Judge refuses warrant in auto death case
Judge Hayden of Roxbury District Court refused to issue a warrant for Forest R. Mitchell of 1705 Commonwealth Ave Brighton in the death of Mrs. Sarah D. Early of 93 Washington St Newton Lower Falls killed Tuesday in an automobile crash. Evidence showed Mitchell not to blame.
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Hayden
Roxbury
Forest R. Mitchell
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton
Sarah D. Early
Washington Street
Newton Lower Falls
Mitchell Tim
Printing Situation Improves as Philadelphia Strike Ends
Robert Seaver, chairman of the publicity committee, says the Pressmen and Feeders Union of Philadelphia has ended its strike with members returning to work. He notes Boston's situation is improving with Typothetae offices moving toward full capacity and maintaining partial production.
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Robert Seaver
Boston ‘Fypothetae
Philadelphia
Boston
Endeavor Congress Convenes in New York Opening World Meet
Delegations from every continent gather in New York at the sixth world Christian Endeavor convention held in the 71st Regiment Armory. About 15 000 attendees from 18 million members hear Rev Francis E Clark call for a four square campaign while officials hail growing society growth and urge faith driven prosperity.
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New York
Christian Endeavor
Great Stone
Canada
Dominion
Japan
China
Australia
India
Armenia
Persia
Egypt
Asia
Africa
Mexico
Europe
British Isles
United States
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor's Union
Four Square Christian Endeavor
Dixie Esmond to Ride Afternoons After Nantasket Quiet Rule
Dixie Esmond the Paragon Park Revue chorus girl sued George Perkins for 100000. Nantasket guardians of the peace ordered no more dawn gallops on Green Hill roads. Police report the horsewoman must ride in the afternoon or train at Paragon. Next month’s race looms under the new rule.
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Dixie Esmond
George Perkins
New York
Guardians of the Peace
Nantasket
Green Hill
Paul Revere
Dixie
Paragon Park
Palm Garden
Big South Shore Park
Yohasset
New
Paragon
Actor's Liquor Stays on Dock at Nantucket
New Bedford July 6 Robert Hilliard the actor who was robbed on Nantucket two seasons ago faced a new loss as seven cases of his liquor remained in New York after his transport permit expired in June. He and his family had arrived by boat and planned to bring the liquors this season but could not due to the permit delay.
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Hylan
Finis Idleman
First Christian Church of
New York
Frederick A. Wallis
Edward P. Gates
New Endeavor
Roger Babson
Christian Endeavor
United States
Washington
New Bedford
Robert Hilliard
Siasconset
Nantucket
Hilliard
York
Veterans Begin Vocational Work at Somerville School
Fifty disabled World War veterans started a two month course in auto work machinery and woodwork at the Vocational School for Boys in Somerville. Classes run 830 am to 230 pm under principal Harry Jones with five teachers.
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Somerville
Harry Jones
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Nainsook Athletic Union
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Live Store
Hawley Streets
Brockton
Beverly
Lynn
Hyde Park
Providence
Worcester
Springfield
New England
Kuppenheimer
Endeavor Congress
U. S
Dorothy McMorrow
Edwin McMorrow
Hancock Street
Dorchester
Utah
Charlestown Navy Yard
Bird Island Flats
Memphis
Tenn
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