Actor Pleads Trial Marriage as Excuse and Goes to Jail
Evansville Indiana November 22 William A Young famed melodrama actor enticed 15 year old Anna Kerns from Owensboro Kentucky and was jailed after Judge Winfrey refused to accept trial marriage as a defense and kept him on $1000 bond with the grand jury. The girl is placed with her uncle as prosecutors vow to seek penitentiary time.
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Evansville
Ind
Elsie Clews Parsons
William A. Young
Anna Kerns
Owensboro
Winfrey
Young
Young 3
Secret Marriage of Annie Potter and Eugene Hubbard
Miss Annie Goodwin Potter a Salem girl age 20 of 106 Arbor street and Eugene S Hubbard 49 a Lynn real estate broker were secretly married last evening by Rev Frank M Flott of the Essex Street Baptist Church in Lynn Their meeting started three weeks ago in Hubbard office and the couple were seen together frequently After four marriages for the groom the ceremony ends the couple’s swift romance
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Lynn
Annie Goodwin Potter
Salem
Arbor Street
Eugene S. Hubbard
Frank M. Flott
Essex Street Baptist Church
Man assaults Newton child near Waban Park
Five year old Mary Elizabeth Cody was grabbed by a stranger in a fur cap and long coat near 85 Waban Park, Newton. The man dragged her to a vacant house but she escaped. she sustained a bruise and fright. Police are investigating amid reports of suspicious men in the area.
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Newton
Mary Elizabeth Cody
J. H. Cody
Gardner Street
Waban Park
P. J. Currier
Fred
Post
Cody
Mary
Elizabeth Coady
Speakers Set for Education Congress at Tremont Temple
The Social Education Congress holds a mass meeting at Tremont Temple on Friday afternoon November 20 discussing Education for Citizenship. Governor Curtis Guild Jr. welcomes the Commonwealth, Mayor Fitzgerald greets Boston, President Eliot speaks, State Secretary George H. Martin discusses city owes to its boys, and President David Starr Jordan from Stanford speaks on the young man of the twentieth century.
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Social Education Congress
Tremont Temple
Curtis Guild, Jr
Commonwealth
Fitzgerald
Boston
Eliot
George H. Martin
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Twentieth Centars
Galen Bowditch Celebrates 69th Birthday in Boston
Galen Vincent Bowditch marks his 69th birthday in Boston today. He has been a messenger for Quincy and Boston papers for 13 years and remains alert hale and hearty amid rough weather and busy days.
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Galen Vincent Bowditch
Hale
Boston
Mr. Bowditch
Quincy
Labor Unions Decide to Join Building Trades in Boston
Labor notes report most carpenters unions in the District Council of Greater Boston vote to join the Building Trades section of the Boston Central Union with fuel action deferred. A 25 member Boston Central Labor Union committee plans to write to Mayor Fitzgerald and the city finance committee seeking a 20 cent per day wage increase for 24 dollar day city department laborers. The Engineers' state convention is set for Sunday at 995 Washington Street.
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Carpenters’ District Council of
Greater Boston
Building Trades
Boston Central Union
Engineers
N. A. Ss. J. Hall
Washington’ Street
Patrick Maloney
Boston Central Labor Union
P. Dd. Daley
Edmond Pf. Ward
Charles KE. O'Donnell
Daniel BF. Tobin
Boston Central Labor Vision
Fitzgerald
City of Boston
Perkins Coolidge Nuptials Tie Two Milton Families
Miss Katrine Parkman Coolidge and James Handasyd Perkins of Milton wed at the bride’s Beacon Street home with few relatives present. The couple will reside on Brush Hill road Milton. the bride’s sister Mary married the groom’s brother John Forbes Perkins last year. Best man was Thomas Nelson Perkins. maid of honor Louise Coolidge.
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Katrine Parkman Coolidge
Vincent Club
James Handasyd Perkins
Milton
Harvard
Beacon Street
Mary
John Forbes Perkins
Perkins
Edward Cranch Perkins
Tie
Walter Baker Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Miss Coolidge
Louise Coolidge
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Brush Hill Road
Wednesday Club of Jamaica Plain Holds Largely Attended Session
The Wednesday Club of Jamaica Plain met at Jackson Hall Centre Street with a large turnout. Prizes were won by Miss Murphy Mrs B Faunce Mrs Gavin and Mrs H V MelLaughlin. The group will hold future meetings at Jackson Hall and operate a table at the Free Home for Consumptives fair at Paul Revere Hall December 10 to 15.
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Jamaica Plain
Jackson Hall
Centre Street
Murphy
B. Faunce
Gavin
H. V. MelLaughlin
Paul Revere Hall
Moran Probes East Boston Track Laying Controversy
A delegation urged District Attorney Moran to investigate East Boston dock trust and Stancard Oil Company for laying tracks along public highways. Moran will review the actions and prosecute if violations are found.
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East Boston
Moran
East Boston Dock Trust
Stancard Oil Company
Morit
Common Council Again Without Quorum
Last night the Common Council met but failed to reach a quorum and adjourned to December 6. The repeated adjournments reflect the body's ongoing inability to transact business due to insufficient members.
Millionaire Merriam Leaves 2.1 Million Estate and Bequests
Will of banker Charles Merriam filed yesterday shows estate worth 2,125,000 with 70,000 going to the public including 25,000 to the Institute of Technology. His barber Joseph Whalen and manicurist Mile Amelie Alary receive 250 each. Several staff receive smaller sums and gifts to ser- vants and clerks.
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Charles Merriam
Institute of Technology
Mile
Amelie Alary
Boylston Street
Joseph Whalen
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