Rollins brothers indicted for first degree murder
George L Rollins known as Dutch and Charles Rollins of Dorchester were indicted by the Suffolk county grand jury and served with murder in the first degree charges. They are jailed on Charles Street and expected to be arraigned today. Foley and Hall, managers for Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., were killed on February 17 and February 21 respectively in Dorchester.
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Rollins Brothers
George L
Dutch
Charles
Gibson Street
Dorchester
Suffolk County
Grand Jury
Charles Street
Criminal
Edward T. Foley
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Blue Hill Avenue
George Rollins
Ordway R. Hall
Washington Street
Muses to Bare Legs in Boston at Harvard club show
The Hasty Pudding Club at Harvard will stage a 18 member bare leg dance in Boston on April 12 and 13. City Hall censor John M Casey said he does not object, while Pudding Club officials confirm the dancers will perform as muses with leg attire undraped. Nine performers named include Hampton Robb Jr football manager Arthur Phinney track athlete John Lavalle Lampoon editor Fred W Ecker William Otis Gregory Jones Joseph Gazzam Gustavus Edwards and C deRham.
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Hasty Pudding Club
Harvard
Boston
John M. Casey
City Hall
Pudding Club
Censor Casey
Mt Olympus
Casey
Hasty Pudding
Hampton Robb, Jr
Arthur Phinney
John Lavalle
Harvard Lampoon
Fred W. Ecker
William Otis
Gregory Jones
Joseph Gazzam
Gustavus Edwards
C. deRham
Palm Reader Marie Thompson Fined For Fortune Telling
Police officer Galiano testified Marie Thompson and Sophie Giovanni offered palm readings at the Brazilian Gypsy establishment. Thompson burned a dollar, predicting wealth and travel and was fined 5 dollars, later posting 25 dollars bail on appeal. Giovanni was discharged after an unproven charge. The scene reflected old-time crusade against fortune telling.
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Galiano
Hanover Street
Marie Thompson
Marie
Central Court
Engineering News founder dies in Plainfield at 76
George H. Frost founder of the Engineering News died at his home in Plainfield New Jersey after a stroke of apoplexy. He was 76 years old and headed the Courtier News Publishing Company. He is survived by four sons.
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Engineering News
Plainfield
N. J
George H. Frost
The
Courtier-News Publishing
Frost
Harvard Track Star Coggeshall Cancels Wedding Joke
James Coggeshall Jr., Harvard track star, announced in a letter from New York that his planned marriage in Cambridge was a joke. He had intended a gag for roommate Arthur Hayden but news reached newspapers, prompting a denial. Coggeshall remains in New York for treatment of an injured foot after leaving the Harvard team following the Meadowbrook meet.
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James Coggeshall, Jr
Harvard
New York
Cambridge
Coggeshall
Meadowbrook
Philadelphia
Arthur Hayden
Hayden
Pittsfield Veteran Charles Rockwell Dies Suddenly
Pittsfield native Charles E. Rockwell age 72, Civil War veteran of Company I Forty-ninth Massachusetts Regiment, died suddenly of shock late today. He lived in Pittsfield all his life.
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Pittsfield
Charles E. Rockwell
Forty-ninth
Massachusetts Regiment
Bars courting name forever barred
The Franklin Square House houses 35 rooms described as courting parlors where young women meet male friends. Dr. George L. Perin opposes the term calling them social parlors, arguing the phrase is worn out and misleading. He insists the spaces are for socializing rather than courting.
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Franklin Square House
George L. Perin
Grayson Confirmed Medical Director and Rear Admiral
Washington March 15 Dr Cary T Grayson President Wilsons naval aide was confirmed by the Senate today as medical director and rear admiral in the navy after a lengthy Senate battle. The vote stood 37 to 2.
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Washington
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Senate
Mercantile Marine Declares Dividend in New Reorganization
Directors of the reorganized Mercantile Marine Company today declared an initial dividend of 3 percent on the preferred stock. The decision comes as the firm resumes operations under the new corporate setup in New York City on March 15.
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Mercantile Marine
New York
Reorganized
Mercantile Marine Company
Sage Tea Turns Gray Hair Dark
An old remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair naturally. Advertises a ready bottle for 50 cents, claiming to restore color and lustre with dampened application and multiple sittings. It notes the product is a cosmetic, not a disease treatment.
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Wyeth
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