New Bedford Sylvias to Go by Number
In New Bedford on June 9 97 men named Manuel Sylvia will be numbered by postal authorities as residents are on streets. Each Manuel Sylvia will be urged to inform friends and correspondents of his number so he can be addressed as Manuel Sylvia No. 64 or Manuel Sylvia No. 81.
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Loan Agent Inquiry to Be Pushed
Despite pressure on E. Gerry Brown supervisor of small loans he said he would continue pursuing investigations of loan agencies regardless of which banks might be affected and pressed to back off.
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District attorney to review interest case appeals in Boston
The district attorney plans a private investigation to decide the office stance on appeals by the Joan men after conviction for charging more than legal interest. Supervisor Brown aims to persuade the Superior Court to raise fines on lower court cases, claiming it as a victory. He cites illegal loans by Boston banks, noting one small bank extended loans totaling $10,000 and suggesting the overall sum could be significant.
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Yale Crew Trials and Murphy Funeral Reflections
Yale coaches held time trials against freshmen with five mile workouts and a river surface with little ripple. In Philadelphia, Mike Murphy’s funeral drew vast university support, Penn teammates and Yale seniors among pallbearers, with intercollegiate and Olympic champions remembered in a solemn procession.
Thousands in Tribute to Murphy
Philadelphia June 9 The last rites of the Roman Catholic Church were held over the body of a man once crowned in sportdom renowned for training athletes. His fame reached world wide, inspiring athletes and fans across gridiron, diamond, and cinder track. The article notes his impact and the broad respect he earned among warriors and followers.
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Minnesota Rail Rates Upheld by Supreme Court
The court upheld state rail rate regulations as a major decision influencing eight states and pending Missouri Arkansas Oregon Kentucky West Virginia cases. Justice Hughes wrote a 35 000 word opinion declaring state rate making falls under congressional authority to safeguard interstate commerce, with possible concurrence by Justice McKenna.
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Waterfront Park Endorsed by East Boston Group
After a two hour discussion the East Boston Improvement Association voted to endorse the Waterfront Park petition for Ward 2. A copy of the resolutions will go to the Mayor. Representatives Sullivan Fitzgerald Siblin and Woods spoke in favor of the project.
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Weingartner Re Engaged for Boston Opera Season
Felix Weingartner is re engaged for half the coming season of grand opera in Boston by the Boston Opera Company. Henry Russell, managing director, cabled the notice yesterday.
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Colder June Record Plunges Across Gulf States
Unprecedented cold sweeps the Gulf States and Northeast with thermometers at Columbus hitting 87. The drop is attributed to high barometric pressure and frosts feared to continue. Frosts reported from Vermont to Wisconsin after a cloudburst, with Boston spared only at the coast. Tomorrow to bring similar cool weather.
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Lase ll Girls Burn Books at Auburndale Seminary
In a chilly farewell, 24 Laseil Seminary seniors at Auburndale burn their textbooks at the elm tree near the Crow's Nest where seniors retire to study. Hundreds of guests attend the afternoon farewell as the class ends its school careers.
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Aueburndale
Woman dies as kerosene explosion rekindles kitchen fire
In Rumford Ma on June 3, Mrs Sitta Lowell aged 60 died after kerosene used to re kindle a kitchen fire exploded. Her clothing burned from her body. Mrs John Dennis and Henry Lowell son were burned slightly while trying to rescue her.
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Sitta Lowell
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Henry Lowell
Cambridge Watin Wins Triangular League Championship
Cambridge Watin captured the Inter scholastic Triangular league title with a 4 to 3 victory over Brookline High in a tight 12 inning championship game. The lead changed several times and the outcome was in doubt until the final play.
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