Choate Attacks Logan Over Legion Bonus Fight
Commander Joseph B. Choate of the Southboro Legion Post renews accusations against Colonel Edward L. Logan as he opposes the four fold legion bonus plan. He appeals to Massachusetts legion posts to read his letter and faces a hearing after an earlier expulsion vote was reconsidered and a censure issued.
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Edweard L. Logan
American Legion
Joseph B. Choate
Southboro Legion Post
Legion Post
Logan
Minneapolis
Massachusetts
Pershing
Boston
Legion
Edward L. Logan
Massachusetts Department of the American Legion
Department of the American Legion
Choate
Logan Refuses Reply to Choate Over Bonus Question
Colonel Logan declined to discuss Commander Choate or his views saying personalities are the best response. The Massachusetts convention and Choate's post have endorsed the bonus. Choate of Southboro is described as out of step.
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Choate
Logan
Legion of Massachusetts
Southboro
No Finding on Eklund Death at Taunton Inquest
Taunton May 14 Judge Frederick E. Austin reserved decision after the inquest into the death of Oliver Ek lund the Providence chauffeur who was assaulted in his taxi en route to Taunton His death remains undetermined with the medical examiner suggesting drowning as a possibility and the body found May 2 still under review
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Taunton
Frederick E. Austin
District Court
Oliver Eklund
Providence
Charles A. Atwood
Fiveyearold David Cohen Injured From Second Story Fall
David Cohen a five year old boy of 3800 Washington Street Jamaica Plain suffered a fractured skull brain concussion and a broken back after tumbling from a second story piazza at 26 Egleston Street early last night police and medical teams attended the accident scene and took him to a city hospital for treatment
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David Cohen
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Egleston Street
Millionaire De Lamar Estate Worth $32 Million Plus
The estate of Joseph De Lamar is valued at 32,282,927 dollars, surpassing the 20 million estimate at death in 1918. His wealth stems from stocks, bonds, and mining interests. he left 5,511,401 dollars to Harvard, Columbia, and Johns Hopkins medical schools. He was born in Amsterdam and rose from sailor to financier.
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New York
Joseph de Lamar
Harvard
Columbia
Johns Hopkins
Chicago
Colorado
Idaho
Madison Avenue
Baby Falls in Boiling Water At Cambridge Home
Two year old Timothy F. Connors son of Mr and Mrs Michael J Connors of 25 Rindge Avenue Cambridge fell into a pail of boiling water while toddling in the kitchen. He was rushed by police ambulance to Cambridge Municipal Hospital where doctors report he will recover.
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Timothy F. Connors
Michael J. Connors
Rindge Avenue
Cambridge
Cambridge Municipal Hospital
Splendid List of Entrants for Three Day Truck Tour
A Boston notice describes 28 truck makes and over 40 entries for a three day ship by truck demonstration tour next Tuesday to Thursday. The run begins at 7 30 am from Commonwealth Avenue with trucks from Chevrolet, Clydesdale, Commerce Master, Sandow, Denby, Huffman, Vim and others. The tour ends with a Worcester celebration on May 19 and local governments promise ovations along the route.
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Boston
Firestone Building
Chase
Commonwealth Avenue
Worcester
POUND BULLET EXPLODES IN Hyde Park Wounding Boy
In Hyde Park two boys aged five and seven found an 82 calibre revolver bullet in a field near 1 Factory Street and 18 Factory Street. They pounded it with a stone causing the bullet to explode injuring Joseph Allenshopski in the left leg. He was treated at home by Dr. David E. Hanson and then sent to City Hospital.
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Joseph Allenshopski
Andrew Allenshopski
Factory Street
John Phillips
Hyde Park
Allenshopski
David E. Hanson
Hyde Park Avenue
City Hospital
Trolleymen Seek New Contract With Connecticut Company
Members of the Trolleymen's Union in the Connecticut Company system petition the state conference board for a June 1 start on a new contract. The request includes a 75 cent flat hourly wage, an eight hour day, and rules governing operation of the one man trolley car.
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New Haven
Conn
Trolleymen’s Union
Connecticut
Man From Weymouth Convicted In 1917 Larceny
Pat Connors received two months in Central Court for stealing 154 dollars from Mann Johnson of South Weymouth in 1917. Johnson unknowingly aided Connors then, later recognizing him at a Weymouth fertilizing plant led to the arrest. The case recounts the long-ago theft and its resurfacing.
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Pat Connors
Central Court
Mann Johnson
South Weymouth
Johnson
Connors
Mr. Johnson
Weymouth
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Stodder
Coes
Sghiocol Street
Eklund
Hanover St
Man OF
Mystery
Mr. de Lamar
Wall Street
Wolf
Carmen
Good Samaritan
Phi
Hanover and
Portland Streets
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