Confesses She Took Roll of $30 From Man
Elizabeth Frye, 202 West Springfield Street, turned herself in at Roxbury Crossing police stations for larceny of a money roll from Archibald Chamberlain. She confessed to pocket fishing, claiming only $30 was taken, not $300 as alleged. she will be arraigned in Dorchester Court. Police report the rest of the roll was not recovered.
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Elizabeth Frye
Springfield Street
Field’s Corner
Archibald Chamberlain
Roxbury Crossing
Dorchester Court
Chamberlain
Stage money given away by Mies Frye to some boys
Mies Frye claims she gave stage money to several boys, stating the funds were handed over during a performance. The details of how much was involved and the exact context remain unclear in the report.
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Mies Frye
Roslindale Barber Cleared in Liquor Law Charge
John Goepner a 52 year old barber of 49 Newberg street Roslindale was found not guilty in Municipal Court by Judge Sullivan and discharged after arrest Monday in a Back Bay hotel barber shop.
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John Goepner
Newberg Street
Roslindale
Sullivan
Goepner
Back Bay
Harding Nominates Smith for New Hampshire U.S. Attorney
President Harding sent nominations to the Senate naming Raymond Y. Smith as United States attorney for the district of New Hampshire. The announcement was issued from Washington on March 21.
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Senate
Harding
Raymond Y. Smith
United States
District of New Hampshire
Father O Flanagan Granted Freedom of the Hub
The Rev. Michael J. O Flanagan, Sinn Fein vice president, visited City Hall yesterday. Acting Mayor Brickley received him and presented the gilded key of the city, granting the bearer the freedom of the Hub.
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Sinn Fein
City Hall
Brickley
Curley
Washington
Father O’flanagan
Exhibition of Rare Books Highlights 15th Century Treasures
The Club of Odd Volumes shows a 1654 Stoughton owned Hebrew Bible from 1576 and a Genoa Columbus biography. Also featured are Columbus Letter from 1494, 1486 Ptolemy map, 1481 Dante, Ship of Fools 1490s, 1475 Augsburg German Bible, Morris Kelmscott Chaucer 1896, Burne Jones drawing, and Aldine Press relics with Aldus anchor symbol. The exhibit ties to the dawn of the Americas, printing, and Renaissance art.
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Boston
William Stoughton
Mt. Vernon Street
Columbus
Genoa
Ulm
Florence
Augsburg
William Morris
Kelmscott Press
Chaucer
Edward Burne
America
Vincent Declared Holbrook Selectman
Holbrook officials ruled Peter L. Vincent is entitled to a disputed ballot in the Holbrook selectman race. Edward J. Megiley, who challenged the result after a recount, ended with an equal vote count before a third ballot was decided by registrars and court authority.
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Holbrook
Board of Registrars
Peter L. Vincent
Edward J. Megiley
Megley
Mhen
Allen
Vincent
Moby Dick's Last Fight in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine prints Herman Melville's tale Moby Dick's Last Fight about the gigantic white whale and the brave Captain Ahab in booklet form.
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Moby Dick
Captain Ahab
Herman Melville
Boston Sunday Post
Arrest of Joseph Green on drug charges
Joseph Green aged 24 of 436 Massachusetts Avenue South End was arrested by East Dedham Street Station officers Special Officers Lee Carty and Flanagan on drug law violations. Three bottles of cocaine valued at 750 dollars were seized.
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Joseph Green
Massachusetts Avenue
South End
Lee, Carty and Flanagan
Dedham Street
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