Oscar Kelley Skips Court Appearance In Suspected Assault Case
Oscar Kelley born in Ireland and known for singing and harmonica playing left the hospital this week. His stepson Frank Tattoon faces Central Court charges of assault with a revolver, with Kelley required to appear on July 19 or be brought by police to Pemberton Square.
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Oscar Kelley
Ireland
City Hospital
Frank Tattoon
Cobb Street
South Ind
Oscar
Central Court
Kelley
Creed
Louis Neiderberger
Pemberton Square
Brentano declines U.S. ambassadorship post
Berlin July 18 The Tageblatt reports Professor Lujo Brentano has informed the government he is not available for the German ambassador to the United States due to advanced age. Brentano is currently staying in Florence Italy.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Lujo Brentano
United States
Tageblat
Brentano
Florence
Italy
How Ford Weathered a Gale and Rebuilt The Firm
Henry Ford avoided bank borrowing and paid up taxes to emerge from near disaster. Through a ruthless yet sound plan he cut costs, retooled, and boosted output from 60 000 workers to 45 000 while raising daily car production to 4500. Net profits run near 20 million monthly, with strong dealer demand and expanding shipments.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Treasury
Ford's Global Auto Surge Moves 125000 Surplus Cars
Ford shifted 125000 surplus automobiles from his stock into 17000 dealer hands and shipped cars worldwide. Cash returns reached 69000000 before April 1 while notes of acceptance aided supplies. He found 914000000 in frozen cars and parts in New York Philadelphia and Boston as the fleet began rolling out. An Indiana dealer faced a train load of unordered Fords.
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Ford
Masachusetts
Liberty
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Indiana
Cambridge Firemen Shift Promotions Reshape Departments
Chief James M. Casey announced widespread transfers and promotions affecting nearly every Cambridge fire station. New deputy chief Albert R. Waite oversees headquarters, T F O Connell becomes captain at Engine 7, Thomas F. Drummond moves to Ladder 4 as lieutenant, and John Gibson and J H McCabe become lieutenants at Chemical 1 and Engine 6 respectively. Additional moves include Arthur L Marshall to Engine 4, George L Church to Ladder 2, James H Furley to Engine 6, W C Richardson to Ladder 3, Henry O'Brien to Engine 2, D R Sullivan to Engine 8, Redmond Burke to Engine 4, W L Chapman to Engine 5, and William Atkinson to Engine 7.
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Cambridge
James M. Casey
Albert R. Waite
T. F. O'Connell
Thomas F. Drummond
John Gibson
Chemical
J. H. McCabe
Arthurl. Marshall
George L. Church
James H. Furley
W. C. Richardson
Henry O’brien
D. R. Sullivan
Redmond Burke
W. L. Chapman
William Atkinson
Louisville restaurant owner sentenced to hang in 1920s case
Louis Kokas, a Lexington restaurant owner, was sentenced to be hanged by a circuit court jury for attacking a nine year-old girl. The verdict was the first under Kentucky’s 1920 law.
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Lexington
Louis Kokas
Jackie Coogan Seeks Book for New Film Project
Child star Jackie Coogan requests reader suggestions for a suitable story to adapt into a photoplay for a six year old. He invites ideas via Brunton Studios Hollywood and promises a gift to the contributor if chosen.
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The
Post
Brunton Studios
Hollywood
Cal
Railroads Rally to Halt Freight Robberies
National railroads held an executive session in New York to study preventing car burglary, which last year caused 25 million dollars in stolen goods. Reports showed about 106 million dollars in freight-loss claims occur annually, with over 20 percent due to thefts.
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New York
American Railways Association
United States
Alleged Fire Queen Arraigned in Brookline Court
Frederick A. Price aged 42 of 46 Minden Street Roxbury was arraigned in Brookline Municipal Court on malicious injury to property and cutting telephone wires at 1388 Mountfort Street Longwood. Associate Judge Philip S Parker set bail at 500 dollars and Price was ordered to undergo psychiatric observation after an application by Mrs Price. Police from Newton assisted in the arrest.
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Frederick A. Price
Minden Street
Roxbury
Cornelius J. Wharton
Brookline
Incendiary Fires Spur Arrest Warrant for Price
Authorities held a warrant for the arrest of Price in connection with a series of fires of incendiary origin. Officials refused to specify the charges against him.
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Price
Must Pay for Spoiling Policeman's Clothes
John Little must compensate Patrolman Peterson of Station 15 for damage to the officer’s clothing during his arrest in Charlestown for drunkenness. The Charlestown court found him guilty of assault and battery and imposed a two months suspension.
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John Little
Peterson
Station 15
Charlestown
Little
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