Trial Opens In $25000 Taxi Robbery Case
New York March 14 A jury quickly formed and testimony began in the trial of Gino Montani the chauffeur tied to a $25000 taxicab robbery. Prosecutors say he originated the plot and witnesses heard include William F Smith and 16 year old Frank Warde who were beaten by robbers in the vehicle.
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Gino Montani
William F. Smith
Messender
East River National Bank
Frank Warde
Naval Giant Coming
The battleship Florida and sister ship Utah are due at the navy yard this morning for minor repairs and supplies.
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Florida
Utah
Navy Yard
New Cambridge Subway Opens March 23 in Boston Area
The Cambridge subway will begin service March 23 with first trains from Harvard Square at 5 24 a m arriving Park Street 6 32 a m Return trains start at 6 34 a m Last trips run to 12 82 a m Weekday and Sunday schedules differ on start times and fare rules Transfer checks and surface car connections are outlined for passengers with changes to routes including Arlington Newton North Cambridge Belmont and Waverley segments
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Park Street
Cambridge Subway Opening Facts and Timetable
The first train will depart Harvard square at 5 24 a m and Park street at 5 34 a m on March 23 With through routes from Arlington to Newton via Watertown and from North Cambridge to Belmont or Waverly via Harvard square All through service to Boston will end except night and early morning cars Pink checks issued for outward riders Green checks for inward riders Pink checks valid to River street Western avenue Massachusetts avenue to Broadway or Somerville via Prospect street and to Pearl street for Cottage Farm line Eight minute running time Park street to Harvard square. surface cars take 25 minutes
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Central Square Station
Brookline Street Bridge
East Cambridge
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Main Street
Kendall Square Station
Harvard Bridge
Beacon-Hampshire-Prospect Street
Porter's Station
Spring Hill
River Street
Western Avenue
Public Garden
Park Street
Harvard Square
Arlington
Newton
Watertown
North Cambridge
Belmont
Waverley
Huron Avenue
Boston
Hanover Street
Cambridge Bridge
Dudley Street
Green Street
Broadway
Massachusetts Avenue
Kendall Square
Pearl
Brookline Streets
Cottage Farm
Brookline
Pearl Streets
Cambridge-Roxbury
Beacon-Hampshire Prospect Streets
Hampshire
Beacon Streets
South Station
Hanover
Somerville
Pearl Street
Brighton
Commonwealth Avenue
Essex Street
Hampshire Street
Central Square
Harvard square-Broadway
Scollay Square
Adams Square
Waverly
Transfer Rules At Cambridge Subway Stations
Passengers may transfer at Park Street and Kendall square with limits. Free transfers exist between surface cars at Kendall square and at the Prospect street junction. At Scollay square or Adams square transfers, checks are not issued to certain fare types. Conductors will announce transfers for passengers traveling to Cambridge subway and issue transfer checks at central points.
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Kendall Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
Prospect street-East Cambridge
Prospect Street
Central Square
Main Street
Cambridge Subway
Scollay Square
Adams Square
Dudley Street Station
Cambridge
Dudley Street
Big Bill Keliher Faces Sentence in Cambridge Bank Case
Big Bill Keliher will be arraigned before Judge Clarence Hale at 10 this morning in U S District Court to undergo a sentence of 1 years in Charlestown State prison. He was convicted last July for aiding and abetting George W Coleman in misapplying 300000 of National City Bank of Cambridge funds.
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Keliher
Clarence Hale
United States District Court
Charlestown State Prison
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Smalley Wins in Boston Press Club Election
The Boston Press Club met to elect officers with Bertrand A Smalley leading a near unanimity slate amid a record turnout of 186 ballots. Smalley beat Frank L West 103 to 83 for president while John J Flinn defeated Edward J Dunn 9 0 to 86 for vice president. Edwin Reynolds was chosen secretary and Paul F Brown treasurer. six of nine directors were elected including L D H Bentley John W Withington John J Dowling Charles O Hara and H F Wheeler with Fitzpatrick and Soule tied for the last spot.
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Bertrand A.smalley
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Frank L. West
The
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John J. Flinn
Christian Science Monitor
Edward J. Dunn
Post
Edwin Reynolds
Globe
Herbert E. Ellis
George A. Sargent
Paul F. Brown
Frederick W. Brown
A. Harry French
Associated Press
L. D. H. Bentley
the Globe
John W. Withington
News Bureau
John J. Dowling
Wine and Spirit Journal
Charles O’hara
H. F. Wheeler
Herald
John J. Fitzpatrick
William E. Soule
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Dyspepsia Relief
Advertises Pape's Diapepsin as a gentle candy like remedy that digests food and prevents indigestion. Claims relief within five minutes and cites benefits for gas sour stomach headaches and sleepless nights. Encourages readers to obtain a 50 cent case from a pharmacist for healthier meals and improved appetite.
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Pape
Coal costs hold steady says Pittsfield speaker at convention
George H. Cooper of Pittsfield told a coal dealers conference at the Ford building that coal prices have not risen in eight years and that consumers still spend about the same on coal as on liquor and tobacco. The two day Retail Coal Dealers Association of New England meeting featured talks on motor trucks replacing horses, advertising a retail coal business, and Canadian coal dealers.
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George H. Cooper
Pittsfield
Coal Dealers
Ford
Retail Coal Dealers’ Association of New England
W. P. Kennedy
Automobile Department
American Locomotive Company
Robert J. Webster
Canadian Coal Dealers’ Association
Adaptability of motor trucks for coal handling debated
At Young's evening banquet attended by 300 coal dealers, W A Clark of Northampton A P Langtry of Springfield A M Hull of Chicago editor of the Retail Coal Dealer Representative Alvin E Bliss of Malden C B Lester of New York George H Cooper of Pittsfield and Judge Charles M Bruge of Malden spoke on how motor trucks can adapt to coal handling and distribution.
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Young’s
W. A. Clark
Northampton
A. P. Langtry
Springfield
A. M. Hull
Chicago
Alvin E. Bliss
Malden
C.B. Lester
New York
George H. Cooper
Pittsfield
Charles, M. Bruge
Man Dies From Hoe Strike in Roxbury Attack
Anthony Andrcese 27 of 2 Willow Place Roxbury lies dying at City Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck with a hoe. Suspect Joseph Menleno is charged with the assault and remains at large as Dedham Street police search for him.
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Anthony Andrcese
Willow Place
Roxbury
City Hospital
Joseph Menleno
Dedham Street
Democratic Club Organized at Boston University
The Democratic Club of Boston University has been organized and officers elected. It is not pledged to any presidential candidate but supports Democratic ideals and party success. Officers include Abner L. Brailey permanent chairman William J. Sullivan secretary and treasurer George H. Corliss chairman of the executive committee Samuel A. T. Spence Samuel Silverman and Luke Shields as executive members.
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Boston University
Samuel Silverman
Boston
Luke Shields
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Paro Ointment
Paro Ointment promises cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days with a money back refund from the druggist if no cure. The product costs 50 cents.
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