Doctor Pays On Time In Probate Court Case
Dr Nathaniel F Preston paid $50 arrears after Judge Sayed E Chamberlain warned of commitment. A continuance to May 17 was ordered as Preston said he lost about 76 percent of his dental practice due to publicity. He noted $200 plus $30 weekly support and said he paid modest sums for shoes and their daughter Natalie. Mrs Preston claims about $600 is due.
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Brockton
Nathaniel F. Preston
Sayed E. Chamberlain
Mabel F. Preston
Chamberlain
Preston
Natalie
May Dance of Malden Legion Post Tonight
The Malden Post of the American Legion hosts its first annual May dance in the Malden Auditorium ballroom. Attendees include Commander Oscar C. Wallace Post 4 G A R State Commander Edward L. Logan and leaders of auxiliary and related veterans groups along with naval district officials.
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Malden
American Legion
Malden Auditorium
Oscar C. Wallace
Edward L. Logan
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the Auxiliary
Daughters of Veterans of
John V. Kimball
First Naval District
H. O. Dunn
Robson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Phone Employees Annual Concert Tonight
The telephone employees of the metropolitan division of the New England Telegraph and Telephone Company present their annual concert and entertainment in Franklin Union Mall Berkely and Appleton streets. The orchestra of operators clerks installers and commercial men is led by D Albert Ives.
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New England Telegraph & Telephone Company
Franklin Union Mall
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
D. Albert Ives
Massachusetts rent control urged by speaker at Tremont Temple
James B. Gannon of Jersey City told an audience of more than 2000 in Tremont Temple that Massachusetts needs a new law like the Hays bill to prevent high rents. He warned the rent question will persist until action is taken.
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Massachusetts
James B. Gannon
Jersey City
Tremont Temple
Jersey City rent strike leader speaks at Boston meeting
Commissioner of finance and revenue Mr Gannon describes Jersey City’s rent strike tactics. He cites 1500 complaints from 5000 households, noting no evictions and a 10 percent profit cap for landlords. A Boston audience hears calls for rent profiteering legislation and strong city backing.
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Gannon
Jersey City
New Jersey City
Boston American
George H. Lawson
Roxbury
Als
City Hall
Legion to drop members unpaid by June first in Massachusetts
State Adjutant Leo A. Spillane announced that all American Legion members in Massachusetts who have not paid national and State per capita taxes by June 1 will be dropped. Over 60,000 members owe assessments totaling 1.25, including the Legion Magazine, which many say has not been received regularly.
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American Legion
Legion
Leo A. Spillane
American Legion Magazine
Massachusetts
First Boston elevated transfer arrest in ongoing misuse probe
W. H. Woodruff of 661 East Fourth Street South Boston was arrested by two police inspectors for allegedly using old transfers on April 24 and 25 to gain free rides on elevated cars. The police say more arrests on the same charges are anticipated.
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Boston
W. H. Woodruff
East Fourth Street
South Boston
Woodruff
Hubbrownmen Open Big Drive for Brown University
Boston hosts a banquet at the City Club launching a 3 million endowment drive for Brown University. Dr. Herman C. Bumpus notes strong local support and reports half the committee allotment already raised. Funds will sustain faculty standards at Brown.
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Boston
Brown University
Herman C. Bumpus
Tufts College
Paine Shoe workers end strike with 60 percent raise
Marblehead May 3. The torn shoe workers at Paine Shoe Company ended their strike from Feb 1 after voting to accept a 60 percent wage increase instead of the 100 percent they sought and will return to work on Wednesday.
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Marblehead
Paine Shoe Company
White Costumes Highlight Distinctive Attire
Entire costumes of white with no color are noted as very distinguished. White lace tunics are worn over black satin slips, presenting a striking contrast.
Death toll from Peggs tornado rises to sixty one
The Muskogee Oklahoma telegram reports 61 dead from the Peggs Oklahoma storm in Cherokee County at 6 pm with seven unaccounted and about 100 injured. A special train carried the injured to Muskogee as rescuers found clothing plastered on trees miles from the path. The storm spanned about three miles by one mile, devastating the village with only three buildings still standing.
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Muskogee
Okla
Peggs
Cherokee County
Locust Grove
Cyclist Tony Souza Killed in Taunton Motorcycle Crash
Tony Souza of Taunton was killed instantly on Pleasant Street when a high powered motorcycle with side car crashed into a pole near the Cross turnout. His companion Fred Silva, also of Taunton, was thrown 20 feet but uninjured.
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Prockton
Tony Souza
Oak Street
Taunton
Pleasant Street
Fred Silva
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Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
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Tremont Street
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