Mystery of Sugar Case At Central Court
In Central Court yesterday the sugar case resurfaced with Dan McCarthy described as an innocent bystander after 16 dinner plates allegedly flew from a table while he ate eggs. Kravitsky, a 250 pound man, faced a charge for sticking his fork into a counter man’s hand but was freed amid disputed testimony from Dan Kirby and others. The case remains unclear.
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Central Court
Lyons
Dan McCarthy
Abraham Kravyatsky
Kravitsky
Dan Kirby
Concord
N. H
Ruth Crosby
Kirby
Dan Mc.Carthy
Rural carrier Eugene Poole sentenced for letter embezzlement
Eugene Poole, a rural free delivery carrier in New Bedford for 12 years, received a year and a day in Plymouth jail after pleading guilty to embezzling letters in U S District Court.
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Eugene Poole
New Bedford
United States District Court
Plymouth
Munitions Work To Be Kept Up Despite Cancellations
Washington November 14. War Department bureaus survey outstanding contracts to plan industrial demobilization. Recommendations will cover cessation of work on guns shells and equipment to protect labor and capital interests.
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Washington
Army
War Department
War Department contract cancellations face dual board review
Officials said only one contract has been terminated so far an order for motor truck equipment with no work started and all parties agreeable. The War Labor and War Industries Boards must review any cancellation despite approval from the general staff division and munitions director, and either board can block cancellation. If many workers would be laid off or plants seriously hurt cancellations are delayed until private contracts are arranged.
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War Department Bureau
War Labor and War Industries Boards
General Staff
Funeral Services for Mrs Reynolds in Dorchester
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel May Reynolds wife of Boston florist Frank J. Reynolds were held at St Peter's Church Dorchester. A high mass was celebrated by Rev Edward Coughlin. Burial was at St Joseph Cemetery West Roxbury with pallbearers named. The service drew many residents from Dorchester and surrounding areas.
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Ethel May Reynolds
Frank J. Reynolds
Boston
Cameron Street
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Church
Edward Coughlin
Brookline
Somerville
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Patrick Welch
Joseph J. Prevet
J. M. Cohen
Richard Barthelmes
Edward J. Welch
David Hi. Curtis
Funk
Ness
H. H. Elliott
Etta Keefe
A. 8. Funk
M. B. Tuohy
H. M. Robinson
Belcher
Frank Schonbach
John H. Stonely
William Glidden
Wilbur Osgood
George Loser
James F. Quinn
James 2. Keary
BE. Stuart Googins
Harry Flannagan
Thomas Sullivan
Frederick O'Day
John H. Cusick
Charles Cusick
Frank M. Fay
St. Joseph Cemetery
West Roxbury
Cummings
Sacred Heart Church
Roslindale
Commonwealth Armory
Joseph A. Albi
Spokane
Washington
Langley Field
St. Joseph's Cemetery
After the War Court Talks at State House Conference
Massachusetts probation officers gathered at the State House for their annual conference. Speakers including Governor-elect Coolidge, Mayor Peters, Major William Burnett Wright Jr., U S A, District Attorney Tufts, Acting Penal Commissioner Sanford Bates, and Major Thomas outlined the role of probation in postwar reconstruction and social readjustment. Judge Charles Harris presided with commission officials responding.
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Massachusetts
State House
Coolidge
Peters
William Burnett Wright, Jr
New England
New York State
Tufts
Middlesex County
Sanford Bates
Thomas
State Board of Health
Charles Harris
Commission On Probation
Commission
Charles and Zita to live on Swiss shore of Lake Constance
Charles the former Austrian Emperor and Zita his wife left Vienna on a special train and are expected to cross into Switzerland at Buchs. They likely will reside in a town on Lake Constance until peace is signed.
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Charles
Zita
Swiss
Lake Constance
Geneva
Associated Press
Vienna Arbeiter Zeitung
Vienna
Buchs
Rhine
Court Officers Reassured on Cooperation for New Problems
The officers expressed confidence that this important arm of the courts would receive earnest cooperation from other speakers in facing new problems, continuing the loyal approach shown in the past.
Funeral for James T. O'Donnell in South Boston
The funeral for James T. O'Donnell who died at Camp Devens after influenza relapsed will be held today from his sister's home 588 East Sixth Street South Boston at 8 00 AM A solemn high mass of requiem will follow at 9 00 AM at Gate of Heaven Church Private O'Donnell worked in the Postoffice Department and earlier in wholesale groceries He was active in Irish societies.
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James T. O'Donnell
Camp Devens
East Sixth Street
Boston
Gate of Heaven Church
O'Donnell
Fuller to Study Motor Conditions in Europe
Congressman Alvan T. Fuller of Malden sails for Europe with a special passport signed by Secretary of State Lansing and letters of introduction to study reconstruction work related to motor vehicles. He plans to be away about two months.
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Alvan T. Fuller
Malden
Lansing
Europe
Delaware Returns for Docking and Repairs at Charleston
The battleship Delaware, after months in the war zone, reached Charleston navy yard for docking and repairs. Commanded by Captain Archibald H. Scales, the ship will require at least 80 days to complete the work before resuming duty.
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Delaware
Charlestown Navy Yard
Archibald H. Scales
Lunch Hour Talk Ends on Store Hiring Policy
At a meeting of the merchants lunch hour closing committee at Henry Endicott's office, Massachusetts Public Safety Committee, the unanimous decision concluded that stores should hire more people due to the release of government employees, making further consideration unnecessary.
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Henry B. Endicott
Massachusetts Public Safety Committee
Military Funeral Held for Lt Howard J. Hagan
Military services were held yesterday for Lieutenant Howard J. Hagan of the U S air forces, who was killed last Saturday at Langley Field in an asertions accident.
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Howard J. Hagan
U. S. Air Forces
Langley Field
Hampton
Virginia
May Close Some Training Schools
The conference between Rear Admiral Spencer Wood and Rear Admiral Winslow discussed the fate of naval schools and stations in the district. The plan may close many small stations along the New England coast while larger schools finish current training, with Washington expected to issue orders on demobilization.
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Spencer 8. Wood
Cameron McR. Winslow
Navy
Daniels
New England
Washington
Mexico Stabilizes Currency On Gold Basis
President Carranza signed a decree to reform Mexico’s monetary system by adopting a strictly gold basis. The move follows a monetary crisis caused by silver half peso pieces, which were worth more as bullion than as coins due to high silver prices.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Mexico
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