Harvard’s diminutive debater to coxswain March
Marcial P. Lichauco, a native Philippine student at Harvard, rose from a shy freshman to a top debater and later became a leading coxswain on the senior class crew. Despite modest size, he excelled in English debate and tennis, earning a high standing among peers and scholars at Cambridge.
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Marcial P. Lichauco
Philippine Islands
Harvard College
Marcial Lichauco
Harvard
Cambridge College
Harvardity
Ard
Harvard Union
Ty City
Marcy
Peres
Oxford
Five Tartaglia gang members plead guilty in East Cambridge
Five youths of the Tartaglia gang admit guilt in East Cambridge court for breaking and entering and receiving stolen goods. Frank Tartaglia pleads to six break-ins. Ralph and Sylvanus Cobb and Capello also plead guilty to related charges. Sentencing set, with recommendations for reformatory or probation.
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Tartaglia Gang
Greater Boston
Silver Lake
East Cambridge
Frank J. Tartaglia
James J. McLaughlin
Ralph
Sylvanus Cobb
Jeremiah Capello
Frank D. Tartaglia
Frank Tartaglia
Hammond
James C. Rielly
Tartaglia Cottage
Boston
Wilmington
Walter E. Dyson
Louis Binder
Malden
Boston & Maine
Asistant
Rielly
Concord Reformatory
McLaughlin
Reformatory
Capello
House of Correction
Ralph Cobb
Tartaglia
Seized British Schooner Acadia Is Released
The British schooner Acadia seized off Gloucester by the Ossipee while acting suspiciously was released to owner ER KR Parsons of Lunenburg Nova Scotia after a conference among Custom House officials US attorney and Simp son acting for the owner. She sailed last evening for Sydney Nova Scotia in ballast trim.
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Acadia
Gloucester
Coastguard
Ossipee
ER KR Parsons
Lunenburg
N. G
Custom House
United States Attorney's Office
David W. Simpson
Sydney
Injured by Auto in Brookline Collision
Isaac Olin aged 33 of 170 Thorndike Street Brookline was seriously hurt when struck by an automobile driven by Edward Trimmins of 18 Huntington Street Wellesley at Hanover and Court streets. He was taken to the Relief Hospital with a left forearm fracture and leg injuries.
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Isaac Olin
Thorndike Street
Brookline
Hanover and
Court Streets
Edward Trimmins
Huntington Street
Wellesley
Johnson Trial Details Furnishing Information Allegedly
A Federal Court jury heard in the trial of Stanley P. Johnson who is charged with supplying information for improper pictures. The defense says he ran a bureau with a matrimonial publication and allegedly provided a list of European dealers for a fee. Assistant U.S. Attorney John Schenck outlined that Johnson sent material to college students and Milan women proposing present in the Pope with an airplane to view surrounding areas without leaving Vatican grounds.
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Stanley P. Johnson
Johnson
United States
John Schenck
Milan
Vatican
Fire destroys building. three engines respond
A blaze caused a $98 000 loss as three fire engines including one from Ponka pong battled flames. Despite water by neighbors, the structure and contents could not be saved. Miss Mary Reynolds, sister of the owners, discovered the fire and alerted authorities.
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Canton
Ames Avenue
Reynolds Bros
Mary Reynolds
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Aly Ipino
Marcial P. Lichaugo
Ble
Italy
Spai
Heinz
Woburn
Shawsheen River
George L. Janvrin
Somerville
Flays
Watch and Ward Society
Agent Taylor
E. P. Benjamin
China
Wisconsin
Kanton Knit
womMen
Moire
Nellie Kelly
Women’s Heavy Weight Union Suits
Victrola
Rockers
Bobby
Norfolk
Elty
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