Drowns in Dudley Pond rescue attempt near Natick
Harold Bodenhatz 26 of Cambridge drowned in Dudley Pond while attempting to rescue Miss Louise Hirt of South Weymouth who failed to swim and was pulled from the water unconscious. Bodenhatz's body was recovered an hour later. Both had been vacationing in Natick.
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Weymouth
Bodeshatz
Natick
Harold F. Bodenshatz
Huron Avenue
Cambridge
Dudley Pond
Louise Hirt
West Street
Miss Hirt
Bodenshatz
United Cigar Stores Company
Boylston Street
Bradford Boy Missing From Home
Mrs. H. Thomas of Bradford Massachusetts asks the Post to locate her 13 year old son James Francis Thomas who left home last Tuesday with another boy and has not been seen since He was last seen near Cottage street in Brigh ton He has brown hair brown eyes thick lips and wore a red sweater and dark cap with white stripes at the time of departure
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H. Thomas
Bradford
Mass
Post
James Francis Thomas
Young Thomas
Cottage Street
Brighton
Riveters at Navy Yard Protest, Quit Over Conditions
Riveters at the Charlestown navy yard held a noon indignation meeting and quit work until conditions improve. This marks a second strike at the yard amid two weeks of walkouts by chain makers' helpers over pay. Riveters report poor overall work, with steady pay only on two steel coal barges now nearly finished.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Mother's Plea Fails in Mail Theft Case
A white haired mother pleaded for her son but Frank H. Geroy received a year and a day in Greenfield jail for stealing $120 from postal funds while employed as a clerk at the South postal station. Judge Morton said the law requires jail for mail theft. Geroy had fled to join cavalry under an assumed name at Fort Ethan Allen but was later captured and pled guilty in Boston. He has a young wife in San Diego.
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Frank H. Geroy
Freen
Geroy
Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Burlington
Boston
San Diego
New Haven Divorce Suit Seen as Inevitable and Broad
The department plans civil and criminal suits under the Sherman law against the New Haven for monopoly and restraint of trade in New England transport. The actions seek dissolution from the Boston & Maine, Sound steamship lines, and other holdings while aiming to prevent future similar combinations. Negotiations fail over Boston & Maine stock sale terms and state rights.
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Wilson
Department
New York
New Haven
Massachusetts
Boston
Elliott
Old New England Railway
Willimantic
Hartford
Danbury
Conn
New York Central
Sound Steamship Lines
Long Island Sound
New England
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Boston & Maine
Connecticut, Rhode Island and
Berkshire
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Eastern Steamship
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Baltimore Trust Company
Hustis
A. T. Hadley
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Moorfield Storey
Lawrence Re-elected President of Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial
The Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association held its annual meeting in Provincetown. William B. Lawrence of Medford was re-elected president, E. J. Carpenter of Milton secretary, and I. A. Small of Provincetown treasurer. The board of directors was re-elected and resolutions honoring Henry H. Baker of Hingham were approved and sent to his family.
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Provincetown
Cape Cod
Kendrick fights to regain $100000 estate in New Hampshire
Frank B. Kendrick 70, once head of a Hanover area company with $600000 capital, appeals Probate Court accounts as guardian and conservator allege he is insane and wasteful. He seeks Supreme Court revocation of the decree, with a hearing set for August. He remains at his Salem Willows summer home while Mrs Kendrick stays at the Rogers Hotel and visits in a $5000 car and $3000 in jewels.
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Lebanon
N. H
Frank B. Kendrick
Scott Sloane
Probate
Sloane
Frances R. Kendrick
Conservatory
Kendrick
Supreme Court
New Hampshire
Central Avenue
Salem Willows
A. C. Daniels Company
Boston
Rogers
Kendrick and Sloane Named Conservators in Family Dispute
Mrs Kendrick and Sloane formerly served as counsel to Kendrick. they are appointed conservators in a civil action involving the family matter. The move formalizes guardianship and management of affairs amid ongoing disputes.
Buck O'Brien Linked to 1912 World Series Link
Memphis club secures connection with Indianapolis club of the American Association regarding Buck O'Brien of 1912 World Series fame. The note hints at a cross club association and historical baseball ties.
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Memphis
Indianapolis
American Association of
Buck” O'Brien
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Tremont St
Bill
Canadian Pacific Railroad
McReynolds
G. ©. Taylor
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United States Tire Company
United States
Fighting 10
Nobby Reg
U.S. Pat
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