McCormick Heirloom Romance Sparks European Union Plans
Harold F. McCormick consents to daughter Mathilde's marriage to Max Oser of Switzerland as he contemplates a foreign union himself. He resigns from International Harvester, plans to sail with Mathilde to Europe, and may wed Mme Gana Walska after her divorce from Alexander Cochran.
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McCormick
Max Oser
International Harvester Company
Europe
Mme
Gana Walska
Alexander Smith Cochran
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Mme. Walska
Cochran
Chicago Opera Company
Mary Garden
Great Harvester Company
Mathilde
Oser
Rockefeller
Donoghue Seeks Suffolk County District Attorney Post
Peter J. Donoghue of Dorchester files for the Suffolk County district attorney race as five candidates enter the field. He pledges independence from political bosses, equal treatment for the poor, and appointing capable assistants, with a Democratic Caucus nomination on September 12 as the path to election.
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Peter J. Donoghue
Dorchester
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Suffolk County
Woman denies threats and claims Dorothy Ormsbee is her child
Emily Towne tells a Post reporter at Psychopathic Hospital she never threatened Mrs. Ormsbee and asserts Dorothy Ormsbee is her daughter. She says she will fight the claim, hopes to prove maternity amid probate and court disputes dating to 1918, with SPCC involvement noted.
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Miss Towner
Dorothy Ormsbee
William W. Ormsbee
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Miss Towne
Mrs. Ormsbee
Letter to the Editor Urges Daytime Car Lights Usage
A reader asks the Post to advise motorists about daytime headlights after driving 140 miles on Sunday May 28. He reports about 60 drivers signaling with arms and yelling when his lights are on, noting he tested a full battery and believes daytime lights are safe.
Indictment in Bank Loot Case Names Foster Grosvenor
A federal grand jury charged Edward S. Foster former bank president Edward R. Grosvenor former cashier and Joseph Adams son in law with misapplication of at least 100000 of Winchester National Bank funds. Adams is named for aiding and abetting the crime.
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Foster and Grosvenor
Winchester National
Adams
Federal Grand Jury
Edward S. Foster
Winchester National Bank
Edward R. Grosvenor
Joseph Adams
Foster
Divorces Filed in Plymouth County Court Docket
Divorce libels entered in Plymouth County Superior Court list Barbara B Packard of Brockton against Fred L Packard for cruel treatment and non support Ida W Brown of Brockton sues Charles A Brown for cruelty after marriage in Brockton Edith Diamond reports abuse by Aaron R from 1911 to May 22 Arthur Hughes Brockton seeks nullity of marriage to Helen Gorman conducted in Providence Rhode Island June 28 1907
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Plymouth
Superior Court
Plymouth County
Edward E. Hobart
Barbara B. Packard
Brockton
Fred L. Packard
Ida W. Brown
Charles A. Brown
Edith Diamond
Aaron R
Arthur Hughes
Helen Gorman
Providence
R. I
Prison Witness Ducharme Released With 620 Dollar Award
Henry Ducharme freed from county jail after 248 days as a material witness in the Charles L. Weber murder case. Judge Nelson P. Brown awarded 2.50 dollars per day for detention plus board and keep. 500 dollars was held as security for future appearance in court.
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Springfield
Henry Ducharme
Charles L. Weber
Nelson P. Brown
Ducharme
Kill Liability Insurance for Auto Owners Move
Advocates of compulsory liability insurance for automobile owners failed to obtain reconsideration after yesterday’s House vote. Representative Mitchell urged passage as protection for crash victims, supported by Hays and others, but the motion to reconsider the rejection failed 84 to 9.
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Mitchell
Springfield
Hays
Boston
Donor Push Urges Hippo Fund Gifts Today
Community members are urged to donate to the Hippo Fund now, with organizers emphasizing immediate support to aid conservation and habitat projects.
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The
Hippo Fund
Indictments Revealed in Federal Grand Jury Actions
Federal grand jury returns 29 true bills against 36 defendants. Indictments include narcotic drug violations with several defendants named, plus charges of embezzlement, perjury, mail fraud, and impersonation. Specific cases involve brokers, bankers, and city-area companies with linked offenses and alleged schemes.
Failing to Forge and Alter Federal Notes Cited in Suspect List
A sprawling record lists individuals including Arthur M Barrett-Passing altered Federal Reserve notes and Louis Coucig with Dyer Act violations. Others named: Jack Ceretti and Rubin with Dyer Act violations, Joseph Martin and A. Btone with act violations, Clyde Colt with a defraud scheme, Arthur E Frye and Thomas Dunlap with forged U S obligations, Harry Manniff and Frank Casso for stolen mail property, Vitto Gallo for attempted passing, Henry F Lynch for War Risk Insurance violation.
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Arthur M. Barrett
Federal Reserve Bank
Louis Coucig
Jack Ceretti
Rubin
Joseph Martin
A. Btone
Clyde Colt
Arthur E. Frye
U.S
Thomas Dunlap
Harry Manniff
Frank Casso
U. S
Vitto Gallo
Henry F. Lynch
Mayor seeks 500000 loan for new city hall avenue station
Mayor Curley filed with the City Council for a 500000 loan to build the new City Hall avenue police station on the Milk and Sears street site. He argues the old site cannot provide larger quarters and opposes locating the station there despite hotel jewelers and bankers opposing the move.
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Curley
City Council
City Hall Avenue
Sears Street
Must Apply Now to Train at Camp Devens
Announcement from the Military Training Camps Association at 84 State Street urges applicants to the Citizens' Military Training Camp to file applications immediately for August sessions at Camp Devens. Recruiting runs until month end. quotas are filled in some New England counties, but Suffolk County still has vacancies.
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Camp Devens
Military Training Camps Association
State Street
Citizens’ Military Training
New England
Suffolk County
Re elected President Riley Heads Worcester Polytechnic Alumni
R Sanford Riley born 1896 was re elected president of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute Alumni Association this afternoon in Worcester June 2.
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Worcester
R. Sanford Riley
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Alumni Association
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United News
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Mary
Donoghue
Henry E. Perkins
Canton Street
New Haven
Readville
Ane Mel Joy
Washington Street
Emily Towner
J. McA
ASK Divorces
Spool & Wood-Turning Company
Mystic
Conn
Carr Fastener Company
Cambridge
Crocker Pen Company
Everett
Winchester Bank
William A. Kneeland
Benjamin Greenberg
San Francisco
Benjamin F. Sturgis
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Samuel M. Beale
Joseph H. Henault
Inez M. Currie
Dennis J. Sullivan
Frank J. Bartlett
Regia
William A. Mitchell
Daniel Maguire
Edward Berd
Pasquale Balina
Harry Springer
Antonio Morano
Mike Graziador
Chin Wong
Joseph V. Guartin
Charles K. Farrell
Samuel Sinderoff
Milk and
Sears Sts
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Hood & Sons
Declan Son
P. Hood & Sons, University
Ruby
Waltham’s
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Waltham
Walthams
Frank A. Andrews, Inc
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Cor
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James J. Davis
Department of Labor
Boston Lodge of Elks
City of
Boston Elks
Copley Plaza Hotel
Baltimore
James G. Hutchinson
First Corp
Army Base
War Department
Third Corps
Cassimeres
Serges
Lenenelie
Washington and Hanover Sts
White
Nainsook Union
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