Untitled tale of Tom Fitzgerald and a mysterious pass
In E Plains New York Ken Tom Fitzgerald of Yonkers plans an evening out and a curious note from his wife Helen grants him a pass to remain at large from 1 PM Friday to 1 AM Saturday on “business of adventure.” The document hints at fear and longing for relief from monotony.
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E Plains
N. Y
Nev
Ken Tom Fitzgerald
Yonkers
Helen
Sharen’ Fitzgerald
Tom
Smyrna Refugee Girls Arrive to Begin U.S. Study
Twelve girl students who fled Smyrna after the IoA burning arrive in New York to continue education at U.S. colleges and schools. They travel with J Kingley Birge and Mrs Caleb W Lawrence, having been sheltered in Athens. Assignments include Vassar Smith Wellesley Oberlin Northwestern Wheaton Mt Holyoke Brockton High School.
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New York
Smyrna
American Collegiate Institute
J. Kingley Birge
Bristol
Anitza Yernanian
Polixenis Kambouropolou
Vassar
Smith
Victoria Siminidos
Maris Kefala
Wellesley
Rose Siminonian
Brockton High School
Anitta Chekerian
Christina Yernanian
Oberlin
Chloe Zachariou
Northwestern
Vasilike
Maria Simindou
Wheaton
Maude Chavushpelt
Rosa Yernanian
Mt. Holyoke
Matrimonial Separated Over Desertion In Wartime Pass System
Mrs. Fitzgerald sought a separation from Private Thomas after he overstayed a wartime pass and failed to return. She alleged he used funds for a black suit and attended a theatre in Yonkers instead of a Hibernian meeting, becoming a court case of suspected desertion.
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Fitzgerald
Morschauser
Tom
Hibernian
Yonkers
Thomas
Union Loses in Fight With Shoe Company
In Haverhill Justice De Courcy issued a decree for the C. V. Watson Shoe Company of Lowell, denying union leader Joseph C. Goyette’s petition. The firm faced a union price dispute after moving to Lowell and employing non union help where needed.
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Union
Shoe Company
Haverhill
Justice de Courcy
Supreme Court
C. V. Watson Shoe Company
Lowell
Joseph C. Goyette
Goyette
Shoe Workers Protective Union
Watson Company
Paum Told to Sign Affidavit After Liquor Charge
Samuel J. Paum appeared in Maiden court on liquor charges facing a two hundred fifty dollar fine and a sworn affidavit that he will sell no more liquor. Judge Bruce f gave the sentence on Paum’s second appearance. Paum, father of a large family at 149 Boylston street and lacking funds, was allowed eight days to pay. Seventeen defendants in total were called. Paum’s case was among 16 liquor charge matters continued for a week.
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Samuel J. Paum
Bruce F
Maiden Court
Paum
Gell
Volatead
Boylston Street
Penney Father, Chelsea Operated On At Charlesgate Hospital
Arthur W. Penney of 102 Congress avenue Chelsea underwent surgery yesterday at Charlesgate Hospital performed by Dr. Albert H. Tuttle. His many friends report the operation successful in every respect.
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Arthur W. Penney
Congress Avenue
Chelsea
Moxie Associates
Charlesgate Hospital
Albert H. Tuttle
Check Passer Sought Since Sept 23 Arrested
Richard Co. Osborne of Brooklyn New York, sought since Sept 23 for passing a worthless check at the national bank in Middlebury Vermont, was arrested today in Lynchburg Virginia. Osborne formerly worked at the A S Morgan Horse Farm at Weybridge near Middlebury.
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Middlebury
Richard Co. Osborne
Brooklyn
The
National Bank
Lynchbore
Osborne
A. S. Morgan Horse Farm
Weybridge
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