Missing Lynn woman Edith Broughton sought by scouts
Miss Edith Broughton 29 of 18 Holland avenue Lynn is missing after an alleged gas inhalation incident at her sister's home in West Lynn. Police search planned with Boy Scouts if her whereabouts remain unknown. she left Thursday to visit Swampscott and has been ill and despondent. She worked at the General Electric Company and may be in danger due to prior gas exposure. She is described as 5 feet 3 inches tall, about 1135 pounds with brown eyes and hair, last seen in a wine dress and black coat with a tan straw hat.
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Edith Broughton
Holland Avenue
Lynn
West Lynn
Boy Scouts
Swampscott
Miss Broughton
England
General Electric Company
Mayor Curley to Head Columbus Day Exercises
Mayor Curley delivers the principal address at Columbus Day exercises on the Common. District Attorney Pelletier and Senator McCleary of St Paul are among other speakers with Addison E. Winship presiding at Faneuil Hall.
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Curley
Pelletier
Addison E. Winship
Boston City Club
Faneuil Miall
Senator McCleary
St. Paul
Man Guilty of Stealing 1497 From Springfield Woman
Eugene H. Arnold formerly a Springfield hotel clerk was found guilty of larceny of 1497 from Eva M. Bartlett. Sentenced by Judge Dubuque to one year in the House of Correction. Bartlett had entrusted the money for bank deposits. Arnold used it for himself.
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Eugene H. Arnold
Springfield
Eva M. Bartlett
West Brookline Street
Superior Criminal Court
Thomas Malone
Malone
State
House of Correction
James J. McDonald
Dubuque
MecDonald
Questions Gas Co’s Records Stir Hearing on Boston Rates
Edwin I. Dwelley of Lynn challenged the Boston Consolidated Gas Company records at a Gas and Electric Light Commissioners hearing on Boston gas rates. He said the books do not present a full true statement of the company’s affairs. President James L. Richards asked for supporting facts. Dwelley offered to present details later, refraining for now. The remark came near a London Sliding Scale rate discussion.
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Edwin I. Dwelley
Lynn
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Boston
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Commission
Dwelley
James L. Richards
Gas Company
Riley
Mr. Dwelley
Mr. Richard
London
Republicans Split on Planks Bird Demanded
At Copley Plaza Republican leaders grumbled over Mr Bird aimed to dictate terms of surrender to the party as the social welfare planks were put forward.
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Copley Plaza
Bird
Resolutions Split on Social Planks at Republicans Meeting
The Republican resolutions committee split over Bird backed social welfare planks and eight hour work bills, approving some constitutional convention and short ballot ideas while opposing key labor and welfare measures. Ex senator Crane and Bird pressed for policy shifts as McCall urged expediency, with no final platform draft released.
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Charles Sumner Bird
McCail
Bird
McCall
Republican Party
Burbank
Committee On Resolutions
Copley Plaza
W. Murray Crane
Crane
Walpole
Gillett
Thurston
Mr. Bird
Massachusetts Republican Club
Republican State Committee
Cushing
Foss
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Senator Lodge
Weeks
Congress
Treadway
Gardner
Henry Sterling
American Federation of Labor
Sterling
Massachusetts
National
German-American Alliance
Democratic State Committee
Curley
Harold Williams
Brookline
Thomas J. Boynton
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Butterfield Street
Lowell
Edwin A. Grosvenor
Amherst
Roland D. Sawyer
Ware
Morton H. Burdick
Adams
Peter F. Tague
Boston
Michael A. O'Leary
Charles F. Riordan
Daniel F. O'Connell
Henry J. Ryan
Wendell
Pittsfield
Edward F. McLaughlin
Brookline Street
Herbert A. Kenney
Leon Hk. Egges
State Street
Arthur B. Reed
Abington
Arthur J. B. Cartier
Fall River
Francis M. Kennedy
New Bedford
Walsh
Savings Bank
Prohibition
Senator Borah to Speak on Preparedness at Braves Field
United States Senator W. E. Borah of Idaho could be a Republican presidential nominee next year. He is scheduled to speak at Braves Field in Allston a week from tomorrow afternoon on the topic of Preparedness.
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United States
W. E. Borah
Idaho
Braves Field
Allston
Subscriptions Near Half‑Billion on Anglo French Bonds Offer
In New York on October 1 subscriptions approached 365 million dollars toward a 500 million bond issue. Banks and wealthy individuals led the underwriters with broad regional interest. Open books may run several days as Western banks yet to respond and payments are scheduled in three installments through December.
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New York
Eee Exchange
Anglo-French Commission
J. P. Morgan
Partridge Indicted for Defrauding Deal Returns to Jail
William H W Partridge indicted by a grand jury for attempted fraud and larceny of a $32000 deed in a real estate deal. A surety surrendered his $500 bond, and Partridge spent last night in Charles Street jail. Judge Dubuque adjourned bond, allowing time to secure new sureties.
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William HW. Partridge
Charles Street
Partridge
Joseph A. Dennison
Dubuque
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Mary W. Tolton
Winthrop
Florice
S. Partridge
Summit Road
Medford
William H. Murphy
Veteran Street Railway Employee Dies at 59
George E. Bridges of 19 Upland Road Watertown track master of Division 7 of the Elevated died yesterday at his brother's home in Penobscot Maine after several months illness. He is survived by his wife and mother.
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George E. Bridges
Upland Road
Watertown
Elevated
Penobscot
Obituary Notice of Cambridge Street Railway Official
Mr Bridges served the Cambridge Street Railway starting as conductor on November 10 1889 and rose to master and later track master of Division 7 until his death. An Odd Fellow Knights Templar and New England Street Railway Club member.
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Bridges
Cambridge Street Railway
Knights Templar
New England Street Railway Club
Kelley Named Harvard Illustrated Magazine Managing Editor
Robert C. Kelley of Dorchester, a member of the Harvard junior class, was named managing editor of the Harvard Illustrated Magazine. A competition for Harvard freshmen to become editors has been started.
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Robert C. Kelley
Dorchester
Harvard Junion
Harvard Illustrated
Harvard
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