60-Year-Old Couple Marry After Long Romance in Boston
Clerk Joseph Cohalan joined William Anderson and Anna Lenora Hays in a Boston ceremony waiving the five day rule. The Minneapolis romance began there and a visit here led to wedlock. Anderson, a railroad foreman and father of nine, and Hays, with no children, plan to settle in Montana after a few days in Boston.
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Joseph Cohalan
William Anderson
Anna Lenora Hays
Borth
Minneapolis
Joseph A. Sheehan
Hays
Mr. Anderson
Charles Anderson
Morrison Avenue
Somerville
Mrs. Hays
Anderson
Boston
Montana
Wrestler Charged in Man Dies After Neck Injury
In Lawrence July 13, Santo Aresco died at General Hospital after a wrestling match at Errera Ralesserando’s home on July 2. Aresco’s death was ruled a hemorrhage at the base of the brain by Medical Examiner George Dow. Errera Ralesserando was held on manslaughter charges, with $5000 bond, as District Court set July 22 for continuation of the case.
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Aresco
Dow
Teel Ramsey Wedding Notable Social Event
The wedding of Miss Charlotte Fisk Ramsey daughter of Mrs Arthur Ramsey and Norcross Teel son of Mr and Mrs Howard Teel occurred Tuesday at 3 oclock at 51 Yale Street Winchester. Rev M D Wolfe of Cambridge performed the ceremony with Mrs Charles N March matron of honor and Barbara Joan March as flower girl and ring bearer. Best man was Richard Teel brother of the groom. The bride 20 is a descendant of Roger Williams and formerly resided in Cambridge. The groom an ensign in the navy in the war and president treasurer of the Norcross Teel Company at Medford is a Harvard class of 1920 and member of the Harvard Club. Post ceremony a motor tour through Canada followed.
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Dartmouth
Roger Williams
Cambridge
Navy
Norcross Teel Company
Medford Gr Iuare
Harvard
Harvard Club
Teel
Canada
New England Shoe Factories urged to reopen after exhibit
The National Shoe and Leather Exhibit and Shoe Style Show ends tonight at Mechanics' building. A full time restart would employ thousands of shoemakers and tannery workers. MacAuliffe of police headquarters was charged yesterday with larceny of $35.16 in a downtown department store.
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New England
Mechanics’ Building
Fstics
MacAuliffe
Isabel McFee
Teresa Hickey
Remarkable shoe exhibit signals brighter trade outlook
Business leaders at the convention report higher sales this year with buyers from across the country and Canada. Highlights include watches embedded in men’s shoes, soft street models, patent leather fall styles, Scotch grain leathers, a hollow-heeled dancing pump, perfumed shoes, two buttoned strap pumps, rolled edges, and stitched heels. Two New England girls tied for prettiest feet with size 4 B, both scoring 6.75. 750 contestants and a note on toe fit, toes marred by pointed toes.
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Canada
Milagdy
New England
Teresa Hickey
Isabel McFee
Ellen Brown Arrested in Salem
Miss Ellen Brown aged 28 of Salem was taken into custody by Patrolman Rene in connection with an unspecified incident. Further details were not immediately available from the report.
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Ellen Brown
Salem
Rene
Quincy Woman Bailed on Federal Embezzlement Charge
Miss Mae Murphy of 38 Ruggles Street Quincy was arrested on a federal warrant for embezzling 6270 of government funds. She pleaded not guilty through an attorney and is held for a June 29 hearing with sureties provided by Mrs. Mary Foley of Cleveland Street Dorchester.
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Mae Murphy
Quincy
Ruggles Street
That City
United States
Hayes
Mary Foley
Cleveland Street
Dorchester
Quincy Housing Clerk Arrested Over Rent Scheme
Inspector Avery of the Quincy police arrested Miss Murphy as she stepped from her home to go to work. Formerly cashier for the United States Housing Corporation at Quincy Point, she collected rents from 436 tenants and allegedly overstated vacancies. Investigators say she used crude methods. she had worked 1919 to 1920, earning about $12 000 monthly in rents. She previously worked at Fore River Shipyard and Carnegie Steel in Pennsylvania. At the Federal building she requested a lawyer after arriving at the marshal's office.
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Avery
Quincy
Miss Murphy
United States Housing Corporation
United States
Quincy Point
Post
Housing Corporation
Federal
Fore River
Carnegie Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Local Relatives Attend Injured Mae’s Condition
The text notes relatives visiting Mae after a serious accident a year ago in Quincy. An aunt Mrs. Mary Brannally of Roxbury arrived first, followed by Mrs. Foley who supplied the ball. Mae’s sister Margaret works as a telephone operator in Granite City.
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Mary Brannally
Greenville Street
Roxbury
Foley
Miss Murphy
Granite City
Margaret
Mae
Quincy City Hospital
Mayor to review Massachusetts National Guard unit at Camp Devens
Colonel Thomas J. Foley invited Mayor Peters to review the th Massachusetts Regiment National Guard next Monday at Camp Devens. The mayor accepted and will attend at 4 o clock. The regiment is drawn from Boston and Greater Boston residents.
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Thomas J. Foley
Massachusetts Regiment
National Guard
Peters
Camp Devens
Boston
Greater Boston
Four LecturesListed at Harvard Summer School
Four public lectures at Harvard Summer School are announced for the next two weeks. Frank W. C. Hersey of Harvard will discuss Scotland in the Works of Scott and Stevenson on July 18 at 8 pm in Emerson D. He will also speak on Paris and Its Literary Scene on July 25 at 8 pm, location to be announced. Eric A. Horne of the University of Patna will present two lectures on The Movement Toward Responsible Government in British India in the New Lecture Hall at 8 pm on July 21, with the second lecture following.
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Harvard
Frank W. C. Hersey
Scotland
Scott and Stevenson
Emerson D
Hersey
Paris
Eric A. Horne
University of Patna
India
British India
New Lecture Hall Event Noted at Night
An event is scheduled at the New Lecture Hall at a specified time, with attendees expected to gather for the program. Details on the exact hour are not provided in the fragment.
Architects Named to Draw School Plans
Mayor Peters named five architects to design operations for five city schools. Newhall and Blevins handle the William Lloyd Garrison school addition in Dorchester. Kilham and Hopkins design the Washington Allston district elementary in Brighton. Wells and Dana plan the Edmund P Tilestone district elementary in Dorchester and the Bailey Street school addition. Charles J Bateman directs the John Motley school addition in Dorchester.
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Peters
Newhall
Blevins
William ,Lloyd Garrison School
Dorchester
Kilham
Hopkins
Washington- Allston
Brighton
Wells and Dana
Edmund P. Tilestone
Bailey Street
Charles J. Bateman
John Motley
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Marshal’s Office
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