Italians Tear Down German Palace Portraits in Rome Riot
In Rome on June 27 crowds storm Capitoline Hill and enter Caffarelli Palace, former German embassy. They tear down portraits of the German Emperor, overturn the throne, smash furniture, and raise the Italian flag, angered by the building remaining German property and demanding removal of the Teutonic stain.
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Rome
Piave
Capitolene Hill
Caffarelli Palace
Germany
Italy
Capitoline Hill
West End Idle Pair Sealed With Six Months Reform
Morris Glass and Harry Wilker of West End were caught idle and disorderly in a work fight or go to jail crusade. They declined to defend in Central Court and were sentenced to six months at the House of Correction, with an appeal noted.
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Morris Glass
Harry Wilker
West End
Central Court
House of Correction
Harris Found Guilty in Auto Theft Conspiracy Case
Samuel C. Harris, wealthy horseman residing at the Hotel Somerset, was found guilty of receiving stolen automobiles and conspiracy and sentenced to three to four years in State prison. He was also convicted on one count of conspiracy to steal. The verdict was handed down yesterday at the request of the prosecuting attorney.
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Samuel C. Harris
Somerset
Verdict in Harris case ends after jury deliberation
In East Cambridge Criminal Court Harris is found guilty after three and a half hours of jury deliberation on 22 indictments for receiving stolen cars and conspiracy. Judge Callahan condemns the organization behind the crimes and stays sentence with Harris released on $20,000 bond. Harvey Pratt to file exceptions.
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East Cambridge
Harris
Callahan
Price of Milk for Summer Hearings Under Way
The New England Regional Milk Commission continues hearings to set July to September milk prices. With current month at 14 cents and winter spring at 14 12 cents a quart to consumers, producers claim loss unless prices rise. The commission asks contractors for last month's business and profit figures to assess future prospects.
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New England Regional Milk Commission
Young Named Physical Education Director in Boston Schools
Nathaniel J. Young, longtime assistant director of athletics in Boston public schools, is named director of physical education and recreation with a salary increase. He has led athletic programs for 14 years, beginning at East Boston High School and serving under Dr. Harrington.
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Nathaniel J. Young
Boston Public Schools
Young
Thomas F. Harrington
East Boston High School
Harrington
Socialist heckling of Kuehlmann echoed in Reichstag
Reports from France via neutral channels quote Socialist deputy Hare blaming the war on Austria and mocking German submarine failures. He urges Ludendorff to assume power, notes 700000 Americans in France, denounces the Flemish movement, and warns of struggles with Russia over Livonia and Estronia.
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France
Hare
Austria
Ludendorff
England
America
Herr Helfferich
Admiral von Capelle
Estronia
Livonia
Catherine Carroll Leaves State After Night Walk Charge
Catherine Carroll 26 owner of a car surprised Winthrop neighbors by appearing in Central Court. Special Officer Sullivan escorted her from a South End doorway for night walking. Her attorney denounced government action saying she is blameless, noting she has multiple aliases and prior police trouble. An alternative of leaving the state was proposed and she agreed.
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Catherine Carroll
Fair
Winthrop
Central Court
Sullivan
Italians Praised as Magnificent Fighters by U.S. General
Brigadier General George P. Scriven, attached to Italian armies on the Piave and in Albania and Macedonia, commends Italian troops for discipline and morale. He notes Diaz’s leadership, Allied fronts, and Italian efforts to govern Albania with roads, schools, and hospitals aided by the British Red Cross.
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Atlantic
George P. Scriven
Piave
Albania
Macedonia
Scriven
Washington
War Department
Italy
Diaz
Saloniki
Servia
France
Greece
Ssritish Red Cross
Smock Island at Filene's Fourth Floor Shoppers Delight
A Mock Island resort concept on Filene's fourth floor celebrates a rainbow of smocks. The display features sleeveless sport coat smocks, blanket stitching designs, silk smocks, lavender shades, and garden to piazza styles.
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Filene’s
Misses Dress Shop Displays Taffeta Georgette and Voile Styles
In Filene's Misses Lower Priced Dress Shop display sketches show taffeta tunic back dresses at 18.50 with buff organdie cuffs, Georgette capes at 29.50, and voile frocks featuring plaited apron tunics and tucked girdles with back sash bows priced 8.75. Mail orders from Filene’s fourth floor.
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Georgette
Filene
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