Purdy Cleared in Not Guilty Verdict at East Cambridge
Blake G. Purdy of Milton former Purdy Towboat Co. treasurer and principal owner of the Jack O'Lanterm pavilion faced a charge of obtaining a signature under false pretences. Judge Brown ordered the jury to return a verdict of not guilty after the State rested its case.
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Blake G. Purdy
Milton
Purdy ‘Towboat Co
Boston
Ance Pavilion
Jack O'Lanterm
East Cambridge
Brown
Gardner Post Cane Holder Dies at 99 in Gardner
Sidney Boisse, holder of the Boston Post gold headed cane and eldest resident of Gardner, died here today at age 99. Born in Shelon, Vermont, he leaves seven children, several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Gardner Post
Gardner
Sidney Boisse
Boston Post
Shelon
Wets Seek To Force Issue In House Vote On Liquor Bill
Fifty representatives joined Ways and Means to push a prompt report on a local option liquor bill by Hill of Maryland. The plan would allow manufacture of RI6 and wines under local option with a 20 cent per gallon tax. Each district becomes a federal local option area with a November referendum. Revenue estimated at 400 to 500 million dollars annually.
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Washington
United News
Ways and Means
Hill
Maryland
Noon Meeting on Railroad Situation in Faneuil Hall
The Bb. & M. Stockholders' Protective Association announces a noon meeting today at Faneuil Hall for public discussion of the New England railroad situation. Invited speakers include Mayor Curley former Mayor Peters former Governor Foes Joseph Walker former House Speaker Edmund D. Codman and others.
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Faneuil Hall
Bb. & M. Stockholders’ Protective Association
New England
Curley
Peters
Foes
Joseph Walker
Massachusetts
Edmund D. Codman
Fitchburg Railroad
Casey Crandall Sports Writer Dies Suddenly
Casey Crandall a sports writer died this morning in a Greensboro hospital after being brought there yesterday suffering from an extreme nervous disorder. He came to Charlotte four years ago from Fall River Massachusetts.
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Charlotte
N. C
Casey Crandall
Greensboro
Fall River
Mass
Russian Bulgarian minister visits Boston for Near East college talks
Dr Stephen Panaretoff, Bulgarian minister to the U.S. since 1914, arrived in Boston to promote three American colleges in the Near East. He spoke at 54 Fenway on "America's Educational Influence in the Near East" to hundreds as Dr James L Barton presided. images illustrated conditions in the region.
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Bostonian
U. S
George M. Washburn
Boston
Icit
Stephen Panaretoff
Washburn
Near
Near.East
United States
Panaretoff
America
John Livingston Grandin
Fenway
Near East
James L. Barton
American Board of Foreign Missions
Year in Jail for Gunfounter? Elmer Ross Sentenced
Officer Butler on Joy Street nabbed Elmer Ross of Malden after a Bowdoin Square encounter. Ross stood accused of attempting to sell razors and producing keys and a loaded Mauser pistol in Central Court yesterday, appealing the sentence.
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Butler
Joy Street
Elmer Ross
Malden
Central Court
Ross
192 Quarts Go To Uncle Sam
A civil forfeiture case in the United States District Court seized 192 quarts of whiskey and one keg of ale abandoned at Savin Hill beach last fall. With no claimant, Judge Morton ordered the liquor turned over to the government and an analysis made before sale to qualified liquor handlers. The beverag es are said to be high grade.
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United States District Court
Savin Hill Beach
United States
Morton
Uncle Sam
May Chaplin's mother may stay in U S for medical care
An Immigration Bureau solicitor's opinion to Secretary of Labor Davis says Mrs Han nah Chaplin mother of Charles Chaplin may be allowed to stay in the United States for temporary medical treatment. It does not grant automatic permission to remain in Santa Monica but grants discretionary power. Medical reports from her representatives are requested to prove treatment benefits under American climate before a final decision.
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Washington
Hannah Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
United States
Davis
Immigration Bureau
Chaplin
Santa Monica
Calif
Easthampton Boy Catches Record Brook Trout
In Easthampton Broad Brook a brown trout weighing eight and a quarter pounds and measuring two feet four inches was landed by 15 year old Grant Craig yesterday afternoon. He tied the line to a tree, jumped in, and wrestled the fish ashore, the largest ever seen in the area.
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Easthampton
Broad Brook
Grant Craig
Bridgeport Bandits Held in $20 000 Bail
In Bridgeport Connecticut on May 2 ward Kiviat Herman Kraut and Max Becker all from New York City were held in 20000 bail each for trial before the September term of the Fairfield County Superior Criminal Court on the payroll holdup of Connecticut Company employees Wednesday.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Dward Kiviat
Herman Kraut
Max Becker
New York City
Connecticut Company
Fairfield County Superior Criminal Court
Orphans to live in Utah under Miss Jepperson custody
Judge Prest ruled that Marion Ruth and Georgia Gilchrist will move to Utah to live with Florence Jepperson a Brigham Young University music professor. Jepperson testified her church ties and ability to educate and care for the children were the motive, denying any ulterior aim.
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Marion
Ruth
Georgia Gilchrist
Utah
Florence M. Jepperson
Charlotte White Burt
Boston
Burt
Miss Jepperson
Move to unite all shoe unions on May 31 meeting
Leaders from shoe industry unions plan a May 31 gathering at Paine Memorial Hall, Boston, to form one large union. The Shoe Workers Protective Union is highlighted as a key proponent in the drive amid about 76 000 unionized shoe workers nationwide.
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Paine Memorial Hef
Boston
Shoe Workers Protective Union
Oon
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