VETERAN IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE NAMED WAR BUDDY
George E. Wilson, a veteran of the 101st Infantry, Yankee Division, appears in Municipal Court charged with manslaughter in the death of Joseph D. Coppinger. Wilson, arraigned yesterday, pleaded not guilty and was released on $500 bail. Coppinger died from a ruptured brain vessel caused by a blow. Both men served in World War II. The case was continued to July 12.
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John W. McCormack
George E. Wilson
Joseph D. Coppinger
Wilson
Coppinger
101St Infantry
Jamaica Pond suicide of Jamaica Plain man
Stauris Georgakaitoulos a 21 year old resident of 20 Paul Gore street Jamaica Plain drowned himself in Jamaica Pond shortly after 3 yesterday. Passersby alerted police about a naked bather and Patrolman Anthony Leone recovered the body after diving from the spot where last seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauris Georgakaitoulos
Paul Gore Street
Jamaica Plain
Jamaica Pond
Anthony Leone
Anti prohibitionists adopt tactics of dry forces in Congress
Anti prohibitionists with headquarters in Washington plan a nationwide campaign against prohibition and blue laws. They circulate The Liberty Lance edited by Albert S. Dulin and target all 251 House members who voted for the Volstead related anti beer bill. They pledge to defeat these lawmakers with a hard political fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Liberty Lance
Albert S. Dulin
John Phillip Hill
Maryland
Congress
Caruso Voice Recovery Dismisses Rumors Of Loss
New York reports say Enrico Caruso is recovering from illness and his voice is unaffected. Doctors reject rumors that the tenor has lost his singing ability as he leaves New York aboard the President Wilson for rest and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caruso
Edward Ziegler
Metropolitan Opera Company
Wilson
Antonio Stella
Mr. Caruso
Logan Named President of South Boston Trust
Theodore M. Logan of South Boston assumed the presidency of the South Boston Trust Company today succeeding Joseph A. Maynard of Dorchester who resigned to pursue other interests. Maynard remains a director and executive committee member while no changes occurred in the board. The move follows a weak last quarter and takes effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore M. Logan
East Broadway
South Boston
South Boston Trust Company
Joseph A Maynard
Blue Hill Avenue
Dorchester
Jook
Edward L. Logan
Maynard
Logan
Widow Mary Regan Found Dead at Tremont Street
Mary Regan 65 widow of 1199 Tremont Street was found dead by janitor John Ma Buire last evening. Neighbors said she had been in a head leaning position on the window sill for a long time. Death attributed to heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Regan
Tremont Street
John Ma Buire
Frear Attacks Tariff Bill as Pro-Trust Measure
Representative Frear of Wisconsin releases a minority statement denouncing the tariff bill’s provisions as indefensible and excessive. He argues rates would empower trusts and monopolies, burdening the public, while the majority bill readies for House submission. Towns nationwide are listed for civic prize recognitions in a separate cleanup campaign.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Ber
Westminster
Lancaster
Hinsdale
Sterling
Princeton
Mass
Machias
Yarmouth
Belgrade Lakes
Bar Harbor
Cavendish
Collinsville
Conn
Hampton
N. H
Notables Witness Winthrop Pageant at Fort Banks
Governor Cox and staff and General Edwards attended a patriotic pageant titled America First staged by the Winthrop Pageant Association at Fort Banks Winthrop. Ruth Walsh led the production dedicated by Henry C. Whorf to Colonel James F. Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Cox
General Edwards
Winthrop Pageant Association
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Ruth Walsh
America First
Henry C. Whorf
James F. Howell
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Women’s
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Summer ST
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Deny Caruso
Theodore Logan
Cong
Frear
Everett
Main Street
Forest Avenue
Leo Sullivan
Eastern Avenue
James M. Maloof
Hudson Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Arctic Explorer
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Baffin Land
MacMillan
R.h.white Co
ICSE
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