Charles H. Taylor Dies at 74 Boston Globe Editor
Charles H. Taylor longtime editor and publisher of the Boston Globe died yesterday forenoon at his home 224 Commonwealth Avenue in his 75th year. Funeral services will be held in Trinity Church Copley Square Boston.
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Hogan Faces Secret Indictments In 1919 Bank Theft Case
Charlies K Hogan, already tainted by 1919 Market Trust Company thefts, was rearrested on secret indictments. He pleaded not guilty and was released on his own recognizance with old bail. The charges allege larceny and being an accessory before the fact to Hanson's thefts. Hanson, serving a state prison term, had admitted giving about $125,000 to Hogan to invest in stocks. Mrs Hanson stood by her husband throughout the ordeal.
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New England Endures Record Heat and Prostrations
Yesterday's heat wave produced six heat prostrations and a death by self harm in Boston as temperatures lingered near the upper 60s. Weather forecasts warned of limited relief with scattered showers unlikely to cool the region soon.
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Admiral Sims to receive public reprimand after London speech
Washington June 22 Admiral Sims is to be hauled over the coals by Secretary of the Navy Denby tomorrow morning. It is believed he will receive a public reprimand for his London speech in which he called Sinn Fein sympathizers in this country the jackass vote.
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Admiral Sims Arrives at Union Station with Wife and Aide
Admiral Sims arrived this afternoon at Union Station accompanied by his wife and his aide Lieutenant-Commander H. M Lammers. No demonstration occurred. Continued on Page 4-5S, Sixth Column.
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World War I era Chronology Fragments and Anniversaries
Incompletely readable notes show wartime timestamps and a list of anniversaries. Mentions include Red Republicans in France, the Prince of Wales born in 1894, Austro German forces crossing the Dniester after a fierce 1915 battle with Russians, and a line about Allied powers ordering Germany to disarm a year earlier. A wireless strike in London is noted as having ended.
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Forecast for Boston and New England Unsettled with Showers
Forecast notes Thursday and Friday showery periods, cooler by Friday. North New England expected partly cloudy Thursday with possible showers Thursday night or Friday. Winds shift SW to W with moderate to fresh speeds, while temperatures trend cooler Friday across the Northeast.
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Soviet Plot Tied to Missing Ships Report
New York police link several recent ship disappearances to a radical plan revealed in raids a year and a half earlier. The plan aimed to seize vessels at sea and divert them to Russian Soviet ports, with details continuing on Page 1-6th Column.
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Weather Outlook Says Patchy Showers, Mild Temperatures Today
Forecaster notes unsettled periods with a chance of showers but estimates overall fair conditions today and tonight. Temperatures near yesterday’s warmth, with similar level of heat and humidity.
Two Army Aviators Die in Chesapeake Bay Collision
Captain Howard T. Douglas and Lieutenant Mark J. Plumb of the Army Air Service were killed when their planes collided during a bombing raid on the wreck of the San Marcos off Langley Island. Both aircraft vanished in Chesapeake Bay and search efforts failed to recover the bodies that night.
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King George Opens Ulster Parliament in Ireland Visit
King George speaks with a full heart as he formally opens the Ulster Parliament in Belfast. He says his visit aims to begin steps toward peace in Ireland during his June trip. Continued on Page 12, First Column.
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Senate agrees to House on Army appropriation bill
Washington June 22 congressional action on the army appropriation bill totaling about 328 million dollars was completed when the Senate voted to recede from its amendments unacceptable to the House and accept the conference report on compromised items.
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Gift of 75000 Boosts Amherst Alumni Fund
William F. Slocum, class of 1874, donated 75000 anonymously to Amherst College’s 3000000 alumni fund. Slocum, on the committee of 100, helped secure funds for a second Amherst College in Colorado.
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Beauvais Set to Testify in Stillman Case From Canada
New York June 22 report says Fred Beauvais, named by James A. Stillman as co respondent and baby Guy Stillman’s father, will testify when Stillman faces cross examination. Attorney Charles J. Wallace left Yonkers after talks with Mrs Stillman’s counsel.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Leader Opposes Immigration
Commander Robert J. Woodside spoke to thousands at Boston Common praising foreign born soldiers who served in World War I while declaring unalterable opposition to further immigration. He urged support for the flag and condemned newcomers seeking wealth or to undermine institutions.
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Miss Coolidge Weds Denver Physician in Church Ceremony
Miss Isabel Coolidge daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Coolidge Marlboro street became the bride of Dr Thomas Donald Cunningham of Denver Colorado The bride a Radcliffe graduate Sewing Circle and Vincent Club member served two years in France with the French Red Cross The groom a Dartmouth and Harvard Medical School graduate served with the Harvard Medical Unit in France under Dr Cabot He is the son of Mr and Mrs John M Cunningham.
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Man seeks thrifty buyer at Velie used car exhibit
A man wants to find a buyer for a fuel efficient and hardworking automobile at the New England Velie Company show rooms 80 Brookline Avenue opposite the Red Sox baseball park. The ad suggests a prosperous appearance and value in the used car exhibit.
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250 Cases of Liquor Stolen in Providence
Frachias, a Baltimore Greek millionaire, reported to Bristol police that 250 cases of whiskey and $11,500 were taken by bootleggers. He said the liquor arrived by his yacht at Papasquash Point, was loaded onto trucks, and he was beaten during the theft.
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Baseball results across leagues from yesterday
In the American League New York defeated Boston 8 to 2 in the first game while Boston won 3 to 1 in the second game. Detroit beat St Louis 7 to 8, Cleveland 8 to Chicago 2, and Philadelphia 4 to Washington 5 in 11 innings. In the National League Boston DC, New York 5, Brooklyn 8, Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati 2, Chicago 65, St Louis 3.
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Was Committed as Insane a Short Time Ago
Miss Grace L. Farley, linked to the Attorney General Allen Tufts controversy, has been an inmate of a Massachusetts insane hospital for about six months. The disclosure follows allegations that Tufts failed to prosecute a secret indictment against William DeFord Bigelow, a young Boston millionaire, during the former district attorney’s regime.
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Walsh seeks two more U S district judges for Massachusetts
Congressman Walsh introduced a bill to add two U S district court judges for the Massachusetts district. He notes the district, the largest with one judge, has about 8.9 million people and rising pending cases, arguing Judge Morton bears an unfair burden single-handedly amid mounting caseloads.
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