Car thief held after gear miscue at arena
Patrolman Birmingham of Back Bay station arrested John J. Coleman 20 of Jamaica Plain after he started driving George A. Clare s car from in front of the Boston Arena last night. Coleman faced charges of attempted larceny.
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Birmingham
Back Bay
John J. Coleman
Plainfield Street
Jamaica Plain
George A. Clare
South Munroe Terrace
Dorchester
Boston Arena
Coleman
Leniency Debate for War Veteran Convicted of Child Murder
London July 6. England debates whether veterans who commit crime deserve exceptional leniency due to wartime sacrifices. Labor officials plan to appeal to Home Secretary Shortt for Lionel Crockford, 20, condemned to die July 18 for murdering his five month old illegitimate child.
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London
United News
England
Home
Shortt
Lionel Crockford
Crockford
Labor Party
First Christian Science College Under Construction Near St Louis
Christian Science leaders say a $1,000,000 college near St Louis is under construction and will be the first Christian Science college in the world.
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ST. Louis
Christian Science Leaders Today
Henry J Eaton Dies in Hartford at 83
Henry J Eaton longtime Hartford Fire Department chief known as the fire dog of New England died after a long illness at age 83 in Hartford Conn He retired from active duty two decades ago and later worked as a fire extinguisher salesman until a few years ago
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Hartford
Conn
Henry J. Eaton
Hartford Fire Department
New England
City Moves to Widen Province Street to 50 Feet
After a second conference with property owners, Mayor Curley ordered street commissioners to re establish the Province street building line to 50 feet. The widening project from Bromfield to School streets is estimated to cost about $500,000.
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Province Street
John Beck
Max Schoolman
Joseph C. Holmes
Curley
C. H. W. Foster
Mary McAleer
E. Mark Sullivan
Councilman Walsh
H. O. Cutter
George Grant
L. F. McAleer
E. C. Jenny
Warren Freeman
George Crocker
Alexander Whiteside
Edgar Crocker
Bromfield
School Streets
City plans major street project to widen Province Street area
City officials push a June 1 1923 start for a broad plan to acquire leases and parcels on Province School and Bromfield streets to ease congestion. Bank and real estate interests resist but may transfer frontage to the city under eminent domain. The Olympia Realty Company foresees delays as negotiations proceed.
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Province
School
Bromfield
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
School Street
The
Bank
Province and
School Streets
School Street Bank
Joseph C. Holmes
Savings Bank
Edward C. Jenney
Charles W. Whittier
Board of Directors
Province Street
Shoolman Delays Building Revisions Over Province Street Widening
Max Shoolman plans for a new theatre and office building were altered as the city considers widening Province Street. The project’s rear construction may pause to allow land-taking by the city, affecting 118 feet of frontage and 3720 square feet of land owned by Massachusetts General Hospital and Olympia Company. Mayor Curley aims to create a new thoroughfare to ease traffic and encourage modernization downtown.
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George A. Crocker
Olympia Realty Company
Washington Street
Harvard Place
Province Street
Province Courts
Bromfield Street
New Street
Province Stret
Province Court
Max Shoolman
Shoolman
Massachusetts General Hospital and
Olympia Company
City Hall Avenue
Curley
Funeral Services for William A Hennessey
Funeral services for William A Hennessey 21 son of Lieutenant William J Hennessey of the Morton Street police station were held yesterday at his home 1 Hartford Street Dorchester A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Paul s Church by Rev John Welch of Cambridge The mass and ceremonies were conducted by friends of the family He died Monday from blood poisoning following an ulcerated tooth He had worked for the Boston and Albany railroad and was a Dorchester public school graduate.
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William A. Hennessey
William J. Hennessey
Morton Street
Hartford Street
Dorchester
John Welch
Cambridge
St. Paul's Church
Young Hennessey
Boston & Albany Railroad
Dorchester Mention Ties Boston Colleges in Callicoon Note
A fragment references Dorchester along with Boston College High School and St. Josephs College at Callicoon New York. The text hints at a local connection among these institutions without fuller context or dates.
Bielaski Not Arrested in Mexico City Kidnapping Report
Mexico City July 6 United News reports A. Bruce Bielaski new york oil man has not been arrested. Rumors claimed his kidnapping frameup against the Obregon government, but there is no basis for them.
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Mexico City
United News
Bruce Bielaski
New York
Obregon
Parks ban shuts Merrymount Park games for veterans
Quincy park chairman Rev. William B. Ayres revoked five permits for Fourth of July veteran outings at Merrymount Park and pledged no games of chance under carnival control. Indignation grows as the public questions the strict conditions and future permit issuance hinges on good faith assurances.
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Quincy
Ayres
Merrymount Park
Fore River Club
Vaugh Burial to Await Son Arrival
Funeral services for William J. Vaugh were held at the Church of the Sacred Heart East Boston with a high mass by Fr John Burke. The body rested in Holy Cross Cemetery Malden before burial next week after his son Wilton Waugh arrives from Paris to be with the family.
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William J. Vaugh
Havre Street
Boston
Church of the Sacred Heart
Brooks Street
John Burke
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Wilton Waugh
Paris
Norman divorce libels dismissed in Suffolk
Mel bourne G Norman a Lynn shoe worker and his wife Viola Pierce Norman of Allston had libels for divorce dismissed by Judge Burns of the Suffolk Divorce Court after hearing the evidence. Each accused the other of desertion.
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Melbourne G. Norman
Lynn
Viola Pierce Norman
Allston
Burns
Suffolk
Bird Declares Self for Cox in Gubernatorial Race
Charles Sumner Bird of East Walpole, leader of the Progressive party, endorses Governor Channing H. Cox for re election and opposes Attorney General J Weston Allen for the gubernatorial nomination. He challenges Allen on the one term issue in a public statement issued yesterday.
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Charles Sumner Bird
East Walpole
Progressive Party
Channing H. Cox
J. Weston Allen
Bird
Allen
Governor Seeks Second Term Endorsement
The governor argues for a second two year term, saying the state should keep a competent governor on the job as long as he makes good.
Lower Age Limit Expanded at Citizens Military Camp
The Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Devens will admit boys aged 16 who turn 17 in August, lowering the previous minimum of 17 on August 1. The Military Training Camps Association announced the change and urged applicants to submit blanks promptly.
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Citizens
Camp Devens
Military Training Camps Association
Evening Frock Styles Shown For Young Girls
The taffeta evening frock remains popular for young girls with models displaying full skirts and fitted bodices. Minimal trimming keeps the design simple and elegant for social events.
Strike’s Effect Shown in Charity Account
Lawrence reports the textile strike doubled charity bills. In June the groceries for 3% families cost 8981 dollars, up from 1883 last year. The city approved all committee bills, and 442 dollars was loaned to renters facing eviction for non payment.
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Lawrence
Charities Department
The Lost Columbine by Julian Street Preview
A note introduces The Lost Columbine as part of the Boston Sunday Post Magazine fiction lineup by Julian Street, described as among the era’s top living authors. The teaser signals a new entry in the original story series to appear in the next issue.
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Columbine
Julian Street
Boston Sunday Post
Le Bon Chapeau Midsummer Hats for YoungSet Shoppers
A Madison Avenue fashion entry highlights Mademoiselle YoungSet selecting chic hats for garden parties. White baronet cloth and crepe de chine styles include turbans poke and mushroom shapes with white flowers ribbons or bows. Prices range 3.95 to 10.00 with sport hats from 1.45 to 4.95. Temple Place Second Floor.
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Ademoiselle YoungSet
Mademoiselle YoungSet
Mam'selle YoungSet
Linen Handkerchiefs for sale at 17c each or 3 for 50c
Linen handkerchiefs offered in various colors with quarter inch hemstitched hems. Prices listed: 17 cents each or 3 for 50 cents. Color options include green pink lavender blue orange salmon tan or yellow.
New Blouse Store Offers Wide Range of Lingerie Blouses
The New Blouse Store advertises inexpensive lingerie blouses with options from crisp dimities to lace and voile. Voile blouses are priced at 2.00, dimity and dotted Swiss at 2.95, and other lingerie blouses up to 10.95, with new stock arriving from New York.
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New York
New
Such a Sweater for 2.25 at the New Sweater Store
The ad promotes mohair slip on sweaters with a V neck and drop stitch weave priced at 2.25, noting ease of selection and fit. It contrasts with heavier wool and silk options priced 4.95 to 42.50, urging readers to visit the New Sweater Store on Winter Street First Floor for quick choices.
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Qor
Jerey
Winter Street
Vacation reading picks at the store
A bookstore ad lists new novels including The Moon Out of Reach by Margaret Pedler, Maid by Elinor Glyn, Lucretia Lombard by Kathleen Norris, The Vehement Flame by Margaret Deland, plus Diet and Health. It invites customers to browse more titles and note the stationery store address.
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Nan Davenant
Margaret Pedler
Nicholas Thormonde
Miss Sharp
Elinor Glyn
Lucretia Lombard
Stephen
Mimi
Kathleen Norris
Margaret Deland
Lulu Hunt Peters
A.B
M.D
Winter Street
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C. S. College
Standard Steel Motor Car CO
Brookline Ave
Kenmore Station
the Standard Motor Car Co
Pittsburgh
Province ST
Crocker
M’alear Estate
Patrick McAlear
Corporation
Robert H. Gardiner
Charles S. Rackemann
Naturaly
Wilson Bros
Watchmakers
Court St
Seollay Sq
Boston College High School
St. Joseph's College At
Callicoon, N. Y
Bielaski
Vaugh
Son
Norman
Istores Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Tyler
Pappy
Weceo
Madras
Men’s Store
Floor
the Shepard Stores
Cox
YoungSet News
Wire Seftyone
Temple Place
Tremont Street
Oxford
Beach
Calera
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