Five years for boy slayers in Middlesex case
Pleading guilty to the killing of Is mayel Oglilo a Turk in Watertown Feb 16 Nishan M Aprahanian 16 and Manoog Garabedian 16 were sentenced to five years and one month in the Concord Reformatory by Judge Fox in the Middlesex Superior Criminal Court yesterday Oglilo body found in a field with his head crushed by a iron pipe two lads confessed claiming remarks about their church sparked the act indicted for manslaughter and held eight months in East Cambridge jail.
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Ismayel Oglilo
Watertown
Nishan M. Aprahanian
Manoog Garabedian
Concord Reformatory
East Cambridge
Federal Reserve Sets Rediscount Rates for Banks
The Federal Reserve Board fixed rediscounting rates for the 12 federal reserve banks at not less than 5 and not more than 6 percent. Rates will take effect when banks open next Monday and may vary by district. The board delayed public disclosure of district figures and hinted that money-available districts like New York, Boston and Chicago may see lower rates.
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Washington, Navy
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
New York
Boston
Chicago
Storekeeper Freed In Larceny Case
Kayham Simonian yesterday was exonerated from any blame in connection with the disappearance of a wagon load of eggs and butter. He was arrested as farm produce had been dumped in his store but the case was nolled by the Assistant District Attorney Lavelle.
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Kayham Simonian
Lavelle Nolle
Reception to Pastor Maxwell at Second Church
More than 400 guests from church and city life attended the first house warming and reception for the Rev. Samuel R. Maxwell at the new Second Church on Audubon road and Beacon street. The three story parish house and church were lit and open to attendees with an orchestra, social hour, and a receiving line featuring Mrs. F. T. Raymond and other notable parish members.
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Audubon Road
Beacon Street
Samuel R. Maxwell
F. T. Raymond
D. A. Lane
H. C. Foster
C. A. Lauriat
J. E. Thomas
Greater Boston
Edward A. Horton
The
Senate
William H. Dewart
Christ Episcopal Church
Palfrey Perkins
First Congregational Church
Brighton
James de Normandie
First
Roxbury
Ambrose W. Vernon
Harvard
Brookline
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arlington Street
Charles E. Park
First Church
George E. Gordon
Third Church
Warn U. S. of German Peril at Boston Club Banquet
Speakers at the 15th annual Canadian Club of Boston banquet at Parker House warned Americans of a German victory, saying South America and Canada could be targets of colonization and the U S would face a choice between German domination and immense armament. George M. Hall of Edmonton and Guilford M. Stuart urged belief in Germany's defeat and voiced strong conviction.
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United States
Canadian Club
Boston
Parker House
Germany
South America
Canada
George M. Hall
Edmonton
Alberta
Guilford M. Stuart
Johns Hopkins Dean Calls Boston Lying-In Hospital Disgrace
Dr. J Whitridge Williams retiring president of the AASPIM and Johns Hopkins dean told hundreds of delegates that the Boston Lying-In Hospital is a disgrace to the city. He called obstetric teaching facilities in the country lamentably poor.
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J. Whitridge Williams
American Association For the Study and Prevention
Johns Hopkins Medical School of
Baltimore
Boston
Boston doctors push infant care reforms at Fanueil Hall
At a mass meeting in Fanueil Hall, physicians criticize lying-in hospitals as inadequate while urging public school system involvement in infant care. George Bedinger and Arthur Emmons join the Boston Milk and Baby Hygiene Association board. Judge Murray calls infant mortality a national urgency as health commissioner McLaughlin emphasizes pre birth care for mothers.
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Dr. Williams
New York City
Pittsburg
McLean Street
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Edward P. Davis
George R. Bedinger
Boston Milk and Baby Hygiene Association
Arthur B. Emmons
Hugh Cabot
Faneuil Hall
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Michael J. Murray
Allen J. McLaughlin
Massachusetts
Walsh
War Days on the Gold Ship Cecilie
The Sunday Post publishes exclusive pictures of German ocean liner officers and crew aboard the Cecilie, showing how they spend days waiting for the war to end.
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The
Sunday Post
Tragedy Tempts a Boston Couple's Honeymoon Tale
A Boston couple from respectable families recounts the early days of their marriage spent amid poverty and hard labor, detailing the strains and small joys that marked their first life together.
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Boston
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Scott
Pastor Maxwell
Warn U. S
McLean Street Institution
Adamson
Weir Stove Company
Taunton
Mass
Glenwood
Cecilie
Tomorrow’s Sunday Post
Princeton
Parke Davis
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