Dorchester Kiss Theft Ends In Fine For Rhodes
John Rhodes was fined 25 dollars in Dorchester court for assaulting Miss Rebecca Tabor with a kiss on May 26 in West Tremlett Street. Authorities note Dorchester punishments for unwanted street kissing serve as a warning that such acts must cease. Patrolman Randolph chased Rhodes after he fled from arrest.
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Dorchester
John Rhodes
Rebecca Tabor
Whitfield
Charlestown
Rhodes
Miss Tabor
West Tremlett Street
Randolph
KIDDIES IN AUTOS HAVE A MERRY OUTING
More than 1000 children rode in 278 automobiles on the fifth annual Boston Automobile Association outing to Massapoag Lake. Cripples blind and deaf children enjoyed games and a feast, with 1017 participants from 12 homes and hospitals, aided by Chester I Campbell and volunteers.
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Boston
Sharon
Boston Automobile Association
Massapong Lake
Lake Massapoag
Chester I. Campbell
W. P. Edgar
W. E. Haskell
Gilman Rankin
Charles E. Decker
Sim Baker
Albert Rau
Carl Holthe
Harry Knight
H. F. Campbell
Hovey Robinson
Richard Blaisdell
Lyman Gould
Leopold Morse
Funeral services for Miss Ella Lawson in Quincy
Funeral services for Ella Lawson were held this afternoon at her mother Mrs Hannah Lawson's home in Quincy. Lawson killed herself and shot James E Shannon of East Cambridge at Houghs Neck last Saturday night.
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Quincy
Ella Lawson
James E. Shannon
East Cambridge
Hough's Neck
Hannah Lawson
Representative Hall's Secret Wedding Revealed
Homer A. Hall representative of North Adams married May 28 to Mrs Florence Elliott Waters in a quiet ceremony by Rev Francis H Rowley. The wedding remained secret until today when Mrs Hall arrived in North Adams. The couple will reside at 62 Hathaway Street. Mrs Hall is the daughter of Captain and Mrs Robert Elliott of Nova Scotia.
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North Adams
Homer A. Hall
Florence Elliott Waters
Francis H. Rowley
Hall
Robert Elliott
Nova Scotia
Dorchester
Frderick R. Cooke
Hathaway Street
McKenna Husband Missing Woman Appeals to Post
Mrs Edward J McKenna of Boylston Street Cambridge appeals to the Post to locate her husband who disappeared three weeks ago after leaving home with two young sons Edward four and Harold two. The 31 year old had worked as a cutter for a Boston rubber firm for sixteen years.
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Edward J. McKenna
Boylston Street
Cambridge
Edward
Harold
Brighton
McKenna
Boston
Harvard Club Delegation Heads to Cleveland Meeting
A 16 member Harvard Club of Boston delegation boards the 2 p m Boston and Albany train for the Associated Harvard Clubs meeting in Cleveland Friday and Saturday. Boston leaders Lowell Higginson Perkins Storrow Rogers Bullard Storie Thorndike Cabot Wells Hallowell Wigglesworth join five Cleveland members for a Friday luncheon and Euclid Club dinner then Saturday outings and a Chamber of Commerce banquet before returning Sunday.
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Boston & Albany
New York
Harvard Club of
Boston
Harvard Clubs
Cleveland
Albany
Lowell
Harvard
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Henry L. Higginson
Harvard Club of Boston
Harvard Corporation
Thomas Nelson Perkins
James J. Storrow
Walter Baylies
Henry M. Rogers
John T. Bullard
New Bedford
Wilbur
F. H. Storie
Albert Thorndike
Charles M. Cabot
Wellington Wells
J. Edson
J. W. Hallowell
Sidney Curtis
George Wigglesworth
T. J. Cummins
Whitwell
J. W. Bowen
F. M. Stone
Horace Arnold
Tavern Club
Euclid Club
Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Bostonians
Rindge Crew Sends Condolences for Drowning Captain
The Rindge Manual Training School crew sent a sympathy letter to Mr and Mrs John Corr of Maynard Cambridge after their son Charles J Corr captain of the crew drowned while swimming in a pond at Billerica last week. Charles 18 was a leading athlete at Rindge and will be remembered by the school and friends. The note is signed by Co H Canill Wally Swart Ira Swart Harold Hadley Frederick Oesting Herbert Larner Thomas Sherbin Charles Hurter manager.
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Rindge Manual Training School
John Corr
Maynard Place
Cambridge
Charles
Billerica
Young Corr
Rindge
Corr
Ira Swart
Harold Hadley
Frederick Oesting
Herbert Larner
Thomas Sherbin
Charles Hurter
Fire Call Log entries from Roxbury and Charlestown
Daily Fire Record notes incidents at 4:19 p m Cottage street Roxbury Best Baking Company loss 10 7:22 p m vacant lot 100 Washington street rubbish fire 8:30 p m Moulton street Charlestown Patrick Horgan loss 100
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Cottage Street
Roxbury
Best Baking Company
Washington Street
Moulton Street
Charlestown
Patrick Horgan
Grand Trunk and Others Offer Reduced Fares for New England Tours
A. O. H. official train to the national convention at Portland leaves Boston Monday July 11 visiting St. Paul Spokane and Seattle en route returning via California Salt Lake City and Denver or the Grand Canyon Round trip fare 90.95. New England Elks party for Detroit leaves July 9 visiting Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal and the Thousand Islands. Knights of Pythias Milwaukee Encampment Aug 1 6. Best arranged trip from New England leaves Boston July 30 round trip 29.50. Knights of Columbus tour to Quebec July 31. All tours open to the public. Write for itineraries E H Boynton NEPA 256 Washington St Boston Mass.
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New England
Grand Trunk Railway
Portland
Ore
Boston
St. Paul
Spokane
Seattle
California
Salt Lake City
Denver
Grand Canyon
New England Elks
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Montreal
Thousand Islands
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
Knights of Columbus
Quebec
E. H. Boynton
Washington St
Mass
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Mr. Campbell
Abraham
Benjamin Fishman
Kate
Ida Wolf
Isadore
Jacob Lipson
Fox Bakery
Ferguson's Bakery
Oak Grove Creamery
National Biscuit Company
New England Confectionery Company
Walter Lowney Company
J. T. Bell
United Fruit Company
Little Wanderers
Kindergarten
Jamaica Plain
Gwynne
Worcester Street
Social Service Department
The
Massachusetts
India
Ceylon
Formosa
Orloff
Chase & Sanborn
Eee
Aioe
Rep. Hall of
Mkenna
Daily Fire Record
Revieu
Butler
Warner
Gibson
Oxford
Lisle
Iose
Hose
Coats
Union
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