Cody Dies From Overtraining in New England
John J. Cody, 26, Newton resident and noted all round athlete, died of a general physical breakdown caused by overtraining for the national all round championships in Chicago last August. He belonged to the Cambridge port Gymnasium team and Newton Y M C A where he won the Waitt trophy and the association all round title for three years. He was selected by the New England A A A U to represent the region at nationals. He balanced a railroad job with training and nights of work proved too strenuous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England A. A. A. U
Man Shot in Odd Accident in Newton
Francis J. Magne an Auburndale contractor narrowly escaped death when a revolver exploded as he removed it from his pocket in front of his home at 120 Crescent Street Newton. The 38 caliber bullet entered the right leg at the hip and was removed near the knee.
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Newton
Francis J. Mague
Auburndale
Magne
Crescent Street
Kept Their Marriage a Secret Seven Months
Arthur J. Ellis of Dorchester revealed at a Thanksgiving dinner in Hotel Touraine that he and Miss Anna T Doyle of Somerville were married last April by Fr Scanlon of the Cathedral. He produced the signed marriage certificate to confirm the announcement. Mrs Ellis is a well known Somerville social figure. Ellis is son of Mrs James Ellis of the Gladstone and the late James Ellis. he works in the local automobile business.
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Arthur J. Ellis
Dorchester
Touraine
Anna T. Doyle
Pear Street
Somerville
Mr. Ellis
Miss Doyle
Fr. Scanlon
Ellis
James Ellis
Gladstone
Horner
Car Collision Ends With Severe Injuries In Arlington
Joseph Mc Ardle was knocked from his wagon in a collision with an inbound car at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Franklin Street. He suffered severe injuries and doctors doubt his recovery as the wagon was demolished and the horse shot.
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Arlington
Joseph McArdle
Massachusetts Avenue
Franklin Street
Ballard Educates Boston on Stomach Care at Epstein's Drug
R T Ballard the Western stomach expert has a busy Boston education campaign at Epstein's drug store Scollay square. A signed statement by Charlestown barber C A Walcott praises Ballard's treatment after a decade of stomach catarrh kidney trouble and bladder inflammation. Walcott reports improved appetite strength and relief from headaches and stomach pain. Ballard will stay at Epstein's store until 10 tonight and next week from 10 to 8.
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R. T. Ballard
Boston
Epstein
Scollay Square
Ballard
C. A. Walcott
Parker Street
Charlestown
Mr. Ballard
Epstein’s
Galloway Shooting Sparks Emergency Chase in Essex County
Chief Merrill issued a county wide alarm for Chester M. Goodwin after he shot Bertram Galloway during a kitchen quarrel at the Galloway home on Dodge's court. Goodwin fled, aided by Raymond Nichols who seized the revolver. Galloway lay fatally wounded, Dr. Boutelle summoned as police closed in.
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Merrill
Essex County
Goodwin
Raymond Nichols
Galloway
Middleton
Galloway House
Dodge's Court
Bertram Galloway
Chester M
Elmer Goodwin
Nichols
Eva
Chester Goodwin
Gal
Jealousy Flares As Husband Slain. Suspect Flees Toward River
After a fatal shooting, Chief of Police Joseph Merrill and Patrolman Noonan investigated witnesses and ordered the arrest of Goodwin. Galloway, claiming jealousy over Goodwin's friendship with his wife, died from murder, with Goodwin fleeing toward the Danvers River and possibly attempting suicide. Medical Examiner H. K. Foster prepared an autopsy plan for dawn. Mrs. Galloway, overwhelmed by her husband’s death, was consoled by her mother Mrs. E. S. Gage.
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Ena
Ead. Reymond Nichols
Joseph Merrill
Noonan
Goodwin
Galloway
Elmer
Chester
Danvers
H. K. Foster
Crosby
E. 8S. Gage
Middleton
Gloucter Father Describes Daughter Hattie Le Blanc Trial
Abram Le Blanc speaks of his daughter Hattie Le Blanc facing trial in Cambridge. He recalls her childhood as obedient and notes her mother’s illness in Arichat. The carpenter, 14 years, longs for her acquittal and reveals family strain as 19 children and long absences mark their lives.
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Mrs. Glover
Arichat
Hattie
Waltham
Mr. le Blanc
Thomas Davis
William White
Pleasant Street
Gloucester
Hattie le Blanc
Cambridge
Abram le Blanc
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