Tufts Faces 23 New Charges From Attorney General
The Attorney General filed twenty three additional criminal specifications alleging Middlesex District Attorney Nathan A Tufts failed to act in his official duties. The actions, listed as Specifications under Paragraph 2, accompany a push to remove Tufts from office as filed with Clerk Clarence H Cooper of the Supreme Judicial Court.
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J. Weston Allen
Middlesex
Nathan A. Tufts
Clarence H. Cooper
Supreme Judicial Court
Mr. Tufts
Tufts
Borah Disarmament Amendment Passed by House
The House approved the Borah disarmament amendment to the naval appropriation bill by a 330 to 4 vote. Notable defections were Republicans Moore and Lineberger and Democrats Campbell Carew and O'Brien. President Harding urged Congress to express a favorable view on world disarmament.
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Washington
House
Moores
Indiana
Publican
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Carew
New York
O'Brien
New Jersey
Lineberger
California
Mdell
Harding
Congress
Chinaman 26 Applies for Pawtucket Marriage License
Fred Chin a Chinese native 26 years old 2 1 2 Pine street applied for a marriage license in Gardner at town clerk Benjamin F Holden's office He named his bride to be Alpheda Tremblay 18 of 48 Vale street Pawtucket R I Chin a restaurant manager said he worked in a Pawtucket restaurant and had previously worked in Gardner Tremblay born in Taunton is daughter of Ferdinand and Victoria Lazo Tremblay
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Gardner
Fred Chin
China
Pine Street
Benjamin F. Holden
Chin
Alpheda Tremblay
Vale Street
Pawtucket
R. I
Tremblay
Taunton
Ferdinand and
Victoria Lazo Tremblay
Sims Invited to C. E. Convention in New York
Rear Admiral Sims has been asked by telegram to address the Sixth World's Christian Endeavor Convention in New York City on Friday evening July 8. The telegram, signed by the United Society of Christian Endeavor and E. P. Gates, promises an audience of 15,000 young people who rejoice in his splendid Americanism.
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Sims
Christian Endeavor
New York City
United Society of Christian Endeavor
E. P. Gates
Iowa Bombed by Planes in Early War Headlines
Historic dispatch reports Iowa under aerial bombardment during early conflict. Military leaders confirm raids targeted strategic sites across key towns, with casualties and material damage feared as emergency crews mobilize to search for survivors.
Bombers reply to radio calls near Nevada at sea
The radio controlled battleship Iowa, part of an enemy fleet attacking the Atlantic coast, was located in under two hours by army dirigibles as about fifty ships and men operated at sea on June 29.
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U. S. S. Nevada
Associated Press
Iowa
Atlantic
Woman loses job over torn books at New England firm
Anna Rusling a 29 year old bookkeeper at the Motors Corporation of New England was discharged after one week amid claims her ideas on office conduct clashed with her employer Arthur Young. She is alleged to have ripped half a dozen pages from company ledgers leading to a charge of wilful and malicious destruction of property. The case was continued as her attorney denied the note of confession and her guilt.
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Arthur P. Young
The
Motors Corporation of
New England
Anna
Rusling
Beacon Street
Central Court
Simon E. Duffin
Miss Rusling
John W. McCormack
Frank McNabb
Back Bay
Bolster
Mr. Young
New York
Cambridge Girl to Wed Brighton Pastor
Cambridge bride to be Miss Muriel MacCready, 21, will wed Rev. Walter G. Read, 62, pastor of St Margaret's Episcopal Church, Brighton. Marriage intentions filed yesterday list the couple and note MacCready is a Radcliffe College graduate. Wedding timing in July is not yet fixed.
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Brighton
Radcliffe
Walter G. Read
S J. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Muriel FE. MacCready
Trowbridge Street
Cambridge
Read
Mises MacCready
Raccliffe
St Margaret's Church
Post
Pooch Donovan Hosts Training Visit at Manhasset Site
In New York on June 29 a story from Manhasset reports Georges Carpentier training for his heavyweight title bout with Jack Dempsey. The writer notes the house of mystery where the French challenger trains was visited by the reporter as an invited guest.
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New York
Manhasset
Georges’ Carpentier
Dempsey
Paris Editor Probes Famed Boxers Interest in Boston Post Pieces
A hotel call from C F Herring, editor of Illustrated Sports in Paris, claims that boxers Descamps and Carpentier showed keen interest in articles the Boston Post published on their physical conditions. The caller provides no verifiable details and the claim remains uncorroborated.
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C. F. Herring
Illustrated Sports
Paris
France
Descamps
Carpentier
Boston Post
East Boston Store Robbery Ends With Escape of Robbers
Two men, one with a revolver and one with a club, robbed Harry Goldstein’s 133 Putnam Street shop in East Boston last night. Goldstein was struck and semi conscious, then taken to Fast Boston Relief Hospital for a scalp wound. A passerby alerted police. the robbers fled and no money was confirmed as taken.
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Harry Goldstein
Putnam Street
East
Boston
Goldstein
Fast Boston Relief Hospital
Tinkham Wins Point in Representation Fight
In Washington, Congressman Tinkham of Boston pushed the Republican caucus to again consider Southern representation. Despite Mondell's quorum objection, the group voted 62 to 3 to investigate current apportionment. This marks the third caucus on the issue, highlighting Tinkham’s persistent campaign.
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Tinkham
Washington
Boston
Mondell
Congress
Tariff Bill Introduced in House Without Explanations
The administration's permanent tariff bill was introduced in the House of Representatives and released without explanatory statements or official revenue estimates. Leaders warned the measure tightens the free list and faces scrutiny as it moves forward.
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Washington
Associated Press
House of Representatives
Tariff Bill Estimated Revenues Compared to Payne Aldrich Law
Unofficial estimates from Ways and Means members place potential annual revenue around 700 million dollars versus about 300 million under the Payne Aldrich act. The new bill spans 46 printed pages and shows some rates higher and others lower than the old law. Only tariff experts could gauge how the overall bill compares, due to differing schedule structures.
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Ways and Means Committee
Cape Cod Hotel Offers Half Rate Rooms to Fill Peak Season
A major Cape Cod hotel announces a limited two week sale from the south to the 17th featuring half rates and “Suncat” pricing up to 50 dollars. The aim is to fill the house to capacity with discounted lodging.
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Cape Cod
Suncat
Migres
Beacon Ballin
Ostie
Experts Lean On Ten Dempsey vs Carpentier Following
Experts weigh in on the boxing matchup between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier with Carpentier enjoying a large fan base while many veterans question the bout’s outcome.
Strong for the Frenchman in Boyle’s boxing bout
New England boxing experts clash over the result of the international pugilistic match at Boyle's thirty acres on Saturday. Dempsey is favored by most, but the French challenger has many supporters who praise his speed ring generalship and courage.
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New England
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Dempsey
National Scale Company Files Bankruptcy Petition
The National Scale Company of Chicopee Falls filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities amount to 172,743 and assets to 162,561. Unsecured claims total 116,757 and secured 49,000. Large unsecured creditors include Lamb Knitting Machinery Company 387,129 and Gaylord Kandell Company 22,200.
Baltic naval victory and espionage arrest noted in history
Today's items list a 1915 Baltic naval victory by Russians over the German fleet, 1918 arrests of Eugene V. Debs under the espionage act, and the 1918 sinking of the hospital ship Llandavery Castle. It also recalls a 1941 bombing near the U.S. Capitol and a similar nominating speeches event a year ago.
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Eugene V. Debs
Llandavery Castle
House of Representatives
Tokio
Unsettled forecast for Boston and eastern New York region
The forecast shows unsettled conditions in Boston and vicinity with likely showers Thursday, followed by Friday fair weather. Winds from the east and northeast remain moderate to fresh, with little temperature change. Regions from Sandy Hook to Hatteras expect shifting northwesterly winds, overcast skies, and probable local rains.
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Boston
Washington
New York
New England
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Business Waits Tax Revision Delayed Amid Backlash
Washington June 29. The administration faces strong business opposition to delays in revising tax schedules and abolishing excess profits taxes. Vice President Coolidge urged Cabinet action, stressing urgent need to move on the revenue bill.
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Robert L. Norton
Washington
Coolidge
Nine Jurors in Kaber Trial Adopt Tentative Panel
Cleveland June 29 Nine jurors four women and five men had been tentatively accepted by both sides when the trial of Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber charged with the murder of her husband Daniel F Kaber adjourned until next Tuesday. Her counsel oppose the four female jurors and plan an insanity defense not to be relied on alone.
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Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
Times Blames Craig for Refusal and Weather Forecast
The London Times criticizes Sir James Craig for declining Eamonn de Valera's invitation calling it a heavy responsibility on Craig and on de Valera for a second telegram seen as theoretical politics. The piece notes expected unsettled showery weather with similar warmth to yesterday.
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London
James Craig
Eamonn de Valera
The
London Times
de Valera
Ulster
De Valera Rejects Lloyd George Conference Plan
Irish Republican leader Eamon De Valera declines a London Irish question conference urged by Premier Lloyd George. He says the proposal is unacceptable as is, favors division, and insists Irish delegates must act as a unit on Irish soil.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Lloyd George
London
Northern Ireland
Eamon de Valera
James Craig
James
de Valera
Irish Bulletin
Dail Eireann
Great Britain
Baseball Results From Yesterday in Major Leagues
National League games included Boston 3 New York 2 and Brooklyn 90 Philadelphia 2. Pittsburg 4 Chicago 1. American League saw New York 8S Boston 5 and New York 5 Boston 3 in 10 innings. Philadelphia 5 Washington 1 Cleveland 9 Detroit 6 St. Louis 4 Chicago 3 in 10 innings.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Stillman Divorce Hearing Before Referee In Poughkeepsie
James A. Stillman faced his wife Anne Urquhart Stillman in a lengthy divorce hearing today in the office of Referee Daniel J. Gleason. The estranged couple sat on opposite sides eight feet apart with Mrs Stillman knitting calmly as Stillman answered questions for three hours.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Jjames A. Stillman
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Daniel J. Gleason
Abandoned infant found in Portsmouth care
A woman arriving from Boston left a baby girl with John Koldys on Deer Street claiming to fetch milk. After an hour she did not return and the infant was taken to Portsmouth Hospital. Police are handling the case as the mother departed.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Boston
John Koldys
Deer Street
Koldys
Portsmouth Hospital
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Spain
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