Arrests close three month manhunt for New Haven shooting
An April 22 saloon shooting in New Haven left Paul Chireco dead. Det. Stanley Giannelli and two Everett officers tracked Raphael Del Giudice aged 28 to 7 Boston Street Everett. Raphael and his brother Michael Del Giudice confessed after being found sleeping in the lodging house. They face extradition to New Haven once papers are ready.
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Paul Chireco
New Haven
Conn
Boston Street
Everett
Stanley Giannelli
Raphael del Giudice
Raphael
Michael del Giudice
Sharks Trapped By Jamestown Fishermen In Narragansett Bay
Newport RI July 30 The captain of the fishing schooner Winona reported twelve large sharks captured in a trap off Jamestown in Narragansett Bay. The sharks were subdued with heavy grappling hooks after a hard fight and hauled aboard to be dressed for the market.
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Newport
R. I
Narragansett Bay
Winona
Jamestown
Pittsfield License Commissioner James Kelly Dies at 49
James Kelly, 49, longtime Pittsfield License Commission member and first president of the Pittsfield Central Labor Union, died at his home from cerebral hemorrhage caused by sunstroke after two prior strokes in the summer. A native shoemaker, he once worked for W L Douglas in Brockton and was appointed Feb 11, 1913 to fill an unexpired term, later reappointed as chairman until 1919.
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Pittsfield
James Kelly
Maple Street
Kelly
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Douglas
Pittsfield Central Labor Union
Patrick J. Moore
David N. Rosenheim
George H. Cutter’s Funeral in Lexington
The funeral for George Henry Cutter, a Grand Army veteran and former Lexington town official, was held yesterday at his home 5 Hancock Avenue Lexington. Flags on public and private buildings were at half mast. Grand Army and Masonic tributes were paid. the service was led by Rev. John Mills Wilson of the Lexington First Parish Unitarian Church.
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George Henry Cutter
Grand Army
Lexington
Mr. Cutter
Hancock Avenue
John Mills Wilson
Lexington First Parish Unitarian Church
Boy KNOCKED FROM Bicycle in East Lexington Crash
Charles Yanushkis aged 12 of East Lexington was hit by a touring car driven by Nathan Hurwitz of Dorchester on Massachusetts avenue yesterday. He suffered a scalp wound ankle injury multiple bruises and cuts with a bad shaking up.
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Massachusetts Avenue
East Lexington
Charles Yanushkis
Fern Street
Nathan Hurwitz
Wolcott Street
Dorchester
Mothers War for Air for Babies on City Sidewalks
Mrs Jennie Kosow of North Anderson Street urges municipal housemaids to clear sidewalks of baby carriages. Mothers claim daily parks are impractical due to meals and housework. Police say no orders to prosecute and will not act if sidewalks are not overly obstructed.
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Jennie Kosow
No. Anderson Street
North End
Boston Mothers Seek Sidewalk Baby Carriage Permits
Scores of mothers from Boston tenement districts plan to seek permits to leave babies in carriages on sidewalks. West End mothers announced they would apply at City Hall annex for sanction to occupy sidewalk space with baby carriages, not only in hot months but year round.
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Boston
West End
Office of
Public Works
Murphy
City Hall Annex
William Applebaum
North Anderson Street
Curley
Commissioner of Public Works
Ballantyne
Alma Wein- Stein
Poplar Street
Public Works Department
Anderson Street
No. 12
Mothers Protest Sidewalk Baby Carriages Claim Fresh Air Required
Boston mothers protest city sidewalk bans on baby carriages arguing fresh air saves infants. They plan to seek permits from public works after arrests for unlawfully occupying sidewalks with strollers. City council to address the issue amid calls for repeal or modification of Section 57.
Infants Death Toll Drops As New York Reports Fewer Cases
New York on July 30 records a decline in infantile paralysis with 13 deaths and 145 new cases in the five boroughs for the two hours ending 10 am, down from 44 deaths and 161 new cases in the prior 24 hours.
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New York
Paralysis Deaths Reported in Mattapan and Boston
Two infantile paralysis cases were reported to the Boston Board of Health yesterday, one fatal in Mattapan and one in East Boston. The Mattapan child, four, died after 48 hours illness. autopsy attributed poliomyelitis. Both houses are quarantined and neighbors urged to keep distance as statewide totals rise to 97 cases and 16 deaths in Massachusetts.
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Boston Board of Health
Boston
Oakland Street
Mattapan
Leary
Condor Street
East
Health Department
Massachusetts
Long Chase by Lexington Police Ends With Arrests
Patrolmen Buckley Russell and Sullivan pursued a stolen horse and buggy from John Rose's stable across Lexington Burlington Arlington North Cambridge and Belmont. Two intoxicated men, Matthew H Buckley and William J Keefe, were found asleep in the wagon near Belmont Country Club and later bailed after being locked up. They face District Court in Concord.
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Buckley, Russell and Sullivan
Lexington
John Rose
Burlington
Arlington
North
Cambridge
Belmont
Belmont Country Club
Matthew H. Buckley
Cedar Street
William J. Keefe
Woburn Street
Concord
Stowaway Hid Nine Days in Coal Bunkers
A young stowaway named Eric Anderson hid nine days in the coal bunkers of the Swedish steamer Carolina. Hunger drove him to beg the captain to let him work for maintenance to port. He proved capable and may be signed on for the return voyage if authorities prevent landing.
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Carolina
Eric Anderson
Norin
Boy Shot in Boating Accident Over Revolver Dare
In Haverhill on July 30 John Regan aged 15 was shot in the left groin by Leo Wholley, 17, a neighbor who fired a revolver Leo had been dared to use. Regan was taken home in a boat with younger brothers James Regan, 11, and William Wholley, 9. The bullet had not been removed and Regan remained in a critical condition.
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Haverhill
John Regan
James Regan
Fifth Avenue
Leo Wholley
Wholley
Regan
Little River
William Wholley
Roche
Leo
Go For Fuel Loses Tires In Haverhill Incident
Chester D. Cole returning from Salisbury Beach found two tires stolen from his automobile on Merrimac road near John G. Whittier birthplace. He notified police. James Studley and Roswell H. Parker told of a car collision on Millvale road, were booked on larceny of Cole's tires after police suspicion.
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Haverhill
Salisbury Beach
Chester D. Cole
John G. Whittier
Merrimac Road
James Studley
Roswell H. Parker
Marcus A. Sullivan
Millvale
Sullivan
Cole
The Moxie Horsemobile Takes Boston by Storm
Boston crowds marvel at a stunt device blending horse and automobile. The Moxie Horsemobile, ridden by a jockey, pairs a white horse with a sleek auto to create a mobile marvel. Aimed at future races and demonstrations, the invention promises publicity and spectacle.
Moxie Horse mobile stirs talk in odd auto scene
A curious contraption called the Moxie Horse mobile pairs an auto with a steel horse in a quirky display. Viewers compare it to a modern Paul Revere ride as the unusual conveyance draws attention and sparks headlines.
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Paul Revere
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