72 Year Old Woman Arrested for Larceny in Cambridge
Gray haired 72 year old Johanna Coughlin of 1 School Street Cambridge was arrested yesterday by Station 2 officers on larceny charges after allegedly attempting to steal small wares from a Tremont Street department store. Police said she trailed along counters while a store detective followed, prompting arrest for cross examination and an appearance in court today.
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Johanna Coughlin
School Street
Cambridge
Station 2
Tremont Street
Fire driver thrown in collision during alarm
Newton, Oct. 2. While responding to Box percent alarm, Engine 1 collided with an electric light post, throwing Frank Jennings from the seat. The horses were thrown. one pinned another as they were pulled free. Jennings suffered head and shoulder injuries. fire was a minor blaze.
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Newton
Frank Jennings
Tufts Freshmen Adopt Brown Caps Amid Color War
Medford, Oct. 2 The Tufts freshman class 140 strong agreed to wear brown caps with green tops to distinguish themselves from upperclassmen. By sundown 107 were fitted and wearing the cap, ending a campus dispute sparked by sophomores and juniors. The All Rounders Club hosted a reception and dance for newcomers at Goddard Gymnasium.
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Medford
Tufts College
Boston
All Rounders
Goddard Gymnasium
Pretty Deaconess Bride Ties Law to Cupid in Malden
Miss Christine Isabelle McDonald of the Methodist Deaconess Training School in Boston married Mr. Charles M. Cox in Malden after a two week engagement. The ceremony followed her assignment to Robinson Church and a whirlwind auto trip. The couple will reside in Somerville with attendants Catherine McAskill Mary Cox Grace Twining and Florence Mae Heath.
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Malden
Dan Cupid
Christine Isabelle McDonald
Methodist Deaconess Training School
Boston
Charles M. Cox
Eugene H. Cox
Charles M
Mr. Blackett
Somerville
Coachman Moran Seriously Burned in Stable Fire
Frank Moran aged 70 a stableman and coachman employed by George S. Robinson Jr suffered severe burns to the head and body and near suffocation when a fire broke out in a stable. He is hospitalized at Malden Hospital with slim chances of recovery.
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Medford
Frank Moran
George S. Robinson, Jr
Malden Hospital
Banquet Honors Edward M Gallagher for Knights Deputy Role
About 150 friends gathered at the Exchange Club to honor Edward M Gallagher on his appointment as deputy of the Knights of Columbus. Speakers included Mayor Fitzgerald Father McCarthy Father James Congressman John Weeks and others prominent in city life. Father McCarthy served as toastmaster.
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Friends of
Edward M. Gallagher
Exchange Club
Knights of Columbus
Mayor Fitzgerald
Father McCarthy
Father James
John Weeks
Weeks and
Hornblower
J. P. O’donnell
Daniel F. Buckley
Jeremiah McCarthy
Joseph H. O’neil
Moody to resign from Cabinet in December
Washington reports two December and February retirements from President Roosevelt's Cabinet. Attorney General Moody will resign around December first, and Secretary of the Treasury Shaw is expected to retire in February. Possible replacements include George von L Meyer, ambassador to Russia, while Moody would not stay on and Bonaparte prefers the Navy post.
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Washington
Moody
National Biscuit Company's Boston Food Fair Display
The National Biscuit Company showcases a grand classical exhibit at Mechanics Building in the Boston Food Fair. Its marblelike pillars, Greek motifs, evening illumination, and ten demonstrators highlight Uneeda Biscuit and other Nabisco products while travelers from New England tour the display and praise its artistry and scale.
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National Biscuit Company
Boston
Mechanics’ Building
Grand Hall
National
Nabisco
New England
Riverbank
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Bridge
Boylston
Exeter Streets
Boston Publicity Bureau Opens In City Hall District
The Boston Publicity and Information Bureau has been organized to boost summer visitors, position Boston as a leading convention city, attract capitalists and manufacturers, grow steamship lines, promote merchants week, and collaborate with transport firms to funnel tourists to New England’s Hub. Manager Thomas F. Anderson will lead from the Carney building at 48 Tremont Street.
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Boston Publicity and Information Bureau
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Thomas F. Anderson
Carney Building
Tremont Street
Anderson
Bureau
New England
United States
Campaign outlines set for fall Public School Association
Notices issued for a committee meeting of the Public School Association to map the fall campaign. President John F. Moors cites a strong chance for the organization's candidate to win and praises the post reform board’s efficiency under civil service and pension proposals. He says politics have no place in school administration. The nominating committee will decide the candidate.
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The
Public School Association
John F. Moors
Moors
Mr Wolf in New York heads to fashion markets
Mr. B. M. Wolf and his clothing buyer traveled to New York yesterday to inspect new lines and place orders for upcoming seasons.
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MR. Wolf
New York
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Somerellta
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Houghton & Dutton
Tremont
Murphy Bros
J. W. Philbrick & Co
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Bricht
Strong
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Mass
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Adams Sq
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Post
Adams Square
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Samuel
John B. Moran
Morans
Washington Street
John Hancock
TUFTS
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National Biscuit Co. Has
State Street
Uneeda Biscuit
Paine Furniture Co
Canal Street
Brivfamnarke
Pres. Moors
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