Committee
Union Belge
Commonwealth Docks
Harpalyce
New England Committee
Ely's Cream Balm Opens Clear Nostrils Instantly
Instant relief for blocked noses with Ely's Cream Balm. The soothing antiseptic cream is applied inside the nostrils to penetrate air passages, calm inflamed membranes, and provide prompt breathing relief. A trusted remedy urged by its druggist sellers.
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Ely
Belgian Relief Ship Harpalyce Sailing With Wheat and Aid
The Harpalyce departs with 6200 tons of wheat and 1900 tons of food and clothing, signaling Belgian relief efforts. Cash gifts to treasurer Joseph H. O'Neil reach 167215 dollars as donations continue, with notable contributions from Mrs F L Higginson and many churches and individuals nationwide.
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Joseph H. O'Neil
F. L. Higginson
Belgium
New England
Harpalyce
Horticultural Hall
O'Neil
Annie H. Uewagh
Mathilde von Brynsdorff
C, Ke, Smith
Firat’ Gongeceatioall
Elbridge
New York
R. M. Gardiner
W. G. Richardson
F. Ramsdell
New- Hetde
Ness Osensa
Edward W. Emerson
Concord
Louisa L. Haydock
Mme. Vandervelde
Dervelde
Reed
David H. Holmes
Littleton Ladies’ Aid
Littleton
John Gregoire
de Meulenaer
Ford, Corbeels
Hembrechts
Searepaen House
AL Loberts
Sieretiennseee Wens
Raward EO
J. Bulens
Verhille, Waltham
Sapensers
Jos
de Wael
Victor van Oorshot
Toe Alfonso
Eeeeee
Agia Aloes
Pieter Bevoy
Evsccosooeseers
Tudge
Loring
Henry Ritz
Aa Feake
Y. Dudnigrheen Gos Nigceseev Dem
N. H. Relief Committee
Roger Sherman Warner, Jr
M. F. Hooper
Tessie
Chamberlain
Saseensee Onabby
M. ‘Thompson
Eerceeere
S.sseeeessse
Monymous
sOeeresens Sertrude
F. Thomas
Eeeye
Margaret H. Thomas
Helen T. Blackwell
Sherman Congregational Ch
Gaylordville
L. GC
McKeene
Wellesley
Pacchee
Hart
Wekeeecheak
M. Cole
Carver
Mass
PereGtess
Allan T. White
Friend
Framingham
Ethel P. Dupee
Mme
Cambridge ‘Gas
First Congregational Church
U. S
McCarty
Progressive Republicans and Old Guard Unite at Massachusetts Legislature
The 1915 Massachusetts General Court opened with the two remaining Progressives aligning with Republicans on the Speaker vote. Alvan Waller and Fred Cross joined Cox in supporting the GOP choice as Coolidge was reelected president of the Senate. Committees favored Republicans with few Democrats securing chairmanships, and leadership roles shifted within both chambers.
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Chicago
Old Guard
State House
Alvan T. Waller
Malden
Fred W. Cross
Royalston
House
Cox
Edward F. McLaughlin
Ward 12
Boston
Great and General Court of
Massachusetts
Cushing
Washburn
Banker Cox
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Senate
Channing Cox
Ward 10
Henry D. Coolidge
Concord
James W. Kimball
Swampscott
Thomas F. Pedrick
Lynn
Howard A. Horton
Dan
Iel W. Waldron
Channing H. Cox
Representative McLaughlin
Boston Democracy
James P. Timilty
Senate Together
Mer. Splaine
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Harrison H. Atwood
Arthur D. Little
Newton
Walsh
Coolidge
House Committee
Gordon
Ways and Means
Western Transportation
William Kennard
Somerville
Judiciary
Drury of
Waltham
Prime
Winchester
Abbott of
Haverhill
Uncertain Data Row From Historical Ledger
Fragmentary OCR entry lists names John McCrillis II A Kellam Joe Mitchell Oh Vandervelde with amounts including 1.00 10.00 and a total of 167 215.25. No clear event date or purpose is readable.
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John McCrillis II
A. Kellam
Joe Mitchell
Oh Vandervelde
Hoover cites appalling hunger in Meuse valley Belgium
Herbert C. Hoover reports from London on the American Commission for Relief in Belgium. He describes 10 000 people starving in the Meuse valley south of the Belgian frontier and notes food was shared from limited Belgian stores. He also details two relief phases and praise for German distribution conduct.
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London
Herbert C. Hoover
American Commission For Relief
Belgium
Hoover
Relief Commission
Harvard Dramatic Club Seeks New Plays for Spring
Harvard Dramatic Club issued its semi annual call for manuscripts inviting Harvard and Radcliffe dramatists to submit works to H Starr Ballou before February 4. The club plans spring performances in Boston and Cambridge and will judge entries for the competition.
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Harvard Dramatists
Harvard Dramatic Club
Boston
Cambridge
Harvard
Radcliffe
H. Starr Ballou
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Winter St
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A. Inc
Washington, D. C
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Rotary Club
Frank R. Shephard
Boston Rotary Club
General Baking Company
American House
Shephard
Henry M. Saunders
Vorenberg’s
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Washington, Hanover and
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IPORT
Union St
Washington St
Jefferson Building
Sanitary Cartons
Brookside
Henfield
Brookside Mai
Ted
EA Food Tores CO
Haddie
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Journey Bldg
Syracuse
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