Amesbury youth sentenced for assault on 14-year-old girl
Linwood R. Hodge of Amesbury, recently released from the State reformatory, was sentenced to one year in the house of correction after pleading guilty to assaulting Eunice Hall, 14, of North Wilbraham. He allegedly met her Saturday night, cut off her hair close to her head, and threw it into the street.
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Linwood R. Hodge
Amesbury
State Reformatory
House of Correction
Eunice Hall
North Wilbraham
Hodge
Miss Bell
Most Disastrous War for Turkey Said by Abdul Medjid Effendi
Abdul Medjid Effendi, heir to the Ottoman throne, called the latest war Turkey’s most disastrous. He stated the conflict harmed friends and noted Sultan Mohammed V’s weakness before Talaat Bey and Enver Bey, ministers now fugitives.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Abdul Medjid Effendi
Mohammed V
Talaat Bey
Enver Bey
Germany
Skipper Holden Testifies On Earnings At Probate Court
Captain Clarence W. Holden of the United States Shipping Board testified in Suffolk Probate Court that he earned 10294 as a skipper from January 26 1916 to September 1 1918. He admitted $4500 in Liberty bonds and other assets but refused to reveal current holdings. His wife testified about earnings and lodging house work as they faced a possible settlement.
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Clarence W. Holden
United State Shipping Board
Suffolk
Holden
Dartmouth Street
Deer Island
Stage Women Exceed $50,000 War Relief Quota
Official figures show the Stage Women's War Relief campaign in Boston raised $55,327.77 against a $50,000 quota. Managers and United War Drive officials commend the group for efficient collection and enthusiastic support. Despite a small active membership, the branch delivered strong results in this first major Boston effort.
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United War Fund
Stage
United War Drive
Boston
State Women’s War Relief
Murphy in Praise of Col Logan by Major Murphy
Major Thomas F. Murphy praises Colonel Logan and the 101st in an interview. He says the 26th Division is the best to enter battle and calls New England fighters honest-to-God.
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Thomas F. Murphy
South Boston
Logan
101St
Post
New England
Tommy
Fighters praise Colonel Logan and 101st resilience in war praise
Major Murphy recalls Col Logan as the best ever and a through man who cared for every soldier. He notes Logan’s removal and outlines the 101st’s grit on the Chateau Thierry Paris road while praising the artillerymen nicknamed Back Bay highbrows.
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101St
Tommy
Greater
Boston
Logan
Chateau Thierry
Fort McHenry Neval
Baltimore
France
Major Murphy
Back Bay
Death of Rev. John F. Lehy S J former Holy Cross president
Rev. John F. Lehy S J longtime Holy Cross figure dies at St Andrews on the Hudson Poughkeepsie N Y born 1850 Royalston Mass educated Holy Cross 1872 74 served as professor of mathematics 1874 87 at Holy Cross 1888 Georgetown 1889 92 93 Woodstock 1901 1906 Boston College then Holy Cross treasurer since 1906 and served as vice president and president of Holy Cross College He had been in Worcester known for his leadership and was a brother of Geoffrey B Letry founder of the Boston City Club He went to St Andrews for rest three weeks ago.
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S. J
St. Andrews-on-the-Hudson
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Father Lehy
Worcester
Holy Cross College
Royalston
Holy Cross
Society of Jesus
Georgetown University
Gaysaga College
Washington
Woodstock
Boston College
Geoffrey B. Letry
Boston City Club
St. Andrews
26th Infantry Triumph at Chateau Thierry Revered by French
Major Murphy recounts the 26th Infantry’s record three day advance of seventeen kilometres at Chateau Thierry facing heavy artillery and machine gun fire. The 26th freed the town of Vaux amid French crowds cheering as the band led Colonel Logan and the regiment past residents who honored every private with tears and applause.
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Rollins
Dell
Murphy
Vaux
Logan
New Twist in Woman's Love Suit
The $200,000 damage suit by Mrs. Aida L. Davis of Boston against Mrs. Adelaide L. Pierce of Peabody claims alienation of her husband Howard C. Davis. The latest move is the discharge of trustees under the will of John B. Pierce, deceased husband of Mrs. Pierce, a wealthy Peabody man.
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Boston
Adelaide L. Pierce
Peabody
Howard C. Davis
John B. Pierce
Pierce
Executors Discharged From Pierce Property Case
Clarence M Wooley Frank M Peters of New York and Rolland J Hamilton of Chicago are discharged as trustees of the John B Pierce estate after the attachment was reduced from 200000 to 100000 following Mrs Pierce’s protest. Docket entry signed by Lafayette R Chamberlin for Mrs Davis and Mason H Stone for Mrs Pierce. Mrs Davis alleges Mrs Pierce sought to ruin her marriage to Howard C Davis in 1918, which Mrs Pierce denies.
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Clarence M. Wooley
Frank M
Peters
New York
Rolland J. Hamilton
Chicago
John B. Pierce
Pierce
Suffolk Superior Court
Lafayette R. Chamberlin
Davis
Mason H. Stone
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Pierce
Howard C. Davis
Mr. Davis
Sewell resigns as Maine Public Service Marine chair
Harold M. Sewell of Bath quits today as chairman of the Marine committee on public safety. He had led the committee since its organization in Portland on March 31, 1917.
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Sewell
Maine Public Service
Augusta
Harold M. Sewell
Bath
Marine Committee On Public Safety
Portland
Tarzan series returns in Boston Post Sunday Magazine
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine will feature a new Tarzan series by Edgar Rice Burroughs, drawing widespread reader interest as the famous jungle hero continues his adventures in print.
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Tarzan
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Boston Post
Pinex Cough Syrup Claim and directions
An advertisement touts a home made cough syrup claimed to rapidly ease coughs and chest congestion. It promotes using 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint syrup with honey or molasses as preferred, sells as a cheaper family supply, and promises satisfaction or money back.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Decision for Fighting Men Clarifies Military Equity in Foreclosures
The Supreme Judicial Court full bench ruled a service member cannot have real estate with only an equity interest condemned at foreclosure without court order. First Lieutenant Morris Hoffman sued Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank to stop a sale of property at 20 Hancock Street and 8 Joy Street secured by an $18,000 mortgage, claiming no notice was given.
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United States
Supreme Judicial Court
Morris Hoffman
Leutenant
Charlestown
Five Cents Savings Bank
Hancock Street
Joy Street
Hoffman
Jenney
Superior Court
Supreme Court Reverses First Under Act Ruling
The full bench of the Supreme Court reverses the lower court decision in the first case under the act to reach the high court.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Poslam Claims Clear Healthy Skin For Eruptions
Advertisement touts Poslam healing power for blemishes and irritated skin. It promises relief from long lasting skin disorders and promotes Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam for brighter complexions. It urges readers to request free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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