Man Released From Prison Steals Baby Carriage
Mrs Mary Kelley left her baby in a carriage on Castle street while shopping. Cecil Simons recently released from state prison took the carriage and tried to sell it at a second hand dealer for a dollar. Detective Irwin arrested him as the baby was found safe on the curb. Simons was found guilty and sentenced to Deer Island for the summer and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelley
Castle Street
Cecil Simons
Simons
Irwin
Dedham Street
Made to measure suits rise above cheap custom work
The piece argues against ultra cheap made to measure suits by itinerant tailors and promotes paying $25 for a quality Hart Schaffner & Marx suit. It claims good fabrics and skilled tailoring justify the price and urges intelligent buyers to avoid low-cost options sold in Boston by The Continental on Washington at Boylston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Boylston St
Plant Firm Competitor of United SMC Dissolution Testimony
Government testimony in federal dissolution proceedings states The Thomas G Plant Company of Jamaica Plain was an active competitor to United Shoe Machinery Company before its acquisition by United Shoe Machinery. The case proceeds in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Plant Company
Jamaica Plain
United Shoe Machinery Company
Plant Company Key Acquisition by United Shoe Machinery
The Plant Company, the largest of 55 acquired firms, is central to the government's case. Charles H. Jones testified that Plant installed its own loom in Jamaica Plain and sought to sell its machinery to manufacturers, then sold out to United Shoe Machinery in September 1910 for six million dollars in cash and stock after a hotel meeting and failed earlier negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant Company
United Shoe Machinery Company
Charles H. Jones
Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Jones
St. Louis
United
Touraine
Plant
O Leary Heads Typographical Union Re-election Victory
John J. O Leary was re elected president of the Boston Typographical Union with Secretary Joseph J. Dallas also re elected. The long parade and field day drew about 15 000 spectators including Mayor Fitzgerald Governor Foss and many students and cadets amid cheers and a smooth program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. O'Leary
Boston Typographical Union
Joseph J. Dallas
Thomas J. Ixane
Frank M. Flanagan
John ©. Battis
Henry N. Abbott
William CC. Trump
Mt. Hope Cemetery
John Wickens
George W. Huestis
Henry Sterling
Fred W. Thorpe
Charles R. Hall
Wallace B. Stoodley
Thomas A. Barry
David A. Ramsay
Thomas O'Shaughnessy
John J. Twomey
Book and Job
Hermon LD. Pearson
Frank X. Rooney
Newspaper
New England
Death claims Mrs. Michnie F. Gihon of Wakefield
Mrs. Michnie F. Gihon senior vice president of the Massachusetts department of the United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary and wife of Col Edward J. Gihon died yesterday morning after a pneumonia relapse. A prominent state figure, she founded the Mrs Edmund Rice Auxiliary and Wakefield Catholic Club and held multiple offices in veterans and women’s groups. Funeral services are set for St Joseph's Church Saturday at 9 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michnie F. Gihon
Wakefield
Department of Massachusetts
United Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary
Edward J. Gihon
Douglas
Mrs. Edmund Rice Auxiliary
Wakefield Catholic Club
Ladies of St. Joseph's Church
Women’s Relief Corps
St. Joseph's Church
Williams Beats Cornell At Golf
Williams defeated Cornell 4 to 2 at Williamstown this afternoon. The Standish Newman and Gleason Newman matches went to 19 and 20 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Cornell
Williamstown
Cornel
Standish- Newman
Gleason-Newman
Houck Beats Crouse In Six-Round Lancaster Bout
Leo Houck held the edge over Buck Crouse of Pittsburgh in a six round match at the Lancaster Athletic Club. After four even rounds the final two went decisively to Houck.
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Lancaster
Penn
Leo Houck
Buck Crouse
Pittsburg
Lancaster Athletic Club
Houck
Cadets Parade in Boston Under Mayor and Governor
About 3300 Boston school cadets paraded yesterday from the English High and Latin Schools to the Common. Mayor Fitzgerald and Governor Foss reviewed them with school officials as cheering crowds and sweethearts looked on. A candy raid on a Park Square drug store marred the gala day.
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City Hall
Fitzgerald
Gerald J. Culhane
Third Regiment
English High School
William Murray
Dorchester High School
Beacon Street
State House
Foss
Louis Bermar
Latin School
Moving Picture
Curtis D. Noyes
Stewart W. Wise
Franklin B. Dyer
Walker B. Holmes
Dyer
Margaret Curtis
Clarendon Street
Warren Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Boylston
Tremont
Bromfield
Washington
Boston
Swift and Connolly Arrested in Milford Riot Charge
Morrison I. Swift and Thomas G. Connolly were arrested in Milford for violating a town ordinance and inciting a riot as more than 1,000 strikers gathered at Lincoln square. Five others were jailed for the ordinance violation. Swift refused bail while Connolly posted and was later jailed briefly with Swift after a conference. The so called musical by law dates to 1905 to bar Salvation Army meetings.
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Milford
Morrison I. Swift
Thomas G. Connolly
Boston
Congress
Lincoln Square
Connolly
Griffin
J. J. O’neil
Swift
Salvation Army
Wilbert Arsenault
Michael Volpe
Alberto Rizzi
Caesar Jiudici
Sidney Viele
Draper
Viele
Herbert Parker
Captain Proctor
State Police
O'Neil
Mr. Swift
Reynolds
Board of Selectmen
Riley Remains Democratic State Committee Chairman
Judge Thomas P. Riley will stay as chairman after the Boston City Club votes to table his resignation. The meeting urged him to lead the party into the fall campaign while signaling support for Lieutenant-Governor David N. Walsh as the gubernatorial candidate.
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Thomas P. Riley
Democratic State Committee
Boston City Club
Riley
Foss
David N. Walsh
Joseph Maynard
Democratic City Committee of
Boston
Martin Pettingill
Danvers
Frank Richardson
Essex
National
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Judge Riley
State Committee
Democratic Party
Beacon Hill
George M. Harlow
Leadership lineup of Cranston brigade staff noted
Ernest W. Cranston led the brigade with Regimental Adjutant Eliot S. Mildram assisting. The brigade staff mainly included former cadet officers drawn from the English and Boston Latin schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Cranston
Eliot S. Mildram
Boston
Pope Grants Open Air Blessing to 3000 Pilgrims
In Rome on May 29 Pope Pius held his first open air audience since illness, blessing about 3000 pilgrims gathered in the Vatican courtyard. The event began at 5 pm with hymns, kneeling worshipers and silver trumpets, and lasted three minutes. The pope thanked the crowd and indicated weekly repeats.
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Rome
Vatican
Pius
Man Hangs Self in South End Apartment
Patrick Griffin, 55, of 24 Paris Street East Boston, hanged himself with a bed sheet from an iron grating over a door at 41 Waltham Street South End at about 7 35 last night. He was found by an attendant and cut down, but all efforts at revival failed. The body was taken to City Hospital morgue.
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Patrick Griffin
Paris Street
Boston
Waltham Street
South End
Griffin
City Hospital
Heat Overcomes 26 Children at Des Moines Folk Games
Twenty six pupils from Des Moines high grade schools were overcome by heat today during the folk games festival at Drake Stadium. The event proceeded with medical staff on hand as spectators watched the mild heat illness cases.
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Des Moines
Drake Stadium
Funeral rites for Prof Daniel D van Allen held at Advent
Funeral services for Professor Daniel D. van Allen were conducted yesterday morning at the Church of the Advent with Bishop Lawrence officiating. He was father of the Rev. Dr. William H. van Allen rector of the Advent.
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Prof
van Allen
Daniel D. van Allen
William H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
Lawrence
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Death
Mrs. Gihon
Crouse
Boston Common
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Corcoran
Miss Curtis
Leen
Joseph Lee
Frank Consoletti
Democratic Committee
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Philadelphia
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