Auxiliary to Convene Dec 9 for State Convention
The Second State Convention of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at Gardner Auditorium State House December 9 and 10. About six hundred women legionaries from 240 posts are expected to attend. Committee chairmen announced include Credentials Margret V. Brickley Charlestown and Rules Mrs John Lowell Boston.
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The
American Legion's Auxiliary
Gardner Auditorium
State House
State Legion
Department
Margret V. Brickley
Charlestown
Mary D. Rawcliffe
New Bedford
John Lowell
Boston
Elizabeth O’brien
Hyde Park
Archer Ives
Brookline
Anna M
Manion
Bail Forfeited In Lexingtion Gas Station Hold Up
Edward Hall of Boston failed to appear in Concord District Court to answer charges tied to the November 12 hold up of Roy Hiltz at a Lexington gasoline filling station. His $1000 bail defaulted. Hall had been arraigned and his case continued for further investigation. A Boston man later posted the bail money, and Hall was remanded to the House of Correction in East Cambridge.
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Concord
Edward Hall
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
Roy Hiltz
Jenney
Lexington
House of Correction
East Cambridge
Winslow Arrives to Assume Embassy Secretary Post
L Lanier Winslow arrived in Mexico City to take up duties as first Secretary of the American Embassy following his appointment, arriving last night to begin his assignment.
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Mexico City
L. Lanier Winslow
Five Seek Mayoral Nominees in Lynn Primary
In Lynn ten candidates contest four city council seats while five vie for mayor including Mayor Walter H Creamer. The primary opens at 6 45 am and ends at 4 pm with light expected turnout. Eighteen women serve as precinct officers across 42 precincts. Mayoral contenders include Harland A McPherres Frederick E Shaw John F Bagley and Frank R Austin. Councillor candidates include Charles W Ames and William H Cochrane seeking re election.
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Walter H. Creamer
Lynn
Creamer
Harland A. McPherres
The
Lynn Post
A. L
Frederick E. Shaw
John F. Bagley
Frank R. Austin
Charles W. Ames
William H. Cochrane
Prince Wears Hat in New York Traffic Court
In New York traffic court Prince Jaridooh Deroyah and Olga, with two princes and his wives present, faced a charge for driving a benzine rickshaw without a tall light. The bailiff noted the hat as part of the scene. The magistrate imposed a two dollar fine for violating the traffic law.
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New York
United News
Prince Jaridooh Deroyah
Olga
India
America
Two Husbands for Nine Years
Joseph A. Shore of Lowell seeks to annul his marriage to Mary V. Perry after discovering another husband, James D. Sayers, living in Canada. He married Perry May 13, 1911 and lived with her until Nov 18, 1920. In separate notices, Mary Norton seeks divorce from Joseph Norton on cruelty and non support and Mary Leonard sues Edward Leonard for unfaithfulness and cruel treatment. Desertion is alleged by Mary McDonough against Michael McDonough and Elizabeth Lasky sues Andrew Laskey.
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Joseph A. Shore
Lowell
East Cambridge Superior Court
Mary V. Perry
James D. Sayers
Canada
Mary B. Norton
Malden
Joseph P. Norton
Mary F. Leonard
Boston
Eoward O. Leonard
Mary A. McDonough
Stoneham
Michael W. McDonough
Kokomo
Ind
Elizabeth A. Lasky
North Reading
Andrew D. Laskey
To Meet Miss Pomeroy short story by Elizabeth Jordan
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature a short story by Elizabeth Jordan titled To Meet Miss Pomeroy. The piece promises period style and character focus within the magazine's literary section.
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Boston Sunday Post
Elizabeth Jordan
Miss Pomeroy
Boston University pledges reach record in rushing season
Freshmen at the Boston University College of Liberal Arts wore roses and violets to announce their pledges after six weeks of rushing. A record harvest, with about a hundred girls pledged, tops prior years. Sigma Kappa violets appeared most, spotted on twelve freshmen in the corridors.
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B. U
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Hazel Simmons
Beatrice Stearns
Geraldine Wilder
Betty Coles
Elizabeth Carder
Eleanor Sargent
Louise McCormack
Elizabeth Conway
Heloise Buck
Martha Garowitz
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Sigma Kappa
Mrs Mildred Chaplin Seeks Stage Appearance Amid Suit
Mrs Mildred Chaplin the young divorced wife of Charlie Chaplin seeks to address Bowdoin Square theatre audiences without acting in a play as she faces Suffolk Superior court equity proceedings. Joseph W Rubenstein of New York seeks an injunction to prevent her and George S Lothrop from violating a prior contract for eight weeks of appearances across several cities. Judge Sisk ordered notice to show cause why a permanent injunction should not issue.
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Mildred Harrris
Charlie Chaplin
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Sisk
Suffolk Superior Court
Equity
Joseph W. Rubenstein
New York
Superior Court
Rubenstein
Lothrop
Chaplin
Bank Officers' Night at Symphony Hall Featuring Amphon Club
The Bank Officers Association of Boston will host an evening event at Symphony Hall with guests. The Amphion Club of Melrose, a seven man chorus, will perform a concert as part of the program.
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Bank Officers’ Association of the City of
Boston
Symphony Hall
Amphion Club of
Melrose
Think Fire Plan to Kill Governor of Porto Rico
The Tanana fire that killed or endangered Porto Rico governor H Mont Reily on arrival in New York remains a mystery. Federal agents and steamship officials probe a Porto Rican Independenceist plot while fire crews flood forward holds to halt the blaze that began last Wednesday. Todd and others in the governor's party insist the flames were set by Unionists who threatened to kill him.
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Porto Rico
New York
Tanana
H. Mont Reily
Aince
Todd
Governor's Party
Independencistas
Unionists Party
Large Worcester dog licensing roundup nets many fines
Westminster and Hubsin Street residents faced Gardner District Court for dog licensing violations in a major Worcester County roundup led by County Dog Officer Walter C. Boynton. Twenty eight defendants were cited, with fines totaling 245 dollars. 27 summoned residents paid ten dollar penalties for unmarked dogs.
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Gardner
Westminster
Hubsinston
Gardner District Court
Worcester County
Walter C. Boynton
Worcester
Boynton
George F. Dowling
Mra
Erine Dorling
Darling
ARCOLA Heating System Promises Quick, Cost-Effective Comfort
A sales pitch urges calling your Heating Engineer for a free ARCOLA estimate. It promises low costs and fast installation to end cold, uncomfortable winters. The ad frames ARCOLA as a gift from the engineer to improve living conditions with a self paying option.
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