Death News Delayed as Yacht Presto is Fogbound
Oscar L. Brambach rear commodore of the South Boston Yacht Club is cruising off the coast with two guests when word arrives that a party member’s brother was shot and died in Oswego. Efforts to reach Brambach by all vessels fail due to heavy fog and wireless searches are fruitless.
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South Boston Yacht Club
Woman charged with slashing lover in alleged assault
Marie Leonardi faces a July 14 slashing charge after allegedly attacking Peter Lisanti in a plan involving his liaison with her step-daughter. She pleaded not guilty yesterday and is held on $1000 bail before Judge Parmenter. Lisanti, 34, from New York, is held for the grand jury on assault in $5000 bond. he remains in jail after no bonds were posted.
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Tinkham Seeks U.S. Protest Over Irish Relief Exclusion
Massachusetts Congressman Tinkham urged President Wilson and Secretary Lansing to ask Britain to rescind the exclusion of Kelly and Smith linked to the Irish relief fund. He cited protests from Massachusetts citizens and widespread indignation over the action by Great Britain.
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Irish Relief Fund
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Gallivan Protests In Kelly Smith Case In Senate Row
Congress man Gallivan of Boston protested to the State Department over Great Britain’s exclusion of Treasurer Kelly of the Irish relief fund and his assistant Joseph Smith.
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Inquiry Ordered Over Detention of Kelly and Smith in England
Washington dispatch reports Ambassador Page in London was told to ask Britain why Eugene Hughes Kelly of New York treasurer of the Irish relief fund his wife and Joseph Smith were detained in Liverpool The ambassador also is to seek permission for the Americans to stay or travel to Dublin and similar action is expected for S S McClure the New York publisher ordered to leave England pending a state department report
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State Department
Taxi Car Jumps Sidewalk After Spring Break
John J. O LALor of 49 St Germain street drove a six cylinder Taxi Service Company car which jumped the curb at Boylston and Jersey streets last night and plunged eight feet into a vacant lot. He was unhurt and reported the accident to police. The front left spring broke causing a violent swerve. car was heavily damaged. Car moved rapidly toward the city prior to the crash and was towed to a Lansdowne street garage.
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Boylston
Jersey Streets
O'Lalor
Taxi Service Company
St. Germain Street
O’lalor
Taxi Service
Lansdowne Street
Refuse to Reinstate Discharged Conductor Sparks Wage Dispute
The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company refused to reinstate conductor Alfred Hodge amid a wage dispute with employees. Union officials say Hodge was discharged for refusing to work overtime, despite a committee request for reinstatement.
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Hodge
Auto theft case ends in six month term for two youths
Albert Barrett and William McPherson were found guilty in the Police Court of attempted larceny of a car on Massachusetts avenue Back Bay. Judge Parmenter sentenced them to six months at the House of Correction. Both defendants appealed.
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Dalton Street
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Harvard Sells College House in Harvard Square
Harvard College sold the College House block in Harvard Square Cambridge to Loren I Towle of Boston. The land of about 47650 square feet, bought April 20 1790 for £410, is now assessed at 347000, with buildings at 111700. The old dormitory structures will likely be torn down for a new business building.
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Boston
Believed Horse Kick Killed Roy Wells in Vermont
St Johnsbury July 27 inquiry into the death of Roy Wells of Orleans strengthens belief he died from a kick by the horse he was driving. The animal is described as particularly vicious though relatives think murder possible with no identifiable motive or suspects.
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Orleans
Girl Drowns While Bathing at Lake Bomoseen
Jessie Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs A Brown of New York, drowned while bathing in Lake Bomoseen near Rutland Vermont two miles from here today.
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A. Brown
New York
Bermuda high drives worst U S heat wave in 15 years
Washington July 27 A Bermuda high causes a national heat wave stretching from the Atlantic coast to the Rockies. Forecaster Frankenfield says the heat will continue through the week with no relief in sight as high pressure and tropical humidity sweep across the country.
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