Men Charged With Assault After Somerville Fray
Frank Magolizzi of Everett was cut with a razor on July 4 near 14 Medford Street Somerville following an old feud. John Colozo and Nicholas Nibboso of Watertown were arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon after a meeting on Medford Street.
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Frank Magolizzi
Elm Street
Everett
Medford Street
Somerville
John Colozo
Nicholas Nibboso
Coolidge Hill
Watertown
Eye Injury in Robbery Suspect Attack
Police say one suspect held Magolizzi while the other slashed him across the eye twice with a razor. The incident is under investigation with authorities pursuing leads.
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Magolizzi
Fitton A C Opposes Dorchester Town Team at Rowan Park Tonight
The Fitton A C of East Boston challenges Dorchester Town Team at Rowan Park this evening. Manager Joe Kendrick aims for a win and sends Dendrick, his pitching ace, to the game. Tommy Ring or Johnny Murphy will start for Noddle Island.
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Fitton A. C
East Boston
Dorchester Town
Rowan Park
Joe Kendrick
Dendrick
Tommy Ring
Johnny Murphy
Noddle Island
How Will Your Rupture Be 10 Years From Now
Unable to determine a clear event from the fragment. The text appears to be an advertisement or promotional snippet mentioning a box number and an address in New York. No verifiable names, dates, or outcomes are present to build a factual summary.
Very Weird Burglaries Reported Across City
A pair of unusual burglaries occurred over Sunday, targeting Butterick Publishing at 105 Chauncy Street and Jacob Norton’s fur shop after breaking through doors and removing fur pieces. Police recovered tools and saws at the scene and detained no suspects as investigators followed leads. Temple Place then experienced a separate fire and theft incident with silks looted from Boston Silk and Broadway Silks offices.
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Butterick Publishing Company
Chauncy Street
Stephen Sanford and Sons
Batterick Place
Jacob Norton
Lewis
Morley
Harrison Avenue
Powers
Nickerson
Butterick Company
Temple Place
Boston Silk and Waist Company
Broadway Silks Company
The Spoon the Pig Bit
The Spoon the Pig Bit presents an original story by George A Chamberlain in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. Cham berlain offers a narrative voice that reflects local color and period mood through a compact, character driven plot line.
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Boston Sunday Post
George A. Chamberlain
Wellesley Children Invite Summer School Experience
Wellesley youngsters flock to the Anne L L Page Memorial Kindergarten summer program where toys and craft materials attract them. Teachers guide problem solving as pupils build a cart, plant a vegetable garden, and create a store from blocks under a committee from Wellesley College and Boston University education departments.
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Wellesley
Society of Mothers and Fathers
Anne l L. Page
Post
Arthur H. Norton
Wellesley College
Henry M. Holmes
A. H. Wilde
Boston University Department of Education
Page Memorial
Funeral Services for Mrs D M Shooshan
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Arnive Shooshan wife of D M Shooshan Boston restaurant proprietor are to be held at Stanton Avenue M E Church Dorchester this afternoon. She died Friday after the birth of a son at Boston Homeopathic Hospital aged 32. Her home was Massachusetts Chambers Massachusetts Avenue. She was known in Boston photo engraving circles and helped manage her father’s United States Engraving Co later linked with Journal Engraving Co until 1921. She is survived by her mother two brothers and a sister. Services set for 2:30 P M.
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Stanton Avenue M. E. Church
Dorchester
Mary Arnive Shooshan
D. M. Shooshan
Boston
The Men They Once Were by Holworthy Hall
A humorous tale titled The Men They Once Were by Holworthy Hall will be published in full in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine on its upcoming issue. The note signals a light feature likely to entertain readers with a witty, retrospective look at men and fame.
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Holworthy Hall
Boston Sunday Post
Famine Grips Ukrainia Amid Cannibal Horror Report
Paris Reuters summary from July 16 reports French economist Jean De Lubersac, for International Relief, says Ukrainia faces deepening famine. Thousands dying at rail hubs like Kiev Kharkov Odessa as refugees roam for food. Hospitals closed and cannibalism alleged in Poltava Kharkov corridor.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Ukrainia
Jean de Lubersac
International Relief Committee
Russia
Kiev
Kharkov
Odessa
M. de Lubersac
Ukraine
Poltava
Three Men Named In Baby Hippo Pickpocket Sweep
Police booked Louis Glass 31 Louis Tucker 35 and Frank Zoll 32 at Jamaica Plain station after arrest in Franklin Park crowd near Baby Hippo. They are described as a gang of pickpockets gunmen and dope peddlers with prior records and possible citywide warrants.
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Franklin Park
Louis
Boston
Glass
Astor Street
Louis Tucker
West Newton Street
Frank Zoll
Westland Avenue
Nordic Races Decline While Southern Europeans Grow in U S
Dr. Austin O Malley argues that Northwestern European groups in America are dying out while Southern and Southeastern Europeans increase. He cites death rates from Ireland Germany England Italy Austro Hungarian Russia Jews and notes that Nordic peoples decline as Southern/Southeastern races survive and multiply.
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New York
Italy
Spain
Philadelphia
Austin O'Malley
America
Ireland
Europe
Pennsylvania
United States
One Minute Longer by Albert Payson Terhune
A fascinating dog story by Albert Payson Terhune is featured in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece highlights canine character and loyalty in a compact narrative.
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Albert Payson Terhune
Boston Sunday Post
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