Mozette Case Ties Tufts to Auto Theft and Delayed Prosecution
Testimony in a Middlesex County case ties District Attorney Tufts to the Mozette matter, detailing delays in pressing indictments, alleged improper influence, and a sequence of meetings with Captain Hurley and other officials. Victims Mrs Justine Gordon and her husband recall cash payment and appeals for action, while prosecutors cite prior assurances and a plan to let Suffolk County prosecute Mozette.
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Tufts
Herbert Gordon
Cambridge
Charles B. Harris
Brattleboro, Vt
Emerson Gordon
Thomas Mozette
State House
Justine H. Gordon
Mozette
Harry 5
Levenson
Middlesex Grand Y
Middlesex County
Hurley
Cambridge Police
Gordon
Mason
Tfts
Ion
Doyle
Johnson
Akron
Mr. Johnson
Henry F. Hurlburt
Guy A. Ham
Hurlburt
Harry BE. Levenson
Columbus
Rugg
Loughlin
Corcoran
Gordons
Wagner
Harris
Johnston
Allen
Adams
Timothy Sheehan
Boston
Middlesex
Chambers
Alice G. Chambers
Harold S. Chambers
John L. Dyer
G. K. Richardson
Hom
Suffolk County
Thomas O. Mozette
Superior Court
Justine Gordon
Massachusetts Avenue
Tufte
Suffolk
Patrick Hurley
Mr. Tufts
Ohio
Captain Armstrong
District Attorney's Office
Governor Len Small Immunity From Arrest Plea Status
Springfield July 22 Governor Len Small is immune from arrest on embezzlement and conspiracy indictments at least until next Tuesday. Judge E S Smith holds the matter in status quo. Small may surrender in court, as may Lieutenant Governor Fred Stirling and Verne X Curtis.
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Springfield
United News
Len Small
E. S. Smith
Sangamon County
Fred Stirling
Verne X. Curtis
Melrose man pleads not guilty to assault charge
Elderly Mr. Finney of Melrose Street faces technical assault accusations in Central Court after Mrs. Porter accuses him of attempting to embrace her. The judge sentences him to a month and sets bond at one hundred for appeal.
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Finney
Melrose Street
Central Court
Wegin Porter
H'm
H’m
Dixie Esmond Scores Point in Breach Suit Against Broker
New York July 22 Dixie Esmond actress gains a point in her $100000 breach of promise suit against George H Perkins broker of 60 Broad Street as Justice Finch grants a motion to vacate the order of examination. Perkins alleges the plaintiff’s real name is Mabel Roberts Bell and cites a 1916 Boston conviction.
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New York
Dixie Esmond
George H. Perkins
60 Broad Street
Supreme Cou
Finch Today
Miss Esmond
Perkins
Mabel Roberts Bell
Boston
Mr. Perkins
Wendig
Nantasket
Baby Falls Four Stories to Death in Holyoke
Alfred Provost, 17 months, son of Mr and Mrs Dieudonne Provost, died after tumbling from a fourth story window at 534 Southeast Street. While the mother worked indoors the child climbed onto a couch near an open window, slipped through to the court below.
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Holyoke
Alfred Provost
Dieudonne Provost
Johnson Educator Food offers crackers and cookies deal
Advertises Fresh Broken Crackers 14 Price Educator Crackers Sweet Cookies and Wafers at 17 cents per pound, 2 pounds for 30 cents, or 20 pound baskets for 3 dollars. Contact Johnson Educator Food Company at 90 Sidney Street Cambridge Central Square Section.
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Educator
Johnson Educator Food Company
Sidney Street
Cambridge
Central Square
Knickerbockers Debut Draws Boston Crowd
The feminine knickerbockers were introduced on Boston streets yesterday. Miss Hazel Sears walked jauntily through downtown and uptown areas as crowds of men and women offered mostly favorable comments about the new fashion.
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Boston
Hazel Sears
Tremont Street
Hazel Sedis
Knickerbocker suit draws crowds on Boston streets
Miss Sears, starring in Nantasket, tests the knickerbocker suit in Boston. The king's blue tweed outfit with knee breeches invites public comment as pedestrians, traffic officers, and shoppers discuss its modesty and practicality amid a lively street reception that ends with praise for comfort and style.
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Boston
Sears
Nantasket Beach
New York
Fifth Avenue
New England
Miss Sears
Palm Gardens
Nantasket
Summer
Washington Streets
Winter Street
Teena
Tremont
Boylston Streets
Post
Fashion of modest dress sparks street conversation
A conversational flurry surrounds a new modest attire trend with praise for its coverage. Respondents say it surpasses many dress styles worn by women today and could become a common sight on streets, attracting little notice like automobiles.
A C H Urges Irish Republic Recognition by U S
Detroit July 22 The 52d national convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians adopted resolutions urging President Harding and Congress to recognize an independent Ireland. They backed Harding’s defense conference, urged debt collection from Allies, and called for relief from living costs and taxes plus a veteran bonus. Rear Admiral Sims was condemned for pro English tendencies and removal urged from the Naval War College presidency.
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Detroit
Ireland
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Harding
American Congress
Sims
United States Naval War College
Easy Curling Method With Silmerine Gains Lasting Curls
An advertisement touts liquid silmerine for permanent curls without heat. Apply with a clean toothbrush to damp hair, divide into strands, and brush to set for a long lasting wavy, natural looking style with gloss and no greasiness.
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Grover Burkhardt
Alexander D. Adams
Burkhardt
John ©. Johnston
Case
Maurice Finklestein
Malden
Sam Finklestein
Finklestein
Neilan
Hollis Turner
Charles A. Harris
Brattleboro
Silas Smith
Harry E. Levenson
North Reading
Mass
T. O. Mozette
Webster
A. Webster
Beacon Street
Grand Jury
Mr. Mozette
Hancock Street
Somerville
Mr. Hurlburt
Navy
Captain Hurley
Court House
Waltham
Mr.Tufts
Shreve, Crump and Low Company
Massachusetts
Illinois
Mr. Finney
Throng
Boylston
Irish Republic
Congress
Ceticure Laboratories
Depew, Malden
Pont
Parker
Coles
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