Man fined and jailed for procuring immorality in Lawrence
Ameen Saliba of Chestnut street was fined 200 and jailed for three months for procuring a woman for immoral purposes, with Mrs. Anna Dale of Roxbury implicated in a separate statutory offence. Dale’s case was continued for disposition. Saliba claimed he would appeal, posting 700 bonds. Dale said she was brought to the city under false pretenses of a job at Salisbury Beach. Police arrested Saliba and Dale after she refused to accompany him.
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Lawrence
Anna Dale
Roxbury
Ameen Saliba
Chestnut Street
House of Correction
Building Permits Rise in Boston Last Week
City building department reports 214 permits issued in the week, including six for dwelling construction valued at about 64500 dollars. Officials note overall activity is increasing across city construction sectors.
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Boston
To Probe Books of Brokers in Hollister Case
District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier examined the books records and documents of Hollister White Company Inc stock brokers now in bankruptcy as part of an investigation into their affairs.
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Hollister, White Company, Inc
Joseph .C. Pelletier
Receivers Allow Access to Hollister, White & Co. Books
The Theodore Hoague and Wendall M. Marden receivers initially refused access to Hollister, White & Co. books citing federal duties. After Pelletier threatened U.S. court action, the receivers consented. Assistant DA Maloney will present grand jury evidence in August. Floyd R. Switzer faces a 35 count indictment for $28,808.13 larceny. Hoosac Lumber receivership involves $60,000 claim and Hartwellville timber rights valued at $500,000.
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Theodore Hoague
Wendall M. Marden
Hollister, White & Co
United States
Pelletier
Thomas H. Maloney
Floyd R. Switzer
Superior Court
Sisk
Suffolk County Superior Court
Carlton T. Phelps
North Adams
Uses Bat to Collect Bill
Cosimo Tanalf o is charged in Methuen with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon after allegedly attacking James and the daughter from whom he sought a board bill. The daughter remains at Lawrence General Hospital with scalp lacerations and shock.Tanalf o was captured in Haverhill and returned to Methuen where he is in custody on $2000 bond with hearing postponed to July 27.
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Methuen
James Sciola
Cosimo Tan
Tanalfo
Haverhill
Miss Hildegarde Wood to Wed Norman Allard
Engagement announced of Miss Hildegarde B. Wood of Somerville and Hull to Norman B. Allard of Beacon Street Boston. Mrs Charles Henry Wood is the bride's parent and Miss Wood is a Sargent School graduate. Allard is son of Mrs John S Allard of Beacon Street Boston.
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Hildegarde B. Wood
Somerville
Norman B. Allard
Beacon Street
Boston
Miss Wood
Charles Henry Wood
Hull
Sargent School
Cambridge
Mr. Allard
John S. Allard
Screen Gossip: Mr Marshall A Top Character Actor
Screen gossip notes Mr Marshall a leading character actor in many films. Married to Marion Fairfax writer director producer he began in 1915 with Paid in Full and also appeared in Intolerance Streets of Paris Life Line and Daughter of Mine. He was in Goldwyn stock and born in Nevada City California fifty seven years ago. His parents urged civil engineering but he chose acting and has been married to Miss Fairfax for over twenty years.
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Mr. Marshall
Marion Fairfax
Paris
Life Line
Goldwyn’s
Nevada City
Cal
Marshall
Miss Fairfax
Ann Forrest Leaves Famous Players Lasky Company
Ann Forrest exits the Famous Players Lasky Company and considers multiple offers for her services as the studio plans to hire actors for future productions on an as needed basis due to a current downturn in mood.
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Ann Forrest
Famous Players-Lasky Company
Famous Players
Two reelers gain favor in film industry trend
The article notes two reelers becoming popular as five reel features are trimmed. It cites Western and Eastern companies planning two reel productions and urges amateur writers to adapt shorter plots to fit this format.
Ace of Hearts melodrama among Goldwyn features
Gouverneur Morris wrote The Ace of Hearts a melodrama set to open early with Goldwyn pictures. Lon Chaney Leatrice Joy and John Bowers head the cast in leading roles at the forthcoming release.
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Gouverneur Morris
Goldwyn
Lon Chaney
Leatrice Joy
John Bowers
Silent Screen Notes On Actors And Studios Of The Era
Boston notes director F. W. H. Dougas Fairbanks finished The Three Musketeers and The Virginian is next. Various young screen players are listed with names and studios including Griffith Mamaroneck address and stars at Lasky Paramount and Fox. D. G E. in Waltham adds James Rennie.
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Boston
Francis Ford
Dougas Fairbanks
Mona Darkfeather
Lillian
Mattapan
Curly Head
Camden
Mary Pickford
Frankie Lee
Richard Headrick
Reeves Eason, Jr
George
D. G E., Waltham
James Rennie
Dorothy Gish Husband Stars Opposite Hope Hampton in Star Dust
Dorothy Gish and her husband perform opposite Hope Hampton in Star Dust with Prunella Hall at The Boston Post fielding questions for press.
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Dorothy Gish
Hope Hampton
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Deficit Reported for Shipping Board Fleet
Washington July 18 The Shipping Board reports a fiscal year loss of about 380 million dollars. Chairman Lasker says the deficit exceeds earlier estimates by 280 million and the merchant marine venture has cost about 630 million so far. He estimates 200 million more is needed to operate the fleet this year.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Lasker
Fiery Blaze Hits Phoenix Cheese Company Building
Fifty firemen were overcome while battling a one million dollar blaze at the Phoenix Cheese Company building on Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan New York City.
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New York
Phoenix Cheese Company
Greenwich Street
Lower Manhattan
Women Make Up Over Half of Virginia Industrial Workforce
Of the 34 913 workers employed in 148 industrial establishments in Virginia more than one half are women.
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Virginia
First Woman AUSA Miss Mary R Towle Graduates Bryn Mawr
New York names its first woman Assistant United States attorney Mary R Towle a Bryn Mawr College graduate.
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New York
United States
Mary R. Towle
Bryn Mawr College
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