Pushed Girl Out Of Auto In Falls River Case
In Falls River on July 5 Joseph Johnson 69 Healy Street and Frank McCarthy 37 Borden Street were held for the grand jury on charges of assault with intent to steal. Rose Shibbley testified Johnson and McCarthy, with Peter Gaset and Michael Grogan, forced her from a car while en route to Swansea to be rolled for money and a diamond. Grogan was found probably not guilty and discharged.
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Healy Street
Frank MaeCarthy
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Rose Shibbley
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Johnson
McCarthy
Peter Gaset
Michael Grogan
Quarry Street
Swansea
Gates
Grogan
Harvard Professor Appointed Foreign Correspondent
Paris July 5 Professor Lawrence Joseph Henderson of Harvard University is named by the Academy of Medicine as a foreign correspondent.
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Lawrence Joseph Henderson
Harvard University
The
Academy of Medicine
Counterfeiting ring member jailed for two year term
John Artemis of Plymouth city received two years in Plymouth jail for conspiracy to counterfeit by causing a plate to be made to print numbers like those on federal reserve notes. He blamed a mysterious figure named Corres and claimed influence over him. John Christofoulos was indicted with Artemis and pleaded not guilty, to be tried later.
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Federal Reserve
John Artemis
New York
Secret Service
Anderson
Corres
Yachts Race 200 Mile Cruise From Marblehead to Bar Harbor
The Eastern Yacht Club fleet began its 200 mile cruise to Bar Harbor from Marblehead Rock with light airs and several leaders in the New York 40-foot class. Shawara led early, but Queen Mab, owned by Lt Commander Nathaniel F. Ayer, overtook to win on corrected time by 5 minutes 20 seconds over the second Vagrant, after a tight finish near Cape Ann.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Bar Harbor
New York
Marblehead Rock
Straitsmouth
Shawara
Harold Wesson
Springfield
Nathaniel F. Ayer
Vanderbilt
Katherine
Sally
Two Men Survive Car Plunge Off Embankment
John Starr and Frank Plasakas escaped unharmed after the car they were in plunged 25 feet down an embankment at Columbia road and Mt. Vernon street on the Dorchester South Boston line. Witnesses said the vehicle, purchased by Plasakas, ran beyond the driver’s control, jumped the sidewalk, crashed through a fence, and slid down the steep bank without overturning. The front end and steering were badly damaged.
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Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester
South Boston
John Starr
Thomas Park
Frank Plasakas
First Street
Yachts Race Sees Shawara Lead Squaw in Close Trade Winds
A 35 second lead over the Squaw and a 3 minute 20 second gap over the Pompara marked the early part of the race as Shawara and Squaw began a luffing duel. Pompara moved to second but could not overtake Wesson while wind shifted east-southeast to south-southeast bringing a late lift to most vessels. More than twenty yachts anchored as evening colors boomed from the flagship ahead of tomorrow’s Portland leg.
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Katherine
Wesson
Whistler
Portland
Massachusetts to contest coal tax rise impact
Massachusetts will challenge Pennsylvania coal operator taxes that could raise New England coal prices from 30 to 40 cents per ton. Fuel Administrator Hultman and Attorney General Allen planned a joint inquiry into the tax's effect on coal costs for Massachusetts residents and will send representatives to Pennsylvania to pursue the matter.
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Pennsylvania
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Allen
New England
Stillman With Wife Four Days In Divorce Case
Fred Beauvais the Indian guide named as co respondent in James A. Stillman’s divorce suit writes in New York of his desire to defend Mrs Anne Urquhart Stillman. He reacts to witness testimony and vows to join the fight despite the legal battle.
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New York
Fred Beauvais
Indian Guide
James A. Stillman
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Beauvais Rants in Letter Over Stillman Testimony
The witness Beauvais blasts the Pleasantville alibi with a letter alleging Stillman visited Mondanne in late 1917 and early 1918. He claims a wing was prepared for Stillman and recounts trips to New York to see The Eyes of Youth, plus disputed details about January 1918. He targets Kelly and other witnesses and mocks their memories.
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Mrs. Stillman
Mr. Stillman
Pleasantville
Percy Rockefeller
Mondanne
Stillman
Guy
Bernard Kelly
Christ
Percy A. Rockefeller
John BE. Mack
East Seventy-second Street
Mrs Glover Wins Laundry Ownership After Long Battle
The extended dispute over Waltham Laundry stock ends with Francis M. Carroll’s receiver’s report filed. Mrs Lillian M. Glover Delmarre, now remarried, secures the property valued around $27 000 and will share $1500 each with her counsel and the receiver.
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Lillian M. Glover Delmarre
Waltham Laundry Company
Francis M. Carroll
Glover
Greeks Continue To Make Progress In Ismid Gulf Front
July 4 report from Smyrna says Greek forces occupy Karamarsal on the Gulf of Ismid and Isnik between Ismid and Brussa. A junction forms between Karamarsal and Brussa fronts. Also claimed is a highly successful bombardment of Kutaija and Eskishehr.
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Proteroussa
Smyrna
Karamarsal
Gulf of Ismid
Isnik
Ismid
Brussa
Kutaija
Eskishehr
Two Die in Hotel Fire at Canoe Place Inn
Riverhead L I July two people died trapped in the Canoe Place Inn near Good Ground as flames swept the historic hotel. Florence Whittington twenty one of South Jamesport was a clerk and Richard Heineman the cashier. their bodies were found among ruins.
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Riverhead
L. I
Canoe Place Inn
Florence Whittington
South Jamesport
Richard Heineman
John L. Sullivan
New York
al Smith
Charles F. Murphy
Slew Husband in Self Defense Case Charged
Haverhill July 5 Mrs Katherine Farina 84 mother of six Killed husband Frank Farina with an axe after he beat her and attacked their daughter 14. She was in court charged with manslaughter case continued to Saturday and held without bail. The court allowed her to keep her 11 month old baby with her in her cell.
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Haverhill
Katherine Farina
Atlanta Street
Frank Farina
Rose Greene Elected Delegate to Upholsterers Convention
Miss Rose Greene president of the Boston Local Union was chosen as a delegate to the International Upholsterers Union convention in New York City starting July 18. Delegates to the Boston District Council were also elected for tonight’s meeting. A note mentions a troubled telephone system due to many marriages among telephone girls.
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Rose Greene
Boston Upholsterers’ Local
International Upholsterers’ Union
New York City
In America Hall
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