Principal Smith of Everett Arraigned in Court on Assault Charge
Everett principal Arthur M. Smith was arraigned in Malden District Court on a charge of assault for allegedly delivering 60 rattan strokes to James A. McMahon, a Warren Grammar School pupil. Prosecution by Jesse M. Gove. hearing set for Saturday.
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Knowlton
Arthur M. Smith
Nybo
Warren School
Everett
James A. McMahon
Malden District Court
A. M
Smith
Malden
Warren Grammar School
Libby
Stover
Sweetser
Jesse M. Gove
Boston
Mr. Smith
Charles M. Bruce
Gove
Chicago to Take Up Rowing Despite No Crew
Chicago University plans to start rowing after success in football and track. An informal challenge to Wisconsin comes amid West Coast style boldness, while Wisconsin welcomes the move and notes the Badger crew lacks rivals in the West.
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Chicago
Chicago University
Conference Association
Wisconsin
Badger
West
Nervura by Dr. Greene Promises Strength for Overworked Women
An advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura as a fortifying tonic for women who juggle work and children. It claims to restore energy through nutrition and restful nights, boosts nerve health, and builds overall vigor. The ad invites free consultations from Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston.
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Dr. Greene
Greene
Phoned for the Police Dedham Break‑in Charge
George A. Gill of Norwood faces a breaking and entering charge after visiting several Forest Hills liquid depots and Wilmot W. Clough's bakery. He called police by phone to lock up the store, and officers arrested him with cigars in his pockets.
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Dedham
George A. Gill
Gill
Lves
Norwood
Forest Hills
Memorial Square
Wilmot W. Clough
Police
Charles J. Hatch
Four Year Old Blanche Doucette Wanders To Station 5
Blanche Doucette of 14 Dover Street left home after her mother refused to let her go to school and rode to Station 5 seeking help. She demanded a ride to school in a patrolman’s vehicle and flirted with candy as she pressed for admission to school. Officers confirmed her identity and planned return to her Chardon Street home, noting the girl has visited the station previously.
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Dover Street
Blanche Doucette
Station 5
Dover
Washington Streets
Desmond
Shim
Blanche
Chardon Street
Doucette
Brookline Lures Betrothed as Men Vanish in Census Tricks
In Brookline, three times as many marriageable women as men prompt talk of immigration to fill the gap. Citizens joke that the city’s single men are scarce while eligible bachelors are scarce and the women plan to attract suitors with plans from city officials and a flirtatious census reveal.
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Brookline
Lords of Creation
What a Paradise Brookline Would Be for Some Westerner
A compact reminiscence depicts a distant Brookline landscape imagined by a western traveler. The narrator contrasts rugged western life with Brookline’s quieter streets and scenic charm, hinting at a longing for simpler, sunlit days and a kinder pace.
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Brookline
Brookline Girls Favor Home Life Over Fads
The Brookline women are described as stunning and sensible providers who value home life, housekeeping, and domestic virtues. They reject aggressive feminism and large clubs, preferring traditional roles and a peaceful domestic routine.
Brookline Vital Statistics Report Shows Population Changes
The Brookline town report lists 480 births 835 marriages and 330 deaths for last year. Marriages rose by 45 from the previous year while Brookline residents are urged by the town clerk to foster a busier and happier community.
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Boston
Brookline
Jesse L. Nason Real Estate Man Dies at 68 in Boston
Jesse L. Nason, a famed Boston real estate dealer and longtime appraiser for the city, Metropolitan Water Company, and a railroad, died after a long illness at his West Newton Street home. He was 68, a Franklin native, and had been active in Boston business since 1868. He served as treasurer of the city Democratic committee, sat in the Legislature for two years, and is survived by a widow, son, and daughter.
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Boston
Jesse L. Nason
West Newton Street
Mr. Nason
Franklin
City of Boston
Metropolitan Water Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
City Democratic Committee
Liberty Lodge K of P Plans Move to Boston
Liberty Lodge K of P the banner Pythian lodge of Massachusetts will move its headquarters to Boston. The Meridan Hall East Boston home is too crowded, and a committee of three will locate a new HQ. Liberty Lodge lists 400 members.
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Liberty Lodge, K. OF P
Boston
Pythian Lodge
Massachusetts
Meridian Hall
Liberty Lodge
Hermit Hides Wealth Found in St Albans Home
In St Albans Vermont Elmer Johnson guardian discovered Royce Smith an elderly hermit hid nearly ten thousand dollars in gold currency mortgages and notes behind a cupboard partition and under a bed in his house. Authorities report six hundred dollars in gold two thousand four hundred in bills and the remainder in notes and mortgage obligations.
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ST. Albans
Royce Smith
Elmer Johnson
Johnson
Smith
Descendant of Pilgrims Remembered in Plainfield Obit
Mrs. Mary C. Whiton of Plainfield New Jersey dies at her son John M. Whiton’s home. Born in Boston in 1809 she traced lineage to John Alden of the Mayflower era and was a cousin of President John Adams. Her memories included Lafayette’s 1824 Boston visit and the Bunker Hill Monument cornerstone ceremony with Daniel Webster.
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Knowlton
Bunker Hill
Boston
Marquis de Lafayette
Bunker Hill Monument
Daniel Webster
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Washington, Hanover & Elm Streets
Stein-Bloch Co
Brainy
Blanche Doucetth
Brookline Eyes
Adams
Phelan
Steptoe
P. S
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Hay
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Artina
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Washington St
Boston, Mass
International Phone. Co
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