Claims to Have Found Hull of Mayflower
Dr. Rendel Harris says the hull of the Mayflower may have been found and will reveal details at a Plymouth conference in September. The Daily Mail reports discovery of old timbers and oaken beams in a barn beside an inn named Old.
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America
Rendel Harris
Mayflower hull ties claimed at Chalfont St Giles
Dr Harris says Jordan's Hostel at Chalfont St Giles Buckinghamshire may have originally formed part of the hull and deck of the Mayflower.
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Chalfont St. Giles
Buckinghamshire
Dr. Harris
Boy with fractured skull fights for life after trolley collision
Six year old Salvatore Garafalo of 1818 Washington Street South End is hospitalized at City Hospital with a fractured skull and deep head gash after attempting to dash across Massachusetts Ave behind a trolley and being struck by a car driven by Frank G. Cook of 8 Clarendon Street.
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South End
Salvatore
Massachusetts Avenue
Frank G. Cook
Clarendon Street
Two Men Injured At Fore River Shipyard
Two workers at the Fore River Shipyards in Quincy were injured when a sinking derrick on a lighter struck them on a coffer dam 60 feet above. Michael Tully of Dorchester suffered a broken arm, and William Gowdie of Weymouth was hurt with undetermined injuries.
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Quincy
Michael Tully
Dorchester
William Gowdie
Weymouth
Tully
Gowdie
Queen City Hospital
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Extortionist Arrested Over Ford Family Threat Letters
A man identified as Gordon was arrested after a dummy package was mailed to Edward Gordon in Detroit as part of a $25,000 blackmail plot against Henry Ford and his son Edsel. Inspector Frazer led the investigation with help from postoffice and police officials. Gordon, once a train news butcher, faced US commissioner J Stanley Hurd with $3,000 bail.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Thomas Drake
Framingham
Mass
Flora Gill
Liberty
Martinsburg
Drake
Massachusetts
Frazer
Edward Warren
Ford
Edward Gordon
Dix Avenue
Ohio
Indiana
Gordon
Detroit
J. Stanley Hurd
United States
Allen to Decide on Vets Voter Rights
Massachusetts faces a decision on whether thousands of World War I veterans may vote in the fall elections. Attorney General J Wes ton Allen will define their status after the Boston Board of Election Commissioners refused to register a former citizen who enlisted in the Canadian army before U S entry.
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Massachusetts
J. Weston Allen
Albert P. Langtry
Boston Board of Election Commissioners
United States
Fairhaven seeks State police aid in ripper murder case
Fairhaven investigators convinced the right leg found in the Acushnet River belongs to an adult female and they appeal for State police help to identify the victim and solve the case.
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Fairhaven
Acushnet River
Mystery in Bristol County Ends with All Missing Found
Deputy Sheriff Walter H. Francis announced that all Fairhaven and New Bedford girls and women reported missing in recent weeks are alive and located with certain friends. The case, once seen as a possible assault and murder of a 20 year old unaccounted woman, is now baffling to investigators.
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Fairhaven
New Bedford
Walter H. Francis
Bristol County
Police drag New Bedford river for clues in severed leg case
Hours of dragging with grappling irons failed to recover the body fragment. Police plan continued attempts and broader angles as they probe links to a missing 17 year old French girl who disappeared after childbirth at Fairhaven hospital. Investigators check New Bedford Harbor vessels, focusing on coal barges and crew wives, to locate the source of the limb.
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Fairhaven Hospital
O’brien
New Bedford Harbor
Convict Balzarano of Second Degree Murder
In Pittsfield the jury in the Superior Court found Joseph Balzarano guilty of murder in the second degree for the March 25, 1915 slaying of Vincenzo Cresci. Judge Christopher T. Callahan adjourned without sentence as the verdict was announced after a short deliberation.
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Pittsfield
Joseph Balzarano
Vincenzo Cresci
Christopher T. Callahan
Balzarano
Plan New Sanitary Rules for Bakeries
Regulations for bakeries drawn up by Herman G. Lythgoe of the state health division require strict sanitary measures in all food preparation areas. Flour and baking materials must be stored off the floor in clean racks, and tobacco use is prohibited in production areas.
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Herman G. Lythgoe
Division of Food and Drugs
State Department of Health
Twenty New Policemen Added to Boston Force
Twenty new policemen were added to the Boston force early this week. They are drilled in Roxbury during lulls in regular duties. Training covers drill marching weapon handling law ordinances court procedure case handling and public tact.
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Roxbury
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