Manhunt Looms After Fatal Shootout in Vermont Valley
A gunman named Phelps killed Haskins during a confrontation at the Ramage paper mill area then fled to Monroe mountain. Sheriff Haskins and a large posse pursued through rain drenched terrain as villages warned residents and armed farmers watched roads. Haskins, a longtime deputy sheriff, was posthumously noted for fearless service while Phelps, with a brutal history, remained at large amid a stiff manhunt.
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Phelps
Haskins
Newell
Monroe Bridge
Dr. Eddy
Readsboro
Penman
MclIntyre
Charlemont
Bradley Howell
Rowe
Phelp
Howell
A. M. Nichols
North Adams
L. A. Ruberg
Greenfield
Monroe Mountain
Vermont
Savoy
Levi Haskins
Dabis Sulphur Ore Company
Franklin
Berkshire
Mr. Haskins
Hattie A. Wells
New Ashford
Arthur M. Haskins
L. H. Bronson
Ashford
Matilda Hargis
Shelburne Falls
Masons
Odd Fellows
Undertaker Johnson
Shelburne Alls
Phote
John Moley
Post
Desperado
Oif
Pope Pius X to Act as Active Executive Leader
The Ecclesiastical Review says Pope Pius X intends to function as both spiritual head and active executive head of the Church. The papal document outlines bishops reporting on status income debts residence and household. It questions parish governance priest support parish appointments and whether fees for marriages and funerals are excessive.
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New York
Pope Pius X
Ecclesiastical Review
Sacred Consistorial
Pope Pius
Vatican Publishes Broad Clergy Regulation Document
A Vatican document censures church door fees and outlines five year reporting duties for bishops and clergy. The text analyzes whether churches should be open to all without humiliation, noting Rome’s historic stance against door charges and detailing six chapter divisions.
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Rome
Vatican
Peony Exhibition Attracts Massachusetts Society Members
The annual peony show by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society will run Tuesday and Wednesday at Horticultural Hall. This year it gains extra interest due to the American Peony Society annual meeting held in conjunction with the event.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
American Peony Society
Covered Garbage Cans Urged by Boston Improvement Group
The United Improvement Association calls for city ordinances banning open dumps and requiring tightly covered metal garbage basins for all households and tenants. It urges fences around dumps to prevent litter, notes council hearings on an $800,000 incinerator loan, and prioritizes public health while deferring disposal methods to experts.
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Boston
United Improvement Association
Board of Health
Finance Commission
Association
Committee On
Roxbury
Karema Steamer Finishes Three Day Vigil in Fog
The Karema a Bucknall line steamer from Calcutta limped into Boston harbor after a northwest gale and three days of fog. Deck fittings warped from heavy seas and crew endured a long watch as the ship neared port.
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Bucknall Line
Boston Harbor
Calcutta
Shovel Used as Weapon Sparks Assault Charge
Arlington June 12 Harry Woods of Woods Brothers Express Co will face court tomorrow for assaulting John J Murphy of North Cambridge after a dispute over money at Woods office Saturday night. Murphy was struck with a shovel, taken to the police station unconscious, and required six stitches. Woods detained on bail set at five dollars.
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Arlington
Harry Woods
Woods Brothers Express Company
John J. Murphy
North Cambridge
Woods
Murphy
Champion
Ee Ae
Umeer
Eat
University Robbery Charge From Boston Priest
Father Francis J. Cunningham of St. Leo's Church attacked major universities including the University of Chicago and Boston College as robbers of faith during a Dorchester sermon. He cited Boston College's funds and a Newton seat of learning as undertakings that would transform the faith, contrasting them with Chicago's $20 million endowment and accusing the schools of undermining Christianity.
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John DB. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Francis J. Cunningham
St. Leo’s Church
Dorchester
Father Gasson
Boston College
Father Cunningham
Newton
Archdiocese of Boston
Lucifer
God
Hell
Quarrel Over Woman Ends With Fatal Neck Wound
In Watertown at 93 Arsenal Street 6:30 p m a quarrel over a young woman left Dominic Bancordi known as Frankie Greesie 38 of 342 North Street Boston shot in the neck by an escaped assailant. The wounded man is in a dangerous condition at Waltham City Hospital as police seek Antonio Beccatori 34 of 79 Fayette Street an Hood Rubber Factory employee.
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Watertown
Dominico Bancordi
Frankie Greesie
North Street
Boston
Arsenal Street
Waltham City Hospital
Antonio Beccatori
Fayette Street
Hood Rubber
Tragic Suicide? Boy Killed by Shotgun Blast in Barn
June 12 Hudson scene reports 8-year-old Clifford Broduer dies after a shotgun found in a barn fires a blank cartridge. Valmore Collette, 10, is said to have held the gun but is declared blameless. Wadding and powder entered the neck, the weapon fired at close range.
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Ware
Clifford Broduer
Samuel Broduer
Hudson
Valmore Collette
Rev James J Dunlop Resigns Roxbury Pastorate
The Rev James J Dunlop D D longtime pastor of the Roxbury Presbyterian Church for 14 years has decided to accept the call to the Fourth Congregational Church in Hartford Connecticut The announcement was made by Dr Dunlop at morning services yesterday
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James J. Dunlop
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Fourth Congregational Church
Hartford
Conn
Dunlop
Fire Alarm Log Summary for South Boston and Roxbury
Daily fire record notes a 2:30 p.m. still alarm on Second Street South Boston with occupant Frank Polinski, 7 p.m. entry for Box B11-1 Roxbury involving James Moll, and 7:02 p.m. call at a Roxbury location for Judson Ren pee.
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Second Street
South
Boston
Frank Polinski
Eno
Pars
Roxbury
James Moll
Box Street
Mee
Milton High School Chief Asked to Quit
Milton Massachusetts June 12. Edgar D Varney principal of Milton High School has been asked to resign at term end by the school committee. About 800 citizens signed petitions demanding reasons for the move. The committee will close the kindergarten department due to limited resources. Citizens also question a raise in the superintendent's salary.
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Milton
Edgar D. Varney
Milton High School
Roosevelt Welcome Plans Include Vast Parade
The Army and Navy Union seeks 200 300 guests while Spanish War Veterans provide about 2000 locals. Oyster Bay Roosevelt Neighbors Association and Nassau County Supervisors bring 600 men. Governors and representatives will attend from multiple states and parties. Ships and cutters will carry guests along the bay for the welcome.
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Army and Navy Union
Roosevelt Neighbors’ Association of
Oyster Bay
Nassau County Board of Supervisors
Wilson
Navy
Meyer
F. E. Goodall
Spokane
Wash
Hay
J. Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Henry O. Quinby
New Hampshire
Republican Club of
New York
Albany
Roosevelt
Nassau
Walter Howe
Department of the Fast
Colonel Wykoff
Edward Cheney
Connecticut
Navy Yard
Revenue
Loeb
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Shigriff Haskins
Ramage
William W. Penman
Penhan
William
Andrew MclIntyre
Posse
Mrs. Phelps
Charles l. Frink
William M. Smead
Smead
Springfield
Bernard Spencer
Massachusetts
Thomas Shippee
Elmer
Herman
Bennington
Importers Bazaar
KERS
Socal Lemons Commons
Chum
J. J. Dunlop
Daily Fire Record
Judson Ren Pee
Celestin
J. Matthes & Co
Wash. PL
N.Y
Wren
Hanover
Portland Streets
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