Takes No Part In Mandates
Washington June 16 Secretary Hughes declares the United States will not participate in any European mandates questions. The U S will disregard League of Nations invitations and will not assume responsibility for Versailles settlements. The administration will engage in matters affecting U S economic interests while avoiding extreme isolation.
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Washington
Hughes
United States
Europe
League of Nations
Versailles
Harding
Senate
Can't Beat Tiz When Feet Hurt Advertisement
An ad touts Tiz foot soak for quick relief from corns callouses and soreness. It promises instant comfort after use and claims feet will feel happy and able to dance with no further pain or odor.
Women storm murder trial in Idaho openings
In Twin Falls Idaho on June 16 United News reports women flooded the preliminary hearing for Lydia Southard accused of murdering four husbands. She was brought from Honolulu where she lived with a fifth husband. The court heard she allegedly extracted arsenic from fly paper and administered it to her ill husbands. she faces first degree murder charges.
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Twin Falls
Ida
United News
Lydia Southard
Bluebeard
G. R. Duvall
Woman in Sidecar Seriously Injured in Back Bay Crash
Mrs. Gertrude M. Anderson of 94 Pearl street Cambridge was thrown from a motorcycle sidecar and severely injured at the Boylston Ipswich street corner Back Bay. The motorcycle operator John Larson of Pearl street Cambridge escaped injury. The automobile was driven by John Kerrigan of 148 Brook street Pawtucket Rhode Island.
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Gertrude M. Anderson
Pearl Street
Cambridge
Boylston
Ipswich Street
Back Bay
John Larson
John Kerrigan
Brook Street
Pawtucket
R. I
Five Taunton Residents Named as Ponzi Creditors
Trustees file bills in Federal Court against five Taunton residents who withdrew investments before the crash. The defendants labeled preferred creditors allegedly invested about 1000 dollars each in Ponzi’s Securities Exchange Company. The named individuals are Daniel Carey Dominic Cassulo Bridget Curran Helen M Curran and Lelia M Curran with 1000 dollars attributed to Lelia Curran.
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Taunton
Ponzi
Daniel Carey
Dominic Cassulo
Bridget Curran
Helen M. Curran
Lélia M. Curran
Securities Exchange Company
Ship sails to salvage Esperanto off Gloucester
The Fabia carries science gear for raising the sunken Esperanto fishing schooner now in treacherous Sable Island waters. Departing at six tonight from Gloucester, the Boston Post funds and backs the mission with civic supporters eager for Esperanto to join upcoming international races.
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Gloucester
Sable Island
Boston Post
Able Island
Gloucester Aims to Salvage the Esperanto in Bold Effort
The Gloucester community rallies around the Fabia sailing from Gorton Pen wharf to salvage the Esperanto from its watery grave about 650 miles away. A. B. Sallinger leads Sallinger Ship Salvage with hopes of a successful float aided by Boston pontoons. Captain Robert A. Wharton commands the crew of Gloucester sailors. Jock Gardner, famed diver, will attach grapples to the ship. Sailing was delayed hours due to loading and air equipment preparations.
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Gloucester
Gorton Pen
A. B. Sallinger
West Twenty-third Street
Sallinger Ship Salvage Corporation
Sallinger
Boston
America
Percy W. Wheeler
Wilmot A. Reed
Board of Trade
Robert A. Wharton
John Barren
Cook
Charles Hatcher
Yeslie Malloch
Frank Ritcey
James McNeil
Donald A. McCush
Hugh Quinlan
Elmer E. Coombs
Oscar Anderson
Watson Cluett
William Armstrong
Bernard Molloney
Jock"' Gardner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bahamas
Gardner
New England History Volume Two Issued by State Street Trust
The State Street Trust Company issues a second volume in a set commemorating the Pilgrim tercentenary. It traces New England town names to English, Irish, and Scottish origins, with prints and early settler sketches. Allan Forbes is revealed as author of both volumes, to be reissued in autumn by Putnam's Sons in New York.
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New England
State Street Trust Company
England
Ireland
Scotland
Allan Forbes
Wg, P
Putnam's Sons
New York
Motorman Sought After Elevating Car Collision
Back Bay police hunt the motorman who operated an elevated car that struck laborer Joseph Parody, 37, at Boylston and Arlington. Parody, employed on Arlington street subway work, was injured in the incident.
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Back Bay
Boston
Joseph Parody
Charter Street
Boylston
Arlington Street
Parody
Freed in Back Bay Astor Street assault case
By agreement of counsel the case against Mrs. Patterson for assault with intent to kill a Back Bay widow was dismissed. Judge Hayden in Roxbury District Court released both defendants after a bench conference, costs totaling $10. Mrs Wilson faced assault charges and Mrs Patterson faced charges for a revolver incident.
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Patterson
Back Bay
Hayden
Roxbury
Astor Street
Mabel Wilson
Elizabeth Patterson
Winfield Patterson
Somerville
Readville Worker Dies At Plant After Collapse
Charles Taylor 72, a Sturtevant Co employee in Readville, collapsed at work yesterday afternoon and died before aid arrived. He was a widower residing at 56 Arborway Court Jamaica Plain.
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Charles Taylor
Sturtevant Company
Readville
Taylor
Arborway Court
Jamaica Plain
Minot Codicil Revokes Gifts From Late Will
The final codicil to Laurence Minot of Boston revokes all gifts to his nephew William Minot and places trust duties for his support education and comfort. Executors J. Henry Russell Moses Williams Jr and William Minot oversee distributions with discretionary transfers. Several relatives receive specified bequests while other property shares and residences pass to named heirs.
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Laurence Minot
Boston
William Minot
Willian Minot
Mr. Minot
J. Henry Russell
Cambridge
Moses Williams, Jr
Needham
Katherine M. Channing
Bourne’s Cove
Wareham
Elizabeth S
Louie S. Rackeman
Edmund Billings
Wayland Manning
Vredenburgh Minot
No Papers Printed in Portsmouth as Strike Enters Fourth Day
No local newspapers were published in Portsmouth New Hampshire today, the fourth day of the compositors strike. A combined Herald Times edition printed yesterday did not appear, and the Chronicle did not go to press tonight as the strike continues over a wage increase.
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Portsmouth
N. H
The
Herald and Times
Chronicle
Court officer Oscar Armstrong resigns after 29 years
Oscar Armstrong resigns after 29 years of service as a court officer in Suffolk County. Appointed by Sheriff John O'Brien, he is noted as the only Black man in such a position and serves as president of the Colored National League and member of several fraternal organizations.
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Suffolk County
Oscar Armstrong
John O’brien
Colored National League
Shortage Found in City Treasury Accounts
Auditors uncover a new shortage in the city treasury department linked to former cashier Thomas J. O Daly. Mayor Peters and City Treasurer Deland refuse to detail the nature, while City Auditor Mitchell says questions go to the district attorney.
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City Treasury Department
Thomas J. O'Daly
Peters
Mitchell
District Attorney
Deland
District Attorney's Office
City Hall
Lexington firemen respond to dual threats
Firefighters in Lexington were dispatched yesterday to combat two threats reported in the city. Crews contained both incidents and secured the affected areas with no injuries reported.
Firefighters battle twin brush fires in Lexington
Two brush fires reported near Grann Hill and in the pine woods off Winter street in North Lexington. The second blaze threatened Joseph Ryan’s farm on Bedford street, requiring extensive hose lines to control the flames.
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Grann Hill
Winter Street
Lexington
Joseph Ryan
Bedford Street
Othine Promised to Remove Freckles Under Guarantee
Advertisement claims Othine removes freckles and improves complexion with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Advises asking for double strength Othine and notes freckle lightening after early applications.
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Robert L. Norton
Jersey
Oxford
Shantung Pongee Silk
R.H. Stearns CO
Okeh
My Man
Men Homme
Tieen Bros
Madeline
Banjo
Wallace
General Phonograph Corporation
BY Roy Atkinson
Astor Street Row
W. S. Patterson
Roxbury Court
O. K
Jenoxjemelry
Waltham
MINOT
Treasury Department
Borden
Importers Branch, Ltd
Washington ST
Blackstone ST
Meyer Jonasson Co
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Bolivia
Andrea and
Marvella
Batiste
Price
Navy
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