Indicted Dentist in Green Harbor Killing
Dr Ralph V. Baker of Marshfield was indicted for murder in the first degree by the Plymouth county grand jury after fatally shooting William M. Cushing at Green Harbor village. The grand jury also reported three murder indictments and one manslaughter case, with several defendants not arraigned this term.
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Plymouth
Ralph V. Baker
Marshfield
William M. Cushing
Green Harbor Village
Plymouth County
Plymouth County Court
Baker
Dominica Albanez
Hingham
Fortunato Aprile
Middleboro
Manuel Santo Ferriero
Jose Domingo Coutenho
Deaths from infantile paralysis reported in Boston and beyond
Six deaths from infantile paralysis were reported yesterday. Three of the fatalities occurred in Boston as the Board of Health announced a total of twelve new cases for the day.
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Boston
Board of Health
Massachusetts Reports 33 New Cases in 24 Hours
State health authorities report 33 new cases in Massachusetts for the latest 24 hour period. Boston victims include Otis J D Storer 4 Henry Street Dorchester Alice Thorpe 15 Huntington Avenue and Sabino Guanni 41 West Sixth Street South Boston all died at home unable to be removed to hospital. Additional deaths include Harold Sears of Dedham died at Brighton hospital Raymond J Mansir 25 of Pittsfield and Catherine Roos 3 of Pittsfield.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Otis J. D. Storer
Henry Street
Dorchester
Alice Thorpe
Huntington Avenue
Sabino Guanni
West Sixth Street
South Boston
Harold Sears
Oakland Street
Dedham
Brighton Hospital
Raymond J. Mansir
Edwin Street
Pittsfield
Catherine Roos
P's and Q's at Wellesley freshmen meeting
Wellesley freshmen received a lesson in college manners at the first student government session. Dorothy Rhodes of Wellesley Hills presided and outlined what newcomers may and may not do, urging constant use of the student rules book.
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Wellesley
Dorothy Rhodes
Wellesley Hills
Swampscott Girl Weds Henry C. Chase in Swampscott Home
Miss Blanch F. Webster secretary of the Public Service Commission married Henry C. Chase of Swampscott at the home of the bride's parents 5 Valley road Swampscott Rev Wesley Paige United Baptist Church officiated Gladys Webster sister of the bride was bridesmaid Charles Chase brother of the groom was best man
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Blanch F. Webster
Public Service Commission
Henry C. Chase
Swampscott
Boston
George C. Webster
Valley Road
Wesley Paige
United Baptist Church of
Gladys Webster
Charles Chase
Revered Japanese Evangelist Hiraide Sparks Lorimer Hall Talk
The Rev. K. S. Hiraide, dubbed the Billy Sunday of Japan, gave a vigorous sermon in Lorimer Hall yesterday afternoon drawing an active crowd and prompting lively discussions on faith and revival.
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K. S. Hiraide
Billy Sunday
Japan
Lorimer Hall
The Japanese Billy Sunday Sermon in Tremont Temple
The Rev. K. S. Hiraide of Japan spoke in Morimer Hall Tremont Temple Boston delivering a vivid athletic sermon. He avoided slang unlike Billy Sunday yet used energetic running jumping dancing and gestures to emphasize his points.
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Billy Sunday
K. S. Hiraide
Japan
Boston
Morimer Hall
Tremont Temple
No Need for Midnight Oil Warns Boston University President
President Marlin of Boston University warned against overconfidence among college men who rely on degrees to ensure business success. He urged hard work and starting at the bottom, calling midnight oil burners blockheads and promoting steady, reasonable hours for future careers.
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Murlin
Boston University
College of Business Administration
Marlin
Moors and Walker to Debate Issues Next Saturday
The national campaign topics will be debated before the Twentieth Century Club with John I. Moors, treasurer of the Woodrow Wilson Independent League, opposing Joseph Walker, former Speaker of the House.
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Twentieth Century Club
John I. Moors
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
Joseph Walker
House of Representatives
Arlington couple wed at St Agnes Church
Miss Marguerite Katherine King daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H King of 7 Brantwood road Arlington was married at 6 oclock last night in the parochial residence of St Agnes Church to Fabian James Moran of Arlington The ceremony was performed by Rev Matthew J Flaherty pastor
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Marguerite Katherine King
Charles H. King
Brantwood Road
Arlington
St. Agnes Church
Fabian James Moran
Matthew J. Flaherty
Daylight Saving Advocates Seem To Improve Life
Cleveland advocate Miss Mary Hopkins cites three years of daylight saving as raising park and recreation center attendance and extending evening twilight. She argues the plan boosts recreation and work readiness, despite initial opposition from electric companies. Charles E. Hughes enters seclusion in Montclair amid a New York campaign push with plans to outline speeches on the upcoming trip.
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Cleveland
Mary Hopkins
Boston
Ohio City
Miss Hopkins
Electric Light Companies
Montclair
N. J
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Harvard Juniors Report Balance Of 1111 In Richest Class
Harvard's richest class the juniors shows a balance of 1111 dollars in the treasury this year after paying for smokers banquets and gifts to the university. A sundial costing over 200 dollars funded from the treasury was erected by the class in the freshman dormitory group and presented to Harvard. Of the 1111 dollars, about 1000 dollars is to be saved as a sinking fund for senior year activities and 100 dollars given to the junior class fund.
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Harvard
Harvard Republican Club Plans Busy National Campaign
Harvard Republicans assemble at Randolph Hall to organize for the national campaign. About 400 members will be kept active as they plan a Boston parade with the Young Republicans and arrange for GOP speakers to visit Cambridge over the next five weeks to boost Republican issues.
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Harvard
Harvard Republican Club
Randolph Hall
Boston
Cambridge
Plunkett Urged as Navy Yard Commander
Captain Charles P. Plunkett named as probable successor to Captain William R. Rush at Charlestown Navy Yard. Rush expected to be detached soon and promoted to rear admiral. Plunkett previously served as director of gunnery in Washington D C.
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Charles P. Plunkett
William R. Rush
Charlestown Navy Yard
Rush
Navy Yard
Plunkett
Washington, D. C
Dr Flower Dies in Hoboken Theatre After Stock Fame
Dr Richard C Flower a 73 year old stock selling promoter known for vast earnings collapsed ventures died in a Hoboken theatre. His career spanned preaching advertising medicine and finance with notable schemes including a big New England leather firm collapse and a Boston hotel sanitarium project.
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New York
Richard C. Flower
Hoboken
Flower
Wall Street
Philadelphia
ISM
Dr. Flower
New England
Tie
Boston
Notorious financier Flower's widow enticed into million-dollar gold schemes
The police describe Flower as a master of finance who swindled Mrs. Hagaman out of half her fortune, a sum totaling one million dollars, by exploiting her trust. Flower, also known as Dr. Oxford, claimed diverse origins from Albion, Illinois, and pursued studies in business, medicine, and law before his alleged scams.
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Flower
Theodore Hagaman
New York
Albion
Business
Indiana
Cured Himself of Liquor Habit Says O Bannon
Thomas J. D. O Bannon of Frederickstown Missouri declares a home mixed recipe banished his 35 year liquor craving. He lists a simple formula with water murinate of ammonia Vartex Compound and pepsin taken three times daily. He says it can be prepared by any druggist and used secretly with no taste or smell.
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Thos
J. D. O'Bannon
Missouri
Frederickstown
O’bannon
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