Resolute Dominates Newport Yacht Race Over Vanitie and Defiance
Under light southerly breeze on a 30 mile triangular course at Newport the Resolute defeated the Vanitie by 31 minutes 21 seconds on actual time and 33 minutes 7 seconds on corrected time while the Defiance retired two miles from the finish. The Vanitie showed surprising pace in light conditions and Defiance faded late.
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Vanitie
Newport
Defiance
Resolute
Newport Harbor
C. K. G. Billings
Dalance
Form-Fitting Men’s Clothes Forecast for Fall and Winter
Atlantic City N J July 10 fashion authorities at the National Association of Manufacturing Clothiers Designers session approved form fitting suits for men this fall and winter. Overcoats will be double breasted with a French hack and button through, while Balmacaan coats return with minor changes and coats trend shorter at the waist with soft roll lapels. Trousers will be shapely of medium width as delegates note the new dance popularity driving demand.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Association of Manufacturing Clothiers
Mayor Signs Street Improvement Orders
Mayor Curley signed orders for street work in West Roxbury and Brighton. Temple street will extend to Spring street at 50 000 dollars. Spring street will be widened to sixty feet from the bridge to Centre street. Tremont street repairs from Washington to Newton line cost 1700 dollars and Washington street from Oak Square to Foster street cost 1800 dollars.
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Curley
Temple Street
West Roxbury
Spring Street
West Hoxbury
Centre Street
Meyer
Tremont Street
Brighton
Washington Street
Newton
Oak Square
Foster Street
Starved man found unconscious on West Roxbury street
A middle aged man collapsed in front of 12 Spring Street West Roxbury and was rushed by ambulance to City Hospital. He, barely conscious, whispered his name Henry D Fisher of 65 Parker Street Holyoke and said he had walked from east of Springfield toward Boston seeking work.
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Spring Street
West Roxbury
City Hospital
Henry D. Fisher
Parker Street
Holyoke
Springfield
Boston
Dr Carman Accused of Hiding Facts in Murder
The case against Dr. Carman extends the examination date to July 21 as prosecutors seek grand jury actions and stronger evidence. Detectives probe witnesses and possible relationships between Carman and Mrs. Bailey while gathering rifle and dictagraph details from the Carman home.
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Dr. Carman
Smith
Levy
Elwood T. Bardes
Bardes
Shaw Dana and Shaw on Children Rights and Liberty
The essay fragment discusses Shaw in contrast to his son Shaw Dana with views on child rights. It argues a child’s right to live and to act freely within neighborly limits, critiques compulsory schooling, and cites Governor Walsh on state economy and education policy.
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Shaw
Calvin
Schopenhauer
Pasteur
Dana
Bernard Shaw
Woman recalls gift cancels large bequest in jealousy rage
Freeport New York July 10. A Freeport woman infatuated with Dr Edwin Carman reportedly drew a will leaving 5000 to him but cancelled the legacy amid jealousy signals. Friends seek to learn if she fired the shot that killed Mrs Louisé Bailey. Carman would not comment. counsel refused to affirm or deny. One suspected woman was ruled out as a factor.
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Florence Carman
Mineola
Dr. Carman
Mrs. Bailey
Mr. Smith
Tam
Mrs. Carman
Mr. Pettit
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Valance
Carman
Bailey
Baley
Carman House
W. W. Black
Platt Conklin
Elizabeth
Archie Wallace
Grove Street
Pat Conklin
Martha Parrish
Negress
Rockville Centre
Celia
Mr. Bailey
William J. Burns
Horace Evans
Board of Health of
Freeport
South Shore Yacht Club
Evans
Cornell University
State Board of Health
Professor Evans
Cornell
N. Y
Edwin Carman
Louisé Bailey
George M. Levy
Walsh Returns to Busy Round in State Office
Governor Walsh returned from Washington and immediately tackled a hectic schedule. He urged State Auditor Pope to stop board members from submitting expense claims to the Commonwealth and charging for meals and lodging. He asked for a commission inquiry into executive expenses and praised A P Gardner for Salem appropriation work while planning new appointments and health department leadership. He also criticized New Haven over the Fisher Ellis bill and prepared to visit Lakeville to review the First Brigade.
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State Commission On Economy and Efficiency
New Haven
Department of Justice
Department
Massachusetts
General Court
Walsh
Salem
Gardner
Victor Heiser
Philippines
Department of Public Health
Lakeville
George H. Priest
Washington
A. P. Gardner
Pope
Commonwealth
Malley Intensifies Tax Delinquent Collection in Massachusetts
John F. Malley, collector of internal revenue, reported he has already collected over 3.5 million dollars from Massachusetts citizens in corporation and income taxes and began new rounds to reach delinquents. Some taxpayers dispute the claim and wait for formal notice. counsel advised payment within 10 days or face 5 percent penalty plus 1 percent monthly until paid.
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Massachusetts
John F. Malley
Internal Revenue
Malden Liquor Raids Target Three Clubs by Women Officers
Three Malden clubs were raided by a police action led by the Clean Up Malden committee of the Malden Ministers Association. One club governed by women officers faced the raid, with further sensational developments promised for today.
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Malden
Malden Ministers’ Association
Sup
Private sleuths lead three week anti liquor crusade
Rev Henry N Pringle says a dry city will see 30 arrests for alleged liquor law violations as he directs a private crime patrol over the past three weeks.
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Dry
Henry N. Pringle
Police raid Malden clubs seize 200 gallons liquor
A police squad acting on warrants from Rev Pringle and Fred Weyand raided the Malden Turn Verein Club Wiglesworth Meriden streets and the Lyra Club on Holyoken street. More than 200 gallons of liquor were seized. The Lyra Club is run by women officers led by president Carrie Prapp. The minister-detective accuses local officials of lax enforcement and says police patronize several illegal joints.
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Mr. Pringle
Fred J. Weyand
Boston
Secret Service Bureau
Malden
Malden Turn Verein Club
Forest Street
Mennecher Club
Wigslesworth
Meriden Streets
Lyra Club
Holyoken Street
Carrie Prapp
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Massachusetts Erative Hospital, Inc
Mass
Ava
Stephen P. Pettit
Baby Shaw
Shaw Dana
Young Shaw Dana
Liberty
Bill
Malley
Dr. Pierce
Bowdoin SQ
Revere House
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Bertha Rich
J. Theo. Murphy
Harry Landers
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Marie Landis
Dorothy Knowles
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Kathryn Delmar
Dolly Clifford
Petta Ferguson
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Helen Douglas
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Boston Post
A & Raf
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African Hunt Pictures
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Miodern
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H. White
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aSuy
Paragon
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Webster
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RED Sox
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Wright & Ditson’s
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Moran
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Everett
Logan and McPartland
Connolly
Rollins
Mike the Barber
Park
Pecci Amateurs
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Puritan Roof Garden
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SOK
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Leeks
Otis Wharf
Lahant
Fort Hill
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Ewe
King Philip
Dikgy
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Cape Ann
Central Wharf
State St
Atlantic
Stat Boston
Merchant
G. Mgr
Fishing
Salite
Sorensen
Providence
BAY State
Provincetown
Dorothy Bradsford
Atlantic Ave
Ft. Hill
Jabez S. Dybr
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