Visiting Dentists Open 12th National Meeting in Boston
Governor Guild welcomes dentists at the Hotel Somerset as the National Dental Association begins its 12th annual session with 500 members present. Dr. George H. Wilson of Cleveland lectured on harmony of complete vulcanite dentures and jaw contour. Proceedings include Harvard and Tufts speakers and a midday executive council meeting with Bates presenting on heredity studies.
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George H. Wilson
Cleveland,c
Hotel Somerset
Presen
National Dental Association
Somerset
Massachusetts
William Carr
Association
George A. Crawford
Carr
New York
Morris H. Richardson
Harvard Medical School
Harvard University
F. W. Hamilton
Tufts’ College
Burton Lee Thorpe
St. Louis
Boston
Paul Revere
John Greenwood
George Washington
Yutts College Medical School
George H. Bates
Auburndale
Chickering
Kellermann Aims For 12 Mile Charlestown Bridge Swim
Annette Kellermann plans a 12 mile open harbor swim from Charlestown bridge to Boston Light tomorrow at 12 55 PM. She and manager James R Sullivan have tested the course this week and expect a record if seas stay fair and head winds are light. She will dive from the press boat Marion and seeks clear water free of launch exhaust.
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Annette Kellermann
Charlestown Bridge
Boston Light
Kellermann
James R. Sullivan
Miss Kellermann
Mr. Sullivan
Marion
Starving man claims kinship to Jay Gould in Los Angeles
Melvin A. Gould 70 years old lies in County Hospital severely malnourished while asserting he is a second cousin of the late Jay Gould. The case highlights ailing veteran's frail state and unclear prospects for recovery.
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Jay Gould
Los Angeles
Cal
Melvin A. Gould
Concord Woman Killed at Crossing in Unguarded Street
Miss Catherine Burke was struck and killed by a New York New Haven Hartford freight train at an unguarded Main street crossing in Concord Junction. Her companion Miss Carroll escaped unharmed as the express train barreled through town, Burke dying after half an hour.
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Concord Junction
Catherine Burke
New York, New Haven
Woman killed crossing tracks near Concord
Engineer Pollard said he did not see Miss Burke until a shriek followed by her being thrown to the side. The crossing lacks gates though an arc light stands above the rails. Burke, 28, native of Concord, lived with her mother Mrs J M Burke. her father, once a wealthy local figure, had died years before.
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Pollard
Miss Burke
Concord
J. M. Burke
Maps-Flake: the one food thats all food
The article extols Maps-Flake cereal made by steam cooking wheat in pure maple syrup then drying and flaking. It claims four steps including six hours steam cooking and a 400 degree toast, promising easy digestion, nourishment, and summer suitability for children with maple flavor appealing to kids.
Try This Ideal Food for Children at Our Expense
A promotion invites families to sample a new food, promising a free full-size package from their grocer after sending in a coupon. Readers are urged to compare with fad foods, ask their children for opinions, and let the product prove itself on the table.
Murphy defeats Unholz in decisive boxing bout in Boston
Tommy Murphy of New York dominates Rudolph Unholz at the Armory A. A. in a 12 round main event. Unholz fights close but Murphy lands clear lefts and controls nearly every round. a near foul occurs in the fifth but Murphy recovers to win on points.
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Rudolph Winholz
Boston
Battling Nelson
George Memsic
Armory
A. A
Tommy Murphy
New York
Anholz
Marquis of Queensberry
Murphy
Dan Donnelly
George Alger
Cambridge
Jimmy Allen
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Jack Killeen
Ireland
McKinnon
Donnelly
Police Fail to Find So-Called Bandit Queen
Lawrence reports that Mrs. Edward Mauren, mother of Leontine Mauren, received a letter postmarked July 24 from 43 Union Avenue Jamaica Plain. A morning Post photo of Leontine unsettled her. police say Leontine likely remains in Boston amid a web of associates including Gutman and Leiman as investigators press for clues.
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Louis S. Cox
Mauren
May Street
Jules Wiche
Leontine Mauren
St. Louis
Leontine
Marshal Sheehan
Boston
Roxbury Secret Rope of Gangsters Busted in Roxbury
Lieutenant Fessenden led a Roxbury raid revealing Gutman and two men used Roxbury as their base before an earlier shooting in Win terson McManus saloon. A 7 Elmwood Street resident named Peter Pailo described Gutman and two men Rosenthal and Bronin staying there briefly and paying rent, while the Mauren girls were linked to Carl Scharr’s movements.
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Elmwood Street
Michael Leiman
Leiman
Pallo
Gutman
Oak Grove Terrace
Fessenden
Zeltin
Station 10
Bandit
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Winterson & McManus
Carl Selmar
Valentine Street
Anna Broomberg
Irma Firman
Karl Scharr
Post
Mauren
Scharr
Selmer
Peter Pailo
Seimar
Pailo
Rosenthal
Bronin
Questioned man tied to Gutman case arrested in Wellesley
Carl Sneeberg, employed on the Jenkins farm in Wellesley, was arrested yesterday noon by Inspector Wolf of the bureau of criminal investigation. The action follows links to the Gutman case and signals ongoing inquiries by local authorities.
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Gutman
Carl Sneeberg
Jenkins Farm
Wellesley
Inspector Wolf
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Metropolitan Police to Build New Medford Station on Forest Street
Medford plans a new two story red brick police station on Forest street in the Middle Sex reservation. Architects Stickney and Austin of Boston design a building 100 feet by 40 fronting east with six steel and concrete cells and a padded cell. First floor houses offices and emergency room while second floor provides a dormitory for 12 beds and a sergeant’s room.
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Medford
Metropolitan Police
Forest Street
Middlesex Reservation
Stickney & Austin
Boston
Emer
Police Question Gypsy Moth Hunters Group Member
Sneeberg was taken to Station 18 examined by Captain Dugan and later questioned by Chief Watts. He supplied information about Gutman the dead bandit and his companions and was released after accounting for his time.
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Captain Dugan
Gutman
Sneeberg
Dugan
Sneebere
Watts
Old Cy Young fund growing as donations rise
The Cy Young Trophy Fund nears $200 with a fresh batch from Cooper-Lowell Company lunchroom employees at South station, mainly women, adding $15. With $171.12 raised so far, contributors are urged to join in promptly and address gifts to the Trophy Fund Editor.
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Cy Young
Cooper-Lowell Company
South Station
Huntington Avenue
Cy’ Young
Boston
Curtis License Hearing On Nahant Driver
The automobile license of Thomas P. Curtis of Nahant was suspended again on complaint by the Safe Roads Association. The notice cites Reckless driving in Nahant Lynn and other North Shore areas and seeks complete license revocation. A public hearing is set for Aug. 5, expected to draw many motorists.
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Thomas P. Curtis
Nahant
Safe Roads Association
Lynn
North Shore
Six Little Tailors Offer Vast Sale at Washington Street
Six Little Tailors at 177-179 Washington street, a leading New England men’s tailor, runs an alteration sale to clear stock while upper floors are remodeled. Foreign and American weaves of top quality are deeply discounted, with suits made to order starting at seven dollars and guaranteed perfect fit. Out of town buyers urged to take the bargain, carfare not a concern.
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Six Little Tailors
Washington Street
New England
Six Little Tablors
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