Old offender on probation in local court
Elkhill, 20, recently released from 18 months in Concord Reformatory for larceny appeared in Superior Criminal Court for a similar crime. Judge Richard Irwin, noting a potential for reform, granted probation due to favorable conditions and a relative willing to help, while the case involved alleged theft of six checks and forged endorsements with a bank account opened at Boylston National Bank.
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Sakhil
Concord Reformatory
Superior Criminal Court
Elkhill
Richard Irwin
J. Henry Emery
Bikhill
Boylston National Ink
The Emperor Hadrian in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
Bernice Brown reports that another piece featuring The Emperor Hadrian will appear in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine, expanding coverage of the historic figure. The feature promises in-depth exploration and period context for readers.
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Bernice Brown
Emperor Hadrian
Boston Sunday Post
Richards Reclaims Stolen Jewelry in Lexington Find
Mrs. E. M. Richards of West Newton recovered part of $4500 worth of jewelry stolen from her home on Thanksgiving afternoon. The loot, including a wrist watch on a black ribbon, neck laces, rings and barrettes, was found Saturday behind shrubbery on Bedford Street near Hill Street in Lexington by John Fitzgerald and the Fardy brothers. The items appeared to have been tossed from a moving automobile by burglars.
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Boston
E. M. Richards
Chestnut Street
West Newton
John Fitzgerald
Sarle
Joseph Fardy
Lexington
Bedford Street
Hill Street
Referee_OKS Jones Co. Building Sale in New Bedford
Referee in Bankruptcy Olmstead yesterday confirmed the sale by trustees of the William C. Jones Company cotton waste dealers of Summer street of a building owned by the bankrupt firm in New Bedford for 325000. The buyer was the New Bedford Storage Warehouse Company.
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Olmstead
William C. Jones Company
Summer Street
New Bedford
New Bedford Storage Warehouse Company
Boston Woman and Children Thank Dr True Elixir
A Boston mother thanks Dr True’s Elixir after recovering from exhaustion dizziness headaches and weak appetite. She praises the family laxative and worm expeller for her three children and notes worms in a sick child were relieved after two doses. The ad claims worldwide recognition since 1861 with bottles priced 1.20 60c and 40c.
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Boston
Mass
Lamwon Street
Nellie Woodfords
Penn Realty Trust Company
Dr. True
Louise
Turn-about in Plausse home tested by judge's order
In Brockton on November 28 Judge C Carroll King ordered a husband to stay home and do chores while the wife works, marking the Plausse family’s first tryout of a gender role swap amid a non support case. The couple gave conflicting accounts of who cooked and washed, while the wife sought higher earnings outside the home. The judge allowed the arrangement to run until December 27 to gauge its effectiveness.
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Brockton
E. P. Plausse
Plausse
C. Carroll King
Plausses
Two School Committee Candidates Certified
The nomination papers for Miss Frances G Curtis and William G O Hare were certified for the City election vacancy. Each candidate had 2200 certified names while Walter G McGauley drew 1700.
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Frances G. Curtis
William G. O'Hare
Walter G. McGauley
Protege of Caruso to sing Saturday in Boston
Miss Mary Clark of Boston, protege of Enrico Caruso and pupil of Mme Sembrich, will appear at Jordan Hall Saturday afternoon December 3. She has sung widely in the area including Fenway Park memorial services and Plymouth Pilgrim Centenary events. Her recital in Boston marks a first for her in the city.
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Enrico Caruso
Mme. Sembrich
Jordan Hall
Mary Clark
Boston
Clark
Greater
Fenway Park
Plymouth
City Council approves $500 raise for Burlen and Finigan
The City Council unanimously amended ordinances to raise M. W. Burlen's salary from 4000 to 4500 and Frederick A. Finigan's from 3500 to 4000, with no increases for other board members. The vote followed Councilman Watson's explanation that full-time department work justified the chairman and secretary raises. The council also set December 13 as election day 6 am to 4 pm, for mayor, three council members, and one school committee member, with a ballot on beverage licenses.
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M. W. Burlen
Frederick A. Finigan
James A. Watson
John A. Donoghue
Donoghue
Ward 9
South
Boston
South End
United Improvement Association
Public Works Department
Woman Held on Accessory Charge in Cambridge Robbery
Mrs. Frances Forbes, 25, of 18 Royal Avenue Ailston was arraigned in East Cambridge court yesterday on an accessory charge in the Thomas Kachkerkus Cambridge robbery on November 5. She pleaded not guilty and was held on $1000 bonds.
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Frances Forbes
Royal Avenue
Ailston
Denby Urges Keeping Current Navy and Marine Pay Scale
Secretary Denby urged retaining the present basis of navy and marine corps pay at least until conditions settle. He said he could not seek an increase amid economy demands but warned men would face serious questions if the pay scale were cut.
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Denby
NAVY
Washington
Marine Corps
Joint Congressional Commission On
Trustees’ successor not chosen in publishing society reorg
Trustees fail to elect a successor to La mont Rowlands amid ongoing dispute with the Christian Science board. Directors, aided by remaining trustees Herbert W. Eustace and Paul Harvey, had hoped for action. Bates firm counsel law matters delay. final decree and injunction dissolution loom as Dittemore seeks status review.
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Christian Science Publishing Society
Lamont Rowlands
Christian Science Board of Directors
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Mr. Rowlands
Herbert W. Eustace
Paul Harvey
John N. Bates
Bates, Nay, Abbott and Dane
Bates
Rowlands
William G. Thompson
John V. Dittemore
Dittemore
Liberty bonds rise to new high on New York Stock Exchange
Five active Liberty bond and Victory note issues posted fresh year long highs on the NYSE as large buy orders emerged. The second 4s advanced 18 cents to 96.88, first 41 48 up 82 cents to 97.0, second 41 48 up 16 cents to 96.14, and fourth 41 48 up 12 cents to 96.50. Victory 88 4s rose modestly to par, a yearly high.
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New York
Liberty Bond
Victory Note
Stock Exchange
Victory
Van Camp's Milk Advertises Purity and Value
A promotional piece touts Van Camp's Milk as safe after sterilization and can sealing. It promises rich dairy quality from diluted half strength to whole milk, with no waste and ready supply for emergencies.
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van Camp
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