Police On Hunt For Slavers In City Vice Case
Revolting disclosures by 17 year old Emma Frances Caton of Wakefield describe a vice den near police headquar ters in Pemberton square and a vice studio in Portland street close to City Hall avenue station. She told New Bedford police and a Post reporter before detailing it to Captain Sullivan, prompting Boston police to act.
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Wakefield
Pemberton Square
Portland Street
City Hall Avenue
Boston
New Bedford
Post
Sullivan
Vice
Caton
City Hall Avenue Station
New York
Shaw
Pieraccini
Whaling City
United States
Pemberton Square Place
Larsen Sets High Jump Record Attempt for July 4
Clinton Larsen of Brigham Young University registered a 6 feet 8 1 8 inch jump in Salt Lake City exhibition, topping Eddie Beeson’s Berkeley mark by 11 16 inch after bar sag. AAU officials say the jump isn’t official due to noncompetitive conditions, and Larsen will try again on July 4 against Alma Richards and others in an open event.
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New York
Clinton Larsen
Brigham Young University
Amateur Athletic Union
Larsen
Salt Lake City
Eddie Beeson
Berkeley
Cal
Kl eet Wins Short Ship Race at Bay State Circuit
In Hillgrove Rhode Island this day Kl eet owned by A H Harding Barton Vermont and driven by Crozier captured the 2 18 pace in fast time at the opening of the Bay State Short Ship Circuit. The favored horse led all the way while a strong battle for second ensued. The 2 25 trot was abandoned due to late arrivals.
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Gr. G
Crozier
Little Peter
B. G
Kingsley
Kellarville Lad
May Stevens
Directum Girl
Lew Perkins
Curley Seeks To Enjoin Willard In New York
A Supreme Court order signed in New York requires Jess Willard to show cause tomorrow why he should not be enjoined from performing in New York State in connection with his newly purchased circus. The action is brought by John Curley, former promoter, who claims a three year contract with Willard runs until September 15 next.
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New York
Supreme Court
Jess Willard
New York State
John Curley
Willard
Curley
Wounded Soldier Seeks Mercy Through Red Cross Aid
A wounded soldier appeals for mercy and aid, with hopes pinned on the Red Cross to provide relief and assistance amid ongoing conflict. The message underscores humanitarian help as the sole avenue for relief and support.
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The
Red Cross
Sectarian Debate Focuses on Constitutional Convention
One of the biggest hearings of the constitutional convention is expected today as the sectarian amendment goes to discussion. If all amendments were put to voters at the fall election it would take a week to vote with serious consideration of the matters suggested.
Mass Legislature Amendments Overflow State Convention
Petitions for Massachusetts constitutional amendments reach 301 items with 168 filed yesterday as Italian envoys met. Critics warn the process may flood the document with statutes and delay core principles, urging committees to prune ninety percent to avoid a sprawling statute book.
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God
State of
Massachusetts
Pacific Coast
More Than 200 Made Citizens at Naturalization Ceremony
The United States District Court closed its sessions for naturalization with a record crowd of over 200 aliens taking the oath to support the Constitution. Judge James M. Morton administered the oath. Arthur Grandison, deputy clerk, will accept citizenship applications daily but none granted before September. Most applicants were British subjects. one Italian rode a horse in a parade honoring the Italian Mission.
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United States District Court
Arthur Grandison
James M. Morton
Great Britain
Red Cross Urges Union of Aid in Ongoing Fight
The Red Cross calls for renewed public support to bolster disaster relief efforts. Officials emphasize coordinated aid drives, fundraising campaigns, and volunteer mobilization to meet escalating humanitarian needs across affected regions.
Fast Bout Tonight at Armory A A Card Delivers Thrills
Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn faces Chick Simler of Scranton in a 12 round main event. The Armory A A card also includes Mike Paulson versus Bill Carney in the semis and Kid Green versus Joe Sullivan plus Ben Bailey versus Jerry Lucente in the prelims, all expected to provide rapid action.
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Frankie Callahan
Brooklyn
Chick Simler
Scranton
Armory A. A
Boston
Simler
Callahan
Mike Paulson
St. Paul
Bill Carney
New Bedford
Lewis wins welterweight title from Britton in 20 rounds
Ted Lewis defeated Jack Britton here tonight to win the welterweight crown by decision after 20 rounds. Britton knocked down Lewis in the final round, but Lewis built a lead in earlier rounds and retained the title under referee Lou Bauman.
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Dayton
Ted Lewis
Jack Britton
Lou Bauman
Britton
Lewis
Indians Beat St Louis Browns 9 to 6 in Cleveland
Cleveland defeats St Louis 9 to 6 in a loose, hard hitting game. Davenport and Coveleskie were roughed by bats. Chapman started three double plays and Coveleskie fanned eight. St Louis used Moore of Vanderbilt at third base.
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Coveleskie
Chapman
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Vanderbilt University
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Wambsganss
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Arlington High awards letters to hockey seven and baseball nine
Arlington High School held class day exercises in the school hall with certificates and school A’s awarded to the hockey seven and baseball nine teams. Principal B Holmes Wallace presented the honors to players and the manager listing each recipient by name.
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B. Holmes Wallace
Tea Hockey
Louis Reycroft
Daniel T. Clifford
James Donnelly
Robert Gillespie
Nelson Jost
Justin J. McCarthy
Stanley Morton
F. M. O'Connell
Edward Schwamb
David Snow
Baseball Nine
John Cadogan
Oswald Berry
Isadore Cohen
Herbert Collins
Fred Crosby
Patrick Donnelly
Thomas Geary
Russell Hadley
George Johnson
Roland Jones
John Lynch
Freeman Long
Justin McCarthy Toomey
Paul Hazeltine
Jabez White Defeats Corona Kid in Lenox Hall Bout
Jabez White of Albany outpointed Corona Kid of New York over 11 rounds in a 12 round match at Lenox Hall in Pittsfield. The other round ended in a draw. White dominated after the first round with windmill like exchanges, while Corona Kid absorbed punishment hoping for a punch.
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Pittsfield
Jabez White
Albany
Corona Kid
New York
A. C
Lenox Hall
White
Reader corrects car and motorcycle collision description
Frederick E. Nichels of Newton states the motorcycle struck his standing car at Rowe Street and Commonwealth Avenue, throwing the rider onto the grass. The fallen rider was taken to hospital with slight knee bruises, not the woman hurt as previously reported.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Frederick E. Nichels
Prince Street
Newton
Playground Opens Amid Ruling After Opening Day
Despite a ruling against older boys and girls, the Lexington Centre playground opened with good attendance under Miss Dorothy Teague. The swimming pool will attract youngsters this summer, as the East Lexington playground plans a Monday opening next week.
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Lexington Centre
Dorothy Teague
East Lexington
Mixing Selected Liquors Aged In Wood For A Fine Drink
The idea suggests combining chosen spirits by precise measures and aging the blend in wood to craft a refined beverage equal in quality to a professional drink. It highlights accuracy, maturation, and craft.
Ruth Suspended in Red Sox Nation Controversy
Babe Ruth received a suspension notice amid AL turmoil as Ban Johnson awaits full Saturday report from Umpire Owens. Boston figures on possible strong action and Frazee ponders drastic steps if punishment proves severe.
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Babe Ruth
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Borrow Wins the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct
In the Brooklyn Handicap over nine furlongs at Aqueduct L I Borrow ridden by 117 pounds won the race. Regret the 1915 Kentucky Derby winner ran second and Old Rosebud finished third as the oldest horse in the field set a new world record time of 1 49 5 for the distance.
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Queens County Jockey Club
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Harry Payne Whitney
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Regret
Proomstick-Jersey Lightning
America
Laurel
Roamer
Borrow and Regret
Old Rosebud
Somerville School Committee Abolishes Inter-School Sports
The Somerville School Committee voted to end inter-school athletic contests for the coming year due to lack of support and a history of deficits. A committee will recommend compulsory physical culture activities such as marching and company tactics. The athletic association has lost over $1000 since January 1.
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Somerville School
Athletic Association
Bellevue Golf Club to Host Open Tennis Tourney
The Bellevue Golf Club will run an open tennis tournament from Saturday June 30 to July 4 for Melrose residents and nearby club members. An entry fee of 1 will be donated to the Red Cross, with parchment scroll prizes for the winner and runner-up. entries to Donald R. Hanson, Bellevue Golf Club, Melrose, before Saturday noon.
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Melrose
Red Cross
Donald R. Hanson
Davis wins final in junior tennis at Longwood
John Davis of the High School of Commerce defeated Dwight Robinson of Harvard 6-0 6-4 to win the sectional lawn tennis junior final at Longwood Cricket Club Chestnut Hill. Malcolm Clarke of Brighton beat Allen Jackson of Newton 6-4 6-3 in the boys final.
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High School of Commerce
Longwood Cricket Club
Chestnut Hill
Dwight Robinson
Harvard
Malcolm Clarke
Brighton
Allen Jackson
Newton
Children Plunged into Roof Rescue At Charlestown House
Katherine Sullivan 11 and Mary 8 clung to a gable of a three story Charlestown home to escape an attacker. Patrolmen Riley and Lynch formed a human ladder to rescue them as bystanders urged the girls to stay still. Their parents are Daniel and Mary Sullivan of 1 Monument Place.
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Katherine Sullivan
Mary
Daniel Sullivan
Monument Place
Riley
Lynch
Man abducts two girls and hides them in locked house
A 40 year old man entices two sisters aged about seven and nine to guard his baby then confines them in a vacant 142 Main Street Thompson square home. The girls escape via the roof gutter as police, aided by children, rescue them from a locked room. The suspect, described as large with a red mustache, is being hunted.
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Main Street
Thompson Square
Katherine
Mary
Riley
Lynch
Wagner Program Opens Spring Pops Season At City Hall
Tonight conductor Jacchia presents his first Wagner program with soloist Arthur Hackett in his season finale appearance. Highlights include Tannhauser overture and Siegfried forest murmurs, plus selections from Rosenkavalier and Mastersingers, with pieces by Wagner Strauss Ponchielli and others.
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Lilla Snelling
Jacchia
Arthur Hackett
Tannhauser
der Rosenkavalier
Richard Strauss
Dreama
Sessere Wagner
Julius Theodorowica
Wagner
Siegfried
Tohengrin
Metropolitan A A U Aids Enlistment Drive In New York
The Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union announces a campaign to enlist 70 000 men for the regular army. Enlistment committees are appointed in every athletic club within the organization to canvass members and urge suitable ages to respond. Recruits will be escorted to the A A U general headquarters for officer review of enlistment forms.
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New York
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Regular Army
For Sale A Ford steals show at Keith's
Conroy and Lemaire headlined at Keith's yesterday afternoon delivering a riotous act titled For Sale A Ford. The duo kept the crowd in paroxysms of laughter throughout the performance.
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Conroy & Lemaire
Keith's
Copley Theatre Opens New Week With The Man Who Stayed at Home
The Copley Theatre kicked off another week of performances of The Man Who Stayed at Home with shows starting last evening. Local patrons were invited to attend as the melodrama continues its run.
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Copley Theatre
Park Square Theatre Opens 20th Week of Fair and Warmer
Fair and Warmer continued its run at the Park Square Theatre last evening, marking the show’s 20th week in this city with performances continuing at the venue.
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Park Square Theatre
Red Cross Flag Follows Stars and Stripes on Battlefield
The report notes the Red Cross flag trails the Stars and Stripes on every battlefield, symbolizing humanitarian protection alongside military presence and relief efforts during conflicts.
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Red Cross
Mary's Ankle exhibition draws crowds at Wilbur Theatre
The Wilbur Theatre hosts the artwork titled Mary's Ankle attracting large crowds as visitors flock to view the new exhibition.
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Wilbur Theatre
YE “Wilbur
Mary
Hoyt's Minstrels Delighted Orpheum Theatre Patrons
Orpheum Theatre hosted Hoyt's Minstrels yesterday delighting patrons with a rare stage treat from the touring troupe. The performance drew a sizable audience and praised the ensemble for its lively musical and comic offerings.
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Orpheum Theatre
Hoyt
Beacon Theatre Opens Week With Fanny Ward At Boston
Fanny Ward headlines the Beacon Theatre bill as the leading act at Boston Theatre for the first half of the week with the screening of Her Strange Wedding. Audience attendance expected to grow as the show continues.
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Fanny Ward
Boston Theatre
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Fatty Arbuckle
Fannie Ward
Jean
Douglas Fairbanks Leads Week at Boston Theatre
Movie star Douglas Fairbanks headlines this week's bill at the Boston Theatre with the comedy Wild and Woolly. The program showcases his action and stunt sequences as part of a varied roster opening this evening.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Boston
Howard Atheneum Burlesque Show At Broadway Gmm
Readable fragment notes a burlesque performance at the Howard Atheneum and a Broadway company presenting a show yesterday. Details are limited but indicate an entertainment event at a city venue with a theater company.
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Iloward
Tailor Marie Man attracts growing audience at Tremont Theatre
The play A Tailor Marie Man drew crowds as Boston hosts the start of the final week at the Tremont Theatre. The show’s rise in popularity signals strong local interest in the production and company.
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Tremont Theatre
Cohan & Harris
Harry James Smith
Grant Mitchell
Ideal Company
Tailor Marie Man
Boston
Enlighten Thy Daughter Leads Scollay Square Olympia Week
Audiences attending the leading photoplay Enlighten Thy Daughter at Scollay Square Olympia will be well repaid as the week’s feature.
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Gordon’s Olympia
Scollay Square Olympia
Park Theatre presents The Price of Pride with Blackwell
Carlyle Blackwell stars in a dual role in The Price of Pride the leading motion picture shown for the first time in this city at the Park Theatre this week.
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K Theatre
Carlyle Blackwell
Ethel Barrymore
Park Theatre
Gypsy Songsters Delight St James Theatre Patrons
The Gypsy Songsters performed at St James Theatre yesterday delivering Romany melodies that delighted patrons and added a unique feature to the program.
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St. James Theatre
Gypsy Songsters
St. James’ Theatre
American That's All at Old South Theatre
Charles Ray and Winnifred Allen star in American, That's All at the Old South Theatre during the first half of the week. The production features these principals in a midweek run at the venue.
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Old South Theatre
Charles Ray
Winnifred Allen
Tremont Temple Screens War Tanks in Motion
Tremont Temple showcases moving pictures of tanks in actual operation drawing large crowds. The exhibit features dramatic footage of armored vehicles in motion, drawing interest from visitors curious about modern warfare.
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Tremont Temple
Magnificent Meddler Leads Fenway Theatre Run
Antonio Moreno stars as The Magnificent Meddler at Fenway Theatre in the first half of the week, drawing public attention as the main attraction of the program.
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Antonio Moreno
Magnificent Meddler
Fenway Theatre
Mary Anderson
Bryant Washburn Leads Globe Theatre Week Programme
Bryant Washburn stars in Filling His Own Shoes as the leading attraction at the Globe Theatre during the first half of the week.
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Bryant Washburn
Jean Sothern
Apeal
Globe Theatre
Paragon Park at Nantasket Beach Attracts Thousands
The ideal site of Paragon Park at Nantasket Beach offers easy access for drivers and daytrippers with entertainments designed to lure outdoor amusement seekers in large crowds.
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Paragon Park
Nantasket Beach
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