Paul Sues Corcoran Over $45,000 Fraud Claim
Scott W. Paul of Methuen alleges he was defrauded of $45,000 by William J. Corcoran former district attorney of Middlesex County and prepared to charge Corcoran with inducing him to authorize a suit. Damages later uncovered show Searles was involved with a $50,000 sum and the matter centers on payments and immunity claims amid a broader political fight.
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Scott W. Paul
Methuen
William J. Corcoran
Middlesex County
Corcoran
Supreme Judicial Court
Ben Turpin’s Boston Joyful Tour Delights Crowds
Comedian Ben Turpin toured Boston Cambridge and Brookline yesterday afternoon as a guest of the Boston Post. Readers lined the streets for a laugh while Turpin teased the crowd and shared in the merriment. The event left spectators smiling and clearly enjoying the lighthearted visit.
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Ben Turpin
Boston
Cambridge
Brookline
Boston Post
Post
Turpin
Tufts Refuses Comment on Court Finding in Bay State Scandal
Tufts returns home and declines to discuss the court finding. None of Tufts' Cambridge Office assistants will be re appointed. A Bay State legal scandal reveals a 1919 blackmail ring sought to influence the Republican nomination for attorney general to shield itself from action. Allen, supported by Bar Association leaders, prevailed and derailed the ring.
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Tufts
Cambridge
Republican Party
Bay State
Allen
Bar Association
Fire alarm greets Dorchester wedding procession
Last night in Dorchester 2094 Dorchester avenue witnessed a staged alarm at the bride’s home as William L. Lane of Engine 46 wed Elizabeth M. Norton. Fire apparatus from Engine 4 Ladder 6 Engine 16 and Ladder 2 arrived in force and then returned to quarters after greetings.
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Dorchester
William L. Lane
Elizabeth M. Norton
St. Gregory’s Rectory
Francis X. Dolan
Dorchester Avenue
Lane
Engine 4
River Street
Allen J. McDonald
Protective Department
Meteorological Mumps Shake World as Earth Heats Up
Old earth suffers a prolonged heat wave with intermittent feverlike crises and relapses. The AP reports a global surge in temperatures as meteorological conditions strain ecosystems and daily life across regions.
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New York
Associated Press
Visitors of Note in Provincetown
Provincetown reports visitors of note as Superintendent Herbert W. West of the Metropolitan Park Police and Mrs West of Boston spend their vacation in town. West, who spent part of his boyhood in Provincetown, is renewing old acquaintances at a West family reunion.
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Provincetown
Herbert W. West
Metropolitan Park Police
Mrs. West
Boston
West
Provinetown
Wages Cut Noticed at Yarmouth Pulp Mill
Notices posted at the S D Warren Company pulp mill in Yarmouth Maine announce wage reductions of eight and a half cents per day effective immediately.
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Yarmouth
D. Warren Company
Betting on the World Series shifts toward Giants and Yankees
New York betting pools expect about 500000 dollars to be wagered on the World Series starting Wednesday. Early action favors the American League champion Giants at 11 to 10 with many speculators eyeing Babe Ruth and opening game home run chances. A veteran betting commissioner predicts even money by tomorrow as the odds narrow between the rivals.
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New York
Wall Street
Babe Ruth
Giants
Yankees
Bank Moves 3 Billions to New Wall Street Office
In New York on October 2, the Liberty office of the New York Trust Company and its main office moved to a merged site at 100 Broadway. The move involved about 3 billion dollars in securities and was protected by two guards per shipment. The transfer drew few Sunday spectators due to Wall Street’s lull.
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New York
Wall Street
Liberty
New York Trust Company
Broadway
Liberty National Bank
Trust Company
Broad Street
Ben draws crowds with his laughing gaze and stories
Children and older fans alike greeted Ben along the route of the Post automobile. They called him Ben or Bennie as he told funny stories that drew cheer, laughter, and tears from listeners.
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Ben
Bennie
Favor Change in Prohibition in New York Referendum
The National Liberal Alliance reports New York City voters favor a milder form of prohibition and the sale of light wines and beers. Up to Sept. 10 the tally shows 161,442 for milder prohibition versus 3,584 to keep the existing statute, with 9,969 against blue laws and 398 for them. The alliance plans to extend balloting nationwide.
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New York
New York City
National Liberal Alliance
Alliance
Tufts Returns Home From Princeton
Mr. Tufts arrived home from Princeton New Jersey early yesterday morning and the note continues on page 56 first column.
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Mr. Tufts
Princeton
N. J
Moon and tariff notes in a historic recap
The entry recalls Civil era time marks with moonrise and moonset, mentions lighting vehicles at 5 54, and notes a 1913 era Underwood tariff bill signed by President Wilson. It references Austria cleared by Italians and an anniversary of Wilson urging the League of Nations.
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Wilson
League of Ations
Weather Forecast For Boston And New England
Cloudy skies with showers expected in Boston and nearby areas Monday afternoon or night. Tuesday should clear and cool with moderate to fresh southwest winds shifting to northwest. Northern New England sees showers Monday into Monday night followed by clearing Tuesday, while southern New England cools after showers.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Rocky Mountain
Arkansas
Ontario
Upper Lake Region
Great Central Valleys
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountain Region
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Plain States
Missouri Valley
Mississippi River
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Weather Outlook Then Unsettled Cooler By Evening
The forecast suggests fair and warm conditions through this afternoon or early evening. Later today unsettled weather is expected with cooler temperatures as a your area sees a shift in conditions.
Unclear OCR Weather and Scores Snapshot
Partial OCR text shows temperatures and scores with scattered numbers. Mentions average temperature yesterday and one year ago, references to times and sources, but readable facts are limited. No clear events, names, places, or dates beyond generic references.
Train Derailment Injures Three Near Hyde Park Station
Three persons were slightly injured and several hundred passengers panicked when a car derailed on a New Haven line train from Providence to Boston at Hyde Park station. A car packed with people was shaken up as passengers reacted to the derailment.
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New Haven
Providence
Boston
Hyde Park
F. Armes
John J. Leary
Hyde Park Train Derailment Hurts Three on Sunday Rush
A crowded Sunday evening train derailed near Hyde Park as the brake rigging failed, sending the front coach into a fence and injuring three passengers Mrs Katherine Conley 810 Whiting Ave East Dedham Thomas H Gilmartin 2 Emmet St Hyde Park and Charles Clark 8 Barry St Hyde Park The incident caused a panic on the station platform as passengers and crew aided the injured and kept others from wandering onto the tracks.
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Katherine Conley
Whiting Avenue
East
Dedham
Thomas H. Gilmartin
Emmet Street
Hyde Park
Charles Clark
Barry Street
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