Officer's Trial Over Duty to Shoot Stance in Quitt Case
Bernard Steinhauser a 35 year old Roxbury officer on trial for second degree murder in the April 30 shooting at Court Square Roxbury. He testified he did not intend to shoot Quitt claiming he drew his gun to frighten him to the station. Witnesses described a struggle over liquor and a sudden gun discharge amid a heated argument.
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Bernard Steinhauser
Nelson P. Brown
Court Square
Louis Quitt
Robert W. Nason
Steinhauser
Quitt
Dixwell Street
Roxbury
Summer Street
Fred Morrison
Intervale Street
Nason
L. Guy Dennett
Roland St. John
Lawrence J. Flynn
Morris Abner
John A. Flanagan
Flanagan
Sheenan
Plants Close For Month In Greenfield Area
Greenfield Tap and Dys Corporation plants number four and employing about 3000 workers together with the Goodell Pratt Company plant of 1500 workers will close tonight for a month and reopen on August 1 in Greenfield.
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Greenfield
Greenfield Tap and Dys Corporation
Goodell-Pratt Company
Advocates Favor Unaccompanied Singing in Church Music
Dean Peter Christian Lutkin of Northwestern University argues the human voice alone is the noblest instrument for worship and criticizes American church music as lacking reverence. He praises Russian music's influence and notes many Americans lack spiritual depth in composing. The conference opened by Bishop Irving Peake Johnson of Colorado enrolls 100 youths under 21 for morning sessions through July 6.
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Peter Christian Lutkin
Episcopal Church
Wellesley College
Dean Lutkin
School of Music
Northwestern University
Dean Tutkin
Colorado
Irving Peake Johnson
Suit Against Cement Trust Declares Sherman Violations
The government filed a civil suit in federal court against 19 corporations and four individuals forming the Cement Manufacturers' Protective Association. Attorney General Daugherty said the Eddy plan and similar open price schemes suppress competition by exchanging data to track rivals. He called the association a flagrant Sherman act violation and noted rising prices and reduced competition in the cement industry.
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New York
Cement Manufacturers’ Protective Association
Daugherty
United States
Colonel Goff
Hayward
James A. Fowler
Boston Girl Weds Pennsylvania Man
Miss Helen S. Bailey of Boston married Charles A. Martin of Springdale Pennsylvania at St Mary's Church in Mansfield. Maid of honor was Miss Madeline E. Bailey a sister of the bride and best man Henry E. Harvey. A reception followed at J Parkhill Muirs house. The couple will reside in Springdale where the groom is in business.
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West Street
Martin
Springdale
Penn
Ordway Retired After 38 Years on Boston Line
Oliver P. Ordway a trainman for the Boston and Albany Railroad retired on pension after 38 years on the Saxonville to Boston passenger run. A native of Hopkinton he reached age 70 yesterday.
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Oliver P. Ordway
Boston & Albany Railroad
Saxonville
Boston
Hopkinton
Miss Mamie Sardina Fights Off Rainy Night Breach
Pretty Mamie Sardina vented frustration in a midnight rain in Scollay Square, shaking a fist at Jupiter Pluvius as a passerby teased her with a joke and a grin beneath his umbrella.
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Mamie Sardina
Scollay Square
Mamie
Whang Umbrella Flies On Gale Noted Youth’s Quip
A fragment shows a gusty scene with an umbrella flashing on the wind and a smart youth in a doorway asking a curt question. The wording captures a brisk, windswept moment with rapid motion and sharp dialogue.
Kelloges Corn Flakes and Condensed Goods Ad Listing
An OCR like storefront ad lists Kelloges Corn Flakes Lime Juice Takhoma Biscuits Peas and other groceries. It mentions metal polish Standard Cond Milk Chapin's Special Combination Marmalade Mayonnaise and Educator Crackers. The fragment ends with Wilson's Nut Margarine and a price note 25¢.
Celia Doherty and Mamie in Rainlit Central Court Scene
Miss Celia Doherty arrived amid tension with Mamie as Terry McGovern and officers separated them after a rain soaked scuffle near Cornhill. Central Court heard the case yesterday. both were freed temporarily and must return next Wednesday to face a justice.
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Celia Doherty
Celia
Mamie
Terry McGovern
Cornhill
Central Court
Mame
Baby Hygiene Association reports lower death rate for cared infants
In its 12th annual report the Baby Hygiene Association says in 1920 it cared for 14 462 infants and children while city deaths were 100 per 1000, but 17 per 1000 under its care. It costs 6 71 to care for one baby for a year and donations are sought. Bishop case continued as Jane F Bishop 80 of Roxbury was too ill to appear on illegal surgery charge.
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Baby Hygiene Association
The
Association de
Bishop Case
Jane F. Bishop
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
Abandoned Baby Unclaimed at City Home
A two month old baby left at the South station on Wednesday remains unclaimed at the Chardon Street Home. Officials report the mother checked in with the infant on Tuesday night and departed early Wednesday. her name and whereabouts are unknown.
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South Station
Chardon Street
Garden fete for Radcliffe College endowment fund postponed
The Radcliffe College fete planned on the Kennedy estate at Blue Hill Myton was postponed due to stormy weather. It will open today and run for a week with grounds open daily, Japanese iris for sale, and tea served 3 to 8 by Radcliffe girls in Japanese costumes.
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Radcliffe College
Tre Kennedy
Radcliffe
Blue Hill
Myton
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Union, Friend
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Seal
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Episcopal Conference
Edward M. Parker
D. D
James de W. Perry
Cement Trust
Pennsylvania
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Geater
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Canada
Cuba
Meyer Jonasson Co
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Batiste
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