Boy Struck by Auto Succumbs Near Home
Seven year old Leo Trepensky son of Mrs Isabel Trepensky was killed yesterday afternoon when he stepped from behind a wagon into a passing auto near his home. The car driven by Gerald F Bracken and accompanied by Patrick J Hanley fled to the Broadway police station after the incident. Bracken’s father was listed as a local resident.
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Leo Trepensky
Isabel Trepensky
West Third Street
Gerald F.bracken
Randall Street
Roxbury
Patrick J. Hanley
Man Charged With Manslaughter Bailed, Hanley Released
The owner of the machine faced a manslaughter charge and was bailed last evening. Hanley was not detained.
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Hanley
Navy to Sell Garbage to Highest Bidder
Bids are advertised at the paymaster in Boston for removal of garbage from the Charlestown navy yard on July 13. No contract has been made yet and the department seeks sale to the highest bidder. Amount taken from the yard varies with the number of ships in.
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Navy
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
McIlwaine Wins Independence Cup Playoff at Ekwa nok
A. G. McIlwaine of the National golf course defeated J. Austin Furfey of Brookline C. C. in a playoff for the Independence Cup at Ekwa nok Country Club. McIlwaine overcame bogie strokes to win one up while Furfey had four strokes and finished five down.
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Manchester
A. G. McIlwaine
J. Austin Furfey
Brookline C. C
Ekwanok Country Club
McIlwaine
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Walker & Pratt
Melrose
Wilson Frames Mandate on German Submarine Talks
President Wilson spent hours formulating instructions to Ambassador Gerard on the informal exchange of views offered by Germany. He aims to clarify the U S position on submarine warfare to the German people while awaiting a formal reply.
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Windsor
Wilson
Gerard
United States
Fugitive Surrenders by Phone in Hotel Cashier Case
George W. Fullerton, sought since June 20 for absconding with nearly 1000 dollars from the Hotel Kimball where he served as cashier, surrendered to Chicago police and will be returned to Springfield for trial. His method of surrender is noted as unique.
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Springfield
George W. Fullerton
Kimball
Chicago
Fullerton
Boston Post reader urges publication for public idea
A Boston Post reader pleads for publication of a letter to reveal to Boston residents how certain actions were designed for an individual rather than the nation’s greatest institution. The writer seeks to inform the public and prompt discussion.
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Boston Post
Boston
President weighs German submarine talks amid frost of war
The President signals cautious support for Germany seeking talks on submarine warfare. A Gerard report guides policy while negotiations are hoped for an amicable settlement. He plans to stay in Cornish until a formal reply arrives next week, then return to Washington.
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Gerard
State Department
Germany
Cornish
Washington
Mexico
Dr. Grayson
Grayson
Mr. Sayre
Springfield
Mt. Ascutney
Crown Point Road
General Amherst
Germany Proposes Conditions on U S Rights at Sea
Washington reports Germany has informal drafted reply to June 9 note. The draft would require marking of belligerent vessels, US notice of departures, and inspection to curb munitions. Officials say the United States cannot approve the terms as presented without surrendering neutral rights.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Gerard
Berlin
Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Lansing
Foreign Office
William
Man Robbed and Left for Dead After Store Attack
Pepos, after evening business, was struck from behind during a robbery at his Goreham street store. Fire crews extinguished a blaze as he lay bound, gagged, and unconscious. he later revived with no visible head injuries. Police initially suspected glass entry but later credited a side window break-in.
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Pepos
Gorham Street
Frank Lawrence
Carr's
Pepes
Joseph A. Cribby
Joseph Green
Fepos
Huss Anniversary Observed in Boston Hall Tribute to Martyr
The 500 year anniversary of John Huss’s martyrdom was observed in Faneuil Hall Boston with Bohemian born citizens and American residents attending. Edward O. Tabor of Harvard chaired the event while Lieutenant-Governor Cushing spoke on Huss’s legacy and freedom. Rev. O P Gifford praised Huss’s religious stance and Joseph Kovar spoke in Bohemian.
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John Huss
Constance
Bohemia
Faneuil, Hall
America
Boston
Edward O. Tabor
Harvard
Cushing
Huss
Chicago Hotel Cashier Ends Evading Law
In Chicago, George W. Fullerton phoned Chief William J. Quilty to say he planned to surrender to police. He later walked into Chicago headquarters about 5 pm and admitted he would no longer evade the law. Fullerton had worked four years at a local hotel from bell boy to cashier.
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William J. Quilty
George W. Fullerton
Mr. Fullerton
Chicago
Fullerton
Bell Boy
Fire at 46 School Street Traced by Clark
Sergeant Clark detected a fire on the fourth floor of the 46 School Street building after smoke sightings near S Shawhel tailor. Firefighters battled the blaze for about thirty minutes, incurring roughly 500 dollars in losses while onlookers from nearby cafes listened to trot music.
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Clark
City Hall Avenue
School Street
S. Shawhel
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