Sanford Boy Held on Attempt to Kill Sheriff
Fred Morey a 15 year old boy in Sanford Maine was held for the grand jury on a charge of attempting to kill Sheriff Haven A Roberts after firing three shots at him when authorities sought to arrest him at the home of Angelo Horne. He could not post 5000 dollars sureties and was jailed. A second charge of attempting to assault Horne was also filed and he was held on ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Fred Morey
Haven A. Roberts
Angelo Horne
Horne
Japanese Official Tours Boston Post Office
T Otave secretary of the direction of communication and other Japanese officials visited the Boston postoffice yesterday. He and his party inspected postal facilities in major cities and praised the efficiency of local postal officials and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
T. Otave
Direction of Communication
Boston
Ropes Drug Co and Ackerman Drug Co operate in Salem and Lynn
Ropes Drug Co Inc of Salem and Ackerman Drug Co located at 313 Union Street Lynn form a regional pharmaceutical distribution pair. Both firms appear in a local business listing with addresses and the cities of operation indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropes Drug Co., Inc
Salem
Eva G Nelson Denies Jealousy Motive in Divorce Case
Mrs Eva G Nelson testified in East Cambridge court denying she stirred jealousy with other men in her divorce suit brought by husband Ernest E Nelson a Winchester coal dealer She described meeting James B Green in New York identified as co respondent by her husband and countered the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva G. Nelson
Ernest E. Nelson
Winchester
East Cambridge Court
James B. Green
New York
East Cambridge
New York Detective Tests Shadowing of Nelson and Green
George S. Young and four operatives testified they shadowed Mrs. Nelson and Jim Green during a January 1919 stay in New York. The testimony covered hotel registrations and movements between the Latham Prince George Stratford and other sites, with questions about Nelson’s treatment and Nelson’s relationship with Green.
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George S. Young
New York
Nelson
Green
William Knox
Hotel Stratford
Jim Green
George
Young
Neilson
Latham Hotel
Prince George Hotel
Prince George
Stratford
Joel H. Ribeth
Mrs. Nelson
Littl
Roof Tree Inn
Fifth Avenue
Stratford Hotel
Bronxville
Partola Candy The Dual Laxative And Internal Antiseptic
An advertisement promotes Partola candy as a delicious laxative and internal antiseptic. It claims it cleanses the bowels, removes poisons and disease germs, and offers health protection for all ages. Available in 25c 50c and $1.00 boxes through druggists.
Testimony details Nelson Green affair across multiple hotels
Witnesses describe Nelson and Green moving through New York and surrounding areas from January 1919. Ribeth Turner McGowan and others outline hotel visits, trains, and rides to Bronxville and Boston with Nelson's child, plus notes of a Havana trip and personal finances as the case continues tomorrow.
Frank P Newkirk Dies in Springfield Hotel
Frank P Newkirk, a member of the State Board of Agriculture and since 1917 an appraiser for the Federal Land Bank of Springfield, died today in a local hotel. He spent most of his life in hampton where he led business and financial affairs and once served as president of the Three Counties Agricultural Society.
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Springfield
Frank P Newkirk
State Board of Agriculture
Federal Land Bank of
Hasthampton
Three Counties Agricultural Society
Record Cargo Of Coal Here
What is said to be the largest cargo of soft coal ever received at this port was brought in yesterday by the big American collier Victorius which arrived yesterday from Norfolk with 10 596 tons for the Northern Coal Company. She will discharge today at Mystic wharf Charlestown. Another steamer the Eyota arrived from the same port with 2500 tons of coal. A barge brought an equal amount of coal and three barge loads of hard coal arrived. With these heavy arrivals of coal by water and the railroad situation better than it has been for three weeks the coal situation in New England looked brighter than for many days past. This does not mean however that New England s fuel supply is assured for the situation is still very menacing and industrial plants are still closed for lack of fuel. The anthracite coal situation was cleared somewhat in the past two days but dealers are far behind in their orders Some as much as 10 days caused by the conditions of the streets.
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Victorius
Norfolk
Northern Coal Company
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Eyota
New England
Free Library Gift From Sheffield Widow In Will
In the will of Alice B. Sage she leaves $10,000 for a free Sheffield library and $5,000 in trust toward a Sheffield marble library building with a free reading room. A $2,000 bequest goes to the Sheffield Methodist church for preaching purposes. Total bequests exceed the estate by about $15,000, with property listed at $13,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Alice B. Sage
Sheffield
Methodist Church
Bill To Exempt Veterans From War Poll Tax
The taxation committee reported favorably a bill exempting residents who served in world war forces or honorably discharged veterans from the war poll tax. Eligible applicants must apply to their city or town board of assessors to obtain the tax waiver funding the $100 service bonus.
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Committee On Taxation
Commonwealth
United States
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Vorenberg
Mackinaws
Vivaro
Leonard Faris
Leonard Ear
Leonard Har
John Kitchin
59Th St
Oakland
Calif
Greater Boston
Leonard Bar
North Station
Young's Hotel
Parker Wousa Demetara
TET
Veveem Woodward Drug Co
Tremont Walker-Rintels
Summer St. Walker-Rintels
Park Square
Morse-Winslow Drug Co
Tremont
Ee Sturnick, Inc
Huntington Ve. W. B. Hunt Co
Washington St. S
A. D. Sheppard Co
Wash
St. Berkeley Drug Co
Berkeley St
la Pierre
Cambridge
W. B. Hunt Co
Mags
Billings & Stover
Harvard Sq
Geo. M. Olive
North Cambridge
George C. Ketchum
Hyde Park
Edward Everett
Columbia Rd
Dorchester
Geo. H. Smith
Washington Ave
Chelsea
Ahi Hudson
Newon
H. Packard
Central Sq
Maverick Sq
East
Ingraham & Paine Co
Washington
Cor
Waltham
West Newton
EB. H. Patten
Cambridge St
FB. A. Spencer
Odd Fellows
Everett
W. Arthur Haslam
Main
Melrose
Lester C. Morris
Broadway
Fepemen
Bellingham Sq
Cary Sq
J. Below
Summer St
Malden
Main St
Geo. B. Sutherland
Salum St
John W. Enright
Dudley
Medford
Washington St
Rice & Shannon
Concord St
Framingham
Theo
F. Rice
Hollis St
Framingam
John A. Donahoe
South Main &J
Natick
Frank P. Twitchell
the Clement Drug Co
Grove & Ee
Wellesley
Perry Phar
Great Plain Ave
Needham
Hmerson
Stoneham
Chas. C. Currier
Central
A & Dutton
Wakead J
Oxley, Haven & High Sts
Read
Samuel M. Moore
Maple St
Danvers
John T. Harrigan
Charles P. Webber
Maple
Parry's Pres. Phar
Houghton Sq
Lynn, Davis & Young
Market St
Lynn Lee Pharmacy
Peabody Sq
Peabody
Fifth Ave
New York City
Wis Service For
Boston Y.W.C.A
Beacon Street
Warrenton Street
Berkeley Street
Huntington Avenue
George C. Lee
Lee, Higginson & Company
State Street
Tremont Street
Cutter
Rockland
Bellevue Hotel
Rockmere Inn
Nancy
Belmont Hotel
Attorney Badger
Arthur Barrinson
Hurburt
Princes George Hotel
Grand Central
Greenwich Village Inn
Astor Hotel
Grand Central Station
Plaza
Ribeth
Harry D. Turner
Charles M. McGowan
McGowan
Tlavana
Cuba
U. S
Mexico
Red Light
Havana
Roland G. Munroe
John M. Burrough
Hoe
Frank P. Newkirk
Chase & Sanborn
Mall
America
Heavy Axminster
Axminster
Butler
Brussels
Wilton
Heavy Axminster Rugs
Collier
Alise
California
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