Felonious assault suspect Holt at large after Malden escape
George W. Holt 21, held on $3200 bonds for a grand jury after a felonious assault on Probation Officer Louis Tyzzer in Malden. He beat Tyzzer unconscious, escaped from a cell, and fled toward a fast freight at Oak Grove depot. Police nationwide searched for him. Holt is also wanted in Buffalo for dynamiting a safe. Tyzzer in a serious but hopeful recovery at home in Wakefield. Albert Thomas and citizens pursued Holt toward the rail station.
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George W. Holt
Malden
Louis Tyzzer
Oak Grove
Tyzzer
Cambridge
Everett and
New England
New York
Everett
Holt
Buffalo
Little Everett
Gladys E. Crook
Pleasant Street
Wakefield
Albert Thomas
Court House
Chase
Linden Street
Clifton Street
Railroad Station
Cheap Northwest Travel by C B and Q Chair Car
Alexander Stocks advertises cheap tickets on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad to the Northwest. The chair car offers comfort with good lighting and large windows at no extra charge. Send for details from the New England Pass agent at 264 Washington St. Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Stocks
New England
Washington St
Saston, Tel
Connolly's Nomination Papers Thrown Out
James B. Connolly of Ward 20 had his Democratic nomination papers for the 12th district rejected by the Ballot Law Commission over inconsistent party designations. Connolly, an enrolled Progressive, argues the ruling blocks voters’ wishes while planning to appear on the ballot March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Connolly
Ward 20
Ballot Law Commission
Connolly
State House
Ballot Law Commissioners
Progressive Party
Democratic Party
Candidates Busy In 12th District Congressional Fight
Yesterday's whirlwind tours saw Daniel T. O'Connell address over 3000 voters at multiple rallies from Geneva Avenue to Dorchester and Fields corners. James A. Gallivan spoke at Dehlgren Hall and the Richfield Club as crowds gathered across South Boston peninsula district.
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Daniel T. O'Connell
John McGrath
Geneva Avenue
Savin Hill
Dorchester Avenues
Hamilton
Bowdoin Streets
John Hanley
Dix Street
City Club fundraising ends with $67400 in contributions
The City Club building fund drive closes its seventh day at 67400 in subscriptions with 80000 more needed by the 11 day limit. Team 1 led by Burrill raised 2500 followed by Woodry’s 2150 and Rogers 2150 while former Mayor Fitzgerald donated 1000 to the effort.
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City Club Building Fund
Charles L. Burrill
John A. Woodry
John F. Fitzgerald
Addison N. Winship
Fitzgerald
W. E. Anderton
John B. Dore
Arthur &. Gates
J. Mitchell Galvin
Boston political meetings draw crowds across wards
In South Boston last night ex Senator Joyce attacked Mayor Curley accusing John A Sullivan of being Boston’s real mayor and urging cost cuts without wage reductions. Senator Redmond S Fitzgerald spoke at multiple rallies in Dorchester, South Boston and surrounding streets while Edward F Burke addressed four rallies in Ward 17 and hosted a reception at Mt Pleasant Associates.
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Gullivan
Maynard Hall
South Boston
Joyce
Ward 17
Curley
John A. Sullivan
Boston
Redmond S. Fitzgerald
New Summer Street Bridge
Dorchester Avenue
Broadway
Dorchester Street
Dorchester and
Telegraph Streets
Flood Square
H and Highth
South Bay Associates
Edward F. Burke
Mt. Pleasant Associates
Fire Routs Out Tech Students At Lambda Chi Alpha
Eighteen Technology students were driven from their rooms at the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity house at 535 Newbury Street when a basement kitchen fire broke out. Joseph Baudette was trapped but escaped on a ladder as heavy smoke filled halls. Firemen extinguished the blaze though lighting and smoke forced evacuation. cause remains unknown. Other Tech fraternities offered shelter for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technology
Lambda Chi Alpha
Newbury Street
Joseph Baudette
Tech
Crisis in New Haven Reaches Impasse Over Settlement
The case may go to court unless the railroad and the department reach a timely agreement. Senator Weeks urged President Wilson to intervene to speed a settlement, but the President announced he would not interfere.
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Weeks
White House
Wilson
Massachusetts
Messrs. Gregory
Adkins
New England
Elliott
Washington
McReynolds
New Haven
New Haven agrees to trusteeship over trolley lines and rail
National officials report the New Haven consented to trusteeship for the Boston and Maine railroad and regional trolley properties in Rhode Island Connecticut and Massachusetts. A conference in Washington discussed selecting trustees from a New Haven list to take over trolley lines and ease negotiations.
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New Haven
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Messrs
Gregory and
Adkins
New
Potter Awarded Shaw Fellowship at Harvard
Pitman Benjamin Potter of Long Branch New Jersey a Harvard senior was yesterday awarded the Henry Russell Shaw traveling fellowship for 1914 15 at Harvard Potter is editorial chairman of the Harvard Crimson.
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Pitman
Benjamin Potter
Long Branch
N. J
Harvard
Henry Russell Shaw
Potter
Harvard Crimson
Pelletier Probes Siegel Co Failure
District Attorney Pelletier investigates the Henry Siegel Company collapse noting no new statements at present and saying the probe is coordinated with New York District Attorney Whitman.
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Pelletier
Siegel CO
Henry Siegel Company
Whitman
New York
Pelletier discusses New York laws and possible legislative proposals
Mr. Pelletier notes New York law may make prosecutions more successful there than locally and he plans to study statutes and propose ideas to the Legislature soon. He pledges bank depositors protection yet seeks to guide their actions and offers to advise before they sell claims. The district attorney has returned from New York after a conference with District Attorney Whitman.
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New York
Pelletier
Whitman
Tremont Trust Company Forms To Promote Small Business
The Tremont Trust Company organized to carry on a banking business in a democratic spirit to aid smaller businessmen. The first meeting at Young's Hotel appointed committees, with $200000 capital and $50000 reserve nearly fully subscribed. Prominent backers include Simon Swig, Charles Fleischer, William J. Corcoran, Hart, McManus, Warren Locke, Troyd Vernon Briggs, and Forest Adams. headquarters expected in Tremont row area.
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Tremont Trust Company
Charles Fleischer
Dartmouth Street
Trust Company
Young's Hotel
Simon Swig
Taunton
William J. Corcoran
Middsex County
Hart
Boston
Judge McManus
Natick
Warren Locke
Troyd Vernon Briggs
Forest Adams
Five Cents Savings Bank
Tremont Row
Masked bandit blocks Cape train near Plymouth
A masked man attempted a hold up on the 12 30 Providence to Plymouth train near a cross road. He leveled a revolver at the engineer and fled into the woods when the engine slowed for a grade. Police described the suspect, searched the area, but found no trace by midnight.
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Larry Cronin
Taunton
Louis Mitchell
Richards
Providence
New York
Plymouth
Porters Sue Plymouth Dealer for Alleged False Arrest
Mr and Mrs Howard F Porter of Lynn sue George E Rounds Plymouth auto dealer for 20500 dollars claiming false arrest after Mrs Porter, a former sweetheart of Rounds, married Porter instead of him. The Porters were recently acquitted of larceny charges.
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Howard F. Porter
Lynn
George E. Rounds
Plymouth
Porter
Rounds
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertisement Claim
When every effort tires you out do not wait for better days. Hood's Sarsaparilla is urged to purify blood and restore vitality. The copy promises quick strength and endurance and instructs readers to ask a druggist for the remedy.
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Hood
Dorchester Cadets Lose Bid for Independent Prize Drill
The School Board refused to permit Dorchester High School Cadets to hold a separate prize drill. Chair Brock argued last year’s suburban drill was financially poor and allowing Dorchester would cripple the suburban programs. He urged Dorchester to stand with the other high schools.
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Dorchester High School
Brock
Dorchester Cadets Plan Separate Prize Drill May
The headmaster James E. Thomas sent the request to the board for a separate prize drill for the Dorchester Cadets now organized as a distinct regiment. The plan cites their numbers and a field day potential, with the date set for May.
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Dorchester High School
James E. Thomas
Dorchester
Board extends evening classes for illiterate minors to May
The school board authorized the superintendent to run evening classes for illiterate minors aged 16 to 21 from April 13 to May 2, adding 30 weeks of evening instruction across several schools. Dispute over merit list appointments prompts call to review procedures with the headmasters and superintendent.
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Durbar
Bigelow
Bowdoin
William Wirt Warren Iliot
Christopher Columbus
Franklin Hyde Park
Hancock
Phillips Brooks Quincy Theodore Lyman
Washington
Michael J. Corcoran
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Tremont Trust CO
Masked Man
Corcoran
Holds
John M. Minton
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