Former Judge Indicted In Oak Ridge Murder Case
Former Judge W. G. Loving, manager of the Thomas F. Ryan estate, was indicted for the murder of Theodore I. Estes near Lovingston on April 22 after a drive. Loving pleaded not guilty and sought a venue change as affidavits and counsel arguments filled the afternoon session. The court planned to announce venue decisions the following morning. The case draws wide attention due to the parties’ prominence.
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Lovingston
W. G. Loving
Thomas F. Ryan
Theodore I. Estes
Oak Ridge
Loving
Estes
Miss Loving
Mrs. Laura Corey Sells Home in Braddock After Divorce
Braddock Penn May 28 Mrs Laura Cook Corey former wife of William E Corey sells the 12 room Hawkins avenue North Braddock house where they began married life over 23 years ago The price is reported at 3000 The money to build came from a legacy to the bride from Rev Dr John Laucks a pioneer Methodist circuit rider
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Braddock
Penn
William Ellis Corey
Mabelle Gilman
Laura Cook Corey
Steel King
Hawkins Avenue
North
Granddaughter of Barron Stars in Frou Frou at Park Theatre
At a small dinner Lillian Lawrence introduces Miss Beverly West, the granddaughter of Charney Barron of the Boston Museum, born Aurora Johnson, performing in Frou Frou. She hopes to make a hit under her stage name and remains praised as a superior Angeliques who sings and harpists well. Charley Barron now lives in Roxbury.
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Lillian Lawrence
Park Theatre
Beverly West
Old Charney Barron
Boston Museum
Aurora Johnson
Charley Barron
Roxbury
Dedham Votes to Buy Westfield Street Lot for Engine House
At a special town meeting in Dedham on May 28 the voters approved purchasing land on Westfield street for a new engine house at 7000 dollars to be borrowed by the town. The Edison Illuminating Company contract review was accepted and a municipal lighting plant proposal was postponed pending expert cost analysis.
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Dedham
Westfield Street
Edison Illuminating Company
Dance of Immaculate Conception Church Choir May Party
Catholic Union hall on Washington street hosted the Immaculate Conception Church Choir Association fifth annual May party. An instrumental concert opened the evening followed by a dance with about 200 couples. Floor managers included Robert W. Hearn assisted by Miss Alice L. Riley and others.
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Catholic Union Hall
Washington Street
Immaculate Conception Church Choir Association
Robert W. Hearn
Alice L. Riley
Francis J. Brady
Everena V. Threadgold
Caroline A. Ford
Minstrel Show by National Troubadours Tonight
The National Troubadours present their annual minstrel show at Odd Fellows Hall Winter Hill. Key feature is The Bingville Band with Ralph Fowler Martha Mason Howard Gillespie in percussion and Fred Black as interlocutor.
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National Troubadours
Somermie
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
Bingville Band
Fred Black
Ralph Fowler
Martha Mason
Howard Gillespie
Charles Reidt
Sadie Campbell
Harry Sawyer
Bingville
Messrs
R. Fowler
J. Fairbane
C. Brown and
C. Reidt
Naval officer sued for alienation of Affections in Portsmouth
Chief Steward William Prosser, U S N, files suit against Lieutenant William B Fogarty assistant naval constructor at Portsmouth Navy Yard alleging alienation of his wife. Fogarty denies meeting the wife Nadine Dellon in Boston and says he will fight the case with attorney John W Kelley. Prosser describes six months of surveillance and says he will seek divorce, while Mrs Prosser, formerly a vaudeville actress, was married at age 18 to Prosser who is over 30.
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Portsmouth
N. H
William A. Prosser
William B. Fogarty
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Fogarty
Navy Yard
John W. Kelley
Boston
Fler
Prosser
Station 4
Nadine Dellon
New York
Despair as Family Detained While Father Seeks Help
In Boston harbor an Aberdeen family headed by Robert Mutch faces detention for his daughter Ethel who has a defective mind. After he prepared a home in Quincy and bought tickets, officials bar their passage to the United States. The husband pleads with consuls and officers but cannot gain entry for the child. He contemplates returning to Scotland as he searches for aid to save the family from separation.
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Long Wharf
Robert Mutch
Ethel
Aberdeen
Scotland
Christina
Maniy
Mutch
Bobbie
Mr. Mutch
Moulton Retires from Police Service at 63
Patrolman John H. Moulton of Station 18 will retire today after 63 years. He served through the Civil War and was honorably discharged at its end, ending a long, active career with the police department.
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John H. Moulton
Moulton
Weather Forecaster Bets On Warm Weekend
The weather man hints at rising temperatures for today and tomorrow with fair skies ahead. He jokes about boosting the reading to look good for his own Panama hat outing next Saturday.
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Panama
Valley Farm Debut by Henry Siegel Dramatic Club at Dudley Street Opera House
The Henry Siegel Dramatic Club opened Valley Farm at Dudley Street Opera House. A rich New Yorker woos a country girl, marries her, faces maternal interference, separates, then reconciles and forgives as the story unfolds. Cast includes Seldon Drisko, Edgar Jackson, C W Brownell, Chester Carlton, A S Aronson, P B Ellis, Mabelle Berry, Gertrude Wathy, Emma Cogswell, Gertie LaPearl. C D Miller directed.
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Henry Siegel Dramatic Club
Dudley Street
Valley Farm
Seldon Drisko
Edgar Jackson
C. W. Brownell
Chester Carlton
A. S. Aronson
P. B. Ellis
Mabelle Berry
Gertrude Wathy
Emma Cogswell
Gerti
McClellan Rejects Public Utilities Bill in Memo
Mayor McClellan records disapproval of a public utilities bill and sends it back to the Legislature. He supports general principles but blasts the measure as destroying home rule and risking partisan commissioners who could coerce transportation firms to fund political corruption.
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New York
McClellan
Doctor receives deadly bomb from Black Hand
Detectives seek clues to the sender after a dangerous infernal machine arrived at Dr. D. D. Dadirrian’s office in New York. The opened box held three shot shells arranged to explode when lifted, with a skull and cross bones and a "BLACK HAND" scrawl threatening to kill or “get you wet.”
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New York
D. D. Dadirrian
Woman Found Dead at Langham Hotel in Suspected Suicide
Hundreds visited the City Hospital morgue to view a young woman who died by inhaling illuminating gas at the Langham Hotel. Officials could not identify her. Police in Brockton seek William Holmes, a local shoemaker, as a possible father while a Holmes daughter is known to be away.
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City Hospital
Langham Hotel
William Holmes
Brockton
Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Initiation and Banquet of Sword and Shield Men
The sixth annual initiation and banquet of Tufts College Sword and Shield Society was held at the American House last evening with over fifty members in attendance. Toastmaster Henry Turner Claus presided. speakers included Leonard J. Lamb Lewis Doane and Robert S. Kimball. Initiates listed: John A. Adams Alfred Boyd Harry A. Burt Leslie F. Curtis Charles Dustin Raymond Haverley Russell G. Hemenway Robert B. Kimball James M. Martin Elmo D. MacCurdy Donald Ritschey Cleveland C. Soper Harle S. Wallace.
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Sword and Shield Society
Tufts College
American House
Henry Turner Claus
Leonard J. Lamb
Lewis Doane
Robert S. Kimball
John A. Adams
Alfred Boyd
Harry A. Burt
Leslie F. Curtis
Charles ©. Dustin
Raymond Haverley
Russell G. Hemenway
Robert 8. Kimball
James M. Martin
Elmo D. MacCurdy
Donald Ritschey
Cleveland C. Soper
Harle S. Wallace
Needham Opens New Telephone Exchange at Fowler’s Hall
A new telephone exchange plant began service in Needham tonight housed in the former Fowler's Hall. The switchboard can handle up to 800 lines and currently serves over 240 subscribers. The latest monthly count records 1848 calls daily.
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Needham
Fowler's Hall
Embankment Subway Bill Faces Senate Dissent and Debate
Senator Guy W. Cox reported in the Senate on the Charles River embankment subway bill with Representative Webster of Boston dissenting. The transit commission backed the embankment plan after a favorable committee statement. Dr. Vincent Y. Powderh assailed the bill for favoring Boston Elevated and proposing a surface line from Beacon Street to Buck Street near Harvard Bridge, while Attorney Dabney opposed it for lacking damages to abuttors.
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Guy W. Cox
Senate
Charles River Embankment
Webster
Boston
Transit Commission
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Vincent Y. Powditeh
Beacon Street
Charlesgate East
Buck Street
Harvard Bridge
Dabney
Clayton predicts two week weather forecasts at Boston talk
H. H. Clayton of the Blue Hill Observatory told the Boston Scientific Society that long range predictions are possible. He bases his theory on global temperature and pressure waves and the drift of storms, predicting two week certainty similar to current daily forecasts.
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H. H. Clayton
Blue Hill Observatory
Boston Scientific Society
Tremont Street
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Needham’s New Exchange
Henry Siegel CO
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Kuppenheimer Clothing
America
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Coprright
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Rowe’s Wharf
Clayton
Men’s Sox
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Essex Street Side
Henry Siegel Coe
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