Harvard Arraigns Razor Thief After Yard Battle
Thomas Tevlin of Harvard special police fought off a knife attack by Frank Sanborn in Harvard Yard. After a 10 minute struggle Tevlin seized the razor and handcuffed the suspect, who was then turned over to Cambridge police at Harvard Square station.
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Harvard
College Yard
Thomas Tevlin
Harvard Yard
Tevlin
Landrigan
Cambridge
Harvard Square
Frank Sanborn
Perjured Self 10 Save Friend
Nicholas Jacobson was sentenced to Sing Sing for one year for perjury in an attempt to save Happy Jack Mulraney, slayer of Paddy the Priest. Mulraney, who faced execution next Monday, received a 60 day reprieve. Jacobson admitted guilt after his story, supported by Mulraney’s mother and a nurse, was found false.
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New York
Nicholas Jacobson
Happy Jack
Mulraney
Jacobson
Ex Chief of Police James W. Ryan Dies in Nashua
Former Milford police chief James W. Ryan who retired after 25 years service died at St. Joseph's Hospital Nashua following a serious operation. He also ran a livery and was active in newspaper and periodical business. Survived by son Thomas and three daughters Mrs. Cassidy Hollis Mrs. Bennett Milford and Mrs. Hadfield Milford, two brothers William H Torrington Conn Edward L Jamestown R I, and sister Mrs Mary L Tarbell Milford.
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Milford
N. H
James W. Ryan
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Nashua
Ryan
Thomas
Mary E. Cassidy
Hollis
Edward Bennett
Bowles Heads Ship Yards New Bethlehem Bundle
A certificate of incorporation was issued yesterday to the reorganized Fore River Shipbuilding Company. Bethlehem Steel Company owns it, with Charles M. Schwab as president. The new corporation has a $1,000,000 capitalization. Officers include Admiral Francis T. Bowles as president and John F. Hanly as vice president.
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Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Charles M. Schwab
Francis T. Bowles
John F. Hanly
Norman J. McGaffin
Charles E. Hathaway
Lawrence A. Rankin
George R. Williams
Frederick A. Foresman
Charles F. Pitman Dies in Laconia Hosiery Leader
Charles F. Pitman, a prominent hosiery manufacturer, died at his home 721 North Main street Laconia after several weeks of illness.
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Laconia
N. H
Charles EF. Pitman
North Main Street
Morse-Made Blue Serge Suits Priced at Twenty-Five Dollars
The retailer notes six years of satisfied customers with Morse-Made blue serge suits. Despite higher fabric and labor costs this season, prices rise while maintaining quality. The suits are suited for New England summers with comfort, priced at $25, others range from $15 to $30.
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New England
Special Men’s Suits Restocked at $15
After heavy demand last Saturday, new lots of suits arrived from the workrooms. Prices at $15 are lower than two months ago when similar styles sold for 17.50 to 22. The garments are largely Scotches and Cassimeres in soft roll and conservative models.
Special Value Boys Suits in Norfolk Blue Serge
Norfolk department store offers limited price range boys suits in sizes 6 to 18 years. Five dollar blue serge Norfolk suits outpace usual offerings, with 250 new arrivals featuring patch pockets and durable fabrics. Also available $8 and $10 options and stout sizes in blue serge. Junior reefers for boys to 11 years in cheviots and blue serges at $5.00.
Fabric Range Showcases Manhattan Quality and Variety
The price range from $1.50 to $10 covers percales madras flannel silk and linen silk crepe and Russian cord batiste. The notes insist the bare facts don’t reveal the beauty and variety of the patterns while affirming the quality as Manhattan.
All Wool Blue Flannel Suits For Memorial Day Wear
All wool fast color blue flannel suits suitable for permanent wear or veterans and yachtsmen. Eyelets allow different button sets. G A R buttons furnished free to veterans. Suits offered with separate parts: double-breasted coats 8.50, single-breasted coats 7.50, vests 2.00, trousers 4.00.
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Shuman
Scarves from a major neckwear maker go on sale
A large lot of Rajah Pongee and Shantung Ties is cleared out by a top neckwear manufacturer. The stock includes 13 shades such as King’s blue and garnet. Ties are 48 inches long with French fringe-end four-in-hands. Retail price 50c each, our offer 18c, six for a dollar.
Unusual Shoe Sale Offers Roomy Oxfords and More
Roomy gun metal calf lace Oxfords offered at underpriced rates. Men who want toe space will like the style. Other shoes priced from $4 to $5. Outing shoes include canvas white duck and Russia calf varieties with rubber, leather, or elkskin soles, ranging from $1.25 to $5.00.
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Russia
Massachusetts DAR protests flag use on stamp cancellations
The Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution voted to protest to Postmaster-General Burleson against stamps cancelled with a flag design. Mrs. Clara Louise Gibbs condemned desecration of the flag and led the pledge as officers were appointed at Wilder Hall during the state conference.
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Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution
Burleson
Navy
Clara Louise Gibbs
Waltham
Wilder Hall
Ashburton Place
Gibbs
Chicago
Salvation Army
New York
Frederick S. Davis
Boston
L. A. Cook
Greenfield
William H. Alline
Frank Hodge
East Boston
George W. Pfeiffer
Hyde Park
Nellie Rice Fiske
Cochituate
Franklin P. Shumway
W. Sprague
Isable W. Gordon
Worcester
S. D. Whittemore
Brockton
Lucy Fay
Chelsea
Gertrude Hudson
Winthrop
Elizabeth Marvin
Brookline
Cora C. Hunter
Louise Staples
Mass Meeting for Strikers in Hopedale
The Hopedale Defence League calls a large mass meeting Sunday at 2 PM in Fanueil Hall square to support the strikers. Speakers include William Yates I W W secretary Morrison Swift Caleb F Howard and John J Ballom. The group denounces Draper company for refusing arbitration and wage statements and condemns Judge Cook’s inquest ruling about Officer Sherman.
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Hopedale Defence League
Faneuil Hall Square
Hopedale
William Yates
Morrison I. Swift
Caleb F. Howard
John J. Ballom
Draper Company
Clifford A. Cook
Bacchiocchi
Sherman
Head First Plunge From Stairway Leaves Man Dying
John J. Shaughnessy a 32 year old jewelry salesman of 100 Revere Street Quincy fell 18 feet from the second story stairway at 128 Merrimac Street West End. He is dying at Relief Hospital with a skull intact but severe injuries from the fall.
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John J. Shaughnessy
Revere Street
Quincy
Davis Brothers
Washington Street
Relief Hospital
Merrimac Street
West End
Shaughnessy
Man Falls to Critical Condition From Outside Staircase Incident
Witnesses say Shaughnessy, carrying about 100 dollars in jewelry, climbed an exterior Merrimac street stairs to a vacant flat. He became involved in a dangerous head injury after peering over the railing and falling head first. Patrol officers report his scalp wound and dangerous internal head trouble. He was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
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Shaughnessy
Merrimac Street
Hurley
Joy Street
Heywood Bros
Coleman Returns to Greenfield Jail After Habeas Corpus
George W. Coleman, held on a writ of habeas corpus after wrecking the National City Bank of Cambridge, was moved from Boston to Greenfield jail via Deputy U S Marshal James Tighe. He said he was glad to return to farm work and fresh air.
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United States
James Tighe
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Greenfield
Boston
Town to Try Police Dog in Attleboro
Attleboro May 16 This town will soon have a regular police dog for patrol duty at night. Chief Wilbur of the police department believes a dog would aid officers in patrolling routes detecting crime and apprehending law breakers. The Selectmen have the matter under advisement and seek a suitable dog.
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Attleboro
Wilbur
Police Department
Lincoln Club Smoker to Feature Noted Speakers
The Lincoln Club of Boston will hold a smoker at the American House next Wednesday evening May 21. President Grafton D. Cushing announces speakers including Hon James M Swift attorney general Hon Alexander McGregor Hon Calvin Coolidge and Channing H Cox. Also signified to attend are Congressman Frederick H Gillett William S Greene Allan T Treadway and Samuel E Winslow.
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Lincoln Club
Boston
American House
Grafton D. Cushing
Club
James M. Swift
Fall River
The
Commonwealth
Alexander McGregor
Governor’s Council
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Senate
Channing H. Cox
House of Representatives
Frederick H. Gillett
Springfield
William S. Greene
Allan T. Treadway
Stockbridge
Samuel E. Winslow
Worcester
Man Hurled From Locomotive by Gas Explosion
Herbert Cheney, 22, of 69 Byron Street, Boston & Maine railroad employee, was thrown through a locomotive window by coal gas explosion in the engine's fire box at Manchester. He suffered minor facial cuts and bruises and was slightly shaken up.
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Manchester
N. H
Herbert
Cheney
Byron Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
No Celebration Planned for Secy Daniels Newport Visit
Newport Rhode Island May 16 There will be no celebration in honor of Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels when he arrives June 2 to open the Naval War College festivities postponed at his request.
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Newport
R. I
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Washington St
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aLlaa
Skull
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Neal
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Pleasant Ave
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U. S
Eyes
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Talbot’s
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Talbot
Panama
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