Seven Westerly Men Charged in Bradford Break-In Case
At preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Matteson seven former Haven railroad workers from Westerly face federal grand jury charges of breaking and entering a light car at Bradford on the night of March. Patsy Terranova was held in bail of 6000 dollars while the others posted 5000 dollars each.
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United S
Matteson
Haven Railroad
Federal Grand Jury
Bradford
Larch
Patsy Terranova
Flynn sworn in as Massachusetts Superior Court justice
George A. Flynn of Boston, former Finance Commission chairman, was sworn as a Massachusetts Superior Court justice yesterday by Governor Coolidge in the executive council’s presence. Governor Coolidge also administered Judge Michael H. Sullivan’s oath, succeeding Flynn as Finance Commission chairman last week.
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George A. Flynn
Boston
Finance Commission
Massachusetts Superior Court
Coolidge
Executive Council
Michael H. Sullivan
Flynn
U S Due for Reign of Hunger Says Boston Merchant
William F. Fitzgerald of Fitzgerald Hubbard & Co warned at the Boston Woman's Civic Club that economic troubles will cause a shortage of goods. He said the danger is having cash but no place to spend it, predicting tough times ahead.
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William F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald, Hubbard & Co
Boston Woman's Civic Club
Brunswick
Suffragists urged to expose lobby influence on railways and public services
Speaker urged women assuming suffrage to publicize lobby interests and demand explanations of how selfish legislators wreck railways and public institutions. He warned money as a mere convenience and warned of a winter famine due to automotive factory labor draining farms, urging protection of savings and investment interests.
Munitions for Armenia Urged by Senate Subcommittee
A Senate sub committee urged the United States to supply Armenia with arms and ammunition to form a stable army and to dispatch marines to Batoum and the Batoum–Baku railway corridor to protect American lives and property. The panel also backed a joint resolution praising Armenia’s independence and called for warship and marine protection.
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Washington
United States
Republic of Armenia
Senate
Near East
Batoum
Baku
Harding
Republican
Ohio
Foreign Relations
Armenia
Peace Council
Republic of
Congress
Armenian Republic
Smith Far From Grave Ends War Time Death Tale
Amesbury reports James E. Smith of Headquarters Company 61st Infantry, once officially listed killed in action and buried on the field in 1918, has returned home in excellent health. He enlisted March 1917 and went overseas May 1917, believing the armistice had ended the war as his family mourned at Thanksgiving 1918.
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Amesbury
James E. Smith
61St Infantry
War Department
St. Joseph’s Church
Smith
Today’s Events in Boston Unite Civic Groups and Lectures
A packed schedule lists a 10 a m convention by the Suffolk County Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Tremont Street Methodist Church, a 3 p m Boston League of Women Voters victory celebration with a 6 p m dinner and 7 30 p m public meeting, plus lectures at the Boston Public Library and City Club Auditorium. Other events include dinners for the Class of 1916 at English High School New American House and the Master Builders Association at Young’s Hotel, with discussions on trolley car issues led by Matthew Brush at Copley Plaza.
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Suffolk County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Boston League of Women Voters
Lorimer Hall
Boston Public Library
Robert O. Harrison
Women’s City Club
Florence LeMoyne Seeley
English High School
New American House
Master Builders’ Association
Young’s Hotel
New England Street Railway Club
Copley Plaza
Matthew Brush
Carl Lumholtz
City Club
Central Europe faces dire Red Cross relief needs
Henry Davison of the League of Red Cross Societies warned correspondents of dire conditions in central and eastern Europe. He cited 230000 typhus cases in Poland, refugees aboard ships barred from land, and insufficient doctors and supplies in Montenegro and other states. He urged allied governments to aid the relief effort.
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Paris
Henry P. Davison
League of Red Cross Societies
Europe
Baltic
Russia
Red Cross
Black Sea
Montenegro
Czechy
Slovakia
Red Cross League
Post Cane Holder Nelson Monroe Turns 95
General Nelson Monroe, veteran of two wars and oldest male resident of Arlington, celebrated his 95th birthday yesterday at his Arlington Heights home 178 Westminster Avenue. He greeted relatives and friends on the anniversary.
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Nelson Monroe
Arlington
Boston Post
Westminster Avenue
Arlington Heights
Bishop Praises Day Regime and Prohibition
Bishop Lawrence lauded the prohibition regime during a noon service at Cathedral Church of St. Paul. He claimed jails are empty, Deer Island is tenantless, and homes filled with happiness replace depravity, urging that democracy curtails individual liberty for the common good.
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Lawrence
St. Paul
Deer Island
LaxaTive Bromine Quinine Ad Ends for Cold Relief
An advertisement promotes LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE tablets as a preventative for colds grip or influenza. It instructs to look for E. W. GROVE signature on the box and lists a 30 cent price in the ad.
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E. W. Grove
Billboard tax would ruin business, says Frost
The plan to tax billboards, urged by a special commission, would force many advertisers out of business, warns E Allen Frost of Chicago counsel for the Poster Advertising Association of America at a hearing before the committee on legal affairs.
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Special Commission
E. Allen Frost
Chicago
Poster Advertising Association of America
Committee On Legal Affairs
Teen, boy thief gang leadernapped by police arrests
Manchester police report two youths ages 15 and 11 admitted to a local store theft spree. The older boy reportedly directed the break in, with the younger acting as his tool.
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Manchester
N. H
Polia
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North Station
Uptown Fish and Meat Department
Houghton & Dutton Co
Park Street
Filene
Stein-Bloch
Filene Men’s Shops
Madras
Filene’s
Sox
Silk Sox
Maire
Oxford
Johnston & Murphy
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