Bomb outrages across major cities linked to Philadelphia plot
Officials say the nationwide blasts likely originated in Philadelphia with Reds active in Boston Roxbury Newtonville and Newton. Arrested Ernest Graudet a May Day riot participant is held as a suspect amid recovered radical literature while investigations continue for the Powers Hayden and other targets.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Philadelphia Reds
Representative Powers’ House
Ernest Graudet
Dudley Stret
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Graudet
Newton
Boston
Timothy L. Connolly
Ambrose Street
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex County
Fritz Nortlin
Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo endorsed for hair care
An advertisement warns that alkali in many shampoos harms the scalp and hair. It promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure greaseless and inexpensive, says a small amount creates rich lather, cleanses well, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft bright and easy to handle while removing dust dirt and dandruff.
Anarchist Bombing Suspect Sought After Philadelphia Explosion
Police and federal agents pursue anarchist suspects after a morning bomb blast at Judge Charles C Nott s home in Philadelphia. Discovery of incendiary pamphlets near the scene links the attack to a wider terror plot with ties to Washington and other cities.
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Katherine Sullivan
Seaver Street
Roxbury
Wayne Street
Hayden Home
Mildred Hayden
New York
Charles C. Nott
Court of Special Sessions
Washington
Palmer
Philadelphia
Guard Governor Patrol Expanded At Capitol
State police and sergeant-at-arms officers tighten guard around Governor Coolidge and Legislature. Chief John H. Plunkett confirms constant guard by Officer Edward Horrigan and readiness of additional guards. Boston police handle Dorchester explosion while State police assist in Newton case. All vacations canceled. guards patrol inside and outside the State House until session end.
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Serveant-At-Arms’ Department
Governor Coolidge
John H. Plunkett
State Police
Edward Horrigan
State Police Department
Judge Hayden
Powers
Newton
Dorchester
Boston
Pedrick
State House
House
Senate
Threat to dynamite judge's Brookline home sparks police siege
A man with a foreign accent phoned a threat to Judge Thomas H. Dowd of the Boston Municipal Court yesterday. Brookline police surrounded 92 Lancaster Terrace and maintained guards through the night. the plan to blow up the residence remained unfulfilled as of 2 AM.
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Thomas H. Dowd
Boston
Judge Dowd Fright Threat Tied to Roxbury Bombings
Police report that a telephone threat to Judge Dowd at his Scituate summer home echoed the Monday night Roxbury and Newtonville bombing outrage. Authorities see the line as a warning and evidence the attackers aim to terrify further.
Two Dead in Toledo Riot Amid Auto Plant Disturbances
In Toledo Ohio on June 3 two men were shot to death and two more wounded as discharged soldiers guarding the Willys Overland plant opened fire on idle workers. The violence marked the third riot of the day connected to 18 000 Willys Overland employees with Governor Cox asked to send troops and Mayor Schreiber reporting inability to cope.
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Columbus
Ohio
Schreiber
Toledo
Cox
Toledo, O
Willys- Overland Automobile Company
Broken Blossoms in Boston Drama Draws Crowd
A woman, overwhelmed by men on Boston streets, seeks escape in a theater. She watches a romantic ballet of Oriental and European imagery, then emerges with renewed vision to find she still cannot see a man on the city streets. The Colonial Theatre presentation is hailed as modern art.
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Orient
Russia
Boston
Death notices from Boston area June 2 to 5
Obituaries list multiple individuals with residences across South Boston Brookline Jamaica Plain Cambridge Everett Dorchester Roxbury and more. Entries note names ages relatives and funeral details including dates times and cemeteries such as Forest Hills Salem Mount Auburn Calvary and Saint Marys. Several mourners requested no flowers and several services held at local churches or chapels with automobile corteges.
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Costello
Jamaica Plain
Rupert Costello
Forest Hills Cemetery
Delaney
League Island Hospital
Philadelphia
Richard J
Mary E. (Nee Murray
James S. Delaney
Wright St
Cambridge
St. Peter's Church
Fennissey
Forest Hills
Walliam M. Fennessey
Charles A
Annie L. Fennessey
City Hospital
South Department
Finn
Medford
William B
Ann Finn
Harrington
Everett
Thomas E
Ellen M. Harrington
Fogarty
High St
Immaculate Conception
Fitchburg
Mass
Highland
Dorchester
Daniel
Catherine Highland
William Hurley
Gove St
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Hussey
West Quince
John Fr
Margaret Hussey
White
Parkway
West Quincy
St. Mary's Church
Worcester
Milford
Kennedy
Brighton
John R
Jacob J
Mary L. Kennedy
Kendrick St
Canada
Plesse Cony
St. Angela's Church
Kihlberg
Belmont
Ida
Kih'berg
Srs
A. Kihberg
Marlboro St
Leavitt
Moart*a
Ivory
Aodys
Nicho's St
Welnesd
Lennon
Kearsarge
John M. H. Lennon
Martha FE
Lenn
Church of Our Lady of Cie Mountain
North Conway
N. H
Calvary Cemetery
Mt. Hope
Lewis
George RB. Lewis
Amory St
Matthews
Hingham
William A. Matthews
Boston
Forest Hills Crematory
Walk Hill St
M'Carthy
John N
May Richards
John F. McCarthy
Castle St
M'Gonagle
Charlestown
John
Mary M. Mae Gonagle
Maguire
Allston Et
Murphy
Helen
Egbert R
Margaret B. Murphy
Kelley
Bennington St
Murray
Atlantic
John Archibald Murray
Newbury
Poston
Mary A
Philip
Sarah
Dooley
West Eng
Hamilton St
Reed
Roxbury
Florence K
William A
Nellie FP. Reed
Chelsea
Columbus Ave
All Sainte’ Church
Centre St
Rogers
Mary C
Elisha Rogers
Dennisport
East
Blanche B
Alfred
Blanche E. Rogers
Tingley
Cottage St
Smith
Alther St
Elizabeth T
John and
Mary F. Smith
St. Patrick’s Church
Wall
John P
Mary J. Wall
Connors
Dearborn
St. Patrick's Church
Willhauck
Margaret
Valentine Willbauck
East Fourth St
Willis
Susan [le Mont Willis
Bath
Senate Debates Suffrage Amendment With Narrow Vote
Senators clashed over an equal franchise amendment with a 58 to 17 tally against limiting benefits to white citizens. Debate centered on state rights and the role of popular conventions versus legislatures, with warnings about federal overreach and the implications for Negro suffrage in the South.
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Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Underwood
Lenroot
Borah
South
Williams
Congress
Alabama
Funeral for Wilmot Jones at Mill Brook School
Wilmot Rufus Jones head of Mill Brook School of Concord dies of spinal meningitis at Brooks Hospital Brookline. Funeral held this afternoon at 3 30 at the school on the Fitchburg turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot Rufus Jones
Mill Brook School
Concord
Brooks Hospital
Brookline
Fitchburg Turnpike
Increase Weight and Vitality with Phosphate Patent Ad
A vintage health ad touts Nitro-Phosphate as an organic phosphate supplement to raise nerve energy, vitality, and body weight. It argues weak nerves cause fatigue and poor flesh, urging readers to use the product under druggist supervision to avoid excessive weight gain.
Sulpheric Tablets Promoted For Blood Purification
Advertised remedy claims to purify thick sluggish blood with tablets made of sulphur cream of tartar calcium sulphide and herbs. It promises elimination of poisons causing headaches catarrh neuralgia rheumatic pain and skinissues with a spring and summer boost and a guaranteed package.
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Gaudet
Department of Justice
Iritz Nortlin
Ernest
Nortlin
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Captain Skillings
Navy Yard
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Wedger
Edward C. Kelley
Newton Clue
Hayden Grounds
Schuyler Street
Edward (. Kelley, Jr
Walter Kelley
Hayden House
Leland Powers
Rose Martin
Sarah Fallon
Towers
Mr. Powers
Newtonville
E.C. Kelley
Hayden Residence
Malcolm Hayden
Blue Hill Avenue
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U. S. Seal
United States Rubber Company
Beecham
Jordan
Avena
Jordan Marsh Company
Dowd
Mark
REDS
Gammons
Berthat L
Charles H. Gammons
Essex St
Hanna
Alice F
George A. Hanna
Pleasant, St
John F. Lindsay
West End
France
Menel-le-Tour
Johnnie
James A. Lindsay
United States
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Watson
Wisconsin
Missouri
Idaho
MR. Jones
Tost
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Main
A. L. Eastman CO
Beacon Street
Tremont St
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