Worcester Woman Gets Jail Term For Counterfeiting
Mrs Maria Iacoussi of Worcester became the first New England woman in 22 years sentenced for counterfeiting. Judge Aldrich gave her two years in Worcester House of Correction and a $500 fine. her husband was acquitted. Alfredo Martello drew seven years and a $1000 fine. Rob Rico Rizzacaro received two years and a $500 fine. Authorities say the gang may be broken up by these sentences.
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Iacoassis
Atlanta
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Iaccassi
Plymouth
Secret Service
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McGrath
Fitzgerald
Iacoussi
Martello
Federal Court
Camilla la Badessa
South Boston
East Cambridge
Dolly and Dinner Guests In Morning Visit
A visitor recalls Dolly moving out yesterday while her maid unpacks trunks. Dolly shows gowns and proposes a swim in a warm pool. She models a long waisted orange color worsted bathing suit with navy blue sash details and orange lining.
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Dolly
Service Men Speak on Hero Stuff and Bonuses
Veteran J A Crossman of Boston writes to the Editor disputing Mr Flynn’s view on the State Bonus Bill. He questions officer shortages and argues drafted men and veterans deserve compensation without waiting for commissions or glory, urging fair treatment for those who served and sacrificed.
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Uncle Sam
France
National Guard
J. A. Crossman
Boston
Export Conservation List Reduced by War Trade Board
Washington June 11 the War Trade Board announced a reduction of the export conservation list to wheat and wheat flour coal coke explosives firearms and ammunition Affected items reflect tightened controls on strategic resources and war materiel.
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War Trade Board
Condensed Novels Series Promises 100 Selections
The One Hundred Post announces daily condensations of classic novels by noted editors and writers. George Sand and George Eliot are highlighted among future picks with contributors including Ellery Sedgwick Ruth McCall and William Fenwick Harris guiding readers through a 100 day sequence starting May 1.
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Consuelo
Post
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George Eliot
Adam Bede
Ellery Sedgwick
Tomorrow's Post
Tomorrow’s Post
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Atlantic Monthly
Youth’s Companion
Leslie’s Monthly
McClure’s
Tess of the
Thomas Hughes
William Fenwick Harris
Dombey and Son
Dickens
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Romola
W. F. Harris
Sleepy Hollow
Washington Irving
Mabel Herbert Urner
the Deemster
Hall Caine
Hypatia
Charles Kingsley
The
Hull to Organize Legion Post for Memorial Day
More than 180 World War veterans will form a Hull American Legion post if town plans succeed. The new group would replace the G A R on Memorial Day as Hull veterans prepare to hold a meeting in the Hull Town Hall. Last week the local G A R said they had marched to the cemeteries for the last time.
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The
American Legion
Hull
Harvey Critiques Wilson Over League Covenant at Syracuse
Colonel George Harvey, editor of the North American Review, condemns the League of Nations covenant in his Syracuse University commencement address. He says President Wilson has placed the United States under British domination and calls the covenant attempt a betrayal of the country.
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Covenant of the League of Nations
George Harvey
The
North American Review
Harvey
Syracuse University Today
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League of Nations
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