Real Father to Appear in Case Over Ormsbee Child
Miss Emily Towner told a Boston Post reporter that proof her eight year old Dorothy Ormsbee is not dead will come later. She claims Dorothy is her daughter Dorothy Towner and says the real father will come from Montreal to help prove identity.
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William W. Ormsbee
Emily Towner
Post
Miss Towner
Ormsbees
Montreal
Law
Alvah L. Stinson
Mrs. Ormsbee
Loring
Supreme Judicial Court
Dorothy
Mr.Ormsbee
Boston
Dorothy Towner
Mr. Ormsbee
Armenian man jailed for assault with intent to murder wife
Ardach Garabedian of Lawrence received a four to eight year sentence in State prison after a jury found him guilty of assault with intent to murder his wife Rosie on February 27. The Armenian defendant claimed he rescued her from Turks and married her, saying the marks were to protect his honor.
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Detroit
Garabedian
Patrolman Stops Runaway Horse in South Boston Chase
Patrolman James Troy of Station 6 in South Boston pursued a runaway horse on foot through East Boston for a half mile yesterday. He leaped in front of the animal, grabbed the reins, and halted the horse before it could hit a group of children at play.
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James Troy
Station 6
South Boston
East
Boston
President Harding’s informal conference ideas revealed
Washington May 19. The dispatch summarizes President Harding’s current thinking shared in informal conferences. The brief notes that direct quotes are not allowed, but convey his views to the nation through this medium.
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Washington
Harding
President Harding discusses prosperity and policy shifts
The article reports President Harding in an amiable mood at a White House meeting with cabinet members. It notes calls to end the 12 hour day, rising production and labor shortages, and favorable signals from steel and auto industries. The piece mentions politics with Beveridge and Pinchot, the Japan visit by 1881 naval class, coal strike discussions, and upcoming talks with railroad leaders.
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Meetre
International Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Chicago
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Harding
Beveridge
Pinchot
Japan
Henderson
McCormick
Illinois
Denby
Hoover
Dunbar Dies. Lowell Leader Frank E. Dunbar Passes Away
Frank E. Dunbar president of the Boott Mills and Appleton Co. died at his home 28 Andover Street at age 63. A Lowell native, he led in law politics and business, serving as director of multiple banks and companies and as a trustee of the Lowell Five Cents Savings Bank. He was active in church affairs and a delegate to national Republican conventions.
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Lowell
Frank E. Dunbar
Boott Mills
Appleton Company
Andover Street
Dunbar
United States
John Jacob Rogers
Pittsfield
City Hall
Congressman Rogers
National Union Bank
Lowell Morris Plan
Lowell Gaslight Company and Trades and Mechanics Insurance Company
Obida Held For Murder In Portland Case
Probable cause was found against Frank Obida of Lawrence Massachusetts when arraigned in Portland Municipal Court today. He is charged with murdering his brother in law John Kamendulis in the city on the night of May 12. Obida is held for the September term of the Superior Court. Witness Joseph Bankowski known to police as Joseph Kelley is held on $500 bail as a material witness. Kamendulis was found in his kitchen May 13 unconscious and died the next day at a local hospital.
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Portland
Frank Obida
Lawrence
Mass
John Kamendulis
Obida
Joseph Bankowski
Joseph Kelley
Kamendulis
Postmasters Discuss Mail Problems At State League Meet
Boston post office experts addressed the 16th annual State League of Postmasters meeting at the American House. Speakers included Assistant Postmaster William Hurley Victor Stonesfier editor of the Postmasters' Advocate and Inspector Thomas Swift with T C Ayer of the Postal Savings Department. they focused on registered mail and delivering heavy parcel post.
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Boston
State League of Postmasters
American House
William Hurley
Victor Stonesfier
Postmasters’ Advocate
Washington
Thomas Swift
T. C. Ayer
Postal Savings Department
Alcohol in Olive Oil Case Stirs North End Scrutiny
Cosimo Mericio of Commercial Street was fined $50 in Central Court for possessing gallons of so called olive oil that proved to be indifferently produced alcohol. Police suspect more barrels hidden around the village and vow close watch on sales.
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North End
Cosimo A. Mericio
Commercial Street
Central Court
Mericia
Cambridge Welfare Union Food Sale Aids Local Charity
Under the Cambridge Welfare Union a food sale was held yesterday at the First Parish Church Parish House in Cambridge. The event showcased products from many Cambridge manufacturers and netted several hundred dollars for charitable work in the city. Edwin H. Hall of 3 Garden Street Cambridge serves as association president.
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Cambridge Welfare Union
Cambridge
Edwin H. Hall
Garden Street
SLAIN BOY IDENTIFIED AS CLARENC E PETERS
The body of a Westchester murder victim was positively identified as Clarence Peters a 19 year old from Haverhill Massachusetts Identification was confirmed by fingerprints and information from the Haverhill police and Navy department records.
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White Plains
N. Y
Westchester County
Clarence Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Raymond Hill
George J. Warner
Department of Navigation
Navy Department
Washington
Peters
Missing Haverhill man found murdered near Chappaqua
A former navy seaman from 19 Grove Street Haverhill has been missing for months. His body was discovered three days ago near Chappaqua with a gunshot wound to the chest. State troopers and the sheriff pursue leads but lack motive. Albert Peters prepares for identification as Sheriff Warner notes a startling theory.
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Navy
Grove Street
Haverhill
Chappaqua
Navy Department
Albert Peters
Sheriff Warner
Ardach Gara bedian sentenced for attempted murder of wife
Ardach Gara bedian was found guilty of assault with intent to kill Rosie, his wife, as she left a local mill on February 28. In Superior Court today he received a four to eight year sentence in State's prison.
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Lawrenched
Ardach Garabedian
Rosie
Man charged for statutory offense given 3 to 5 year term
Manchester May 19 Robert Ayer was sentenced to Concord State Prison for three to five years for a statutory offense against a girl under 16. His wife Mrs Ayer wept during the court session. In a civil suit by the girl's mother Josephine Plumpton the jury awarded $300 damages.
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Manchester
N. H
Robert
Ayer
Concord
Oliver W. Branch
Superior Criminal Court
Josephine Plumpton
Escapees Farmhouse Breaker Gets 12 Years Sentence
Herry Berwin, who escaped from State Prison on December 16 in a packing box and was captured the same day after breaking into L. O. Crane's home at 9 Eastbourne Road Newton Centre, was sentenced to two and a half to four years by Judge Brown in East Cambridge court. On April 7 he received two and a half to five years in Suffolk Superior Court for attempting to escape, bringing his total State Prison term to 12 to 18 years.
Swig Bill Rejected by Senate 34 to 0
The Senate rejected the Swig bill by 34 to 0. The measure aimed to grant savings bank depositors the same rights as corporate members under the initiative and referendum. It now goes to the House, with advocates needing 5000 more signatures to place it on the next state election ballot.
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Senate
Simon Swig
Committee On Banks and Banking
Wells
House
Lawrence Strikers Plan Parade in Lawrence and New England
Officials of the One Big Union in Lawrence complete plans for a parade of local strikers their families and strike sympathizers set for tomorrow afternoon with as many as 100000 participants from New England centers. A mass meeting on the common will follow featuring Robert Minor of New York described as a former war correspondent.
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Lawrence
New England
Robert Minor
New York
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