Regain Seized Ships by Temporary Injunction
The United States Mail Steamship Company regains possession of nine steam ships via a temporary injunction against the United States Shipping Board and United American lines. The writ, issued by State Supreme Court Justice Burr, blocks interference with the company’s operations as ships ready to sail are assigned for operation. The injunction is returnable next Thursday.
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New York
United States Mail Steamship Company
United States Shipping Board
State Supreme Court
Burr
Shipping Board
United American Lines
Keiths Variety Show Stars Dooleys Morin Sisters and More
Busy folks at Keiths present a packed lineup headlined by William and Gordon Dooley with the Morin sisters, plus Mary Haynes, Emma Haig, Richard W. Keene, Pistel and Johnson, the Tuscano brothers, Harry Delf, Elsie La Bergere, and Drew and Wallace. The program includes song, dance, impersonations, blackface comedy, and a drug store skit, finishing with standard films.
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Keith
William
Gordon Dooley
Morin
Gordon
Peaches
Dooleys
Morris
Mary Haynes
Emma. Haig
Richard W. Keene
Pistel and Johnson
Tuscano Brothers
Harry Delf
Jimmie
Elsie la Bergere
Drew
Wallace
Arrests After Park Fight Near Tremont Street
A late night brawl on Massachusetts Avenue near Tremont Street ended with four South End men booked at East Dedham Street station for profanity. Patrolman J D Granger awoke, intervened, and forced four men against a wall as a citizen summoned a wagon. Names given were Harold Murphy Barney Rubin Walter De Graan and John F Hannon.
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South End
Massachusetts Avenue
Tremont Street
Dedham Street
J. D. Granger
Back Bay
East Dedham Street
Harold Murphy
Barney Rubin
Walter de Graan
John F. Hannon
Hub Store Wins Prize in Zain Ad Writing Contest
One thousand dollars in cash prizes was awarded to dealers cooperating with the Zain Ad Writing Contest. Hundreds of striking window displays by New England retail stores showcased products advertised in the contest, marking a key campaign feature.
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New England
First Prize Window Display Wins Big in Zain Contest
Houghton & Dutton Department Store of Boston won the first prize of 400 dollars for a window display on Beacon Street. The display featured 17 products with three posters and elaborate arrangements. Sage Allen of Hartford earned second prize, Steiger Veeder of New York third, and other cities also awarded prizes for notable displays.
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Houghton & Dutton Department Store
Boston
H. B. Wittum
Houghton & Dutton
Vittun
F. Baker
Beacon Street
Gillette
Colgate
Romance
Eaton's Highland
Wonderwear
Kool Shaw
Holland’s
Community Plate
Colérite
Goodey’s
Sage Allen Company
Hartford
Duncan & Goodell Company
Forbes & Wallace Department Store
Springfield
Eaton
New Haven
R. T. Warner Company
Family Golf at Belmont Highlights Two Local Front Runners
The Belmont amateur pro golf event unfolded as a family affair with the Small and Nicol clans prominently featuring. I W Small with Harry Nicol won first prize while Irving Small Jr and Jack Shea captured third, amid a field of noted players and special scores by Willie Ogg, W. W. Windle, H. A. Turner, and Alex Chisholm.
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Belmont
Nicol
Small
I. W
Brick
Harry Nicol
Oak Hill
Fitchburg
Dick” Marden
Burt Nicol
Irving Small, Jr
Jack Shea
Kernwood
Willie Ogg
W. W. Windle
H. A. Turner
Alex Chisholm
Portland
Johnny Hohman
Wilfred Ouimet
W. Small
A. HW. Marden
R. V. Cox
C. J. Barry
A. P. Wade
C. L. Jr
F. Rieh
Aes
F. E. Wright
W. Amare
D. Watters
Ae. W. Austin
Teddy Gow
M. GC. Tresdway
H. Lag'bla
A. R. Stedfast
J. Hendrie
F. P. Collier
L. C. Servos
T. F. Mahan
F. A. Mahan
L. B. Paton
P. F. Murphy
H. E. Robinson
C. FH. Bow
L. E. Berry
Alex Ohlson
G. H. Reid
Alex Pllis
H. T. Libbey
F. A. Gilmar
G. McNeil
Joe Lally
CG. Adam
J. J. Keen
C. Burgess
G. A. Crity Lanigan
Stilla
gt.Caes Ana J. Bernar
T. F. Frot’ham
B& Meep
C. Cor “Lly
W. Duffy
R. Clough
Tom Keene
EB. A. Meigher
Arrest Warrant Shifts to Forged Check Ring
Harold W. Stone of 406 Main Street is linked to a forged $39 check case in Reading. Stone, arrested yesterday in Reading, allegedly confessed. Police report Stone is the suspect in similar passers of worthless checks across Wakefield Woburn and Winchester. Officials in Brookline Brockton and other cities plan appearances at Woburn court to pursue charges.
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Harold W. Stone
Main Street
Yoverett
Reading
Wakefield
Woburn
Winchester
Stone
Brookline
Brockton
For Better Car Service Aimed at Revere Beach Sundays
A joint effort by the Eastern Massachusetts street railway and Revere Police Department seeks improved Sunday service to Revere Beach. Chief John J. Dyer received praise from Frank I. Hardy for traffic control on July 2 and a new meeting planned before next Sunday to discuss further improvements. Automobiles in groups of three or four at Revere streets on Sundays are blamed for delays, with the company warning of possible blockades if a comprehensive plan for coordinating cars and streetcars is not enacted.
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Revere Beach
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Revere
John J. Dyer
Frank I. Hardy
Chelsea
Street Railway
Reigon
Revere Patrolman Heads State Auto Registration Force
Edward G. O'Hara, a Revere patrolman, was named to head the new division of motor vehicle registration inspectors. He will train 10 men in machine use, automobile laws, and court procedure as the force begins duty, with assignments to be decided.
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Revere
Edward G. O’hara
O’hara
Revere Police Department
Wedding scam ends with fraud charges in court
Vincenzo Procopio and Rosina Bettina face fraud charges as Boston officers accuse them of aiding a wedding racket that caused Forti to hand over 1400 dollars for a home and furnishings. Procopio allegedly led Forti to believe he needed a wife, then vanished with Rosina and Forti’s money before a wedding.
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Girardo Forti
E Central’Court
Vincenzo Procopio
North End
Rosina Bettina
Waltham
Boston
Tesorero
Mooney
Procopio
Forti
Rosina
Torti
Carriage Accident Injures Mrs Sewell in Brookline
Mrs George Edward Sewell of Brookline and Westmoreland New Hampshire was seriously hurt when a horse stepped into a road hole and fell. She and her daughter were thrown from the carriage. the daughter escaped injury while Mrs Sewell suffered a broken left arm and head bruises and was taken to Deaconess Hospital.
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George Edward, Sewall
Brookling and Westmoreland, N. H
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