Woman Pinned Between Autos In Cheshire Road Crash
June 18 Adams. Mrs Mary Lane aged 98 was pinned between two cars after a head on collision on a narrow Cheshire road. Five others escaped with only a bad shaking up. Mrs Lane suffered deep neck cuts face injuries and a severe eye bruise. She is not expected to live. The two cars wrecked. John R Button and his wife and son were in one car, William Warrington with Mrs Lane in the other. The crash occurred at a sharp turn at Cheshire harbor. Mrs Lane was taken home after the collision.
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Cheshire
William Warrington
Adams
Lane
Cheshire Harbor
Yale Honors 10 Bay State Men
Yale's annual scholarship honor list highlights Boston and Massachusetts seniors receiving top appointments. Notables include Merrill Hastings Winchenden and Frank Carlson Greenfield for high orations, Carroll Hincks Andover and Leslie Soule Dorchester for dissertations, with multiple students recognized in first and second colloquies and related competitions.
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New Haven
Yale
Boston
Massachusetts
Merrill George Hastings
Winchenden
Frank Alfred Carlson
Greenfield
William Hamilton Curran
Holyoke
Harold Mayo Lewis
Somerville
Carroll Clark Hincks
Andover
Leslie Soule
Dorchester
John Rendall Chandler
Auburndale
Archer Roberts Simpson
Orange
Zeno Carl Ross
Beverly
George Percy Brown
Barre
Ralph¢ Brinthall Durell
Francis William Kittredge
Orion Augustus Mason
Medway
Herbert Orvin Tuttle
Warren
Albert Presley Colburn
Sharon
Frederic Joseph Daly
Cambridge
Walter Hall Mills
Gardner Carter Porter
Arlington
Jail Mayor as Expert Cracksm an
D C Dumas of Cass Lake mayor and leading physician is under arrest on charges of being an expert safe robber. Two gang members were shot, one jailed and one fled. Detectives trapped robbers Mike Curley Davis and Billy Bean at Poposky as they cracked a safe.
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Minneapolis
D. C. Dumas
Cass Lake
Mike
Curley Davis
Billy Bean
Poposky
Pinkerton
Fielding
Notoriety and arrest rumors swirl around Bemidji robbery case
Reports allege one robber Bean fell, partner Davis fired 12 shots, and both are expert safe crackers facing murder charges. Mayor Dumas linked to saloon watchdog actions and alleged explosives supply. Fires at Dumas residence and a Black Duck house stem from an incendiarism charge. State fire marshal Sam Fullerton probes with informant tips from a disgruntled former gang member. More arrests of prominent locals in Minneapolis and Bemidji expected.
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Bean
Davis
Fielding
Chicago
Dumas
Pussyfoot Johnson
Black Duck
Sam Fullerton
Bemidji
Minneapolis
Raps B E Opponents On Boston & Eastern Line Proposal
G A Lancaster of Revere assays critics of the Boston and Eastern Electric Air Line bill to Beverly and Danvers. He argues the project will boost construction, labor, and real estate while benefiting the public and state taxes, urging opponents to stay home next year.
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Post
Boston & Eastern Electric Air Line
Postoffice Square
Boston
Beverly
Danvers
Boston & Eastern Railroad
United States
Stearns
Cambridge
Senator Stearns
Senate
Metropolitan Parx Commission
Boston & Hastern Electronic
G. A. Lancaster
Wolf's My Clothier Offers Stamp Book Reward
A promotion offers 2 in merchandise or 2.00 in cash for filled Legal Stamp books at Wolf's My Clothier located at the corner of Manover and Portland streets.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Manover
Portland Streets
Wolf’s
Hanover
Portland-streets
Omnibus Traction Bill Sparks Senate Clash
The Senate prepares to warfare over the omnibus traction bill authorizing new subways and 50 year leases. It also outlines an extension of the West End lease by the Boston Elevated for 50 years from 1922 amid the current calendar.
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Omnibus Traction
West End
Boston
Senate
Battle over omnibus bill splits West End lease from subway plan
In a heated Legislature battle the omnibus bill likely splits into two, separating the West End lease from subway construction. Supporters led by Public Franchise League Chamber of Commerce and the Governor push immediate action on the subway portion while the West End merger may wait. The Senate shows favorable sentiment, but House opposition and Governor's objections loom. The struggle includes substitute bills by Senator Tinkham proposing a 2 year subway lease and a 7 percent merger offer. The West End seeks 8 percent in a merger while the current rate offers 7.5 percent. Amid the political clash activists foresee a protracted fight to pass the bill in its current or altered form. Meanwhile the Sacred Heart Church Convent cornerstone was laid in East Boston with about 2000 attendees. The ceremony featured vespers, benediction, and a procession of Sacred Heart School students. A copper box with church records and photos was placed under the cornerstone.
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West End
Public Franchise League
Chamber of Commerce
Foss
Fitzgerald
Senate
Legislative Committees
George Holden Tinkham
State House
House
Sacred Heart Church
Boston
Patrick J. McCarthy
James H. O'Neil
Sacred Heart School
Brooks, Morris, Putnam
Paris
James H. O’neil
William H. O'Connell
Father O'Neil
Valentine
Dorothy Bradford Arrives to Warm Provincetown Welcome
Dororthy Bradford arrives for the season's first trip as the town of Provincetown lines the waterfront. The Boston boat is greeted with flags salute from warship it passes, crowds cheer from Pilgrim monument to the wharf, and Sheriff Rosenthal manages the crowd for the 1100 passengers aboard.
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Provincetown
Boston
Dorothy Bradford
Pilgrim Monument
Long Point
Sheriff Rosenthal
Dorothy
Westfield Veteran Town Clerk Dies After Illness
Westfield June 3 Charles Oakes 64 longtime town clerk and notable local figure died at his home after a long throat illness. A former State Legislator 1885 to 1887 he held many Masonic roles and business positions. He leaves a widow and two children challenging survivor list.
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Westfield
Chanles Yy
Ste
Day
Nue
Oakes
Mount Moriah Lodge
Evening Star
Royal Arch
Springfield Commandery
Knights Templar
Melha Temple
Mystic Shrine
The
Elks
Red Men
Westfield Pn
Nest
Carter
Cussing Cost Seven Fifty In Atlantic City police court
Atlantic City on June 18 fined John Turner 7.50 after admitting he used the word damn at a police officer. Judge Keffer and Officer Boone enforced the rule cited in the calendar.
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Atlantic City
Martin E. Keffer
John Turner
Boone
Cussin
Turner
Keffer
Ney
Americans Pray for New King
Special services marked the Sunday before the King of Great Britain’s coronation. At the Church of the Advent the Rev. William H Van Allen preached on the Anglo American Alliance with the British consul present. Other sermons at St Paul’s Tremont and at multiple parishes urged arbitration over war and praised the coronation’s religious significance.
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Great Britain
William Haraman van Allen
Frederick P. Leay
van Allen
United States
England
St. Paul's Church
Tremont Street
Carnegie International
Edmund S. Rousmaniere
St. Margaret's
Brighton
All Saints
Ashmont
St. Stephen’s
Boston
St. Ann's
Lowell
St. Luke’s Cathedral
Portland
St. John’s Church
Roxbury
Prayer Used in Episcopal Churches
A formal prayer asks Almighty God to bless the British empire and its king George. It asks for protection, guidance for counselors, and loyalty to the crown, urging righteousness and divine fear to support the nation and its people.
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British Empire
George
England
King
Kings
Jesus Christ
Lord
Retired Cambridge Businessman Charles Moore Dies
Charles Moore longtime Cambridge hardware merchant and former city council member dies at 81 after a three week heart illness at his home 2 Rutland Street Cambridge He came from Somerville Maine to Cambridge 55 years ago and ran a family business with his sons He retired 12 years ago Funeral from his home tomorrow at 2:30 led by Professor George H Whittemore Cambridge cemetery burial arranged
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Charles Moore
Cambridge
Rutland Street
Mr. Moore
Somerville
George H. Whittemore
Cambridge Cemetery
Deacon Smalls Draws Gun During Card-Play Trial
In Savannah Georgia on June 18 Deacon Joseph Smalls Jr drew a revolver in Clifton Baptist Church five miles from the city. He threatened the jury and audience as he defended his card playing leading to a mad scramble for windows and doors.
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Savannah
Clifton Baptist Church
Joseph Smalls, Jr
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