Frog Pond Sextet Rounded Up At Central Court
A group of seven men including Pat Dempsey Pat Gately and Frank Gray were arraigned in Central Court for begging and receiving alms to buy alcohol They claimed to be workers and locals denied they came from anywhere Judge Dowd set three months on each with bail at 500 each which the defendants did not meet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Pat Dempsey
Bill McCann
Pat Gately
Frank Gray
Johnny Bowen
Pat Lynch
Hugh McGlynn
Lynch
McGlynn
Bowen
Judge Dowd
Dempsey
McCann
Gateley
Gray
New Hampshire
Boy Found Dead on Truro Beach
The body of 10 year old George Marshall missing since Wednesday was found on the beach today by a New Haven railroad worker. He had gone bathing last Wednesday and was not seen again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truro
George Marshall
New Haven Railroad
Veterans Outing Aids Wounded War Heroes
More than 100 wounded veterans will tour the coast from Nahant to Beverly tomorrow, aided by Post readers and local volunteers. Automobiles and summer homes are needed to give these men a day of sunshine and relief from hospital life.
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Nahant
Hull
Salem
Beverly
Post
Greater
Boston
Hugh J. Cox
South A
New Hampshire
West Roxbury
Glen Rock
Chelsea Naval Hospitals
Tomorow- Post
Groton
East Norfolk
Pub
N. Ss. Clark Milton
Cora Barber
Quincy
G. Burleson
Marlboro
G. Sturgis
Melrose
E. Farrington
Somerville
M. E. Finn
East Boston
George M. Cawthorne
Winthrop
Joseph Gusenoff
Dorchester
G. Harpwell
C. Elliot
South Boston
George M. Ellis
George Gorton
Medford
West
Roxbury
Chelsea
Naval
Parker Hill
Glen
Rock Hospitals
Veterans
Main
False rumors trigger bank run and Roxbury girl missing
Crowds gathered around the Boston Five Cent Savings Bank after false rumors caused a run. Bank officials assured depositors the institution was sound with over 4.5 million in reserve. Separately, Roxbury teen Celia Andrews, 17, disappeared after leaving home Tuesday evening amid police searches and state alerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Cents Savings Bank
Millionaire Policeman Resigns to Fire in Chicago Courtroom
In Chicago a uniformed sergeant named Harry D. Kellogg opened fire in a crowded courtroom, killing attorney Lemuel G. Aukley and wounding others before fatally shooting himself. Judge Charles A. McDonald narrowly avoided death as bullets tore through the bench and woodwork. Kellogg had just been jailed for contempt for contempt of court in an eviction case.
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Chicago
United News
Harry D. Kellogg
Lemuel G. Aukley
Kellogg
Charles A. McDonald
Criminal Courts of
Auckley
Hold Up Fails to Grab Bag of Day's Cash at Roxbury Store
Harry Robolovitz arrived at his candy store at 3169 Tremont Street Roxbury just before midnight. Two armed robbers entered and took $2 from the cash drawer while a bag with the rest of the day’s receipts sat six inches away. Robolovitz delayed movement, lights were turned off, and the thieves fled after grabbing the money. He alerted police after ensuring the culprits were gone.
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Harry Robolovitz
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Robolovitz
Thinks Turks Cannot Resist the Greeks
In Athens on July 2 Major Shallenberger United States military attache to Athens told Kosmos he believed Mustafa Kemal Pasha could not successfully resist the Greek offensive in Asia Minor. He praised the Greek forces especially the infantry noted for long marches then fierce combat and irresistible daring.
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Athens
Mustapha Kemel Pasha
Asia Minor
Shallenberger
United States
Kosmos
Shhallenberger
Little Walks About Boston by William Justin Mann
A feature on Concord visits highlighting Louisa May Alcott and her Orchard House. It notes a cherished eight year old letter from her father dated June 21 1840 from a Concord cottage, describing Louisa and her siblings. The piece mentions Boston grandparents and the Boston stay that inspired her.
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Orchard House
Concord
Louisa Alcott
Anna
Elizabeth
Russell
Louisa
Boston
Nantasket Steamship Co Fares Not Reduced Sundays
Finances of the Nantasket Steamship Company will not permit fare reductions to Nantasket on Sundays and holidays. The Department of Public Utilities announced yesterday in response to a petition filed by Representative Coleman B. Kelley of Dorchester.
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Nantasket Steamship Company
Nantasket
Department of Public Utilities
Coleman B. Kelley
Dorchester
Howard Drake Wins Attleboro Post Cane at 97
Howard Drake of 763 Pleasant Street was awarded the Boston Post cane for being the oldest voter in Attleboro. The 97 year old Republican cast his ballot last November and enjoys good health.
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Howard Drake
Attleboro
Taft Opens Course At Williams Institute Of Politics
Taft opens the Williams College Institute of Politics session at Williamsport Williams College with about 1000 attendees. Distinguished international speakers including Viscount Bryce Baron Korff Panaretoff Teleki Tittoni Viallate and Casanave will lecture over the month on collective bargaining and international relations. The program stresses no propaganda and aims to foster mutual understanding between hemispheres.
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Williamstown
Institute of Politics
William H. Taft
Williams College
Taft
Harry A. Garfield
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Peters
Boston
Institute
Viscount James Bryce
Great Britain
Baron Sergius A. Korff
Russia
Stephen Panaretoff
United States
Paul Teleki
Hungary
Tomasso Tittoni
Senate
Achille Viallate
Maurice Casanave
France
Viscount Bryce
YD Men To Attend Comrade's Funeral
Veterans of the 101st Ambulance Corps plan to attend the funeral of John Burwell in Pittsfield tomorrow at 2 30 p m His body arrived from France He was killed at Leicheprey in April 1918 when the ambulance he drove was blown up by German shrapnel The delegation will meet in uniform at the Y D club Huntington Avenue Boston at 7 o'clock and travel by auto to Pittsfield.
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101St Ambulance Corps
Pittsfield
John Burwell
France
Jack
Leicheprey
Y. D. Club
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Woman nearly drowns aiding infant misidentified as body
Miss Marjorie Moore of Back Bay swam toward a supposed infant in Dorchester Bay. Exhausted she sank and had to be dragged ashore by the hair by lifeguard Joseph Weeder. Doctors treated her for immersion and shock at City Hospital. The “baby’’ was later found to be a coal bag with rubbish.
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Marjorie Moore
Dartmouth Street
Back Bay
City Hospital
Dorchester Bay
Joseph Weeder
Miss Moore
Weeder
Headhouse
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Jty
Professor Einstein
Asfold
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Eve W
My Lady’s Chamber
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Sheffield
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Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
School Street
Wilmot R. Evans
Allen
Max Smith
Highland Street
Revere
Smith
City Hall Station
Hive Cent Sayings Bank
Celia Andrews
Woodcliff Street
Dudley Street
Warren Street
Fragedy
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E. E. Gray CO
Hanover
Union & Blackstone
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Holland System
Atlas Delivery
Clydesdale
Commonwealth Ave
Trance
Braves Field
Williams
Mii
Clarke
Mr. Ford
Feigley
Feigley Accessories Corp
Pittsburgh
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