Decision in Nesky case due today in Brighton court
Patrolman Edward Nesky faces assault and battery charges filed by Patrick A. Collins of Newton after a May incident on a Western avenue car. Judge Thomas H. Connolly delayed ruling until today while hearers weigh the Nesky and Collins cases.
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Brighton
Edward Nesky
Brighton Police
Patrick A. Collins
Chestnut Square
Newton
Thomas H. Connolly
Nesky
Collins
Brown
Connolly
Western Avenue
Spurr Street
Quebec Forest Fires Suspected Incendiary Origin
Officials probed rumors that many fires across Quebec were incendiary as thousands of firefighters battled the flames. Widespread drought left water scarce and sand used as a substitute in several areas.
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Quebec
Wilson to Get M'Carthy's Job in Prohibition Reform
Elmer C. Potter, supervising enforcement officer, awaits official orders on a proposed reorganization of federal prohibition forces. The plan would place all departments under the state director with five new directors in other New England states. Potter would replace Harold D. Wilson as state prohibition director at 5000 dollars annually, while Wilson moves to lead the field enforcement force at 4000 dollars. The new director would head the legal, clerical, and field divisions accountable for permits and violator apprehension.
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Prohibition Forces
Elmer C. Potter
Potter
Prohibition
Haynés
Washington
Prohibition Law
New England
Boston
Harold D. Wilson
A& State Prohibition
McDonalds Seek New Home as Wrecking Dismantles Lynn House
Mr and Mrs Frank McDonald live with four children at 253 Summer Street Lynn as timbers and windows are torn from their two and a half story house. The father works nights in a garage and the family struggles to find new quarters while Mrs McDonald, though shaken by a fall stepping from the front steps removed by contractors, remains hopeful about the roof over their heads.
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Frank McDonald
Summer Street
Lynn
McDonald
Mrs. McDonald
Hold Actors On Girls Charge In Back Bay Case
Two girls Hélén Harris and Gertrude Maxim were arraigned in Roxbury District Court after police detained them following an incident at an apartment on Hemenway Street. Actors Henry Vanderslip and George Miller faced two serious charges with Vanderslip held for the grand jury on $3000 bond and Miller jailed three months after a statutory offence conviction.
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Hélén Harris
North Paston
Gertrude Maxim
Brockton
Roxbury
Back Bay
Hemenway Street
Henry Vanderslip
George Miller
Boston
Vanderslip
Hayden
Miller
Farmer Beaten by Berry Pickers in Blandford Fields
James Rich owner of a Blandford farm says he was beaten by berry pickers from Springfield when he attempted to collect a 50 cent fee for picking on his land. A female in the party allegedly tried to bite his arm during the incident in Westfield on July 7.
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Westfield
Springfield
James Rich
Blandford
Provincetown Art Association to Open 1921 Exhibition
Provincetown Art Association announces its 1921 exhibition from July 1 to September 14 in the new Main Street gallery. President William H. Young and honorary vice presidents Charles W Hawthorne FE Ambrose Webster George Elmer Brown Richard Miller Max Rohm lead a reorganized society now owning its home since 1920.
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Provincetown
Provincetown Art Association
John Noble
William H. Young
White Cape Cod House
Main Street
Emerson House Reveals the Man Through Quiet Mornings
In Concord, Dr. Emerson recalled his father’s daily reading routine two pages and ten pages on Saturdays. Sundays featured family walks to favorite spots, with Thoreau sometimes joining. The home held engravings by Reai and Raphael and a cherished Dial collection, showing a life of thoughtful study.
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Concord
Dr. Emerson
Plutarch
Wmerson
Thoreau
Houge
Emerson House
Guido Reai
Thomas Carlyle
T. Carlyle
Raphael
Athens
Vatican
Corregeio
S T. Francis
Dresden
Michael Angelo
Giotto
Dante
Emerson
the Dial
Charles Eliot Norton
Coppinger Buried With Military Honors
Funeral services for Joseph Coppinger, a Y M C A veteran, followed a fatal July 4 accident at the YP club on Huntington Ave Back Bay. A high mass at St Columbkille's Brighton was led by Fr Oscar O Gorman with Fr Joseph Coppinger present. An escort from American Legion posts and Veterans of Foreign Wars joined the burial with full military honors.
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Joseph Coppinger
Y. D
Y. PD
Huntington Avenue
Back Bay
St. Columbkinle’s Church
Brighton
Oscar O'Gorman
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
Tribute to Diamond Jim Timilty by Mayor Peters
Mayor Peters issued a heartfelt tribute on learning of James P. Timilty's death in North Haven Maine. He praised Timilty as generous loyal and unselfish and said no one in need was ever refused help. The article notes Timilty died in Sharon and references a large funeral attendance plan.
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Mayor Peters
James P. Timilty
Peters
North Haven
Jim” Timilty
John P. Englert
St. Francis de Salles Church
Vernon Street
Roxbury
Senate
Jamé P
Diamond Jim
Timilty
Sharon
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Virginia
Ioe
Margarine
Importers
Washington ST
Blackstone ST
M’carthy
F. O. B. Factory
the White Company
Cleveland
Commonwealth Ave
BY William Justin Mann
Coppinger
Horsford
Biltmore
General Phonograph Corporation
New York
Magnolia Shop
K.T. Slattery CO
Tremont Street
Boston Common
E. T. Slattery CO
Gham
United States
Veedol
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation
Broadway
Cambridge Street
Allston
Mass
Canal Street
Union Street
South Braintree
Braintree
Jackson Street
Lowell
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