Three Held For Robbing Worshippers In South Boston
Frank Foscaldo Walter Mullen and Harry B Williams of Cambridge Roxbury and the North End are jailed on $2000 bail each after arraignment in South Boston. Special Officers O Neill and Ikey accuse them of pickpocketing and stealing from women as they left the Lithuanian Catholic Church on West Fifth street Sunday evening.
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Frank Foscaldo
Walter Mullen
Harry B. Williams
Cambridge
Roxbury
North End
Charles Street
Logan
South Boston
O'Neill
Ikey
West Fifth Street
Navy Disapproves Acquittal of Rear Admiral Little
Secretary Daniels disapproved the general court martial findings that acquitted Rear Admiral William N. Little of negligence in the K-2 submarine project. No new trial will be ordered due to expense and Little's integrity. The dispute centers on battery workmanship and Lt. Moses testimony, with Daniels stressing junior input.
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Washington
Daniels
William N. Little
Department
Little
Moses
Boston
Admiral Little
Foss Campaign Expenditure Nears $2700 in Boston
Joseph Weeks, treasurer of the Boston Foss for Governor campaign committee, reports receipts totaling 2700 with expenditures of 2696.05 including 796.50 for printing and 501.87 for mailing. The balance on hand is 3.95. Contributions include Foss 2500 and smaller gifts from Martin M. Tomasney D A Whelton J A Fitzgerald and David A Mancowitz.
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Foss
Boston
Ith
Langtry
Joseph Weeks
Boston Foss Campaign Committee
Weeks
Dorchester Republican Publicity Campaign Committee
Ward 8 Committee
Martin MM. Jlomasney
D. A. Whelton
J. 4. Fitzgerald
David A. Mancovitz
New Plan Aims to Aid Melrose Poor This Thanksgiving
City officials unveil a plan to provide Thanksgiving cheer for Melrose’s needy. The city government will partner with churches and patriotic societies, each assigned a group to care for.
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Melrose
Church and Patriotic Societies
Boston Japanese to Celebrate Ascension
Prominent Boston merchant Bunkio Matsuki chairs the chrysanthemum festival committee as Boston Japanese residents and local dignitaries prepare a Copley Plaza celebration tomorrow night for Emperor Yoshihito. About 200 guests will attend with Japanese shops lending rare art objects and textiles.
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The
Japanese Association of
Boston
Maclaurin
Technology
Cecil Peabody
Woods
Harvard
Edward Morse
Peabody Museum At
Salem
Sigeziro Yamanaka
Bunki Matsuki
Osamu H. Terada
K. Kawasaki
K. Nishizaki
K. Tomita
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
George M. Tsuruoka
Ix. Murata
Japanese Chrysanthemum Festival Receives Patronesses
The reception and dance feature a chrysanthemum festival arranged in real Japanese style by native artists. Patronesses include Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs. Percival Lowell, Mrs. Harris Kennedy, and Mrs. Fiske Warren, all well acquainted with Japanese life. The event runs 8 to 11 with dancing to follow.
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Larz Anderson
Japan
Percival Lowell
Korea
Harris Kennedy
Fiske Warren
Boston Opera House Hosts International Gala Recital Event
Tamaki Miura and Riccardo Martin headline a program featuring Mme Pavlova and Mme Maria Gay with Boston Opera Company members led by Max Rabinoff. Yoshikawa and Abe present Japanese music and piano works. Attendees include tech and Harvard dignitaries and museum figures.
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Tamaki Miura
Riccardo Martin
Boston Opera Company
Mme. Pavlova
Opera
Mme
Maria Gay
Max Rabinoff
Mme. Villani
Jose Mardones
Rabinoff
Moranzoni
Turkey supply tight and prices high for Thanksgiving week
The market reports a short supply of turkeys for Thanksgiving with prices likely to stay high. About 12,000 poultry packages, mostly turkeys, arrived yesterday, more than last year, while 20,752 packages arrived over the previous three days. Venison steaks sell for 7 cents per pound, but remain costly for many shoppers.
Three Campaigners Compete For Newton Mayor Nomination
In Newton a tight GOP primary unfolds with Mayor Edwin O. Childs facing challenger Arthur W. Blakemore and Abbot B. Rice. The race centers on leadership direction as residents vote to choose the party standard bearer.
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Newton
Edwin O. Childs
Arthur W. Blakemore
Board of Aldermen
Abbot B. Rice
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Thiel& Co
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