Turner to Fight Limit for Collie in Rutland Case
Rutland attorney Lindley Squires will appeal to Vermont Supreme Court to block police seizure of Bruce the collie owned by Charles Turner of 94 Church street. Turner faces trial July 21 for keeping an unlicensed dog and seeks a mandamus ruling to license Bruce back in Rutland. Bruce vanished from under an officer's watch and was hidden in a nearby town as authorities pursue the case.
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Rutland
Lindley Squires
Vermont
Bruce
Charles Turner
Church Street
Squires
Supreme Court
Montpelier
Bert S. Hyland
Turner
H. B. Whittier
Mr. Turner
Ana
Mandamus
Brice
Not Her Collie Arrest In Burlington Over Licensing
Mrs. C H Moulton of Medford denies owning Bruce the collie tied to Charles Turner’s arrest. Turner kept the dog licensed in her name in Clarendon, though she says she never owned it and did not license it there. The dog was given to Turner before her marriage and the license appears tied to her family. She claims Bruce once snapped at horses as a puppy and has not bitten anyone, while denying any connection to the Vermont Supreme Court case.
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Mr. Turner
Bruce
Turner
Redfield Proctor
Proctor
Imit
Whittier
Board of Aldermen
Moulton
Medford
Mass
Clarendon
Rutland
Hyland
Charles Turner
Burlington
Wen
C. H. Moulton
Dr T Franklin Mayo of Newtonville Dead
Dr T Franklin Mayo 41 a Dalhousie Lodge member from Newtonville died suddenly in a Macon Georgia hospital while on a drug firm sales trip. Harvard Medical School graduate longtime Massachusetts General Hospital affiliate. He resided with his brother Harry Teayo at 305 Cabot Street Newtonville.
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Ate Franklin Mayo
Dalhousie Lodge of Masons of
Newton
Macon
Dr. Mayo
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Generalspital
South
Harry Teayo
Cabot Street
Newtonville
Boy Drowns in North Pond Milford
Milford July 13 Merrill Bandy 15 son of Mr and Mrs William Bandy of Highland street drowned this afternoon in North Pond while out with 12 year old David Daveron Neither boy could swim Daveron was rescued by John Gallagher who then attempted to save Bandy but the body was recovered an hour later by James Sandenenti and Wilam Bodreau A doctor and two nurses tried resuscitation with a pulmotor but failed
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Milford
Merrill Bandy
William Bandy
Highland Street
North Pond
David Daveron
Bandy
John Gallagher
Daveron
James Sandenenti
Wilam Bodreau
Tragic Incident Involving Boy Smuggling Revolver
Nine year old George West of Waltham died after shooting himself while attempting to remove his uncle Lincoln Midget’s revolver from the home to show a friend. The weapon belonged to the uncle, a noted waiter at the Adams House in Boston.
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George West
Waltham
George
Charles H. West
School Street
Lincoln Midget
Adams House
Boston
Stir Over Coal Raise in England
London July 12 the British government faces a swift economic lesson as the House of Commons announced a coal price increase of 1.50 per ton to take effect next Wednesday, sparking widespread concern over living costs and industry impact.
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England
London
House of Commons
Eric Geddes
National Service
John Sankey
Winston Spencer Churchill
Dundee
Lloyd George
Andrew Bonar Law
House
Coal price rise inflames British industry and labor clash
Industry across steel, shipbuilding, rail, gas, and textiles warn higher coal costs will lift prices, cut competitiveness, and raise unemployment. Debates mount over nationalization and wage policies as ministers insist rail and mine subsidies spark broader fiscal strains and possible strikes.
New Baby Born With Two Teeth Distinctive Birth Note
Dorchester welcomes Jeannette Christine Messinger born Saturday at 3 am weighing eight pounds with two teeth already present in the lower jaw. Doctors say the teeth are solid and won’t drop, a rare case observed by Dr Frederick J Bailey and nurse Christine Barry. Parents Henry G Messinger and Ethel May Messinger are pleased as the family grows to six children.
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Jeannette Christine Messinger
Dorchester
Frederick J. Bailey
Hancock Street
Christine Barry
Henry G
Ethel May Messinger
Messinger
Hathaway Baking Company
Roxbury
Jeannette Christine
Milford Fan Truck Run-Over Breaks Leg
Milford July 1 Arthur J. O Keefe aged 45 sustained a compound fracture of the left leg above the ankle when a motor truck carrying Woonsocket baseball fans ran him down on Main Street near the Town Hall. He was removed to Milford Hospital with head gashes and a painful shake up.
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Milford
Arthur J. O'Keefe
Woonsocket
O’keefe
Main Street
Milford Hospital
Maine fires destroy standing timber in Biddeford and Kennebunkport
Forest fires sweeping through Biddeford and Kennebunkport consumed vast tracts of standing timber and 600000 feet of pine box boards plus 600000 feet of logs valued at over 15000 dollars. Several houses were threatened as crews fought to gain control late tonight.
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Biddeford
Kennebunkport
Townley Is Found Guilty In Minnesota Conspiracy Trial
Jackson Minn July 13 The jury found President A C Townley and Joseph A Gilbert of the Non Partisan League guilty of conspiracy to teach disloyalty under Minnesota law after a two hour deliberation. The first ballot was nine to three for conviction, then unanimous. Townley defended that his mass meeting speeches in 1918 were not disloyal to the government.
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Townley
Gilbert
Minnesota
Takes Mercury Tablet but Will Recover
Mrs. Gloria Jones of 6 North Harvard street Alston attempted suicide by taking a chloride of mercury tablet after an argument with her husband’s relatives. Dr. William Buckley ordered her removal to City Hospital but she refused and stayed at home. She is expected to recover.
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Gloria Jones
Harvard Street
Alston
William Buckley
Market Street
City Hospital
Martial law declared in Texas county amid race trouble
Long View Tex July 13 martial law declared today in Gregg County as a result of race trouble here. Precipitated by a fight Friday morning between whites and Negroes and the killing of one Negro who resisted a raid. Further disorder reported today.
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Long View
Tex
Gregg County
15600 More Troops Land In New York
July 13 ships from Brest arrive with 15,600 troops disembarking in New York. Cap Finisterre brings 2,976, Pueblo 1,689, St. Louis 1,483, and Imperator 9,452 aboard.
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New York
Brest
Cap Finisterre
Pueblo
St. Louis
Troops Return Aboard Cap Finisterre and Imperator
War brides and thousands of soldiers disembarked from Cap Finisterre and Imperator. The Cap Finisterre carried 167 war brides and troops from the West and South amid criticism of Brest port officials by 1000 officers. The Imperator carried 93 war brides and Provisional Battalion 267 veterans under Major G. G. Hollander. Pueblo passengers included 600 AEF roughnecks detained overseas for violations. Motor Truck Company 4 returned with Sergeant Babe Childs, 27 years service, 300 pounds and six feet four inches.
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Cap Finisterre
Service Pioneer Infantry
Brest
339Th
Archangel
Imperator
Londerra
Lynchburg
L. W.‘Babe”’ Childs
Page silent on return as Carmania reaches Halifax
Thomas Nelson Page the United States ambassador to Italy declined to discuss reports he would not return to Rome. The Carmania arrived with 2500 Canadian troops and then sailed to New York. Page said Italians were friendly to America though Rome’s people still faced privations, war bread and near no sugar.
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Halifax
Thomas Nelson Page
United States
Italy
Cunard
Rome
Carmania
New York
Page
America
Man killed as auto hurtles bridge near Bridgewater
Bridgewater July 13 John Johnson of West Concord was killed when an automobile plunged 70 feet into the Pemigewasset River near this village. William Caldwell of Concord was hospitalized in Plymouth in serious condition. Four other men in the car were less seriously hurt.
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Bridgewater
John Johnson
West Concord
William Caldwell
Concord
Plymouth
Pemigewasset River
Hen Thieves Rampage Across Worcester County Towns
In Spencer and surrounding towns a wave of hen thefts has spurred gunplay and vigilant patrols. Reports describe midnight shots, improvised defenses, and citizens armed for protection as law enforcement struggles to contain a feathered crime spree spanning from Spencer to Ware. Police warn of dangers from vigilantism and cross-town raids amid widespread suspicion and fear.
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Spencer
Worcester County
Boston
New York
Leicester
Brookfields
Warren
Ware
Murder or suicide lone bride tale from Lowell
Mrs Raymond G Forgays a Lowell dentist wife died of a gunshot wound to the thorax in what Medical Examiner T B Smith terms a self inflicted death. The tragedy followed weeks of loneliness after Friday night sounds of a pistol echoed from the Bellevue street boarding house where the couple lived. The woman lay in bed in night attire with blood at the throat and was found by a housekeeper, still alive and dying.
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Lowell
Raymond G. Forgays
T. B. Smith
Forgays
Bellevue Street
Post rejects Reed address at Birmingham meeting
The Birmingham Post of the American Legion adopted resolutions stating no post member would attend Senator Reed of Missouri's address opposing the League of Nations. Reed received the resolutions from a Birmingham Post committee.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Post
American Legion Today
Senator Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
Reed
Geopolis to Be Neutral City for League of Nations
Brussels July 13. An interallied committee proposes a permanent war memorial by founding an international city in Belgium to be named Geopolis. The neutralized front sector would house the League of Nations and serve as its permanent seat.
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Brussels
Belgium
League of Nations
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