Marshall Denies Knowing Coleman in Bank Fraud Case
Marshall, held on 10000 dollar bonds, denies knowledge of Coleman and says he only learned of him after Coleman’s arrest. He admits acquaintance with “Big Bill” Kelcher and Martin J. Walsh, named in the same conspiracy indictment accusing them of defrauding the National City Bank.
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John R. Marshall
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Coleman
Marshall
Big Bill” Kelcher
Martin J. Walsh
Faro
National City Bank
Boston arrests expose bank gang links in Philadelphia liaison
Marshall arrives in Boston with his wife from Philadelphia to face the October term arraignment. He denies guilt, claims willingness to return without requisition papers, and offers to reveal gang details. His wife seeks bail, hiring counsel and visiting friends as she accompanies him to the federal building.
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Marshall
Boston
Philadelphia
United States
R. N. Thomas
United States Circuit Court
Thomas
Coleman
Kansas City
Huntington Avenue
State Street
Navy men had to drink beer at Norfolk
The monitor Ozark carrying 200 to 230 naval militia from the District of Columbia reached Norfolk navy yard for fresh water before heading to New York. A condenser mishap left the crew without fresh water since yesterday. at Fortress Monroe they were provided two bottles of beer each to quench thirst after drinking salt water.
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Norfolk
Ozark
District of Columbia
Norfolk Navy Yard
New York
Washington
Liberty
Fortress Monroe
Lynn Sees First Sea Serpent of the Year Off Beach
On July 26 at Lynn Beach the Donovan family of Lynn shoe maker D A Donovan reported a 20 foot sea serpent near shore. Bathers from Nahant to Egg Rock were alarmed as the creature surfaced briefly with an immense black head before fading to deep water. Mr Donovan tracked it with a telescope.
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Lynn
Lynn Beach
D. A. Donovan
Nahant
Leyland Line Plans Change for Passenger Service
Leyland Line officials contemplate a change in Liverpool to this port service now run by Devonian Winifredian Canadian Cestrian and Bohemian. Beginning next year second cabin passengers will be carried, replacing saloon only travel to attract tourists to Europe on first class steamers at lower cost.
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Leyland Line
Liverpool
Devonian
Europe
Plans for Seven-Story High School of Commerce at Hearing Today
Fort Hill Square in focus as Kilham Hopkins and Walker unveil limestone and light brick plans for a seven story school and administration building. The design includes 40 classrooms for about 1000 pupils, gymnasium, lunch room, assembly hall, and dedicated spaces for the Schoolhouse Commission and School Committee. Estimated cost not to exceed 550000, about 50000 under authorized funds.
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High School of Commerce
Fort Hill Square
Logue
City Hall
Kilham
Hopkins
Howard Walker
Batterymarch Street
Court Hearing Denounces Interference By Union Workers
Judge Richardson ruled during Sunergren and Folsom’s injunction request that workers may choose whom to employ with a man’s right to work regardless of threats. He stated men must support their families and have the right to work for whom they can.
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Sunergren & Folsom
Charles Lewis
John Maguire
Louis Kohlimetz
Photo-Engravers’ Union No. 3
Strike dispute over unionization and wage demands outside Boston
Counsel for Sunergren & Folsom argues the strike aims to unionize the Boston shop, while the defense says it targets photo engravers citywide for higher wages and shorter hours. Judge Richardson rules unions cannot interfere with a worker under contract, as Sunergren testifies his shop is open and he has hired men from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and elsewhere who faced threats or left after contract discussions. Testimony details workers brought from distant cities who soon departed after friction with the union or threats, with the court permitting the link between union influence and worker departures. The hearing continues today.
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Sunergren & Folsom
Richardson
Sunergren
Employers’ Association
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Soldiers fear real bullets at state camp hike
At State Camp Framingham the Sixth Regiment M V M prepares for a hike and possible sham battle. Officers and men are alarmed by reports that real bullets were found among blank cartridges issued for a sham battle. The worry lingers about tomorrow's activities until they can be sure no real ammunition will be involved.
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Framingham
Regiment preparations disclosed as three battalions split tomorrow
The regiment will depart in three bat talions tomorrow to patrol and locate one another all day outpost work and field rations for three meals. Captain Stuart Wise will inspect each shell before issue to prevent accidents. A fire in the old mess house prompted Senate inquiry and stern criticism of camp sanitation by Senator Joseph A. Hibbard after a visit to the Sixth. The will of Mrs Champlin disperses estate to charities and relatives with multiple trusts and legacies to All Saints Brookline and other institutions.
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Priest
Stuart Wise
Champlin Legacy Allocates 30000 To Brookline Charity
Mrs Julia M Champlin of Brookline leaves a total 250000 to charity or friends in her will and directs 30000 to All Saints Parish Brookline. She intends to continue the charitable work begun by her late husband George H Champlin piano dealer.
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Dedham
Ezra O. Swift
Boston
Daniel Dulaney Addison
All Saints’ Parish
Brookline
Helen F. M. Edwards
New York
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Boston Children’s Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Society For the Relief of the Aged and
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Maude M. Trenholm
Testatrix
Derrill
Lee Trenholm
Burnap Free Home For Aged Women
Brookline Aid Society
Brookline Friendly Society
Mass
Boston Children’s Aid Society
Children’s Hospital
Society For the Relief of
Julia M. Champlin
George H. Champlin
Champion Marshall Wins Chess Contest in Hamburg
In the eighth round of the international masters tournament Frank J. Marshall of Brooklyn defeated German master Fr Koehlein Schlechter, who led the field with Jacob withdrawn. Marshall remains in second place a half point behind the leader.
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Hamburg
Frank J. Marshall
Brooklyn
Fr. Koehlein
Schlechter
Jacob
Marshall
Somers Becomes Sole Owner Of Cleveland Club
In Cleveland on July 26 Vice-President C W Somers bought out President J F Kilfoyt and now holds full ownership of the Cleveland baseball club. The deal, estimated near 400000 dollars, ends Kilfoyt’s involvement after a partnership dating to 1900 when the American league formed.
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Somers
Cleveland
C. W. Somers
Cleveland Baseball Club
J. F. Kilfoyt
Messrs. Somers
Kilfoyt
Auto Hits Man on Boylston Street
John American a 19 year old from North street was knocked down crossing Boylston near Arlington about 6 30 pm last night. He suffered facial and head abrasions. The car owner operator was Fred B Collins of 15 Tremlett street Dorchester who transported the injured man to hospital.
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John American
North Street
Boylston Street
Arlington Street
Fred B. Collins
Tremlett Street
Dorchester
Everyday Helps for Housewives Sets Time Saving Pace
The Sunday Post promotes its Everyday Helps page as invaluable to housewives, highlighting tips to economize time and labor. A full page of similar helps is promised for next Sunday.
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Sunday Post
Taft Declares President Should Not Talk Politics
Portland July 26 President Taft said a President should not talk politics as he arrived in Rockland at 11 15 am to deliver the final speech of a 10 day Maine trip. Maine is buzzing with campaigns as elections set for Sept 12 with ex Governor William T Cobb a Senate candidate in Rockland.
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Portland
Taft
United State
Rockland
Erie
Maine
William T. Cobb
United States Senate
Hale
United States
Ohio
Panama Canal
Taft Delivers Coast and Politics Message in Rockland
President Taft spoke from a car during a 50 minute city tour in Rockland amid a large crowd at the library. He praised the welcome for his party and tied coastwise shipping to foreign shipping, then urged patriotism and prosperity for all as he hinted at political themes.
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Knowing Coleman
Federal Court
Bride Accompanied
Derstood
Kelcher
Francis Wood
Wood
Mrs. Marshall
Back Bay
Warren Avenue
Federal Building
Charles Street
Ruhl and Young
Edward L. McManus
Natick
Westcott
the Hardware Man
Portland and Sudbury Sts
Iz A
Hearing Today
Firm Claims
Union
Gardner B. Clark
Quinn
Joseph A. Hibbard
Lowell
All Saints
N. E. Peabody Home
Ezra
Swift
Animal Rescue League
Episcopal City Mission
Tam
Hanover
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