Bert R. Chapman Arrested on Securities Charge Aboard Aquitania
New York Nov 15 Bert R Chapman of East Boston automobile salesman arrested while sailing to Europe on the Aquitania. He is charged with disposing of securities tied to the foot of a mail truck hold up in Los Angeles on March 3. California post office inspectors have pursued the case since June. Grand Jury Bombshells in Legal Circles Attorney General accused of larceny from client Judge Pierce charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice and participating in waste of assets of a corporation. Two cases not related.
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Post Office Inspectors Probe Missing Loot Linked to Chapmon Case
The Post Office Inspectors led by George R. Gellar and the San Francisco District tracked a man in a securities scheme tied to a $10,000 loot from a Los Angeles hold up. Bonds of the Burlington and Quincy Railroads were involved as part of the alleged scheme, with partial recovery noted through a Boston prison transfer.
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Boston
Chapman
South America Has No Morals
Rev. B Perry Bush spoke at Whittier Hall Everett amid claims tied to trade and disarmament. He denounced decort and immorality among ranch owners with harems, urged global reach of the disarmament conference toward the Incas land.
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Perry Bush
Ee Oan
Find Currier's Body in Woods Near Rangeley
The body of A. Frederick Currier, 65, of WestEdford Massachusetts, was found in the woods near Rangeley Maine. Authorities believe death resulted from exhaustion and cold after he went into the woods with friends last Saturday. he did not return to camp that night and search began, locating him three days later.
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A. Frederick Currier
Westedford
Mass
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Ken Currier
Earch
Infidelity Not Lack of Love, Says Judge in Suit
Chicago on November 15 Judge Joseph David ruled that an $8000 suit by John Walter a railroad engineer against Samuel Johnson a former International Harvester executive should charge criminal conversation rather than alienation of affections. The judge said a wife can be unfaithful yet still love her husband citing Rabelais.
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Chicago
Joseph David
John Walter
Samuel Johnson
International Harvester Company
Rabelais
Cruelty Allegations in Suit Against Harry Steinfeld
New York dispatch reports a woman charging extreme cruelty by Harry N. Steinfeld. She says she was repeatedly beaten and slapped, life made unbearable, and forced from her home, with ongoing abuse cited in her suit.
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New York
Harry N. Steinfeld
Clerk Is Prisoner Four Hours In Back Bay Bindery
A Harcourt Bindery Company clerk at 11 Harcourt Street in Back Bay became a prisoner inside the building after hours. Unable to exit, he phoned for help as police and a key network failed to unlock the doors. He escaped through a rear fire escape after more than four hours.
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Harcourt Street
Back Bay
Central
Police
Five powers accept American naval arms proposal in principle
At the armament conference the United States proposal for naval reduction was adopted as the basic policy. Britain Japan Italy France signaled assent in spirit and in principle, but reserved rights to suggest detailed modifications.
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Washington
Associated Press
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Great Britain
Japan
Italy
France
Mother Sues Convicted Man Over Seduction Claim
Mrs. Palzabeth Challis of Boston sues Amos Childs for 20090 in Suffolk court over seduction of her daughter who was under 18 at the time. Childs, linked by prior West Roxbury case, pleaded not guilty, convicted, sentenced to two years, appealed, and the civil suit was delayed to December.
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Boston
Amos Childs
Childs
O Terrace
West Roxbury
Amos Child
Child
House of Correction
David Mancrovitz
Navy Mascot Rex Goes Afloat Then Jailed In Boston
Rex the mascot of the U S S Murray slipped from his quarters at the navy yard, trotted through Boston streets, failed to salute, and was seized as a jaywalker near Washington street. Despite his fondness for blue uniforms he refused to give his name at City Hall Avenue station, leaving the Murray sailors minus their mascot.
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Murray
Navy Yard
Boston
Washington Street
City Hall Avenue
U. S. 8. Murray
Yesterday's Temperature Readings at Thompson Spa
Temperature log lists morning and evening figures with averages. Readings show highs around mid 80s and lows near 40s, including 44 average yesterday and 40 average a year ago.
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Thompson's Spa
Beaman Testifies In Breach of Promise Suit
Malden nurse Mrs Catherine T Beaman testifies in a breach of promise suit for 5000 filed against Somerville engineer Charles R McKay in East Cambridge Superior Court. She described the affair from serene to stormy incidents and spoke during yesterday afternoon proceedings before Judge Morton. She wore a blue tailored suit and beaver. Witness said it was her first court appearance. Continued on Page 16 Fourth Col.
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Malden
Charles
McKay
Somerville
Boston “Ave Maine
Morton
East Cambridge Superior Court
Mrs. Beaman
Stoves Cracked In Attleboro Small Claims Suit
In Attleboro on November 15 Roland Stebbins, a society man and high school teacher, won a small claims suit for 3.75 against Abraham Savall, a second hand junk dealer. Judge Hagerty personally viewed a crack in a stove using a jackknife and searchlight, with Deputy Nerney present, confirming the crack. Savall must pay costs totaling 11.12 plus 10 additional for the judge’s investigation.
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Roland
Stebbins
Small Claims Court
Abraham Buvall
Charles C. Hagerty
Tebbing
John H
Somerville Woman Fends Off Attacker on White Street
Arthur Hall reports to Somerville police that his wife was assaulted by a tall dark stranger on White Street at about 10 pm. She broke free twice, fled to a piazza, and was helped home by bystanders. The assailant is described as about six feet two inches, 200 pounds, dark complexion, wearing a dark suit.
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Arthur Hall
Summer Street
Somerville
White Street
Hall
Salvation Army Fund Reaches 120000 After Meeting
The Salvation Army fund rose to 120000 at a committee meeting in Master Builders Hall 166 Devonshire Street. Chairman Johnson and Ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald inspired renewed effort during an enthusiastic session.
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Devonshire Street
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Allen Defies Enemies at Merchants' Association
Attorney-General J Weston Allen was arrested yesterday afternoon on a larceny charge and spoke last night at Young's Hotel before about 150 leading city merchants. He declared he had just begun to fight and that he was proud of the service that led to yesterday’s events and of the enemies he had made.
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Massachusetts Retail Merchants’ Association
Young's Hotel
Fighting Attorney General Promises Stronger Fight
A speaker, claiming Irish roots, responds to an opponent who called him the fighting attorney general. He pledges that the fight has just begun and vows to intensify his efforts.
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Fignt
Miss Hardy Resigns. Dana Foils Attempted Action
Miss L Marion Hardy a Cambridge city auditor stenographer resigned a week ago Civil Service Commissioner Dana who threatened to have the law on Thurston foiled the plan yesterday foiling the attack and ending the episode The war is over
Roxbury Man and Truck Plunge Into Charles River
William Frawley of 82 Shirley Street Roxbury narrowly escaped death when his seven ton truck crashed through railing on the Walnut Street Wellesley bridge and toppled into the Charles River. He suffered only minor facial cuts and scalp lacerations from shattered glass and two dipped in the chilly water.
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William Frawley
Shirley Street
Roxbury
Walnut Street
Wellesley
Charles River
Frawley
Mitchell Military Boys Face Middlesex Third Eleven
In Concord on November 16, the Mitchell Military Boys School of Billerica will compete against the Middlesex School third eleven on the Middlesex field in North Concord.
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Mitchell Military Boys
Billerica
Middlesex School
Attorney General Allen Indicted for Larceny Conspiracy Charged
Attorney General J Weston Allen was indicted for larceny and Judge Edward Peter Pierce of the Supreme Judicial Court was charged with conspiring with Boston lawyer W Edwin Ulmer to obstruct justice in indictments re-
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J. Weston Allen
Edward Peter Pierce
Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth
W. Edwin Ulmer
Boston
Forecast for Boston and New England Weather Update
The forecast on page 25-4th column notes fair conditions in Boston and vicinity with unsettled and warmer Thursday likely bringing rain. North New England expects fair Wednesday and warmer Thursday with possible snow or rain. South New England and East New York forecast fair Wednesday and Friday with warmer, rain likely. Winds vary, high Atlantic pressure persists.
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New York
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Middle Atlantic
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Atlantic
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Weather Outlook Brisk and Bright Across The Day
The forecast calls for bright and fair conditions today and tonight with temperatures near yesterday's warmth. Winds stay light as skies clear, offering pleasant daytime highs and cool evening readings.
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