Whose Auto Is This in the Greater Boston Post
The Post offers a five dollar gold piece to the driver pictured in the photo who proves vehicle ownership at the City Editor’s office, 275 Washington Street, upper hours. Tomorrow’s issue will publish another photo with similar rewards. The Thursday image shows Gardiner M. Lane’s Packard driven by Frank E. Gibson. car number 16647.
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Greater
Boston
The
Post
Washington Street
Sunday Post
Owate
Gardiner M. Lane
Marlboro Street
Frank E. Gibson
South Braintree
Family apart in same house in Flushing dispute
Charles X I Kates and his wife, prominent Flushing residents, live on separate floors with five children since April amid a lan d-support case in Flushing Police Court. Evidence showed $25,000 and $6,000 in real estate holdings for the couple. The children chose where to live, with three remaining with the mother and two with the father.
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New York
Charles XI
Kates
Flushing
Mr. Kates
Joseph Fitch
American Girl In Berlin Casino Raid
A Berlin police raid on a top gambling house snared five women of high society including a prominent young American with official credentials. Patrons attempted to rush officers to free the women, but authorities held firm. the American society woman was released and left the city.
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Berlin
America
Young American Society
Hud
Names of dead on petition for Boston recount
Charges filed with the election commissioners allege that names of dead men and non residents were signed to the petition for a recount of the Boston Governor's Council third district race. It is further charged that other petition names were forged.
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John Quinn, Jr
Boston
Governor's Council
City Hall election recount sparks protest over vote miscounts
Edward D. Collins of South Boston led rival Quinn by 65 votes after official tabulation corrected press errors that had overstated Collins by 40 and understated Quinn by 46. Collins filed a protest with the Ballot Law Commission as sensational testimony promised. Quinn denied any forgeries and said signatures appeared genuine.
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City Hall
Edward D. Collins
South Boston
Quinn
Collins
Ballot Law Commission
Municipal Court
Fire Under Dover Street Bridge Damages Albany Structure
Box 58 was struck for a fire under the Dover street bridge reported at 5:58 last evening. A kettle of hot tar left burning on the bridge after workers left started the blaze, burning the flooring and stringers and causing about $800 in damage before firefighters controlled the fire.
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Albany Street
Dover Street
Hourin Faces Charges Over Spitting and Revolver Claim
Christopher A. D. Hourin chief inspector of the sanitary division of the street department stood accused at a City Hall hearing of spitting in a subordinate’s face and drawing a revolver on another. Testimony from Patrick J. McLaughlin and Eugene Canney covered alleged incidents during Hourin’s tenure, Hourin denied the revolver claim and said Canney was suspended for insubordination. The superintendent of streets, Rourke, summarized the case and will render a decision.
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Christopher A. D. Hourin
Sanitary Division
Street Department
Rourke
Patrick J. McLaughlin
Hourin
Hibbard
Eugene Canney
Canney
McLaughlin
Ballet Bills Too Shocking at Wilkesbarre The Wall
In Wilkesbarre Penn the Old Ladies' Home faces a wall used for ad posters. Ballet dancers in scant attire roused indignation among inmates. They gathered papers with paste and covered the posters lower limbs claiming decency was protected.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Old Ladies
Berwick Wins at Rochester Fair in Field Throw
At Rochester New Hampshire on the final day of the fair the Veteran Firemen display drew crowds while Berwick Maine's Vixen team won the main event with a 171 feet 11.5 inch throw. Hancock of Brockton Massachusetts failed to appear as the engine was misrouted to Rochester New York.
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Rochester
N. H
Hoxey
Rochester Fair
Hancock
Brockton
Mass
N. Y
Berwick
Lynn Factory Inspectors Warn on Child Labor
Angus H. McDonald of Salem, state factory inspector, reports that 75 percent of Lynn factories employ children under the legal age and without school board consent. He spoke this morning in Lynn.
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Lynn
Angus H. McDonald
Salem
Woburn Man Killed Struck by Freight Train
Thomas Flaherty of Woburn was killed when struck by a freight train at Wallace N . on Thursday night. Flaherty, a letter carrier, had lived in Woburn for several years and was unmarried.
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Woburn
Thomas Flaherty
Wallace
Flaherty
Hotel Fire At Jeru Salem Road Cohasset Ends In Loss
Kimball's Hotel at Skippers Point Cohasset on Jeru Salem road burned yesterday morning. Eleven guests were inside including six to eight chauffeurs. A sick young woman guest was rescued by several men and taken to a neighbor's house. The hotel, valued at 3500, sustained about 3000 in damage with 1000 more in contents. Investigation planned.
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Kimball's
Skippers’ Point
Jerusalem Road
Cohasset
Gymnasium Season Opens With Public Hours Revealed
The bath department announces the gymnasium season for the coming year with public hours from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Women and girls on Monday and Thursday. mothers and schoolgirls sessions throughout the day. Tuesday and Friday serve men and working girls. Wednesday and Saturday schedule boys and juniors as shown.
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Bath Department
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