Charges His Two Sons Fail to Support Him
Lawrence July 26 John Maloof aged 66 years crippled with rheumatism filed a complaint in District Court against his two sons Mahama and Ferris aged 41 and 44 for failure to support him. Mahama owner of a fruit and vegetable store admitted no contributions though claiming the old man is wealthy with money hidden. The defendants argue they are not obliged under the statute as the father left Syria 30 years ago and did not communicate. The case was continued to August 26.
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Lawrence
John Maloof
Mahama
Ferris
Mahoney
Syria
Stray Collie Found in Scituate Near R H Wilson Yard
R H Wilson of Scituate reported finding a four year old collie in his yard. The dog, with white and sable markings, shows a strong affection for children and is believed to be the last pet of a local group of kids.
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Scituate
Moves Camp and Vanishes in New Hampshire
Warren Rainaud, 24, has been missing for over 10 days after leaving Newton road July 15. He drove away in his runabout from Faul Huff’s residence while moving a camp from Brandy Brow road to Newton New Hampshire, taking clothes. Sumner Hoyt, Newton selectman and Merrimac business contact, investigates, noting Rainaud’s excellent habits and suggesting possible foul play.
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Haverhill
Warren Rainaud
Newton Road
Rainaud
Faul Huff
Brandy Brow
Kenora Driving Park
Newton
N. H
Tangled Strings to Close Otts Norumbega Week
Phil Otts musical comedy company performs at Norumbega Park Auburndale with Tangled Strings replacing the current bill. The cast features Ben Loring Chester Griffin Joseph Doran Charles Williams with Nettie Nelson Frances Dyer and Ethel Abbott and a chorus. The show uses wardrobe from Waldryn's Casino Boston making it the best dressed summer park production. Marie Lynette aerial slide continues daily along with other resort attractions.
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Phil Ott
Norumbega Park
Ben Loring
Chester Griffin
Joseph Doran
Charles Williams
Nettie Nelson
Frances Dyer
Ethel Abbott
Waldryn
Boston
America
Marie Lynette
Norumbega
Auburndale
Drowned in Revere Marsh Claims a Boy
A six year old, Gordon E Dyer of 24 Beacon Street Everett, drowned in seven feet of water after stepping on debris in Revere marsh. Fire Chief Ham and Robert McNeil recovered the body. Sydney Wilkins and William Harris witnessed the drowning and alerted a passerby who called the fire department. Pulmotor efforts failed to revive the child.
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Revere Marsh
Gordon E. Dyer
John Dyer
Beacon Street
Everett
Ham
Robert McNeil
Sydney Wilkins
William Harris
Dyer
Claims Use of Rod Necessary
Springfield probate court grants guardianship of 12 year old Yole Govoni to her uncle by marriage William Susinetti. The judge cites parental rod as discipline and acknowledges the girl’s tearful protest over mistreatment while defending corporal punishment as necessary for character building.
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Springfield
Solomon
Charles L. Long Jr
Yole Govoni
William Susinetti
Commissioner Wilson at Lieut Smiths Funeral
Brighton officials and citizens attended the funeral of Lieutenant Frederick J. Smith formerly of the Brighton police held at St Columbkines Church. A high mass was celebrated by Rev William Desmond with Police Commissioner Ferbert A Wilson and numerous officers in attendance.
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Brighton
Frederick J. Smith
St. Columbkine’s
William Desmond
Ferbert A. Wilson
Forrest Hall
John Dobbins
la Grange Street
Henry Watkins
Fields Corner
Charles McCluskey
Samuel Dunlop
Michael Muldoon
Bartholomew Merchant
James Murphy
Patrick Mahoney
Frank Harrington
Seek Arrest by Escaped Bootleggers in North End
Two men who violated Volstead law sought arrest after a mob booed them in the North End. One agreed to be arrested, the other fled as they neared Hanover Street station. They were in Cross Street when pursued by youths, one pinching his ears and insisting, “let’s get pinched.” They walked to the Cross Street stable where a police driver directed them to the station.
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North End
Hanover Street
Cross Street
Bill
Powers
Patrolman Ensures Warm Welcome At Booking Desk
A crestfallen man is guided by Patrolman Powers around a corner and escorted into the booking desk area, where officers assure him they will take care of him.
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Clared
Patrolman Powers
Chauffeur Gifford Hero Saves Lenox Boy at Oneida Lake
Syracuse chauffeur Ivan Gifford sprang into Oneida Lake near South Bay to rescue a 5 year old boy whose balance faltered while leaning from a boat. The child, son of Fred Sare of Lenox Massachusetts, is vacationing at the Oneida Lake resort.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ivan
Gifford
Wood Speaks Tonight in Pemberton Square
Representative Russell Wood of Cambridge seeks the Republican nomination for U S Senator. He will speak tonight at 8 30 in Pemberton Square Boston on Newberryism. Eugene B Price, secretary of the Massachusetts Anti Lodge Republican Club, will preside.
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Russell
Wood
Cambridge
United States
Pemberton Square
Boston
Eugene B. Price
Massachusetts
Anti-Lodge
Republican Club
Kellogg's Bran Promises Health Benefits And Constipation Relief
Advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a natural remedy for constipation and related illnesses. It claims 90 percent of human illness begins with constipation and promotes regular use, with recipes on every box and easy serving ideas. It asserts Bran cleanses, purifies, and improves complexion and breath when eaten regularly.
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Kellogg’s
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