Plane fails to drop mail over Washington
A Martin bombing plane arrived from New York at 12 40 p m in Washington but high head winds prevented opening the doors on the mail compartments so no bags were dropped at the postoffice. Immediate steps to remedy the issue will be taken and Capitol police notified the mail would not be dropped near the Capitol.
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Washington
Aerian Mail Service
Martin
New York
City
Capitol
Post Office Department
Sugar theft probe targets Cambridge cargo at factory
Cambridge police investigate theft of more than 4000 pounds of sugar from a freight car outside Page & Shaw candy factory in Cambridge. Reported 43 bags stolen, each weighing 100 pounds, as authorities search for suspects and trace origins of the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Page & Shaw Candy Factory
Beebe In insanity asylum revealed in habeas case
A habeas corpus petition by Charles Philip Beebe to the Supreme Judicial Court yesterday marked the first public hint that Beebe had been committed to an insane asylum. He was the son of James Arthur Beebe and inherited millions from his father and mother, including a substantial Harvard bequest.
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Charles Philip Beebe
Supreme Judicial Court
Beebe
James Arthur Beebe
Harvard University
An Appleton
Beebe Committed to McLean Asylum Pending Guardian Case
Mr. Beebe of 6 Beacon Street and 291 Commonwealth Avenue with a suite at Copley Plaza is held at the McLean Asylum after a Probate Court order. A petition seeks E Sohier Welch as guardian while alienists may be examined. a hearing is set for Friday. Beebe also operates farms in Wayland.
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Beebe
Beacon Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Copley Plaza
McLean Asylum
Suffolk County Probate Court
Charles I. Gaynor
Kiley
Tyler, Tucker, Eames and Wright
Frank H. Beebe
Falmouth
William Appleton
Steadman
Rogers
Dewey
Mr. Beebe
Waverley
Edward P. Barry
E. Sohier Welch
Wayland
Harvard Endowment Campaign Reaches Sixty Five Percent
The Harvard Endowment Fund is now 65 percent pledged with Boston canvassers securing large donations. Boston’s total stands at 3 875 273, New York 3 612 399, outside 2 410 183, total 9 897 805. The eighth week opens with the class committee resuming solicitations.
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Harvard Endowment
Boston
New York
Outside
Retailers urged to unite for national progress at New England event
Boston speakers at the New England Dry Goods Association dinner stressed the retailer as a key force in Americanization and economic stability. They urged forming a broader retail federation, warned against co operative stores, and highlighted extended store hours and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Goods Association
New England Dry Goods Association
City Club
T. M. B. Hicks
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Lew Hahn
National Dry Goods Association
E. M. Trowern
Retail Merchants’ Asociation of Canada
Mr. Hahn
Hicks
Trowern
United States
Canada
Hahn
Boston
Henry C. Brine
Association
Earle Powers
James
Higgins
Senate Action Seeks Harbord Armenia Mission Report
The Senate adopted a resolution requesting the President to transmit Major General Harbord’s report on the American mission to Armenia. Senator Wadsworth of New York urged the measure, saying the report would be of tremendous interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harbord
Armenia
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
Local Boston-Cambridge Couples Identified in City Directory Style Listing
A compiled list presents pairs with ages, street addresses, and occupations across Cambridge, East Boston, Brighton, Somerville, and Roxbury. Names include Louis Cassaro and Lunigino Bonsignore, Samuel Fitzgerald and Julia Lydon, John Breen and Edith Harvey, and others, noting at home statuses and job titles from baker to stenographer.
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Glenn E. Douglas
Batavia St
Aimee C. Bross
Gainsboro St
William F. Chase
Mildred L. Quinlan
Dorchester Ave
Dorchester
Charles
Villelo
Harrison Ave
Mary Horgan
William A. Kneath
Meridian St
Boston
Julia M. Burns
Hamilton St
George R. Gatt
Palmer St
Roxbury
Stella M. Ryley
Dudley St
Henry Niditch
Investment Securities
Stoughton
John D. Collins
Paris St
Margaret J. Brothers
London St
James Fitzgibbon
Washington St
Sadie Frye
Massachusetts Ave
Henry I. Sharkey
Roach St
Mary C. Blake
Crescent Ave
Ralph G. Wagner
Brown St
Waltham
Mabel
Reid
Francis Herlihy
Moulder
Warren Ave
Anna McCrohan
Carver St
Israel Weinstein
Woodrow Ave
Esther J. Leventhal
Greenock St
William 8. Rooney
High St
Charlestown
Ellen G. M. Cody
Main St
Somerville
Walter M. Merkel
St. Botolph St
Vera M. Arnold
Auburn
Edward Fisher
Lynn
Rose Rines
Lexington St
Fred W. Roolac
Dover St
Christy J. Fraser
Wilfred E. Webber
Dilworth St
Lucy A. Simpson
Northampton St
Robert L. McGlynn
Market St
Brighton
Eric A. Kindlund
London Ave
Olive M. Roche
Devon St
Feligina Fidagana
Expressman's Helper
Charles St
Lulu Terry
Edward F. Fahey
Hardwick St
Cambridge
Kathryn F. Connelly
Mt. Vernon St
Theodore Burnett
Seaman
Maverick
Louis Cassaro
Putnam St
Baker
Lunigino Bonsignore
Cambridge St
Samuel J. Fitzgerald
Jay St
Julia Lydon
John J. Breen
Fayette St
Edith G. Harvey
Columbia St
Henry Nichton
Hollander
Ethel E. Schwartz
Prospect St
Leslie W. Patterson
Dorothy B. Skillen
Prescott St
Amon P. Brault
Meacham Rd
Hannah M. O’brien
Orchard St
Walter A. Patsheider
Lake View Ave
Winifred EF. Pihil
Angelo Stavropulos
Donnell St
Katherine Sideris
Thomas O'Connor
Elm St
Ellen BE. Finneran
Putnam Ave
Couple Lists in Medford and Boston Row
A long row of personal listings shows individuals and spouses with ages, occupations, and street addresses in Medford and nearby Boston areas. The recurring names include Frank Cummiskey, Anna O Donnell, Charles Reynolds, Carrie Kinney, James Mitton, Edna Gibson, Charles de Vebre, Mabel Damon, Ward Johnson, Edith Sise, Sabino Tedesco, and Rosina De Lorenzo with their respective jobs and home addresses.
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Frank Aloysius Cummiskey
Newburn Ave
Medford
Anna Veronica O'Donnell
Packer
Boston
Charles Gilbert Reynolds
Foreman
Fellsway
Carrie Laura Kinney
Ais
Oak View Terrace
Jamaica Plain
James Amos Mitton
Mith St
Edna Jennie Gibson
Charles Clifford de Vebre
Golden Ave
Mabel Fletcher Damon
Ward Mark Johnson
Washington St
Edith Sise
Mystic St
Sabino Natalino Tedesco
Hadley Pl
Rosina de Lorenzo
Roxbury Man Arrested in Narcotics Theft Case
Federal officials arrested David R. Griffin of Roxbury on a charge of receiving narcotic drugs alleged to have been stolen from the transport Waxahachie at the South Boston army base after days of searching.
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David R. Griffin
Hammett Street
Roxbury
South Boston Army Base
Man jailed after wild West style revolver display
Dominick Rigone known as a North End bad man faced Central Court after Judge Murray found him guilty of carrying a loaded revolver. He had brandished the pistol at Hanover street cafes, causing guests to flee and one man to jump from a window. Bail set at 20000, later reduced to a guilty verdict on the loaded revolver charge.
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North End
Dominick Rigone
Murray
Central Court
Dominick
Hanover Street
Bill Hart
James Chaisson
Chaisson
Sandlot football Makesrival return on Saturday play
Football on playgrounds has declined but recent Saturday scenes show the old time sport reviving, likely to be popular again until another war interrupts.
Defends Home Wine Making in New England
Manchester reports Dr. Mary S. Danforth, veteran W T U worker and physician, defending home wine making against Miss Stoddards view that it should stop. She argues age fifty should not be forced off home production and praises elderberry blackberry and currant wines as healthful and tonic.
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Manchester
Mary S. Danforth
Pre war rate bill vetoed by President Wilson
President Wilson vetoed the Senate bill restoring pre war rate making powers to the Interstate Commerce Commission. He said railroad administration control over rates was needed to handle emergencies during heavy traffic. With roads due to revert to private operation by January 1, leaders said no effort would be made to override the veto.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Administration
House
Mendell
Cummins
Iowa
Bayer Cross Genuine Aspirin Becomes Safe Cold Remedy
Bayer tablets carry the Bayer Cross and claim safety proven by millions and prescribed for eighteen years. Consumers are advised to request Bayer Aspirin Tablets by name to relieve colds headaches neuralgia earache toothache rheumatism sciatica and other pains. Tin boxes hold 12 tablets and cost only a few cents with larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
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Necco Sweets
NEW England Confectionery CO
Mass
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New England
Commons
Kennedy
National Biscuit Company
Kennedy’s Spa
C.a.robbins Af
E.c.nihols CO Bangor. Me
Exec. Sec
Nat'l Assoc
Naa
Res
H.C. Bring
Earl Powers
Hic
Sec
Mecal
Ade Board of Commerce
Fair Price Committee
Pembroke St
George H. Cummings
Boylston St
Seavour B. Cummings
Walter FE. Burke, Jr
East Fourth St
South Boston
Marie A. Lane
Falcon St
East Boston
John Anastasi
Shawmut Ave
Carmela Catalano
the Bovinine CO
W. Houston St
Swift & Company
U.S. A
North Market Street
C. H. Simons
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