Body of Missing Lynn Man Found Near Nahant Pier
The body of Frank Croken of 62 Ring Street, Lynn, missing since May 22, was found floating near Clay House Pier, Nahant. The body had been in the water at least two weeks, according to Medical Examiner N. P. Reed, who viewed the body.
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Frank Croken
Ring Street
Lynn
Clay House Pier
Nahant
Aahant
N. P. Reed
Brockton
Leon W. Pennell
Ellsworth Street
Newbury Street
Bronze Anne Hutchinson statue to be unveiled at State House
A bronze statue by Cyrus E. B. Dallin honoring Puritan Anne Hutchinson will be unveiled at the State House on June 19. Governor Coolidge to receive on behalf of the Commonwealth. The eight foot sculpture depicts Hutchinson banished by the General Court, with a Bible and her daughter, in Puritan dress. A volunteer committee funded the project by public subscription.
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Anne Hutchinson
Cyrus BE. Dallin
State House
Commonwealth
Dallin
Coolidge
General Court of
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Francis Henry Appleton
Margaret Deland
Dev
James de ‘Normandie
D. D
Arthur Winslow
Irving Winslow
Will Get Coal for Schools
Boston school committee votes to let Business Agent William T. Keough buy next winter coal supply without bids if needed. About 25 000 tons of bituminous and anthracite are required as a coal shortage looms. Keough hopes embargoes may lower prices by about three dollars a ton.
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William T. Keough
Keough
Boston
Nurses of Bay State Gather Celebrate Nightingale Centenary
The Massachusetts State Nurses Association and guests honored Florence Nightingale’s birth centenary with a symposium at Boston University College of Business Administration. Private Duty Nurses’ League voted to disband and join the state association. Officers elected include Miss Minnie Hollingsworth Boston chairwoman, Miss Zadie Moore Salem vice chairwoman, and Miss Annette Fiske Waltham secretary. Industrial Nurses division also voted to join Public Health Nursing Association.
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Massachusetts State Nurses’ Association
Florence Nightingale
Assembly Hall
Boston University College of Business Administration
Private Duty Nurses’ League
Minnié Hollingsworth
Boston
Zadie Moore
Salem
Annette Fiske
Waltham
Industrial Nurses In
William E. McNamara
Public Health Nursing Association
Seldom is Boston theatre gifted with The Shepherd of the Hills
Tremont Temple audiences enjoyed a dramatic photoplay of The Shepherd of the Hills adapted from Harold Bell Wright. Wright wrote the story and directed the screen version, proving his skill as an author and scenario writer.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
Harold Bell Wright
Shepherd of the Hills Comes to the Ozarks
The Stranger and The Shepherd of the Hills unfold in the Ozarks with Pete the Stranger’s grandson and Matt’s daughter Sammy Lane central. Howard the artist returns to simple folk, teaching forgiveness and strength while averting sermon.
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Ozarks
Mr. Wright
Pete
Matt
Sammy Lane
Daddy Jim
Sammy
Stranger
Howard
Shepherd
Ollie Stewart
Wash Gibbs
Doctor
Boston Man and Wife Hurt in Auto Crash
A. L. Ward of Boston and Mrs Ward were injured in an automobile crash near Portland and taken to Maine General Hospital. Mrs Ward suffered a broken arm and possible internal injuries, while Mr Ward was less seriously hurt.
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Portland
A. L. Ward
Boston
New England
Money Weight Scale Company
Boy Dies From Auto Injuries In Fall River
Martin Farsick held for trial on operating a touring car bearing another car's registration. Gino Cinquini, 10, died from a skull fracture after being struck near his Bay street home. Four petty naval officers from Newport were with Farsick.
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Fall River
Martin Farsick
Second District Court
Arly
Gino Cinquini
Bay Street
Farsick
Newport
Benzol Tank Explosion Kills One, Injures Dozens
Akron Ohio June 7 One man is dead and a score injured as a 15 000 gallon benzol tank exploded at the Mason Tire and Rubber Company plant in Kent shortly before noon today.
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Akron
Mason Tire & Rubber Company
Kent
Interstate Commerce Commission Sets $125 Million Railroad Funds
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced immediate appropriation of 125 million dollars from the 300 million revolving fund to buy new rolling stock. Seventy-five million targets freight cars with 20,000 refrigerator cars for fruit crops, while fifty million covers locomotives for freight and switching duties.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
The Man Who Wasnt Himself Serial Debuts Next Sunday
A love and mystery serial titled The Man Who Wasnt Himself begins in the Sunday Post Magazine next Sunday. The piece teases a marveflous tale blending romance and intrigue as readers meet a man whose identity may not be what it seems.
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Sunday Post
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