Robbed and Tied on Tracks in Excelsior Springs
George M. Underwood recounted being forced into a touring car by two men who robbed him of watch and $70 before tying him to a railroad track. He escaped as a train neared, though his right hand and leg freed finally, while his left remained bound. A farmer later helped untie him. he expects to recover from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
George M. Underwood
Underwood
Carollton
Bolshevist Plot Against Poland Reported by Helsingfors Telegram
A Helsingfors telegram to Central News cites a Russian newspaper claim that a Bolshevist commission sought to seize control on the Polish front. It says Brussiloff commanded Soviet troops and ordered arrest due to failure of offensive plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingfors
Central News
Wask
Brussiloff
Seventh annual lawn party of St James Church postponed
Rain forced the postponement of the seventh annual lawn party at St James Church Arlington Heights on Appleton Street from yesterday afternoon to tomorrow afternoon and evening. Added features will make the affair more elaborate than originally proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James* Church
Arlington Heights
Appleton Street
Boston Auxiliary Bishop Confirms 830 at Two Churches
The Rt. Rev. Joseph G. Anderson D D V G auxiliary bishop of Boston confirmed 830 children at St Anne's and St Lawrence's churches in Lawrence on June 17.
Hotel Men Held for Day Law Violation
Edwin Shepard treasurer of Taunton Inn Corporation and Joseph W. Burns Park Hotel proprietor were arraigned before U S Commissioner A M Goodspeed, pleaded not guilty, bound over to district court in $500 each after raids on June 5 and June 6, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Edwin Shepard
Taunton Inn Corporation
Taunton
Joseph W. Burns
Park Hotel
City
United States
A. McL. Goodspeed
United States District Court
Taunton Inn
W A Official Dies of Heart Disease
A longtime executive dies at a summer residence after racing home from a preaching shower. He rose from messenger to general manager in 1903 at American District Telegraph, later absorbed by Western Union. Oscar E Pease sues Lexina C Pease for divorce in Winthrop. proof of service filed in Superior Court docket.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
Daniel Skelton
East Orange
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
American District Telegraph Company
Western Union
Oscar E. Pease
Boston
Winthrop
Lexina C. Pease
Superior Court
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London
New England
HouchTonsDurron
Houghton & Patton CO
Anniek
W. A
Massachusetts
H. & J. Shoe Co
K St
South
Ernest D. Haseltine Co
Haverhill, Mass
Vale St
Roxbury
B-E Shoe, CO
Atlantic Ave
Hayward Place
Dewey Square
Summer St
South Station
W. and A. Bacon
Russia
Theo
Atlantic Avenue
Growing Girls’ Shoe Co
Misses
Growing Girls
Yale St
B-E Shoe CO
Summer Street
Actory
Haverhill
Mass
Washington Street
N. B
Washington St
W. & A. Bacon
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