Butler Walker Sells Harvard Eat Shop After 15 Years
William Butler Walker known as Butler sells his Central square Harvard eat shop after 15 years popular for Red Top sandwiches. rumor says he may travel or buy a farm while others expect a comeback at another New England college with Red Top fame.
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William “Butler
Walker
Sons
Harvard
Central Square
Harvard Square
Butler
Plympton Street
New England
Stilwell Begins Eight Year Sing Sing Bribery Sentence
OSSINING N Y July 15 As convict No 63 695 former State Senator Stephen J Stilwell began serving the Sing Sing sentence of eight years passed after his conviction for bribery in New York City Stilwell after the usual bathing shaving and hair cutting process donned a prison suit and went to his cell Warden McClancy said he would probably assign the former legislator to some sort of clerical work.
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Ossining
N. Y
Stephen J. Stilwell
Sing Sing
New York City
Stilwell
McClancy
Parcel Post Terminals Aimed at Safer Delivery
Superintendent J. W. Hollyday of the railway mail service plans special parcel post terminals in principal New England centers to handle package mail with care. Special cars are being designed for use on railroads as parcel post business grows.
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J. W. Hollyday
Railway Mail Service
New England
Four Bodies Recovered From Sloop Alberta Disaster
Diver Fred Wallace recovered four bodies from the sloop Alberta tragedy in the harbor between George's Island and Great Brewster. The four identified victims are Joseph Cole of Chestnut Street Charlestown, Michael ONeil of Washington Street Charlestown, Albert Ayers of Water Street Charlestown, and Martin Diskin of Moulton Street Charlestown.
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Fred Wallace
Alberta
George's Island
Great Brewster
Wallace
Joseph Cole
Chestnut Street
Michael O'Neil
Washington Street
Albert Ayers
Water Street
Martin Diskin
Moulton Street
Charlestown
Dorchester Burglars Loot Lawyer Home During Weekend Visit
Burglars broke into attorney James P. Magenis residence at 19 Harvard Street Dorchester last Sunday while he vacationed in Falmouth. They ransacked the house, smashed a safe for about 200 dollars and sought negotiable securities. Maizie the Motor Maid promises more adventures in next Sunday's Post with four color pictures.
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James P. Magenis
Falmouth
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Maizie
Saunders Cleared by Grand Jury in Roxbury Death
Edward Saunders was fully cleared by the grand jury in the death of Louis Sobel in Roxbury on May 27. The jury found no connection to Saunders and no evidence against him. Saunders surrendered to police, proving he was away at a customer's home demonstrating a car.
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Edward Saunders
Louis Sobel
Roxbury
Mr. Saunders
Boer Veteran Ends Own Life Over Lost Love
Carl Juble, 65, a Boer War veteran, died at his Cambridge home after drinking whiskey and ingesting corrosive sublimate. A note to his wife, 28, found beside him explains despondency over their separation and his wish not to live without her.
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Carl Juble
School Place
Cambridge
Juble
Robbery at Dorchester Home of Boston Progressive Chief
The Boston City Progressive committee chairman Mr Magenis found his Dorchester home ransacked after returning from Falmouth. The burglars drank milk and brandy, used instruments, and left a list of negotiable securities. A footprint, neighbor reports, and a suspect living nearby are under investigation.
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Magenis
Falmouth
Boston
Harvard
Wales Streets
Dorchester
Magentis
Boston City Progressive Committee
William R. Leary
Station 46
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Washington and Ruggles
Ieea
Greater Boston
REE
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Dresser
Bevel
Birdseye
Mason’s
Washington and Ruggles Streets
Dudley ST
Wr Ay
Harvard Eat Shop
Butler” Walker
R. H. Stearns and Company
Saunders
Leary
Regal Shoe Company
Tremont St
Tremont Theatre
Summer St
Bedford
Tremont
Court Sts
Scollay Square
Brussels
Axminsters
Henry Siegel Co
Lave
Furniture Club
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