Ward Must Prove the Truth of His Story
Ward denies resignation but his attorney signals mail in, while District Attorney Weekes presses for full disclosure of self defense and possible blackmail. Reported letters signed C R point to threats as coroner’s inquest faces delays and a mystery woman linked to Peters’ circle emerges with a pansied handkerchief found in Peters’ pocket.
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Ward
Clarence Peters
New Rochelle
Weekes
Westchester County
Peters
Kensico
New York
Girl Drowned by Undertow at Atlantic City Beach
Edna Bowers a 12 year old from Philadelphia drowned after undertow swept her hundreds of yards from shore. Three bathers who aided her were rescued with difficulty by lifeguard Roger McKenna. they James Goodwin Camden New Jersey William McGranahan Bogt on Lancaster Penn were hospitalized for treatment.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Edna Bowers
Philadelphia
Gir
Roger McKenna
James Goodwin
Camden
William McGranahan
Bogton
Carl F. Brenner
Lancaster
Penn
Tacoma Ensign to Wed Brookline Gil
Miss Gertrude Henderson of Brookline is to marry Ensign Wick Lincoln Anderson of the U S Navy. The couple became engaged May 1 after a dinner in Boston during the Tacoma s port call. A four month Panama honeymoon follows a September wedding at the bride s aunt s home in Winchester with the ceremony by her clergyman father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Henderson
Brookline
Wick Lincoln Anderson
U. S
Tacoma
Boston
Miss Henderson
Annapolis
Ensign Anderson
Cuba
Panama
Jessie Smith Henderson
Frank W. Anderson
Baltimore
William Massey Smith
Winchester
Aviators Leap From Plane as It Plunges Near Worcester
Major C. H. Woolley and Captain B. W. Leyson Jr of Boston escaped injury when a government airplane en route from Framingham to Worcester plummeted 200 feet and landed in a pasture near Holy Cross College. The bi plane was demolished and the cause remains unknown after the motor quit suddenly.
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Worcester
C. H. Woolley
B. W. Leyson, Jr
Boston
Framingham
Holy Cross College
Foreign War Vets to Observe Memorial Day
Suffolk County Council of the Veterans of Foreign Wars issued an official order calling posts in their jurisdiction to observe Memorial Day and honor not only World War II fallen but veterans of all American wars.
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Suffolk County Council of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Navy Reserve Officers Face Possible Loss of Jobs
The navy appropriation shortfall could end naval reserve officers from the naval auxiliary force who man fuel oil ships cargo ships and hospital ships. Many have risen from the ranks and are trained for this duty while Annapolis graduates would shift to auxiliary ships causing time delays and a military disconnect. About 150 to 200 officers from commander to ensign May lose positions under the plan.
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Naval Reserve
Naval Auxiliary Force
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
No Verdict in 50000 Suit Over Costa Rica Railway
After a 10 hour deliberation a federal jury failed to reach a verdict in Michael V. Ryan of Milford Connecticut against the Northern Railway of Costa Rica. Judge Morton discharged the jury as the case ended without a decision. The suit began against United Fruit Company of Boston and the Northern Railway but the judge ruled United Fruit had no direct control and was not liable.
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Michael V. Ryan
Milford
Body Identified as Daw After Charlestown Water Find
The drowned man found near the Charlestown bridge is believed to be Charles T. Daw of Somerville. Mrs. Florence Daw identified his watch memorandum book and pipe, tying the body to Daw who vanished April 22. The case clarifies the Myra York immigration detention and previous misidentifications in Vancouver.
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Charlestown Bridge
Charles T. Daw
West
Quincy Street
Somerville
Florence Daw
Myra York
Vancouver
B. C
Charles E. Daw
Charles Farnham
Henry A. York
York
Dan
Riots in Rome Wound Scores of Guards and Fascists
In Rome on May 2 scores of Royal Guards and Fascists were wounded in a street battle in the San Lorenzo quarter as clashes erupted in the city streets.
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Rome
Associated Press
San Lorenzo
Causes of shakes in Boston buildings puzzle scientists
Boston researchers and city inspectors say neither earthquakes nor home brewing cause the tremors felt in North End and downtown buildings. They describe sympathetic vibration as a plausible factor, with traffic and pumps potentially triggering unusual movement in tall structures. Professor Theodore Lyman voices doubt but concedes the tuning fork theory remains possible. City engineers continue investigations.
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North End
Boston
Little Italy
Richmond Street
Theodore Lyman
Jefferson ‘Physical Laboratory
Harvard University
Lyman
Jazz Gone Wild Hits Richmond Street Shocks Residents
City officials and scientists say the misbehaving equipment near Richmond street is not a threat. They describe the wobbling walls and swaying ceilings as the spirit of jazz, advising residents to endure the rhythmic disturbances without alarm.
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Richmond Street
North End
Richmond Exchange
Volstead
City Hall
Receivers in the Electrical Path Analogy
The receivers form part of the electrical path through which signals pass. They are affected only by the current and no external energy. An analogy compares this to water pipes connected to a lake at one point, allowing water to reach all city parts without keeping pipes near the lake.
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Flint
Weeks
Charley Ross
Jack
Broadway
Newport
R. I
Colonial Strand
Lomveli
Mass
Waltham
Newburyport
Amesbury
Strand
Town Hall
Portland
Fall River
Mars
Nickelodeon
Rialto Bijou
Academy of Music Empire
Empire Circuit
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Henry O. Cushman
John F. Cronin
Supreme Judicial Court
Court House
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Henry C. Cushman
Cosmopolitan Trust CO
Congress Street
Regent
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa CO
Erik Lincoln Anderson
Tiovev SF
VIS Shoes
Hte
D. W. Bush
St. Botolph St
Bush
Telephone Company
Heinz
Melachrino
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