Indictment Charges Lamar for Impersonating Officer
The indictment of David Lamar a Wall Street operator for impersonating a government officer for fraud was announced by U S District Attorney H Snowden Marshall. It was found by the federal grand jury days ago but publication was delayed. No arrest will be made until Lamar returns to this district from Washington.
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New York
David Lamar
Wall Street
United States
H. Snowden Marshall
Federal Grand Jury
Lamar
Marshall
Washington
Lamar Indicted for Impersonation of Palmer in Fraud Plot
The indictment charges Lamar with impersonating Congressman A Mitchell Palmer on Feb 8 to defraud Lewis Cass Ledyard J P Morgan and United States Steel Corp. It lists J P Morgan Co partners including J Pierpont Morgan and others as targets. Lamar allegedly used cunning deception to deprive them and the firm of money. penalties include up to three years in prison or a $1000 fine. Federal officials expect Lamar to surrender soon at the Federal building.
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Lamar
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Lewis Cass Ledyard
J. P. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Ledyard
Henry Ravison
Temple Bowden
Arthur Newbold
William Pierson Hamilton
Edward T. Stotesbury
Charles Steele
William H. Porter
Thomas W. Lamont
Horatio G. Lloyd
J. P. Morgan & Co
Naval war drills near Newport plan battleship assault
Sixteen torpedo boat destroyers and six submarines from the Atlantic fleet set out from Newport harbor to stage a coordinated strike on all eleven battleships in summer navy maneuvers. The exercise aims to test attack tactics with results kept secret for Washington.
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Newport, R
Newport
Harbor
Atlantic
Washington
Man killed in Honeoye Falls dynamite blast
Rochester dispatch reports John Everitt aged 435 was carrying sticks of dynamite in a basket from a shed in Honeoye Falls when the explosives exploded. The blast blew him to pieces and reduced the shed to splinters as nearby buildings rocked and residents panicked.
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Rochester
N. Y
John Everitt
Honeoye Falls
Everitt
Sash Sparks Turkish Harem Look For Paris Gown
Paris July 24 Lacroix designs a sash that mimics harem garb a three yard band of flowered taffeta worn around the hips and tied at the knees paired with a pink charmeuse gown with beaded chiffon and simple lines open sleeves and straight skirt the front sheathing creates an ankle reveal and harem bloomers impression
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Paris
Lacroix
Parole Recommended for Hawthorne and Morton in Atlanta
Julian Hawthorne and Dr William J Morton serving one year in Atlanta penitentiary for misuse of the mails have been recommended for parole by the parole board. The release decision is under consideration by Attorney General McReynolds. Prisoners are eligible for release after serving one third of their sentences.
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Washington
Julian Hawthorne
William J. Morton
Atlanta
Parole Board
McReynolds
Special Menus and Jelly Making Tips in Next Sundays Post
Special menus for hot weather dishes and best jelly making methods headline next Sundays Post. It promises best recipes from New England housewives and practical cooking guidance.
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New England
Hawthorne and Morton Up for Parole from Atlanta Prison
The federal parole board has recommended to the Attorney General that Julian Hawthorne and Dr. William J. Morton of Boston be released on parole from Atlanta Federal Prison. The Attorney General received the recommendation today.
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Washington
Julian Hawthorne
William J. Morton
Boston
Atlanta
Federal Parole Board
Parole Eligibility Set For Two Mining Scheme Convicts
July 24 marks when Hawthorne and Morton become eligible for parole after a mails fraud mining promotion conviction. The parole board recommended action last May. the attorney general will consider. If granted, they could be freed in September with 70 days good time. sentence counted from trial in November.
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Federal Parole Board
McReynolds
J. W. Ladow
Parole Board
Department of Justice
Hawthorne
Morton
Woman Takes Poison by Husband's Grave at Cemetery
In Louisville Kentucky on July 24 Olivia Hemphill 32 lay at her husband’s grave in Cave Hill Cemetery. An empty poison bottle was found nearby and a cemetery guard rushed her to the office where she died moments later.
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Louisville
Cave Hill Cemetery
Olivia Hemphill
Niblo Egyptian Tour Delights Tremont Temple Audience
Egypt shown by Niblo travel pictures at Tremont Temple with vivid views of Cairo Suez Canal Port Said Thebes Karnak Luxor Philae Assuan Dam and Cataracts. The talk included details on the Land of Goshen Mystic Mohammedans and desert tribes. Spain to be featured tonight.
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Niblo
Tremont Temple
Cairo
Suez Canal
Port Said
Land
Goshen
Assuit
Thebes
Karnak
Luxor
Edfu
Philae
Assuan
Nile
Desert
Spain
Comic Strip Lineup With Uncle Man and Dolly Dimples
The Post previews next Sunday's comic section featuring Uncle Man and the Tiny Tads with Dolly Dimples and Gasolene Gus as regulars in the page.
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Uncle Man
Tads
Ever
Dolly
Gus
Next Sunday
Post
Women blamed for men’s political failures at Falmouth rally
Mrs. A J George told an anti suffrage audience at the Parish House in Falmouth that men’s political failures stem from women neglecting their teaching of morality and public duty. She argued better voters are needed, not more voters, and warned women risks joining political machines and partisan divides. She cited a New York remark about home made children versus street made and urged women to uphold public ethics over party politics.
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A. J. George
Falmouth
Mrs. George
New York
New York State
May Call Troops to Sing Sing
Two companies of State militia stood ready in White Plains and Yonkers awaiting a possible emergency call because mutinous prisoners at Sing Sing prison have caused two days of trouble. Westchester authorities were asked to be prepared to despatch guardsmen if needed.
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Ossining
N. Y
White Plains
Yonkers
Sing Sing Prison
John S. Jenkins
Westchester County
Chinese Wife for Cashier in Salem Meet
Don Fong Kee, manager of Hong Far Low & Company's restaurant at 129 Washington Street, brings his wife from San Francisco to join him in Salem. Mrs. Don Fong Kee will serve as cashier at the restaurant, and the couple arrived in Boston after traveling from Chicago. The pair, married in San Francisco six years ago, have attracted local attention for their appearance and presence.
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Salem
Don Fong Kee
Hong Far Low & Company
Washington Street
Chicago
San Francisco
Boston
Chinatown
E P Allis Defeats Charles Evans Jr In Western Golf
Chicago July 24 Western Champion Charles Evans Jr was defeated in the third round of the Western Golf Association championship by E P Allis of Milwaukee 3 and 2 on the 3rd green. Gardner of Hinsdale beat Perry 4 and 3, Le Duc defeated Lockett 1 up in 36 holes, with semi finals set as Allis versus Gardner and Wood versus Le Duc. Evans loss surprised many as Allis played steady par golf throughout.
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Chicago
Charles Evans, Jr
E. P. Allis
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
Frazer Hale
Skokie
Robert A. Gardner
Hinsdale
A C. Perry
Calumet
J. C. le Duc
H. W. Lockett
Allis
Gardner
Wood
le Duc
Evans
Piaces
Army Navy Foot Ball Game Site Deadlock Standoff
STILL AT DEADLOCK WEST POINT, N Y July 44 The Army and Navy athletic officials are still at a deadlock over the selection of the place where the next Army Navy football game shall be played. The Navy wants Philadelphia as host and the Army argues for alternating sites at West Point and Annapolis or in New York City, preferably the latter.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Annapolis
New York City
Motorman Held for Death of James Black
Frederick C. Stockwell the motor man is charged with manslaughter in the death of James Black of Roxbury. He was held in $2000 for the grand jury by the West Roxbury court yesterday. Bail was furnished by the Elevated.
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Frederick C. Stockwell
James Black
Roxbury
West Roxbury Court
Fire and prison strike at Ossining under wardens watch
A blaze believed started by incendiaries sparked a prison strike by about 100 convicts at Ossining. Threats of harsher measures drove the rebels back to their cells, while hundreds outside jeered before Warden Clancey declared the prisoners under control.
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Ossining
Clancey
Prisoners Face Auburn Transfer Amid Fire and Arson Fears
The warden reports that 60 leaders, mostly second termers, will be sent to Auburn State Prison after visitors allegedly inflamed convicts about Governor Sulzer removing John S. Kennedy. Kennedy was popular with inmates, who feared a looming strike and possible arson.
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Auburn
Sulzer
Johns
Kennedy
Clancey
Albany
Memorial tribute marks Herzl death anniversary in Boston
More than 500 Zionist supporters from Greater Boston gathered at Brunswick Hall Roxbury to honor Dr. Theodore Herzl founder of the movement on the tenth anniversary of his death. The memorial meeting was opened by Julius Meyers under the joint auspices of the Zion Association of Greater Boston and the Zionist Council of Massachusetts.
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The
Zionist Movement
Greater Boston
Brunswick Hall
Blue Hill’avenue
Roxbury
Theodore Herzl
Zion Association of Greater
Man Falls 30 Feet From Ladder in Jamaica Plain
William R. Thorpe 38 of 1074 Washington Street pitched 30 feet to the ground with a ladder he was standing on at 384 Montebello Road Jamaica Plain yesterday afternoon. He was bruised but not seriously hurt and was shaken up.
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William R. Thorpe
Washington Street
Montebello Road
Jamaica Plain
Milk Dealers Fined in Roxbury for License and Quality Violations
Alfred Lessor of 865 Warren Street Roxbury was fined 10 dollars yesterday in Roxbury court for selling milk without a license. Frank E McGovern of 9 Conant Street Roxbury was fined 5 dollars for selling milk below standard for sale.
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Alfred Lessor
Warren Street
Roxbury
Frank E. McGovern
Conant Street
Fined for Dusting Rugs in Front Window
Mrs. Fannie Berenbaum was fined $2 in Judge Murray's court yesterday for dusting rugs and car pets from a front window. Mrs. Rebecca Cominsky, same address, faced charges for the offense but had her case filed on payment of costs.
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Fannie Berenbaum
Dusting Dispute Between Neighbors Over Rugs
Two women on Joy Street argue over rug dusting practices at 4 Smith Court. The Berenbaum and Cominsky families reportedly shook rugs loudly from the third and second floors, drawing warnings as downstairs neighbors protested repeatedly without relief.
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Smith Court
Joy Street
Berenbaum
Cominsky
Neighbors blame rug dusting feud and dog for debris
Residents of a building accuse the Berenbaum family of shredding rugs from upstairs windows and letting a dog scatter dust and hair downstairs. A police officer and Judge Murray intervene as tensions rise over legal rights and cleanliness.
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Murray
Six Men Fined for Gambling At West Roxbury Picnic
Six young men from Somerville Charles Town East Boston Charlestown were fined in West Roxbury Court for gambling at a Caledonian Grove picnic yesterday. William Ropes paid a $10 fine. the others appealed. Defendants named: Frederick Sheldon William Welsh John T. Daly Leo Thomas Leo Beaton.
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West Roxbury
Caledonian Grove
William Ropes
Somerville
Frederick Sheldon
Charlestown
William Welsh
East Boston
John T. Daly
Leo Thomas
Leo Beaton
Mazie the Motor Maid Ad Venture Comes to The Post
Mazie the Motor Maid stars in a colorful Sunday feature with vivid pictures and playful verses teased for next Sunday's Post. The ad venture promises lively scenes and witty captions to entice readers.
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Mazie
Motor Maid
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