Woman Faints in Court During Larceny Hearing
In Somerville police court Catherine Downes fainted while her counsel argued the larceny case over a diamond ring valued at 75 dollars from Mary F. Giroux. She was treated at Somerville Hospital and later sent home. The thefts occurred on April 17 and 24, with a 300 dollar ring reported April 17. The case was continued to May 10.
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Somerville
Mary F. Giroux
Catherine Downes
Pearl Street
Downes
Georges $15 Suits and Top Coats Offer Direct Savings
Advertisement asserts Georges offers $15 garments made in own workrooms with same models as premium lines. It claims no national ads or middlemen profits, all savings passed to cash customers. Stocks include Sack and Norfolk suits and various top coats in multiple colors and styles.
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New York
Providence
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Dorchester Man Sentenced for Drunk Driving in Quincy
John E. Sharkey of Talbot avenue Dorchester received 15 days in the House of Correction and a $25 fine for operating an automobile under the influence. Judge Avery imposed the sentence in Quincy court. Sharkey's attorney was Edward Avery son of the judge. He drove the car with five men down an embankment at Brain tree Highlands on Tuesday.
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House of Correction
John E. Sharkey
Talbot Avenue
Dorchester
Avery
Quincy Court
Sharkey
Edward Avery
Braintree Highlands
Senate Passes Jitney License Legislation
The Senate, under a rules suspension, passed the bill to authorize cities and towns to license jitney buses operating between regular termini. It was amended to remove the referendum provision and set July 1 as the effective date before being sent to the House for engrossment.
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Senate
House
Father John's Medicine Ad Claims Flesh Building Strength
Advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as a tissue building food that makes flesh, with no alcohol or dangerous drugs. It targets those who are thin weak and run down and promises visible health benefits.
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Father John
Irish Editor in Welland Plot Linked to German Plan
New indictments detail a German conspiracy to blow up the Welland Canal. John Devoy and John T. Ryan are named for cognizance, while Franz von Papen and others face charges of funds and execution of the plot. Detained are von Igel, Tauscher, Busse, and von Goltz and Tuchendler are immune witnesses.
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John Devoy
von Papen
von Igel
New York
John T. Ryan
Buffalo
Federal
Welland Canal
Devoy
Mperor
Franz von Papen
Wolf von Igel
Hans Tauscher
Krupps
United States
Mme. Gadski
Alfred A. Fritzen
Constantine Covani
Tauscher
Horst von der Goltz
Army of Villa
Carl Tuchendler
Tucker
Frederick Joachim Busse
Tuchendler
von der Goltz
Ellis Island
Busse
Great Britain and Ireland
Germany
Fritzen
Covani
Baltimore
The
du Pont Powder Company
Governor McCall Reappoints Seven Officials
Governor McCall announced seven reappointments yesterday with notice sent to the Executive Council. Named were Elliots Tucker of Winchendon district court clerk, William T. Way of Plympton master in chancery, John T. Wheelwright of Boston, and William J. Gallivan of Boston to the public health council. Also named were Mrs Ella Lyman Cabot of Boston, Frederick W. Hamilton of Cambridge, and Frederick P. Fish of Brookline to the board of education.
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McCall
Executive Council
Elliots. Tucker
Winchendon
William T. Way
Plympton
John T. Wheelwright
Boston
William J. Gallivan
Public Health Council
Ella Lyman Cabot
Frederick W. Hamilton
Cambridge
Frederick P. Fish
Brookline
Board of Education
City Council Cuts $82,169 From Budget Totals Grow
The City Council suspended budget cuts to reduce $82,169 in department items during sessions, aiming to trim $500,000 for street work. Big reductions included $13,000 from a $15,000 street cleaning machine and hospital ash removal costs halved to $524. Other cuts affected Health, hospital, sanitary, statistics, soldiers relief, registry, Suffolk School for Boys, library, street work, and children's institutions.
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Nora McCabe
Suffolk School For
Woman Fights Trio of Men Over Baby on Nelson Street
A deranged mother Martha Dukko fought two Quincy police officers and her husband as they attempted to take her six month old baby from her arms on Nelson street Quincy yesterday afternoon. She was overpowered and taken to the police station in a patrol wagon and is held under observation. Neighbors on Nelson street noticed.
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Martha Dukko
Quincy
Nelson Street
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