Navy yard commandant Wiley heads to Washington for duty
A. Wiley, commandant of Charlestown navy yard, departed yesterday for temporary duty in the Navy Department in Washington. He will then proceed to the West Coast for duty with the Pacific fleet. Closing exercises at G. Faul's Cathedral School Sunday feature a sixth grade pageant of the Christian Year with certificates to be awarded.
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A. Wiley
Charlestown Navy Yard
Washington
Navy Department
West Coast
G. Faul
Lost Porto Rican spaniel Last seen in Chelmsford area
Francis Mra of Chelmsford Road North Billerica appeals to Boston Post readers for help locating his family's pet dog Dixie a four year old Porto Rican spaniel brown and white with a back scar. Kidnapped from their home two weeks ago the spaniel’s return would bring comfort to the boy who misses him dearly.
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Mra
Francis Doe
Chelmsford Road
North Billerica
Boston Post
Dixie
Fire in Tenement Sparks Escape From Third Floor
A fire started in papers at 18 Shawmut Avenue in the Carmella tenement yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Marcella Brilli, a cripple, was carried to the street while 15 women and children fled to safety. Damage reached 75 dollars as Carmella rushed back to extinguish the blaze and had her hair singed.
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C. Carmella
Shawmut Avenue
Marcella Brilli
Carmella
Lammer Wins Suit Over Union Resignation Status
Boston's Harry A. Lammer won a Superior Court ruling in a suit against Local No. 3 Amalgamated Lithographers of America. Judge Sisk found Lammer resigned effective June 13 1919 and could not be billed for dues after that date or expelled for nonpayment. The court ordered a decree with costs.
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Harry A. Lammer
Boston
Vacationists Off for Europe
Sailing from Pier 4 East Boston at 3 this afternoon the Leyland Line steamer Winifredian capt A W V Trant departs with 132 cabin passengers and cargo for Liverpool. Arrival about June 11 then drydock for annual reconditioning. Sails back to Boston July 1. Passengers include Charles Middleton of Charleston and many other named travelers from Boston, Hyde Park, Revere, Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, Lowell, Charlestown, Milford, Cambridge.
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Pier 4
Boston
Leyland Line
Winifredian
A. W. V. Trant
Liverpool
Charles Middleton
Charleston
B. Midgeley
Marguerite
Donald
Milford
No Signs of Shooting in Ward Home
White Plains New York May 31 authorities reported no signs of a shooting at Ward's residence concluding nothing in the investigation supports Ward's account.
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White Plains
N. Y
Ward
Ward Home Searched in Peters Murder Inquiry
District Attorney Weeks described a comprehensive search of Walter S. Ward’s New Rochelle residence to verify a report that Clarence Peters was shot at the Ward home rather than on a country road. The team checked woodwork and carpets for bullets, spoke to neighbors, and found no evidence or witnesses of gunfire or the other man claimed to be wounded.
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Weeks
New Rochelle
Walter S. Ward
Clarence Peters
Kensico Reservoir
Ward
Peters
Red Table Whist Party Planned in Cambridge Parish Hall
The Ladies of the Red Table plan a novel whist event at the Parish Hall on Magazine and Chestnut streets in Cambridge. Cambridge merchants and parish friends donated many prizes. An informal dance will follow the whist session.
Woman Refuses to Disclose Age in Suit Over Household Goods
Mrs. Charlotte Jane Isabelle McDonald widow of James McDonald and engaged to Lord Huntley testified in Washington. She refused to provide a precise age, stating she is over 18, as Justice Hitz upheld. She sues her stepson James McDonald Jr. for $6000 worth of household effects alleged to have been sold by her late husband.
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Washington
Charlotte Jane Isabelle McDonald
James McDonald
Standard Oil
Lord Huntley
Justice Hitz
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
James McDonald, Jr
San Francisco
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