Arrest Man for Forgery in Cambridge Case
George E. Aberle alias Frank T. Meers was arrested by Cambridge Patrolman H Leary on charges of larceny of an automobile and forgery. He is wanted for forging checks in Malden and for the Central Trust Company of Cambridge. He offered to sell a touring car for 75 dollars to Morris Kaplan of Middlesex Auto Parts Company. bail set at 3000 dollars.
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George E. Aberle
Frank T. Meers
H. Leary
Cambridge Force
Malden
Central Trust Company
Cambridge
Waltham
Aberle
Magazine Street
Morris Kaplan
Middlesex Auto Parts Company
Kaplan
Neilan As Meers
Frank L. Smith
Western Avenue
Recipe to Clear Pimples with Jad Salts Drink
Advertisement claims pimples arise from toxins in the bowels and skin as a release. Recommends four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in hot water daily for a week to cleanse the blood, stimulate kidneys, and prevent toxin formation. Describes Jad Salts as inexpensive and made from grape acid and lemon juice with lithia.
Textile strike ends mediation attempts in Rhode Island
Providence March 8 the Rhode Island textile strike enters its seventh week as the State Board of Mediation and Conciliation abandons further settlement efforts. Labor Commissioner Webb said arbitration is no longer pursued as both sides reject terms offered, with 6000 Pawtuxet Valley workers weighing a 48 hour week and zero wage cuts amid renewed threats of mill reopenings under protection.
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Providence
R. IL
Rhode Island
State Board of Mediation and Conciliation
George H. Webb
State Board of Mediation
Pawtuxet Valley
Arctic
R. I
William H. Derrick
Amalgamated Textile Workers
Derrick
William P. Sykes
B. B. & R. Knight, Inc
Centreville
Pawtuxet
Glenlyon Yarn Dye Works
East Providence
Sayles Finishing Plants
Glenlyon Print Works
Sayles Company
Auditorium Players Draw Massive MA Audiences
The Malden Auditorium hosts 11 performances weekly drawing one of Massachusetts largest stock company audiences. The leading man is an adopted son of California, the leading woman from Oklahoma, with villain ingenue and other actors from nearby and distant places.
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Java
Kipling
Auditorium
Malden Auditorium
Massachusetts
California
Oklahoma
Actors Create Close Knit Stock Company in Malden
The Malden stock troupe draws crowds from Medford Stoneham Wakefield and Boston with Walter Richardson Enid May Jackson and director Harry F McKee praised for versatility teamwork and revived by Belasco era influences The company plans to stage the allegorical Experience and boasts a wide repertoire built on strong local support and stage craft.
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Walt Richardson
Walter
Malden
Medford
Stoneham
Wakefield
Winchester
Arlington
Boston
Richardson
Hollywood
Harry F. McKee
Alcazar Stock Company of
San Francisco
David Belasco
Frank Bacon
Marjorie Rambeau
Bessie Barriscale
Enid May Jackson
Oklahoma City
East
Middle West
Harry E. McKee
Stanley James
McKee
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Henry Miller
Oliver Morosco
Francis X. Bushman
Notable Boston Cast in Peter Pan and Leopard Spots Recalled
Formidable name Dil lon Deasy led by Maude Adams in Peter Pan and created Booker T. Washington in Dixon’s The Leopard Spots. The juvenile Charles Compton features in Oh! Boy! and The Merry Widow, a Pilgrim Tercentenary participant. Ingenue Jane Manners and Elinore Parker, plus Helen Beresford and J Irving White, with Sidney Mansfield, Ben Hadfield, and Harry McKee’s son Jack, complete a hardworking company staging six weekly performances with daily matinee except Thursday and morning rehearsals, staying close to home audiences.
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Dillon Deasy
Maude Adams
Booker T. Washington
Dixon
Charles Compton
Boston
Jane Manners
Leland Powers School
Elinore Parker
Helen Beresford
J. Irving White
Sidney Mansfield
Ben Hadfield
Harry McKee
Jack
Manchester Strikers Issue Manifesto
Manchester strikers issue a manifesto criticizing Amoskeag Corporation and urging the five trustees of 3700 stockholders to cut dividends to meet southern competition. President Fleming says he will meet any citizen committee for an adjustment. Reported tag day results show Massachusetts towns Lawrence and Maynard contributing funds.
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Manchester
N. H
Amoskeag Corporation
Dennis M. Fleming
Textile Council
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Maynard
Mass
Kiwanis Luncheon for Loew Stars Tuesday
Kiwanis Club will host a luncheon at the Hotel Somerset next Tuesday for Marcus Loew's moving picture stars arriving in Boston for the State Theatre opening Monday. Over 1000 ticket requests exist, with 800 seats available. The Stars will be presented and a 100plus member reception committee will greet them at South Station at 10 am. A luncheon at the South Boston Fish Pier, via the Fish Dealers Association of Boston, caps the first Boston day.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Somerset
Marcus Loew
Moving Picture Stars
Boston
State Theatre
South Station
South Boston Fish Pier
The
Fish Dealers’ Association of Boston
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Advertisement
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound restores natural color to faded or gray hair. Sold at drug stores as Wryeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, with added ingredients for a natural, even darkening effect. Apply with sponge or brush to small strands. hair darkens by morning and becomes glossy and attractive after a few uses.
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Wryeth
No Evidence Found for Rum Running Defendants
George Hodgdon and Collin Dorey of Gloucester were discharged by US Commissioner Hayes in a case charging nine defendants with conspiring to import liquor aboard Grace & Ruby. The men had been linked to the Wilkin II seizure with 8000 quarts of liquor, but the government yielded no evidence against them. Hayes delayed ruling, stating he would hold off on decisions.
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George Hodgdon
Collin Dorey
Gloucester
United States
Hayes
Curtis
Wilkin II
Treasury
Harney and
McKenna
Finnegan
Salem Willows
Massachusetts Bay
Federal Grand Jury Policy Talk Delays Direction From Washington
A federal grand jury discussion hints at a possible government policy stance. The speaker plans to wait for further guidance from Washington before acting. The exchange centers on awaiting federal clarifications and the implications for ongoing matters.
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Federal Grand Jury
Washington
North Raynham New Haven station burned to ashes
Fire swept the New Haven Railroad station at North Raynham this morning destroying the entire building and contents. No injuries were reported as crews battled the flames and started an investigation into the cause.
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Taunton, March
New Haven Railroad
North Raynham
Diamond Dyes Promises Rich Safe Home Dyeing
The Diamond Dyes package claims to dye or tint faded garments without streaks or running and guarantees perfect home results even for beginners. It advises telling the druggist material type such as wool silk linen cotton or blends, and notes fifty one years of consumer use across many items.
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Miss Jackson
Villian
Walter Richardson
Malden “Auditorium
May Jackson
Jack McKee
Shep
Kiwanis
Loew Stars
Kornfelds
Anc
Temple Place
Knox Braid
Summer Street
Newbro
Atall
Arthur Wallace
Psa
Washington St
Parkhill
Lonsdale Jean
Peter Pan Co
Zephyr
P. K
Madras
Balbriggan
Chalmer’s
Tremont Street
Park Street Church
Chem. Co., Inc
N.Y