Hub brokers arraigned on fugitive warrant
Peter Saul of Winthrop and George Levitus of Revere, Devonshire street brokers, surrendered at the Federal building and were arraigned before U S Commissioner Hayes on a fugitive warrant. Levitus held in four thousand dollars and Saul in two thousand dollars for a week. They hired former A U S A Shea and will fight removal to New York. They do not admit they are the indicted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Saul
Winthrop
George Levitus
Revere
Devonshire Street
New York
United States
Hayes
Levitus
Saul
Shea
Palumbo Defense Claims Insanity in Monteforte Killing
Dr. Owen B. Ames testified for Salvatore Palumbo in Medford, arguing the defendant was mentally irresponsible when he shot Francesco Monteforte on April 8. He said Palumbo was dominated by an irresistible impulse and unable to tell right from wrong due to fear rooted in his early life in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ames
Italy
Bates College Plans $1,000,000 Campaign
Bates College trustees meet in Lewiston to authorize a campaign starting in January for one million dollars. Six hundred thousand is slated for teachers salaries with the rest for a gymnasium and athletic building. A teaching dean will be elected to ease the president's workload during the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATES
Lewiston
Bates College
Gray
Famed Tenor Soloist Leaves Trinity Choir
Clarence B. Shirley, longtime tenor soloist of the Trinity Church choir, retires after 21 years of service. A banquet honored him, with a pencil portrait by W Woodward presented to the choir and to be displayed among portraits of past members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Shirley
Stanley
W. Woodward
Trinity Church
Clarence B. Shirley
Trinity Choir
Court Grants Mrs Grady Fifty Dollars Monthly Support
Mrs Mary E Grady wife of ex Fire Commissioner John Grady was awarded 50 a month as separate support after a Probate Court hearing before Judge Grant. She 66 operates a lodging house in East Newton street while Grady draws a 37 50 weekly pension. He left for Orlando in December amid marital strife dating to 1914 when she moved from Roxbury to Melrose. Judge Grant ruled Grady was not justified in abandoning her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Grady
John Grady
Grant
East Newton Street
Grady
Orlando
Florida
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Melrose
Boston
Mr. Grady
Mrs. Grady
Wool sorters to hold convention at Ancient Landmark Boston
The 18th annual convention of the National Woolsorters and Graders Association of the United States will meet Thursday to Saturday at the Ancient Landmark building 3 Boylston Place Boston. Over two delegates from across the country are expected. National President F J Gorman of Providence will preside. Delegates will take a harbor sail Friday evening.
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Woolsor'ers
National Woolsorters and Graders’ Association of the
United States
Boylston Place
Boston
F. J. Gorman
Providence
Mayors Attend 60th 10th Massachusetts Regiment Reunion
Five western Massachusetts mayors Pittsfield North Adams Northampton Westfield and Holyoke gathered for the 54th annual reunion of the 10th Massachusetts Regiment in Springfield marking the 60th anniversary of the unit being mustered. About twenty veterans attended as the regiment, recruited from western counties, fought in major Civil War battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
North Adams
Northampton
Westfield
10Th Massachusetts Regiment
United States Service
Hampden Park
Lewiston Woman Testifies of Suitor Cyrus Greely Court Case
Mrs. Roy recounts telling an aging suitor she would marry someone else. Isabel Willett describes Cyrus Greely visiting the store and asking to meet her. Cyrus Greely allegedly made remarks about a ceiling and marriage, while other witnesses discuss his behavior after his wife’s 1913 death and banking affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelia Roby-Roy
Lewiston
Maine
Jane Frost Rogers
Fred L. Greely
Boston
Cyrus Greely
Androscoggin County Savings Bank
Miss Willett
Fred JL. Greely
Ste
Nora Greely
Cyrus
Ward Renwick
Mary Norris
Jamaica Plain Men Accused in Forgery Conspiracy
Secret service agents arrested Joseph F. Baxter of Cranston street and Edward T. McCarthy of Paul Gore street Jamaica Plain on charges of conspiracy to forge the name of Joseph Jannine on a United States Treasury check from a year ago. McCarthy allegedly passed the check at a Boston bank. They pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Commissioner Hayes and were released on own recognizance until this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
Secret Service
Joseph F. Baxter
Cranston Street
Edward T. McCarthy
Paul Gore Street
Joseph Jannine
United States Treasury
McCarthy
Boston
Hayes
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Vancouver, B.C
Palumbo
U. S. Govt
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Cali
Mary Jane
Pyar
Greely
Albert Thorn
Boothby
Thorn
R.h.white Co
Beach
New England
Memn
White Jean
Valenciennes Laces
Crex
Best
Bungalow
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