Concord Balked on Indoor Practice
Concord high school baseball will not have indoor practice this spring as the Walden Street armory has been assigned as headquarters for war veterans. Sub-Master Earle W. Peckham returns as coach, practice likely beginning mid month, with Robert Williams captain and Roland Flynn manager. First game set for April 9.
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Concord
Concord High School
Walden Street
The
War Veterans
Earle W. Peckham
Robert Williams
Roland Flynn
Burglary suspect captured after Brookeline scuffle
William L. C. Young, held by Brookline police, is charged with entering Mrs. Francis Blaney's Brookline home on Brewster Place, brandishing a gun and demanding money. Mrs. Blaney slapped him, they fought down stairs, and two passersby plus Patrolman John Johnson helped subdue and arrest him. He allegedly had sought a chauffeur job with Blaney and refused to speak to police.
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William L. C. Young
Brookline
Francis Blaney
Brewster Place
Harvard
Shailer
Centre Streets
Beacon Street
John Johnson
Young
Blaney
Francis J. Blaney
Heroic Lynn forewoman calms trapped elevator passengers
Miss Mae C. Howard, shoe factory forewoman, calmed four other women as a Falling elevator wedged between floors in the Vamp building. Rescue workers cut through partitions and freed them with no injuries. Passengers include Mrs Annie Seaman Missessie Curtis Laura Fleet and Mrs Annie Murphy.
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Lynn
Mae C. Howard
Miss Howard
Rockaway Street
Annie Seaman
Missessie Curtis
Laura Fleet
Annie Murphy
Arthur Krafft Recital in Boston Explores Massenet to Brahms
Arthur Krafft, a lyric tenor, impressed Boston listeners at Jordan Hall with a varied program spanning English and Italian songs, German composers Brahms and Strauss, modern French, Russians and Americans. He displayed clear enunciation, refined legato, and expressive interpretation, earning repeated curtain calls after each of four groups. Frank La Forge provided excellent accompaniment.
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Arthur Krafft
Jordan Hall
Boston
Krafft
Massenet
Manon
Brahms
Strauss
Debussy
Mr. Krafft
Frank la Forge
J K Hardwick Dead in Quincy at 107 Granite Street
Justin K. Hardwick born in Quincy in 1836 died yesterday morning at his home 107 Granite Street Quincy. He was one of Quincy's oldest residents and early in life teamed with his father John Hardwick who ran an express business between Quincy and Boston.
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Justin K. Hardwick
Quincy
Granite Street
John Hardwick
Boston
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Hanon Maog
Riesor
Caéery
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BigBoVv
District Court of the United States
New York
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Portland
Main
Wall Street
New York City
Bank of America
R. P. Albright
c/o
Olin Downes
J. K. Hardwick
Children’s
Milan
Tremont and
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Mass
Saturda
Kroll’s
Georgette and Crepe de Chine
Women’s New Oxfords and
Oxfords
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Gingham
Basin
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Warner N. S
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Goodyear Fabric
Goodrich Cord
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N. S. Warner
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