Cambridge Man Arrested for Pocket Picking Near Harvard Square
Joseph G. Burns of 72 Warrenton Street Poston was arrested by Cambridge Inspectors Powers and Landrigan after a long stakeout at Harvard and Central square stations. He admitted prior arrests and more than $100 was found on him. He was held on $2600 bail and to be arraigned in Cambridge District Court.
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Joseph G. Burns
Warrenton Street
Poston
Inspectors Powers and Landrigan
Cambridge Police
Harvard Square
Central Square
Cambridge
De Lancey Resigns as Shipping Board Official
Darragh de Lancey of Waterbury Connecticut director of the industrial relations division of the Shipping Board resigned today and the resignation was accepted.
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Washington
Cambridge Girl With Moonshine Seized In City Raid
Sophia Frimmerman a 14-year-old Cambridge resident born in Russia was stopped by police carrying 13 half pint bottles of moonshine. Police then raided her uncle Sam Frimmerman’s home at 339 Western Avenue seizing a large still and 10 gallons of liquor and planned to seek a warrant for him on charges of keeping and exposing liquor for sale.
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Sophia Frimmerman
Myer Frimmerman
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Russia
Sam Frimmerman
Western Avenue
Norris Stirs Senate Over Executive Nomination Readings
Senator Norris of Nebraska forcefully attacked the open session confirmation of five executive nominations. He accused the action of breaking a long standing Senate custom and questioned how campaign promises and primary pledges will be rewarded if such proceedings continue.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Journal Today
Senate
North Carolina
Chicago
Schurman Named Minister to China by Senate
The Senate confirmed Jacob Gould Schurman of New York as minister to China after late day action.
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Washington
Jacob Gould Schurman
New York
China
Senate
American Association Presses Ireland Republic Recognition
The American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic rebukes the Loyal Coalition for pro British aims, cites Irish contributions to American history, and urges Congress to recognize Ireland as a free nation, asserting democracy must triumph over autocracy.
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Loyal Coalition
United States
The
American Association For the Recognition of the
Sinn Fein of
Ireland
Ulster
America
Republic of Ireland
Washington
Henry
Jefferson
Franklin
Lincoln
Congress
Railroads pressed to cut freight rates on building materials
Representatives from lumber and road building material sectors meet railroad officials in separate conferences urging an immediate freight rate reduction to pre August level before any broader increases.
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Tan
Schurman
United States of America
England
Midas
Satan
France
Sons of St. Patrick
O'Brien
Ramsay
Am. Rev
Admiral Sims
Sinn
Carson
Germany
Josephus Daniels
Sinn Fein
Saan
Massachusetts
Eamon de Valera
Old England
Nova Scotia
Bolivia
Boston
Washington St
Waltham
All— Watch Company
Corpus Agts
Devonshire St
Mala
Shippers of
Empire Food Products CO
Barclay St
Osgood
Sheraton
Liberal
White Mountain
New England
C. E. Osgood Company
Roxbury
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