Grandson of the Tiger Hunts for Job in Boston
Georges Gatineau once a Paris social figure and aide to Georges Clemenceau has fallen on hard times. The Sorbonne graduate, fluent in several languages, toiled in coal shoveling for 2% pay while convalescing from pneumonia at Boston City Hospital. He hopes to find work and continues to study papers for openings. He is staying with T. B. Quigly but plans to move on.
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Paris
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Stoke
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L'Homme Enchaine
Verdun
London
Seizures Hit Dublin Buildings as Port Board Struggles
Reports describe seizures of key Dublin structures including the Sunlight Soap building and Masonic buildings, affecting tax offices, the port payroll, and access to Dublin Castle. Irregular troops clash with regulars in Kilkenny and Drogheda amid ongoing unrest as peace process elections approach.
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Sunlight Soap
High Court
Four Courts
Kilkenny
Irish Republican Army
Henry and Kinnegade
Dublin
Ormonde Castle
Wilson's
Drogheda
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Waa
Gormanstown
Crown
Cork
Killarney
Sides of Irish Army Seek Unity at Dail Session
The two factions of the Irish Republican Army reassemble in Dublin and plan to present to the Dail Eireann session tomorrow. They seek unity in the IRA and a peace settlement in Ireland and call on all ranks to show conciliation.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Irish Republican Army
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Pitlock Married While in Battle with Family Against It
Edward Pitlock son of Joseph Pitlock of 13% N Ashland avenue who once served in naval reserves and on Great Lakes ships. He married during the war against his parents wishes, reportedly unhappy, and later left for a Boston job with Edison. He recently returned home with a cold and then went back to Boston.
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Edward Pitlock
Joseph Pitlock
N. Ashland Avenue
Commonwealth Edison Company
Edward
St. Stanslaus
Great Lakes
Boston
Jealous Husband Slain by Wife in Tragic Shooting
A jealous husband was killed by his wife yesterday at 4 55 pm. Edward Pitlock of Chicago, a former naval officer and friend of Mrs Hubbard’s son during the war, fled the house through the rear door after the shot. Police had not located him by early this morning as an alarm went to stations and nearby towns.
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Chicago
Marshall
Hubbard
Pitlock
Leary
Joseph H
Marshall Hubbard
Post
Naval Service
Joseph Marshall Hubbard
Jamaica Plain
Edward Hubbard
New York
Congreve Street
Roslindale
West Roxbury
West Newton
Chestnut Hill
Saltonstall
West
Endicott P. Saltonstall
Leverett Saltonstall
R. H. White
Woman Arrested for Murder After Husband Is Shot at Home
Mrs. Carrie Hubbard was arrested on a murder charge after she says she shot her husband Edward Hubbard following a heated dispute about a naval officer guest named Pitlock. The couple lived in Roslindale for 24 years. Hubbard died at his home on Congreve Street.
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Dennessey
Captain Bowley
West Roxbury
Seaverns Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills
Daniels
Mrs. Hubbard
Tragic Boston Homicide Shocks Fenway Estate
Investigation declares the tragedy a homicide and death by self act. Police guard the Chestnut Hill estate as District Attorney Saltonstall and Medical Examiner West pursue motives. Alice Harbour and Bert Ayer link surfaces amid inquiries into loans and alleged elopement plans.
Man Murders Wife Then Commits Suicide in Domestic Tragedy
A middle aged couple aged 57 were involved in a deadly quarrel in their ground floor living room. He killed his wife and then took his own life in a domestic tragedy. One employee described the mood as tense before the fatal act.
Powell Kills Wife Then Dies In Revolver Tragedy
Powell fired three shots at his wife as a servant passed near the door and four more from a second pistol after fleeing to his room. The wife died on the floor before medical help arrived. Powell shot himself and died before authorities could intervene. Neighbors and servants hastened to assist but were too late. Police were alerted two hours after the事件.
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Newton
R. H. White
Lena WB. Hebbard
Montgomery
Clinton Park
Brookline
Powell
Mr. Powell
West Newton
George L. Wests
Ayer Investigated in Death of Dorchester Typist Miss Harbour
Investigation into the death of Miss Alice L Harbour a Dorchester typist who died of poison at the Commonwealth Hotel. Albert Ayer a Winthrop married man admitted he was her sweetheart but was pushed by the girl's family and friends who claim he planned to elope and used deadly drugs urging punishment.
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Bert” Ayer
Ayer
Jefferson L. Harbour
Bowdoin Avenue
Dorchester
Winthrop
Miss Harbour
Verona
William J. &Rickley
Alice L. Harbour
Commonwealth Hotel
Albert Ayer
Baker retires after 42 years with Shawmut Bank
Alfred T. Baker, retired after 42 years in banking with National Shawmut Bank, including 81 years with Shawmut and Third National before their 1901 merger. A testimonial dinner at the Parker House honors him, hosted by 64 Shawmut officers and longtime employees. Alfred J. Aiken, bank president, presided.
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National Shawmut Bank
Shawmut
Third National
Parker House
Shawmut Bank
Alfred J. Aiken
Two Children Bitten by Dogs in East Boston Yard
Margaret Kutchleyntz six and Russell Klein three of 15 Morris street East Boston were bitten by three dogs while playing in their yard yesterday. Margaret was bitten on the back and Russell’s trousers were torn but his flesh was not touched. Margaret was taken to East Boston Relief Hospital where back wounds were cauterized.
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Margaret Kutchleyntz
Russell Klein
Morris Street
East Boston
Fifty-two Staten Women Named National Women’s Party Founders
Eighty two women from ten Staten areas are listed among the founders of the National Women’s party. The document names early leaders and notes regional representation in the movement.
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National Women’s Party
Reception to Visiting Scottish Rite Masons at Copley Plaza
About 100 prominent Masons and their wives attended the formal reception in the ballroom at Copley Plaza. The event honored former President Thomas R. Marshall and other members of the association as they sail today for the international conference of Scottish Rite Masons in Switzerland.
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Éty' Copley Plaza
Ae ‘Leon
He. Abbott
Northern Juris Iiee Botanee Masons
Formét AN Wee
Thomas R. Marshall
Switserland
True Family Laxative Worm Expeller Ad
Advertisement touts Dr True’s Elixir as a natural laxative from herbs and roots. Claims its historic use since 1870 by Dr Jatshe and popularity nationwide with no metallic drugs. Price listed as 1.20 in the ad.
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Hugh
Sunaby
Jats
Try Magnesia For Stomach Trouble Ad
Advertisement promotes magnesia as relief for indigestion. It claims many suffer with dyspepsia after meals and suggests taking a teaspoonful or two tablets after meals to neutralize acidity, stop fermentation, gas, and heartburn, with continued use said to be stomach friendly.
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