Looted House Three Times Charged With Larceny
Oliver, a traveling salesman of 76 Morton Street Newton Centre, faces three counts in Municipal Court for stealing silverware and bric-a-brac valued at 500 dollars from the Needham residence of I. Tucker Burr Jr. Police say he confessed after being brought to headquarters by Inspectors Gleavey Macauley and McCarthy following visits on May 14 21 and the week of May 28. The items bore initials E T for Ellen Thayer.
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Needham
Harry W. Oliver
Gleavey
Macauley
McCarthy
Oliver
I. Tucker Burr, Jr
E. T
Ellen Thayer
Morton Street
Newton Centre
Government will not suspend Oriental exclusion act
Washington May 29 The government has no plan to suspend the Oriental exclusion act or admit Asiatics to meet war labor demands. Senator Phelan told the Senate he had received telegrams from California labor groups on the subject. Senator Walsh said no government department intends such action.
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Washington
Phelan
Senate
California
Walsh
Woman's body identified after train death in Salem route
The body of a woman who died suddenly on a train from Salem to this city was identified at Northern Mortuary on North Grove Street as Mrs. Mary J. Ingraham, 77, of 180 Lowell Street, Peabody.
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Salem
North Grove Street
Mary J. Ingraham
Lowell Street
Peabody
French Beauty Recipe Promises Youthful Skin Revival
A sensational beauty claim offers a French routine using Creme Tokalon Roseated to renew dull skin nightly. Wash with warm water apply cream then rinse with cold water repeat for soft fresh look. Optional Japanese Ice Pencils touted to erase deep wrinkles with quick action. Success guaranteed or money refunded.
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Houghton & Dutton
R. H. White Co
Klein Drug Co
Gilchrist Co
Epstein, Woodward Drug Co
Mother Choice Provokes Court Testimony in Baxter Burke Case
Burke testified of falling in love in 1914 and engagement in 1915 with Miss Baxter. He described costly gifts and disputes over house plans and servants, noting his modest income and savings. Baxter berated him and chose his mother over her, leading to a breakdown. the trial continues Friday.
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Burke
Miss Baxter
Block Island
New York
Atlantic City
Charles Burke
Miss. Burke
Baxter
Peters
Mr. Fitzgerald
Choate Narrowly Defeated in Delegates Race Shuffle
Third executive council tabulation for delegates at large to the constitutional convention shows Charles F. Choate Jr. finishing last among winners while Arthur D. Hill is displaced. Hill drops to 23rd, Coolidge moves to 14th, Moriarty to 15th, Jennings holds 17th with 102,512 votes. Choate had 109,? votes.
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Executive Council
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Arthur D. Hill
Hill
Louis Coolidge
James T. Moriarty
Choate
Patrick H. Jennings
National salute at navy yard noon eases Boston nerves
The Charlestown navy yard will fire a 21 gun national salute at noon. Commander Rush urges residents not to worry about a supposed naval fight or a U boat sighting along the coast.
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Navy Yard
Charlestown Navy Yard
Rush
Boston
Soldiers on Guard in City East St. Louis Ill May 29
Fear of further race riot prompts Mayor Mollman to close saloons and public places at 6 PM and urge residents to stay inside after dark. Eight Illinois National Guard companies patrol the city while authorities monitor bridges to St. Louis. Arrests follow a reported attempt by eight Negroes to cross the bridge. six pistols and 500 cartridges seized.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Mollman
Illinois National Guard
St. Louis
Illinois
East Coast Fisheries Co Incorporated in Portland
The East Coast Fisheries Company with a 10 million dollar capital filed a certificate of incorporation in Augusta. Common and preferred stock divide evenly at 100 per share. Directors Raymond Oakes Clement F Robinson and John B Thames, all of Portland, with Oakes as president and treasurer and Robinson as clerk.
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Augusta
East Coast Fisheries Company
Portland
Department of State
Raymond §. Oakes
Clement F. Robinson
John B. Thames
Oakes
Robinson
Silk Flag Presented to Henry Grew School on Memorial Day
Betsy Ross Juniors of Hyde Park presented a silk American flag to Henry Grew School as part of Memorial Day ceremonies in Boston public schools. Miss Irma Battis led the presentation. G A R posts and Sons of Veterans addressed students who recited Gettysburg Address and sang patriotic songs before saluting the flag.
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Boston Public
Henry Grew School
Betsy Ross
Hyde Park
Irma Battis
Abraham Lincoln
G. A. R. Posts and Sons of Veterans
Henry J. Bogan
Ninth Regiment
Boston
Elihu Greenwood
Hyde Park District
French and British Chiefs in Conference
Premier Ribot and French officials met with the British War Cabinet in London to discuss matters affecting both nations. The talks concluded with a complete agreement on all points and the French delegation returned to France yesterday afternoon.
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London
Ribot
France
Jules Cambon
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Paul Cambon
Great Britain
Paul Painleve
Foch
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American Wine Co
Gale
Trimount Co-Operative Bank
Tremonto St
Sullivan
Willis
Beach Broadway
Everett
Mess
East Coast Fisheries CO. IS Incorporated
Keath
Cas
Loths
Bacons
Victrolalv
Gous
Specia
Laullaby Baassiai
Wbaka Door
Leoo
Hong Kong
Mae Waa
Abuya
Axminster
New England
Inwood
Legion
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