Sacco and Vanzetti Armed When Arrested
Testimony details the arrest scene with Sacco and Vanzetti aboard a Bridgewater Brockton car after a Johnson house tip. Police describe searches, weapons found on Vanzetti and Sacco, and the government’s offer of proof linking Boda and the Coacci shed to the bandit car.
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Mike Boda
Sacco
Vanzetti
Simon Johnson
West Bridgewater
Johnson
Boda
Brockton
Bridgewater
Poppi
Vanze
Connolly
Vaughn
Snow
Harold B. Williams
Spear
Johnson House
Orciani
Thayer
Williams
Toughton
Mr. Murphy
Natick
Hyde Park
Coacci
Hoda
Simon E. Johnson
Est Bridgewater
South Elm
Lincoln Streets
Elm Square
Napoleon J. Encher
Lincoln Street
Encher
Austin C. Cole
Sunset Ave
East Bridgewater
Tony
Concert Tonight by Agide Jacchia and Pops Orchestra
Symphony Hall program features Agide Jacchia conducting the Pops Orchestra in The Favorite Regiment Overture Norma Prelude Bellini and other works. Selections include Wagner Tannhauser pieces Grieg and Viennese waltzes with violin solo Spanish Dance and Carmen pieces plus 1812 selections and Philemon and Baucis Bacchanale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agide Jacchia
Pops Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Ae A . Grieg
Julius
Theodorowics Aragonaise
Lady Billy
Vienna Woods
Bacchanale
Philemon and
Baucin
Bunker Hill Parade Honors Patriotism and Militia Values
The June 17 1775 style celebration in Charlestown featured a daylong parade with civic military and naval units marching from Elm to Bunker Hill streets. Mayor Andrew J Peters delivered a key address stressing citizen soldiery and a united prepared people beyond military academies. A diverse procession included World War I veterans, the 101st Field Artillery, Spanish War veterans, and Irish independence contingents amid festive decorations and orderly crowds.
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Charlestown
Andrew J. Peters
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill
Elm
George F. Dever
Bunker Hill Post
American Legion
Chelsea Street
City Square
Jack Tars
Hind
101St
Washington Street
Harvard
Granada
Alhambra
Lexington
Back Bay Post
Parker Hill Hospital
Mishawum Street
Rutherford Avenue
Seaver
Garner
Main Streets
John Boyle O'Reilly
Trish
Garry Owens
Sarsfield Guards
American Association For the Recognition of
Sack wins $20,000 for loss of feet in railroad suit
Leon Sack of Lynn received a $20,000 verdict in civil court at Dedham against the New Haven railroad for the loss of both feet. The jury returned the decision after six hours of deliberation before Judge King. Sack sought $50,000 claiming he was pushed from a platform by Fore River workers on June 2, 1918, at Quincy station.
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Leon Sack
Lynn
New Haven Railroad
Superior Court
Dedham
King
Frederick W. Mansfield
Sack
Quincy
New Haven
Fore River
Woman Bequests Total Over 110000 In Hazelton Will
Public bequests exceeding 110000 are named in the will of Mrs Ellen V D Hazelton who died at 24 Westfield Mass The estate provides funds from real estate sales in Westfield less 2000 to Springfield Mass for a public drinking fountain memorial to her husband James Brown Hazelton Other gifts go to Mt Holyoke Seminary South Hadley Mass Chillicothe School Board Os Ohio Ottawa Kansas City Hospital Hudson New York Society for Relief of Ruptured and Crippled New York Eye and Ear Infirmary Brooklyn Home for Consumptives First German Church Claverack and public libraries in Saratoga Springs and Stuyvesant with statuary works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellen V. D. Hazelton
Westfield
Mass
Springfield
James Brown Hazelton
Mt. Holyoke
Senate approves regulation bill for meat packers rules
Washington June 17 The Senate backed the House measure to regulate meat packers by the Secretary of Agriculture 45 to 21 with amendments prompting an automatic House return and possible conference. The chamber also rejected a livestock commissioner plan and the Sterling FTC option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Sterling
South Dakota
Secretary of Agriculture
Agriculture Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Kenyon
Iowa
Refunding Urged for War Loans Plan
After a Cabinet meeting President Harding announced Congress would be asked to grant Mellon authority to refund ten billion dollars of war loans. The plan calls for issuing bonds with higher interest and selling them domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Congress
Mellon Plans Bond Solution to Refunding Foreign Loans
Secretary Mellon has held talks with allied representatives on refunding foreign loans. Britain may struggle to pay back interest, about one million dollars daily, so bonds offering 0.5 to 0.75 percent interest are proposed. The President says bonds would absorb unpaid interest and aid American business, while Congress debates granting Treasury authority amid differing reform bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Great Britain
Congress
Committee On Finance
Tinkham
Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On
Senate
Foreign Affairs
House
Harding
Seizure of $200,000 in Drugs Ties Lab Raid to Narcotics Ring
Internal Revenue officers raided Kalish Laboratories in Elizabeth New Jersey seizing drugs valued at $200,000. Officials said the site was the headquarters of a major narcotic distribution network. Three men were arrested, including a man alleged to run a detective agency in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Internal Revenue
Kalish Laboratories
New York
One-Man Car Crash Leaves Many Injured on Saugus Route
A collision between a Saugus bound one-man electric and a Lynn bound truck car caused numerous injuries. Eleven people were treated or sent home with abrasions, shocks, and bruises as drivers Dolan and Haggerty attempted to brake and escape the wreck.
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Saugus
Clara Richmond
Westland Avenue
East Saugus
Etta Mansfield
Lincoln Avenue
Cts
Edith M. Sandsbury
Wellington Court
Roxbury
Clara J. Calley
Chestnut Street
John Bagley
Madlboro Street
Chelsea
Annie M. Sutherland
Cross Street
Esther Foss
Belmont Street
Arthur Giovanni
Fremont Street
Somerville
Hartling
Broadway
Robert Madison
Walter Bishop
Churchill Street
Dolan
Haggerty
Building Up the Blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood tonic for general debility caused by ill health. It claims the medicine improves the whole system, increases facial color and eye brightness, and restores vitality with sustained use. Free pamphlet "Building Up the Blood" offered from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY. available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
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