Foss Out Again for Governor
Former Governor Eugene N. Foss enters the Democratic race for governor with the tariff as the principal issue. He says he will challenge Senator Lodge on tariffs and has begun circulating nomination papers. Foss cites support from Massachusetts manufacturers and workers and joins John F Fitzgerald Joseph B Ely and Peter F Sullivan in the field.
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Eugene N. Foss
Boston Post
Henry Cabot Lodge
Foss
John IF
Fitzgerald
Boston
Joseph B. Ely
Westfield
Peter F. Sullivan
Worcester
Lodge
Springfield
Congress
Massachusetts
New England
Walsh
Senate
Six Injured as Truck Upsets in Maryville
Six women and a man from Jenckes Spinning Company were seriously hurt when a truck carrying workers overturned on Woodbine street. The driver Nicadi Ciclane swerved into a sand bank to avoid another car. Antonio Dominico was thrown through the windshield and hospitalized in serious condition. Injured women were Geanne Lavalle, Mary Tondreau, Mrs. J. Tondreau, Tatro Cicerone, Madeline Romano, and Elizabeth Garrillo.
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Providence
Jenckes Spinning Company
Woodbine Street
Maryville
Nicadi Ciclane
Charles Street
Antonio Dominico
Rhode Island
Geanne Lavalle
Mary Tondreau
McMillan Street
Mrs. J. Tondreau
Greeley Street
Tatro Cicerone
Madeline Romano
Abbott Street
Elizabeth Garrillo
Ashley Street
Proud to Die for Ireland Defiant After Wilson Trial
London July 18 United News reports the trial of Reginald Dunn and Joseph O Sullivan for the assassination of Field Marshall Sir Henry Wilson ended with death sentences and dramatic defiance. O Sullivan proclaimed a vow to die for Ireland and Dunn, while the judge halted Dunn from reading a propaganda statement.
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London
United News
Reginald Dunn
Joseph O'Sullivan
Henry Wilson
O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
Ireland
Dunn
Woman Hosts Disabled Veterans at Groton Hospital
Disabled war veterans at the Groton hospital were entertained yesterday by members of the Willing Workers League, a war welfare group that has cared for New England veterans in the past four years across several hospitals.
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Groton Hospital
U. S. Public Health Service
Willing Workers League
New England
Pelletier Must Defend or Be Disbarred by Tuesday
Former District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier must appear in U S district court by next Tuesday July 25 or be defaulted on United States Attorney Harris petition and face immediate disbarment. Pelletier has answered the petition but has repeatedly postponed. He did not appear yesterday and is not expected to oppose.
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Joseph C. Pelletier
United States District Court
United States
Harris
Julian Mack
Pelletier
Lawhorn Refuses Testimony in Brewster Murder Case
A dozen government witnesses testified before the Middlesex grand jury regarding the murder of Ralph W. Brewster at Winchester station on April 20. Private John D. Lawhorn of the Marine Corps, charged with the crime, appeared at East Cambridge courthouse under guard and his lawyers say he will not testify.
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Middlesex
Ralph W. Brewster
Winchester
John D. Lawhorn
United States Marine Corps
East Cambridge
Navy Yard Colonel Delays Verdict in Lawhorn Case at Court
Colonel A. P. Marix waited at the courthouse as Lawhorn's guard brought records to back his defense. Navy witnesses may testify under a special privilege granted by District Attorney Saltonstall. The grand jury's report was anticipated after defense witnesses testified.
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A. P. Marix
Navy Yard
Court House
Lawhorn
Saltonstall
Charles Tindall
Brewster
Tindall
John L. G. Glynn
John F. Daugherty
Far River
Ruth McGowan Dausman
Auto Breaks Fire Hydrant Floods Dorchester Streets
A car broke a fire hydrant on Cushing Avenue Jerome Street and Hancock Street in Dorchester causing a long water geyser for over an hour and a half. A river of water flooded roadbeds buried streetcar tracks with sand and gravel, while inspectors cleared the tracks and no drownings were reported despite neighborhood youngsters wading in the water.
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Cushing Avenue
Jerome Street
Hancock Street
Dorchester
Venice
Elevated
Large Size Bleached Mercerized Damask Napkins
Damask napkins described as large and bleached mercerized, each measuring 21 by 21 inches. Ideal for formal tables and decorative use.
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Ivenilng ™ World
TRAD
Wilson
Tay R.H White Co
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Voile
Batiste
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C. Crawford Hollidge
Hollidge
Tremont
Temple Place
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