Charred bones in Sailstad case prompt nationwide search
Special agents for insurers suing for 65 000 in Sailstad life policy begin a nationwide search for Dorothy Anderson Sailstad's stenographer. They contend the cabin fire that supposedly claimed Edward J. Sailstad's life involved an affair and human bones found in the Lake Nebagamon cabin. The agents describe Sailstad as of medium build.
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Superior
Wis
Edward J. Sailstad
Eau Claire
Lake Nebagamon
Dorothy Anderson
Sailstad
Thempanies
Anderson
Agist
University of Last
Peggy Marsh's Boy Receives Legal Name Anthony Field Johnson
Peggy Marsh’s five year old son Tony now holds a court recognized name Anthony Field Johnson. The name honors Henry Field Jr of Chicago as his alleged father while Field estate claims were pursued. Peggy says Field and Johnson names reflect Tony’s parentage and her dancing partner husband’s adoption of the boy.
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New York
Tony
Peggy Marsh
Anthony Field Johnson
Anthony
Peggy
James A. Foley
Field
Henry Field, Jr
Chicago
Johnson
Albert
Buster
Boston University ROTC Prize Drill Honors Prizes Awarded
More than 70 men and a band joined the annual prize drill and parade on Boston Common under Maj. General Edwards. Miss Gertrude Marshall presented the first regimental colors to Col. J. E. Corcoran. Major Philip Richardson won the gold medal for First Battalion. Henry H. Stafford received the silver for best sophomore work. William Pelkus earned bronze for freshman excellence. W. A. Wheeler won a special pistol shooting prize.
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Boston University
Boston Common
General Edwards
Gertrude Marshall
J. E. Corcoran
Marshall
College of Secretarial Science
Fenway
Phiilip Richardson
Brookline
Henry H. Stafford
Newton
Co. E
William Pelkus
Dorchester
Co. G
W. A. Wheeler
Mary Young Goes Into the Movies After Boston Run
Boston star Mary Young of Castle Square and Malden Auditorium fame will shift from stage to film after a summer in Chicago. She praises manager Mr Niedner for his progressive stock company approach and notes this week’s Malden engagement with Walter Richardson marks her final cast role in Common Clay.
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Mary Young
Boston
Old Castle Square Theatre
Malden Auditorium
Common Clay
Miss Young
Walter Richardson
Malden Theatre
Chicago
Niedner
Paris Woman Claims Legal Wife Status of Vonsiatsky
Madame Libour Mouromsky of Paris says she will remain in Paris until the U.S. attorney general acts on documents she sent claiming to be the legal wife of Anastase Vonsiatsky, a Philadelphia engineer who recently married Marian Buckingham Ream-Stephens of Chicago. Federal officials note bigamy is a state matter, and papers may go to New York authorities where the marriage was performed.
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Madame Loubour Mouromsky
United States
Anastase Vonsiatsky
America
Marion Buckingham Ream-Stephens
Chicago
Madame Mouromsky
Washington
Department of Justice
Madame Libour Mouromsky
Philadelphia
Marian Buckingham Ream-Stephens
Department
State Department
New York
Vonsiatsky
Ream-Stephene
Haverhill Youth Pleads Not Guilty in Manslaughter Case
Paul M. Claridge, a Haverhill youth, pleaded not guilty before Judge Lewis S. Cox in Superior Criminal Court to a manslaughter indictment for the death of 19 year old Herman M. Tabor of Haverhill. Bonds of 1000 were posted by his mother Maud J. Claridge and accepted by the government.
Court Proceedings Short and Swift in Afternoon Session
The case moved to trial or disposition as the proceedings consumed only a brief portion of the court's mid afternoon session.
Congregational Churches to Raise 1 087 500 for World Movement
In Fitchburg on May 16 the Massachusetts Congregational Conference voted to assume the full 1 087 500 quota for the five million dollar world movement. The move overturns a committee recommendation to raise only a portion yearly. The body also adopted a 25 000 target for Seaman's Friend Society and related allocations. The Rev. William W. Patton criticized disobedience to prohibition law and Sunday amusements.
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Fitchburg
Massachusetts
Congregational World Movement
Massachusetts Congregational Conference
Seaman’s Friend Society of
Boston
New England
William W. Patton
Haverhill
Committee On Moral and Social Welfare
Old Sewer Pipes Found by Workmen in South End
Hundreds of feet of old sewerage pipes, long discarded, were dug up by workmen on Washington Street near East Dedham Street in the South End. The pipes are believed to have been laid and used over a century ago.
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Washington Street
Dedham Street
South End
May Yohe Hosts Reception After Bowdoin Show
May Yohe, famed musical comedy star, will give a personal reception tonight at Bowdoin Square Theatre after her performance in In Silk Attire. Fans recalling her old days will greet the popular performer who has a lasting fondness for Boston. Her stage presence and songs delight audiences, confirming she retains a rare voice.
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Yohe
Bowdoin Sq
Miss Yohe
Boston
Dorchester Students Fined for School Absences
Dorchester Court fined parents after truant officer Phillip McArdle cited several Dorchester High School students for extensive absences. Three pupils faced absences of 25 sessions or more. Edward P. Adams was fined 20 dollars for his son’s truancy, while Thomas Urquigart and Rebecca Gilman received suspended fines of 2 dollars each for similar charges.
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Dorchester Court
Phillip McArdle
Edward P. Adams
Fuller’ Street
Thomas Urquigart
West Seldon Etree
Rebecca Gilman
Callender Street
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