Woman narrowly escapes burning in Melrose stove blast
Mrs Reynolds was nearly burned alive when a stove exploded in her Winthrop street kitchen. Police officer Harry Brown and Mrs Brown smothered the flames, saving her. She was taken to Melrose Hospital with painful but not serious injuries. Patrolman Brown sustained a mild wrist burn.
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Melrose
John Reynolds
Winthrop Street
Reynolds
Harry Brown
Brown
Browns
Melrose Hospital
Woman Swears As Man Swears In Night Court
Mrs. Johanna Spitzer and her husband contend with William Delliny who swore after being asked to behave. He is jailed five days after a Columbus Circle arrest following the incident on an eighth avenue car. The court required her to swear an oath before testifying.
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New York
Johanna Spitzer
Columbus Avenue
Iearl
Eighth Avenue
William Delling
East Fiftyfourth Street
Delliny
Engaged Graduates Surprise at Smith College Dinner
In a surprise announcement after the seniors class dinner at Smith College 20 graduates disclosed their engagements to be married.
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Northampton
Smith College
Female college class announces twenty engagements at roll call
In a college setting the 20 graduating and current female students announced their engagements during a festive class dinner. The event featured toasts and reading of class histories led by Miss Anne Gardner Pigeon with applause as each bride to be shared future plans.
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Anne Gardner Pigeon
East Boston
Mary Allerton Kilborne
Orange
N. J
Virginia C. Craven
Mattituck
N. Y
Mary F. Kimball
Pittsburg
Penn
Marion Kk. Patton
Oak Park
Ill
Harvard Professor In Touring Car Crash At Chapman's Corner
A large touring car owned and operated by Alexander Cc Yarnall of Harvard University collided with a runabout owned and driven by J M Greenlaw at Chapman's corner in Beverly. Both vehicles were demolished and two occupants sustained minor injuries.
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Beverly
Alexander Cc Yarnall
Harvard University
J. M. Greenlaw
Chapman's Corner
Will Try Harvard I Once More
The Harvard Aeronautical Society biplane Harvard I will attempt its first flight again tomorrow morning around five oclock after yesterday’s minor mishap. Manager J W Martin postponed the flight to ensure full testing of the mechanism before takeoff.
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Harvard Aeronautical Society
J. W. Martin
Aviator's Biplane Crash At Soldiers Field
Injuries were minor as the plane broke one connecting rod and damaged wires during an uncontrolled dash toward a marshy dump. Martin, not hurt, could have stopped it if brakes were fixed. Aeronautical Society members helped remove damaged parts and move the aeroplane to the big aerodrome for the night.
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Martin
Aeronautical Society
S. J. Sanders
Soldiers Field
Chanler May Lose Cavalieri in Rumored Split
Paris reports a rumor that Bob Chanler of New York and Mlle Cavalieri have ended their engagement. Chanler at the Grand Hotel refused to confirm while Cavalieri, ill with appendicitis, is said to have canceled a Buenos Aires Opera House contract and could not be reached.
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Paris
Bob’ Chanler
New York
Mhe. Cavalieri
Chanler
Grand Hotel
Cavalieri
Buenos Aires
Opera House
Stein-Bloch
Henry Siegel CO
Gets 12 Years for Attempt to Kill Donabhet Kazarian
Donabhet Kazarian of Watertown is sentenced to twelve years in prison after a trial found him guilty of assault with intent to murder. The jury convicted him on the charge in connection with the attempted killing.
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Donabhet Kazarian
Watertown
Cambridge Man Sentenced to Prison for Alleged Wrongdoing
John W. Bradley of Cambridge and Water town received a sentence of nine to 12 years in State's prison from Judge William B. Stevens in the Superior Criminal Court in East Cambridge yesterday afternoon after quitting his job.
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John W. Bradley
Cambridge
Watertown
William B. Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
President Golden Addresses Major Philadelphia Strike
Wells Memorial Hall hosted President John Golden of the Textile Workers as he outlined the strike situation. He praised the union effort as a victory that awakened public support for organized workers and urged solidarity to protect workers’ interests.
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Seohoo
Cupid
Harvard I
Golden
Washington and Essex Sts
Boston
Mass
Bunker Hill
By Jack London
Klondike
Wall Street
New England
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