Mrs Helen Gould Secures License to Wed Thomas
New York report states Mrs Helen Gould the divorced wife of Frank J. Gould obtained a marriage license with her early sweetheart Ralph Hill Thomas. Details of the ceremony remained secret as they drove to City Hall in a touring car. Thomas, 28, born in Boston, now lives at 763 Fifth Avenue, is single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Thomas
New York
Frank J. Gould
City Hall
Ralph Hill
Boston
Fifth Avenue
Joseph B. Thomas
Annie M. Hill
Foss and Vahey to Confer on Democratic Nomination
Congressman Eugene N. Foss and James H. Vahey plan a conference on the Democratic nomination for governor. The meeting is arranged by Democratic State chairman Frederick J. Macleod. Both candidates intend to get together and discuss the situation to prevent a contested convention within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Foss
James H. Vahey
Frederick J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
No open contest expected as Vahey Foss feud quiets
Congressman Foss will oppose Vahey only if Vahey runs before the convention. Foss plans to be a candidate only if Vahey stays out. Chairman Macleod resists large meetings, saying no fight exists. The State committee leader says the convention will be unanimous. Personal good will remains between Vahey and Foss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Vahey
Macleod
State Committee
New York Healer Arrested for Practicing Without License
Central office detectives arrested 73 year old John William McGuire at a luxury apartment on West 124th Street and brought him before Magistrate Steinert in Harlem for trial on charges of practicing medicine without a license. Belle Holmes of the county medical society testified, detailing a supposed cure claim and a $3 to $6 fee.
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New York
West One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street
Central Office
Steinert
Harlem
John William McGuire
Belle Holmes
The
County Medical Society
McGuire
Miss Holmes
Christ
No Fight With Public School In Catholic Address
In Potriot Michigan Archbishop Glennon told the National Catholic Educational Association that Catholics seek no state church and oppose using public funds for Catholic propaganda. He said Catholics want secular teaching paid for by the state if it pays at all, and for all schooling costs. The convention closed last night.
Heirs Named in $200000 Shephard Estate Suit
In Leominster on July 8, heirs to the $200,000 estate of George G. Shephard, who died in a San Bernardino Cal hospital, are located. Joseph Shephard and his half-sisters Mrs. Harry Shapley and Mrs. Stella Gonyea will file claims with the California surrogate’s office. They say their father was Joseph S. Shephard of Athol, brother to the testator. The claimants’ counsel is Judge Freeman.
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Leominster
George G. Shephard
San Bernadino
Cal
Joseph Shephard
Harry Shapley
Stella Gonyea
G. G. Shephard
California
Freeman
Jail Sentence for Assault on Officer in Jamaica Plain
Five men charged with assaulting Patrolman Owen A. Eaton in Jamaica Plain on June 23 appeared in West Roxbury Municipal Court. Dolan 22 held for grand jury in 2000 dollar bonds. Crowley 28 discharged. Moore 22 Galvin 22 and McCarron 28 found guilty and sentenced to one year in jail. Fach appealed and held in 1000 dollar bonds.
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Owen A. Eaton
Jamaica Plain
West Roxbury
Perrins
John J. Dolan
Call Street
John H. Crowley
Plainville Street
Edward Moore
Boynton Street
James F. Galvin
Andrew McCarron
Amory Street
Fach
2 Mile Flight In A Burgess Biplane At Newburyport
A. L. Pfitzner of Hammondsport New York flew nearly two miles in a Burgess biplane at Newburyport keeping about 100 feet altitude. Dawn conditions were calm but engine heating forced an early landing on Park Island. The plane was ferried to Plum Island River for a fresh start as wind rose, ending the flight.
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Newburyport
A. L. Pfitzner
Hammondsport
N. Y
Pfitzner
Park Island
Plum Island
Crowing as case for court Worcester
The Templeton Village Improvement Society filed an injunction in Worcester County Superior Court against Julia E. French over crowing fowls at the Templeton Inn adjoining her property. The society alleges fowls begin crowing at 1 a.m. They offered to buy the fowls or the property but were unsuccessful. The case is set to be heard in Boston on July 11.
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Worcester
Worcester County Superior Court
Templeton Village Improvement Society
Templeton
Templeton Inn
Julia E. French
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
Several events across Greater Boston highlight religious education and outreach. The Deaf church and Rev J E Roy D D of North Carolina address a special educational service at Evangelical Alliance Church. The New England Chautauqua Assembly opens July 19 at South Framingham for ten days with daily devotions. Sagamore hosts the Swift Memorial Church cornerstone and the Massachusetts Christian Endeavorers institute continuing to the 15th with talks by Rev Calkins and others. Boston Y M C A plans a Norumbega Park meeting with a 70-voice chorus and brief talk by Whitmore. The Epworth League declines to merge with the Young People’s Society. St John’s East Boston pastor and wife spend vacation in Maine.
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EH. Clayton Wyand
Church For the Deaf
Evangelical Alliance Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
J. E. Roy
D. D
North Carolina
New England Chautauqua Assembly
South Framingham
Albert F. Peirce
Institute of the Massachusetts Christian Endeavorers
Sagamore Beach
Raymond Calkins
Portland
Elizabeth F. Upham
Dorchester
George BP. Huntington
D. Brewer Eddy
Boston
George E. Copeland
Henry L. McClusky
Worcester
Charles A. Whitman
Carl E. Heywood
Quincy
J. Spencer Voorhees
John Barstow
Lee
Christian Endeavor
Calkins
Robert A. Hume
India
James A. Francis
Shaw
Hiram N. Lathrop
Voorhees
Boston Y. M. C. A
Norumbega Park
Dora Brown
James A. Whitmore
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Hilton's Sale of The Watson Stock Begins This Morning
Details of The Hilton Company's purchase of the store and stock of Geo. Watson & Co. Newark were given in yesterday's papers. The closing out of the large portion of this stock which we have brought to our Boston Store begins this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Company
Geo. Watson & Co
Newark
Boston
Parcels Post Pact With Hungary Ratified
President Taft ratified a parcels post convention with Hungary marking a standard agreement with European nations. Parcels must weigh under 11 pounds and be valued 80 or less. postage set at 12 cents per pound or fraction, with the pact already operative this July.
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Washington
Taft
Hungary
Trenton Man Hid in Carpet to Evade Police
Joseph Wagner of Trenton, sought for a month in non support cases, was arrested after police reportedly faced a band of ferocious bulldogs. He claimed to have wrapped himself in carpet to escape arrest, aided by riverbank living and river crossings into Pennsylvania. Police pursuit included a canoe chase.
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Trenton
Joseph Wagner
Wagner
Pennsylvania
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Frank 3. Gould
Archbishop Glennon
Suse Shephar
West India
John T. Connor Co
Crowing
Greater Boston
Swift
Evangelical Alliance
Boston Common
Waltham Christian Union
H. B. Allen
Epworth League
Young People’s Society of the Christian Endeavor
Charles B. Jackson
St. John's Episcopal Church
East Boston
Mrs. Jackson
Winterport, Me
Tos
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Tuy
Revie
Spears As
Agnes
Hilton
Watson
Salem
the Hilton
Broad and
Market Sts
Philadelphia
Chestnut St
Broadway
37Th St
Washington Street
Temple Place
Blake
GEC
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