Gardner Denies Navy Readiness Claims in Letter
Thomas G. Frothingham writes to the editor defending U S Navy readiness for summer 1915. He asserts Oklahoma and Nevada will be commissioned soon, join the fleet, and carry guns he praises as essential in the war. Frothingham agrees with Gardner on the value of naval guns and calls for continued improvement.
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Oklahoma
Nevada
Mr. Gardner
Thomas G. Frothingham
Coe Case Ends Says Father Protects Family
In New York Dr. Henry C. Coe vows to shield his granddaughter after his son disappeared last December and was later found in Fairbanks Alaska denying paternity and indicating he would not return to his wife.
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New York
Henry C.coe
East Forty-first Street
Henry C. Coe, Jr
Fairbanks
Alaska
Coe Case Updates Aimed at Protection and Private Matters
Dr. Coe announces steps to protect the girl and seeks mental examination for his son. He says the boy is healthy, the reward is paid, and public interest in the case has ended. Young Mrs. Coe travels from Boston to New York to visit relatives. arrival at 8 West Seventy sixth Street is uncertain.
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Dr. Coe
Hopes for Pardon for McNamara in Los Angeles Case
Clarence S. Darrow, defense attorney for the McNamara brothers, told the Industrial Relations Commission that he hopes J B McNamara in a life sentence would be pardoned soon. He tied the case to broader industrial and social conditions in America today.
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Washington
Clarence S. Darrow
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
America
Industrial Relations Commission
J. B. McNamara
McNamara Seen as Martyr by Lawyer and Darrow
The lawyer portrays McNamara as acting for the common good and a martyr when he blew up the Los Angeles Times. Darrow argues for reforms replacing punishment with progress, claiming American liberty is a theoretical delusion and England grants more liberty. Emery cites fees from dynamite actions and questions martyrdom. Rockefeller Jr remains to testify on Colorado coal strike, awaiting commission call tomorrow.
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McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Darrow
England
America
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Mr. Emery
Great Britain
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
New York
Washington
Obituary of Clarence N. Gay Former Globe Foreman
Clarence N. Gay an employee of the Globe for 19 years died of pneumonia at his home 31 Orkney road Brighton after a brief illness. Born April 17 1872 in Tunbridge Vermont he worked as night foreman in display advertising at the composing room and was active in the Boston Typographical Union Benevolent Order of Printers and Globe Relief Society. Survived by wife Edith Alberta and two sisters Grace Lynn and Chester Wright funeral Friday at Forest Hills Cemetery chapel.
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Clarence N. Gay
Globe
Orkney Road
Brighton
Mr. Gay
Tunbridge
Orrin A. Gay
Randolph
Grace Lynn
Maine
Chester Wright
New Hampshire
Chapel of Forest Hills Cemetery
O'Brien Lectures On Public Utilities Regulation
William H. O'Brien chief of the Public Service Commission telegraph division spoke at Fraternity Hall Milton Lower Mills last night. He delivered an address on the history of the telegraph and telephone and the state’s work in regulating public utilities.
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William H. O’brien
Telephone and Telegraph Division
Public Service Commission
St. Gregory’s Court
Fraternity Hall
Milton Lower Mills
Lone Bandit Confesses After Hartford Capture
Boston police identified John R. Meakin as the lone gunman who for three months robbed store proprietors and clerks. He had been captured by Hartford police in a running revolver duel before his positive identification at headquarters yesterday.
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Boston
John R. Meakin
Hartford
Meakin Confesses to String of Hold-Ups Faces Trial
Meakin admits guilt in a series of armed robberies across Boston. He pleads mercy, claims lack of opportunity in youth, and is remanded to Charles Street jail for arraignment in Superior Court on a hold-up indictment. The list covers Richardson & Co 110 Beach Street Feb 4, United Cigar Stores 70 Federal Feb 18, and several others through April 30.
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Meakin
Charles Street
Richardson & Co
Beach Street
Charles Hollander
Ryan Bros
United Cigar Stores
Federal Street
Alexander Cain
Joseph V. Marlow & Co
Washington Street
Richard V. Kearns
William E. Gallagher
Bedford Street
August Thiel
Atlantic Avenue
Congress Street
Otto Peil
Terminal Wine Company
Peter McKenna
Eagle Wine Company
Columbus Avenue
Harry Prager
Peter Corcoran
Jack Gelewitz
Blue Hill Avenue
Santa Clara
Adams Square
Peter Shea
Colpitts Ticket Agency
W. F. Kneeland
Joe Aramano
Broadway
South Boston
H. F. Cochrane
Third Street
Quincy Woman Attacked Near Home by Unknown Man
Miss Alvira Munson domestic at 162 Munroe Road Quincy was assaulted by a man as she returned to her employer's home. He sprang from behind a tree, struck her in the mouth and face, knocking out three teeth and leaving her bruised. She screamed for help and escaped, police say a clue exists and are investigating.
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Alvira Munson
Munroe Road
Quincy
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