Autoist Frightens Woman With Revolver in Lincoln
Lincoln police hunted last night for an autoist hold‑up man who aimed a revolver at Mrs. Ryder near Higginson estate on Walden road. She was approached after leaving Baker’s Bridge station, refused a ride, and the culprit fled as accomplices’ cars appeared nearby.
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Harry
Higginson Esata
Baker's Bridge
Boston and Maine Railroad
John J. Kelleher
Lincoln Police
Jewish Relief Campaign Under Way In Massachusetts
Massachusetts Jewry mobilizes for Eastern Europe famine aid with mass meetings and banquets. Cities like Lowell Worcester Lynn Springfield and Boston launch drives to raise 1 150 000 in 10 days with 5000 volunteers conducting door to door canvassing. Prominent leaders from New York Chicago join Boston talks to set pest methods and quotas.
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Europe
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Louis Marshall
New York
Harry Fisher
Chicago
James H. Becker
Felix M. Warburg
Lowell
Lawrence
Lynn
Worcester
Clinton
Newburyport
Peabody
Taunton
Springfield
New England Jewish War Relief Committee
Washington Street
Daniel Webster and his brother Ezekiel a family bond
The narrative recalls Daniel Webster's intimate fraternal bond with Ezekiel Webster. Daniel urged their father to send Ezekiel to college, braving risk to property and family welfare. Ezekiel thrived at Dartmouth before dying a courtroom death at 49, a major Webster sorrow. Grace, Daniel's beloved daughter, fell ill soon after the family moved to Boston in 1816.
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Ezekiel
Daniel
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Concord
N. H
Webster
Grace
Portsmouth
Boston
Mt. Vernon Street
Child’s Tragic Loss Grieves Webster Family
The passing of a sweet child brings deep sorrow to Mr. Webster who weeps openly, a grief described as pitiful by onlookers. The article portrays a devoted parent in mourning after a heartbreaking event.
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Mr. Webster
Dark Eve Costume Stirs Riot in Little Africa Street
A loosely dressed woman described as dark brown and clad in quotation marks walked downtown on a Sunday morning in Little Africa. Deputy Marshal Cogsbill corralled the crowd while police searched for a sheet to cover her. The woman claimed her clothes were stolen and gave a confused name. Lieutenant Danbury’s glasses broke during questioning.
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Eve Washington
United News
Little Africa
Cogsbill
Black Mafia
Law
Danbury
Knights of Columbus Hails Harding Religious Liberty Stand
Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty sent a congratulatory message to President Harding after his Washington Bible class address denouncing religious intolerance as a menace to liberty. The note, approved by 800,000 Knights, praised the clear stand against religious prejudice in the United States.
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New York
Supreme
James A. Flaherty
Knights of Columbus
Harding
Washington
Order
United States
The Valley of Plenty Appears in Boston Sunday Comic
Irvin S. Cobb, America's leading humorist, pens a masterpiece of comedy in The Valley of Plenty to appear in the next Boston Sunday. The Knights of Columbus express readiness to work for the greater good and stand equal with fellow Americans.
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Knights of Columbus
Irvin S. Cobb
America
Valley of Plenty
Boston
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