Too Chummy with the Judge Leads to Fine in Boston Court
Jeremiah Slattery and Edward Thompson faced Judge Edward L. Logan in South Boston District Court after they used familiar names for the judge. Slattery was fined $10 for public drunkenness and was rearrested in court. the incident followed after the men waited with probation officer Clayton H. Parmalee for the session to begin.
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Jeremiah Slattery
Broadway
Edward Thompson
Third Street
South Boston
D Street
Peninsular District
Edward L. Logan
Slattery
Thomas
Clayton H. Parmalee
Judge Logan
Keddie
Thompson urges leniency as arrest is ordered in court
Thompson asks for a chance while Judge Loan questions when to arrest. An officer announces the man is already under arrest and will appear in court today.
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Thompson
Eddie
Boston
Crispin
Cardinal O Connell Meets Pope in Rome Farewell Audience
Cardinal O Connell archbishop of Boston was received by Pope Benedict in a private audience in Rome. The pope praised the cardinal during the sanctification of Joan of Arc and beatification of Oliver Plunkett and sent a benevolent message to America. He plans to travel to Fiuggi for rest before sailing from Naples on the Canopic in early June.
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Cardinal O’connell
Rome
Naples
Legion Post Welcomes New Members in Dorchester Reception
The Thomas J. Roberts Post of the American Legion welcomed newly recruited members at a reception held in Lithgow Hall, Codman Square, Dorchester, after a successful recruitment campaign conducted last week.
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Thomas J. Roberts
American Legion
Lithgow Hall
Codman Square
Dorchester
Elizabeth Peabody House Players Stage The Golden Doom
The Elizabeth Peabody House Playhouse presented a one act play The Golden Doom yesterday staged by the class in dramatic instruction run by Boston Community Service. Miss Dorothea Sands directed with costumes and scenery by Oliver Larkin.
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Elizabeth Peabody
Elizabeth Peabody Playhouse
Community Service of
Boston
Dorothea Sands
Oliver Larkin
Community Service
Russia recognizes Letvia independence in Moscow accord
London May 26. The Lettish and Bolshevik peace delegations at Moscow reached an agreement in which Russia recognizes the complete independence of Letvia. An accord on frontier questions was received with only minor technical details remaining.
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London
Moscow
Russia
Body Identified of Man Found on Malden River Bank
The body found on the Malden River bank near the Locke Coal Company coal wharf by Patrolman Herbert Phinney was identified yesterday as Gaetano Transaglia, 65, of 7 Bloomingdale Street Chelsea.
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Malden
Herbert Phinney
Locke Coal Company
Medford Street
Gaetano Transaglia
Bloomingdale Street
Chelsea
Silent World Leaders Echo Historic Freedom Names
A fragment reflects on enduring places and events in American memory. Boston Concord Lexington and Bunker Hill are named as constants, anchoring a belief that history’s past remains secure and unforgotten.
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Boston
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Questions and Answers From the Post Letters Page
Readers ask about alphabetical first words after a and definitions of Quarter Day and motion pictures. They query presidential succession and a Webster quote about Massachusetts in 1830, with explanations from editors.
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New England
Victor Pathe
Columbia
Edison
New England Piano and Phonograph Co
Boylston St
Special Mail Order Department
Elizabeth Peabody House
Everett C. Jones
Dora Perlstien
Virginia Hewins
Lettie Verabee
American Sugar Refining Company
Domino
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Massachusetts
Daniel Webster
Dark
Boston Business
Regal Shoe
Summer Street
Cor
Bedford
Tremont Street
Cor. Court
Boylston
REGAL
Providence
Westminster Street
Worcester
Main Street
Kingsley Bldg
Col. Chatham
Fashion Park
Fashion
Kennedy
Summer
Hawley Streets
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