North Star Taxi Tale Returns to Paul’s Royalties
Boston writer Paul and two friends spent four days in Montreal celebrating his novel acceptance. A hired taxi ride ended at 118 Myrtle Street with a $687 bill. Publishers cover monthly installments, deducted from royalties, as Paul proclaims Indelible a success.
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Boston
Montreal
North Star
Paul
Myrtle Street
Havana
Frederick W. Blomberg
Richard Kimball
Ryan
Blomberg
Kimball
Pollow
South Star
Znot H. Paul
Takicab
Elilot H. Paul
Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford Promoter Moved to Norfolk Jail
Dillon C. Willoughby known as the Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford of real life was moved from a New York prison to Norfolk county jail in Dedham. He complained of the change and showed more concern for prison surroundings than for his charges. Indicted for defrauding Brookline Trust Company of 700 dollars, he had defaulted bail after arrest in New York City in January 1921 and was rearrested there.
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Dillon Clarence Willoughby
New York
Norfolk
Mass
Curley
Parker House
Brookline
Brookline Trust Company
Norfolk County Grand Jury
New York City
Dedham
Four Mechanic Arts Seniors Honor Men
Mechanic Arts High School honors four seniors in the graduating class. Selwyn Towne of Brighton is top in marks and edits the Artisan. William Britton of Neponset serves as class president and assists with the Artisan. Edwin Prout of Neponset is the class secretary and student council chairman. William Shriberg of Dorchester is associate editor of the Artisan.
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Mechanic Arts High School
Selwyn H. Towne
Brooks Street
Brighton
Towne
Artisan
William F. Britton
Minot Street
Neponset
Edwin B. Prout
Parkman Street
William L. Shriberg
Howard Avenue
Dorchester
Mechanic ‘Arts High School
Toast for 21 Departed Masons Opens Tomorrow
An 1882 wine gift to a Masonic group for memorial to departed members will be opened tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the Cambridge home of one of four survivors from the original 25. A toast will honor the 21 who have died.
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Cambridge
Belief Railroad Strike Impossible Says Daniel Willard
Wallace Idaho June 14 Belief that high intelligence of railroad men will prevent a general strike is voiced by Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad He expects only sporadic resignations while noting steel mills run at 70 percent of normal and cites a hopeful business outlook Willard is in Wallace for his son Daniel Jr wedding to Mary Beale daughter of Mr and Mrs M W Beale of Wallace
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Wallace
Idaho
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Willard
Daniel, Jr
Mary Beale
M. W. Beale
Four Masons Set to Gather for Bottle Anniversary Memorial
Cambridge event recalls a 25 year toast ritual started in 1882 at Youngs to honor Z H Thomas Jr. Only four of the original 2 Masonic friends remain for tomorrow’s gathering at William L Lathrops home on Franklin Street Cambridge with Edgar Hunt Leonard Nichols and William J Wilson among expected attendees.
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Mr. Lathrop
Edgar F. Hunt
Clinton Street
Cambridge
Boston Commandery
Henry Price
Leonard B. Nichols
Stookline
The
Chauncey, Thomas & Co., Inc
Joseph Warren Lodge
William J. Wilson
Amicable Lodge
Nation Celebrates 145th Anniversary of the Flag
The country marks the 145th anniversary with flag displays from Boston to New England. Elks in Boston host a major ceremony with James P. Davis as speaker while Winthrop Elks stage parade and exercises. Civil Engineers visit forts saluting flags, as communities honor Old Glory nationwide.
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Baster
Boston
New England
Lodge of Elks
Somerset Street
James P. Davis
Winthrop
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Forts
Civil Engineers
Cambridge Elks Hold Flag Day Exercises
John Jackson Walsh spoke at the Cambridge Lodge of Elks Flag Day exercises in Central square ballroom Cambridge. Charles F. Hurley presented the flag’s history and Edmund J. Brandon gave the tribute. The program featured vocal selections and orchestral music with over 500 in attendance.
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John Jackson Walsh
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
Square
Cambridge
Charles F. Hurley
The
Elks
Edmund J. Brandon
Terhune Speaks at Music Trade Association Meeting
Everit B. Terhune, a member of the Foreign Commerce Department committee of the National Chamber of Commerce, serves as chief speaker at the Music Trade Association gathering.
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Everit B. Terhune
Foreign Commerce Department
The
National Chamber of Com
Principal speaker at New England Music Trade luncheon
The third get-together luncheon of the New England Music Trade Association featured Mr. Terhune as principal speaker with a talk titled The Butcher's Bill. He outlined European economic conditions and their impact on American business prosperity. A charter was granted to the Women's Trust Company of Philadelphia to operate banking services exclusively by women.
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Merce
New England Music Trade Association
Engineers’ Club
Terhune
Europe
Women's Trust Company of
Philadelhia
Man Charged Perjury Sentenced in New Hampshire
Alfred Carbonneau alias Fred Co. Rade was found guilty of perjury in Hillsboro County Superior Court and sentenced to state prison for four and a half to five years by Judge Thomas L. Marble. He swore he was in Manchester when a $8750 diamond ring was obtained from Tiffanys on a bad check.
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Manchester
N. H
Alfred Carbonneau
Fred Co
Rade
Hillsboro County
Thomas L. Marble
Gorham
New York
Tiffany's
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Eliot H. Paul
David Belaise
Jason Weiler & Sons
Franklin
Washington St
Willoughby
Mechanic Arts
Head
Spori
Leghorn
Gilchrist
Z. H. Thomas, Jr
Knights Templars
Young's
John L. Stevenson
William L. Lathrop
Franklin Street
Lathrop
E.e.gray CO
Hanover, Union and
Blackstone Sts
Union, Friend and Haymarket Sq
Hanover
P.M
Splies—Delicatessen Dept
Gilchrist CO
Eae Sd
Java
M. E
Ruques Oriental Tea Company
Brattle Street
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