Lawrence to Get Big Plant
The Victor Typewriter Company of New York City closed an option for land at Beacon and Dover streets along the Boston and Maine tracks owned by the Essex company. It plans a four story concrete and terra cotta factory 750 feet long and 70 feet deep, with a total outlay claimed of 1,300,000 dollars. Building will start within 60 days and 1500 skilled workers will be employed.
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Lawrence
Victor Typewriter Company
New York City
Beacon
Andover Streets
Boston & Maine Railroad
Essex Company
Victor Company
Chamber of Commerce
Victor
Successor to Rourke Willi Be Named Today
Mayor Curley will appoint a new public service commissioner to replace Louis K. Rourke at a $9000 salary. Several engineers are touted as possible appointees, with City figures like Patrick O'Hearn Guy C. Emerson and Edward F. Murphy among those named as potential successors.
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Louis K. Rourke
Curley
Patrick O’hearn
Guy C. Emerson
Finance Commission
Edward F. Murphy
Public Works Department
Man Shoots Friend. John Kirby Sentenced to Three to Five Years
The case details the killing of Antone Yunitz by his friend John Kirby. Indicted for murder, the charge was reduced to manslaughter. Kirby, who had shown Moody behavior, shot Yunitz on a street corner on April 5 after they talked as friends.
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Antone Yunitz
John Kirby
Kirby
Cracksman Held After Bold Safe Break
Joseph Schwartz of Brooklyn was caught in the act of plundering a West Broadway saloon safe early yesterday. He faces two charges breaking and entering at night and possessing burglar tools. Bail totals 15000 as he is held for hearing before Judge Logan in South Boston Court Thursday.
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Joseph Schwartz
Brooklyn
N. Y
West Broadway
Logan
South Boston
Burglar Schwartz Captured After Night Break In
Police tracked and arrested Schwartz after he tunneled into the 342 West Broadway saloon rear and drilled the office wall to reach the safe. A .88 caliber revolver with a Brooklyn smith’s imprint and a matching burglary tool known as a jimmy were found. Investigators believe he is part of a larger gang and was identified by his photograph at police headquarters.
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Schwartz
Joseph Mathus
West Broadway
John F. Cashin
James A. Murphy
Thomas Murch
Broadway
Sherman Court
Jimmy
Brooklyn
New York
Mr. O'Connell
Boston Bride-To-Be Wed In Marion Summer Home
The marriage of Miss Margaret Stone daughter of Galen Stone of Boston and Huntington H Hardwick of Quincy will be at the Stones Marion summer home on July 8. Miss Natha Line Cummer of Boston is maid of honor with Miss Edith Stevens of Brookline and Miss Constance Kellen of Boston as bridesmaids. Barbara Stone will be flower girl. Mr Hardwick will graduate from Harvard in June.
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Margaret Stone
Galen ,Stone
Boston
Huntington H. Hardwick
Quincy
The
Stones
Marion
Nathaline Cummer
Edith Stevens
Brookline
Constance Kellen
Barbara Stone
Mr. Hardwick
Harvard
Canfield Bets and Five Hundred One on Hampton Beach
Miss Annie Mahoney testified about cards and Canfield games during visits with Theodore D. Whitney at Amy H. Barker’s Hampton Beach cottage. She described whiskey, payments, and a pact to “stick together” after Whitney’s death amid a will contest over a 230000 estate.
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Whitney
Theodore D. Whitney
Amy H. Barker
Brookline
Hampton Beach
Annie M. Mahoney
Joseph F. O'Connell
T. D. Whitney
Miss Mahoney
Mrs. Barker
Mr. Whitney
Miss Barker
Mr. O'Connell
Old Colony Trust Company
Amy
Hampton
William J. Mahoney
Woman Illumination of Wealth and Jewelry Questioned
The record notes she held $18 700 in notes and $1239 in additions to dividends from Telephone and smelting stock raising total income to $1 800. She earned between $800 and $1000 annually while employed at Mr. Whitneys store. She denied owning a $5000 emerald ring, saying she lent a small ring to her niece Laura M. Whitney some time ago.
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Mr. Whitney
Laura M. Whitney
Medford Ordered to Return $9000 Cash from Mosquito Assessment
City Solicitor Georges Co. Scott ruled that the 1913 Board of Health action to use the United States and Irrigation Company program to drain mosquitoes and levy a special assessment was illegal. The decision reverses a prior opinion by former City Solicitor Edward H. Elder and requires the city to refund about $9000 in cash and about $1000 in land value to property holders.
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Medford
Georges Co. Scott
Dward BH. Elder
Haines
Board of Health
United States and Irrigation Company
Meford
Harrison Co. Big Sale Offers Blue Serge Suits
Advertisement notes a big sale by Harrison Co at 662 to 672 Washington St. with blue serge suits priced from 10.50 to 12.50 and a $12.50 price for $25 Harko suits. Also mentions $7.50 for $12 suits and invites customers to visit today.
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Harrison Co
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington St
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Market
Wakefield Police
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Foxcroft
Milan
Dresden
National Spring
Gilchristco
Washington and Winter Sts
Rourke Willi
Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Canfield
Asa Chaperon
Miss Eean
Lane
Judge Fox
Eis “Pthis Brand
Efahm
Brother Wyer
Whitney - Barker
Nature
America
Clicquot Club
Clicquot Club Company
Millis, Mass
Hudson Street
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
Federal
HE Hey Ray
Massachusetts Ave
Sxons
H. Ross Maddocks Co., Inc
Greater Boston
Drisbuters
Boylston Street
B. B
Saxon Motor Co
Mass
New England
F. S. Sumner
Mar
Union St
Washington Street
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Washington St. Jefferson Bldg
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