Dismissal of Captain Gordon From Cambridge Force to Be Sought
Boston Bar Association prepares charges against a score of lawyers and will present petitions directly to the Supreme Court. The grievance committee reviews complaints in a vigorous secretive manner with no hearings, citing past witness disappearances. Former Attorney-General is named as an innocent victim of a blackmail ring.
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Boston Bar Association
Supreme Court
Gordon
Cambridge
The
Boston
Herbert Gordon
Cambridge Police
Middlesex County Distrit Attorney's Office
President seeks aid to restore economic conditions nationwide
The president asks governors and mayors to unite in relief efforts for the unemployed. Context calls for coordinated action across communities to correct economic conditions.
Take Steps to Help Unemployed Here
Private conference between Mayor Peters and local men set groundwork for a city unemployed relief committee. Registration and campaign outline expected to be announced. President Harding urged governors and mayors to organize local machinery to correct economic conditions.
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Boston
Peters
Washington
Harding
Boy Killed After School Near Southern Junior High
Alexander Wilworth age 14 of 21 Concord Avenue Somerville was struck by an automobile in front of Southern Junior High School as he left school. He died en route to Somerville Hospital with skull fracture and other injuries.
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Alexander Wilworth
Concord Avenue
Somerville
Southern Junior High School
Wilworth
Deputy Sheriff Fairbairn Dies Suddenly in Watertown Street
Deputy Sheriff J Edwin Fairbairn son of Sheriff John R Fairbairn died late last night while walking on Riverside avenue Waters town Middlesex county The death is believed due to natural causes A young woman Miss Julia Clow of Dexter avenue East Watertown summoned Dr H Q Gallupe to aid the man who collapsed at the scene The body was moved to a Watertown undertaker and identified by police.
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J. Edwin Fairbairn
John R. Fairbairn
Middlesex County
Riverside Avenue
Waterstown
Julia Clow
Dexter Avenue
East Watertown
H. Q. Gallupe
Bay Street
Fairbairn
Gallupe
George L. West
Watertown
Yankees Now Are Favorites Clamoring for World Series Tickets
Rain fails to dampen World Series fever as crowds line up outside New York offices for tickets to the opening battle on Wednesday. Weather echoes the public excitement, with long lines forming despite heavy rain.
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New York
Youth burns from powder mishap in East Boston home
A 10 year old, Albert Mercurio of 246 Maverick Street East Boston, suffered painful facial and hand burns after playing with powder from cartridges found on a marsh. His mother rushed him to East Boston Relief Hospital. the burns are not dangerous.
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Albert Mercurio
Maverick Street
East Boston
Coal Prices Raised in Hub Amid Winter Shelves
Boston coal dealers raised prices by 50 cents per ton on nut and stove coal and 2 percent on other sizes. Stove and nut coal now sell at 15.60 per ton, furnace and egg at 15.25 per ton, with dealers predicting the new rates will hold through winter. A company representative cited a steady 10 cent monthly wholesale rise since last May.
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Boston
Oil price boosted at Magnolia wells in Texas
Mag Magnolia Petroleum Company announced an immediate crude oil price increase to 1.6 dollars per barrel at several wells in Dalilar and surrounding areas in Texas.
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Dalilar
Tex
MagNolia Petroleum Company
New Cult Parts the McCormicks
Chicago October 3 United News reports a psychological separation affecting two of America's richest fortunes. Harold F McCormick, famous financier and patron of the arts, undergoes an eight year psycho analysis leading to a formal separation from his wife. The case highlights wealth and high society amid personal upheaval.
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Chicago
United News
America
Harold F. McCormick
Frederick William Visits His Father at Doorn Castle
Former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany visited his father at Doorn Castle on October 3, his first meeting since Augusta Victoria’s death. He was greeted at the gates by Prince Adalbert’s children and later by Adalbert and his wife on the terrace, with relations thought to have improved.
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Doorn
Holland
Frederick William
Germany
Doorn Castle
Augusta Victoria
Prince Adalbert
Adalbert
Five Nova Scotia Vessels Enter Canadian Fishing Race
Five Nova Scotia fishing vessels are entered for the Canadian fishing schooner championship races with Halifax the site for the first race on October 15. The entries include Canadian Blue Nose Canadia Delawa na Alcala and Independence with two more possible starters.
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Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Shelburne
Delawana
Alcala
Independence
Provincetown Craft Enters Fishermen Elimination Race
Gloucester report lists the schooner Philip P. Manta from Provincetown as an entrant in tonight’s fishermen elimination race. Announced by Benjamin Pine and Marion Cooney who had earlier considered a different entry.
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Gloucester
Philip P. Manta
Provincetown
Benjamin Pine
Marion Cooney
Noted Singer Not Framed By Boston Blackmail Ring
The internationally known singer, rumored to be a victim in the Boston blackmail ring, was never framed by the gang in Massachusetts or Rhode Island. Post representatives investigated and debunked the frameup stories, finding no truth to the claims or any compromising photos.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Post
Brookline Library Officials Report Vandalism Concerns
Brookline Public Library officials told the Board of Selectmen at the Town Hall meeting last night that youths are causing havoy with shrubbery behind the building and that windows are being broken by missiles.
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Brookline Public Library
Board of Selectmen
Town Hall
Sales tax revived in the Senate by Norton
The movement for a three per cent sales tax gains new life in the Senate as business groups nationwide and especially in New England show renewed interest. Senator Norton reports momentum building amid discussions of tax reform and state revenue needs.
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Senate
Washington
New England
Wellington invade France and Hayes birth anniversary notes
Continues on page ten with a calendar of events and anniversaries including Rutherford B. Hayes born in 1822. Mentions Allied moves against Bulgarians in 1915 and the Cunarder Franconia sunk by a German submarine in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
France
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Forecast for New England and nearby regions
The forecast notes fair conditions in Boston and vicinity with cooler temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday, accompanied by fresh west and northwest winds. It also mentions unsettled conditions in Maine with possible rain Tuesday, and general fair weather east of the Mississippi with cooler spells and variable wind across regions.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Maine
New Fingland
Arkansas
St. Lawrence
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Texas
Lake
Great Central
West
Alaska
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Weather forecast hints at fair day then colder night
After a unsettled morning the forecast expects fair weather through the day and night with considerably colder temperatures than yesterday.
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Brookline
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Col
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A.shuman & CO
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Brockton Fair
Simpson
Boston Evening Transcript
Yankees
Ruth
Paul H. Shannon
Providence
Taunton
Fall River
New Bedford
Hyannis and
Woods Hole
Westminster
Deppetta
Home Savings Bank
Tremont Street
Rathskeller
M’cormicks
Rockefeller
Magsea
Peerless
Provincetown Craft
WISH
United States Trust Co
Court Street
Robert L. Norton
A. M
Thompson
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