May Take Control in Haiti
Washington reports that the transport Hancock speeds through the Gulf toward Guantanamo with marines and bluejackets from Vera Cruz. Officials imply that if intervention becomes necessary the United States may establish a financial trusteeship in Haiti and enlarge its current Dominican customs authority.
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Washington
Hancock
Gulf of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Guantanamo
Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
United States
American policy toward island governments faces tax reform debate
Discussion centers on creating a fair internal and external tax system with proper use of funds. Dominican customs officials say current powers are too limited, with most receipts diverted by the government aside from interest payments on foreign debt, prompting calls for new indebtedness to sustain the state.
Sargent Sentenced to Six Years for Bond Swindle
Gilbert Sargent once respected in Medford Mass under the alias William H Nash was sentenced to a minimum six year term at Eastern Penitentiary after pleading guilty to forgery and false pretense. He faced charges of swindling Lee Higginson Co of Boston and Barcley Moore Co of Philadelphia before his Atlantic City arrest exposing a double life as a churchgoing resident.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Medford
Mass
Gilbert Sargent
William H. Nash
Eastern Penitentiary
Balbridge
Sargent
Will
Lee, Higginson & Co
Barclay, Moore & Co
South Broad Street
Robert D. Cameron
Atlantic City
Jekyl and Hyde
Rochester
N. Y
Rogers
Boston
Robert W. Barnett
Cameron
Massachusetts
One Cent Lobbying Payment At State House Noted
The record shows J L Hathaway paid attorney Clarence W Rowley one cent for lobbying at the State House on motor vehicle matters. The next lowest sum was two cents paid to Rowley for a taxi stand bill.
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State House
Clarence W. Rowley
Hathaway
Woman on Trial Again in Wil l Wakefield Murder Case
In New Haven Connecticut on July 14 Mrs Bessie J Wakefield was again brought to trial for murder in the first degree with James Plew for the death of her husband William O Wakefield. Four jurors seated so far and 38 talesmen questioned. another panel of 20 to be in court tomorrow.
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New Haven, Conn
James Plew
William O. Wakefield
Cheshire Woods
Bessie J. Wakefield
Governor Walsh Leads Bathing at Revere Tradition
Governor Walsh, accompanied by his secretary Thomas Connolly and Representative Charles, established a new precedent during a bathing at Revere Beach event last evening. The leaders set a precedent for future Commonwealth heads during public gatherings.
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Walsh
The
Commonwealth
Thomas Connolly
Charles
McGlue Dives Into Water at Revere State Bathhouse
McGlue of Lynn plunged into the water at the Revere State bathhouse attracting scores of curious spectators as he enjoyed a swim.
Governor Walsh Makes Historic Salt Water Swim at Revere Bathhouse
Governor Walsh and two companions visited the Revere bathhouse for a swim. He swam over 100 yards to a bay raft amid cheering crowds, praising the salt water dip and planning more frequent plunges all summer. Rep McGlue joined the outing and earlier tours of the bathhouse and police grounds were conducted.
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Revere
Walsh
Greater
Boston
McGlue
August Vatter
Herbert West
Metropolitan Park Police
Post
Mr. Walsh
Ex Baptist Pastor Darius Lamson Dies in Newtonville
The Rev. Darius F. Lamson retired Baptist minister died last night at his brother John A. Lamson’s home 97 Newtonville Avenue Newtonville aged 81. He had been ill for weeks. His last pastorate was in Manchester by the Sea.
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Darius F. Lamson
John A. Lamson
Newtonville Avenue
Newtonville
Mr. Lamson
Manchester-by the-Sea
Bustle at Faneuil as man flees from officer
Berton Stevenson, described as a cripple, was arrested by a Brighton police officer at Faneuil station yesterday afternoon. He dropped his crutch, tossed it into bushes, then bolted and ran away from the officer.
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Berton Stevenson
Brighton
Faneuil
Alliston
Stevenson
Stevenson’s Second Escape Shocks Natick Jail Scene
Stevenson's rapid escape from Chief Hiram J. Brown during transfer from Natick to Cambridge jail followed a prior day arrest for drunkenness. He had been sentenced to three months, totaling six months behind bars, after attempting to walk through a train car at Faneuil. He discarded his crutch as he fled toward the track, but police recaptured him.
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Stevenson
Hiram J. Brown
Natick
Cambridge
Vermont
Natick Court
Adams
Natick Depot
Brown
Faneuil
Child Dies After Setting Dress Alight With Matches
Six year old Emily Frieze, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Frieze of 29 Wabon Street Roxbury, obtained matches while mother was away and set her clothing on fire. She was severely burned and died later at City Hospital.
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Emily Frieze
Henry Frieze
Wabon Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Sheriff John Quinn's Sister Catherine McPhilomy dies
Catherine E. McPhilomy eldest sister of Sheriff John Quinn died after two months illness at her daughter's home Mrs John J Sullivan in Boston She leaves a daughter four grandchildren and her mother Mrs Hannah Quinn Funeral services set for tomorrow at 10 am at St James Harrison avenue Boston
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Catherine E. McPhilomy
John Quinn
John J. Sullivan
Mrs. McPhilomy
Fort Hill
Boston
Sullivan
Hannah Quinn
St. James
Harrison Avenue
Ford Employees at Annual Banquet in New England
About 123 Ford Motor Company workers from the New England branch attended the annual banquet at the New Rockland House yesterday afternoon. Charles E. Fay, manager of the New England branch, was the principal speaker. Other speakers included A. H Fivans and T. R. Ross. A special cabaret highlighted the event with entertainers Samuel Squires Martin Callinan and Albert Coemens.
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New England
Ford Motor Company
New Rockland House
Charles E. Fay
A. H Fivans
T. R. Ross
Samuel Squires
Martin Callinan
Albert Coemens
Dorchester Man Dies After Poison Dose Mistaken as Medicine
Frank Pendergast, 32, of Mayfield Street Dorchester, died at City Hospital yesterday afternoon after swallowing a corrosive sublimate solution believed to be medicine. He took the fatal dose at his home earlier in the day.
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Frank Pendergast
Mayfield Street
Dorches
City Hospital
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Gamples
Pettico 11
Eckman
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Lippincott's
Eckmann
Jas
Medford Forger
Jeryl and Hyde
Mrs. Wakefield
Filene
Salem Relief Fund
Relief Fund
Paris
Georgette
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