Murdered Man's Wife Held As Accomplice
Hanover Street officers arrested Mario Sonzino 26 of 3 Fountain Place North End on charges of being an accessory before the fact in the murder of Antonio Cinecola in their home on Sept 17. Police allege the wife acted as accomplice to Giovanni Cinecola a lodger and principal in the murder who was held without bail after his arrest in Mallen.
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Hanover Street
Mario Sonzino
Fountain Place
North End
Giovanni Cinecola
Antonio
Cinecol
Mallen
Demand on the Brain Too Much in Modern Life
Advertisement by John Beazley Webb promotes Tona Vita as a tonic to combat nervous debility from overworked brains. It argues rest near nature and careful diet as cures and lists common symptoms such as dull back pains, headaches, fatigue, loss of vigor, and low spirits.
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John Beazley Webb
Boston
Longfellow Memorial Set for Cambridge Dedication
The Longfellow Memorial at Cambridge’s Longfellow Park will be formally dedicated within two weeks. A bronze bust of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is surrounded by six semi relief figures from his poems. The monument stands on Cragie House grounds along the Charles River, pledged to preserve the river view.
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Longfellow
Cambridge
Miles Standish
Henry Wadsworth
Lynn Men Terrorize Lynnefield Riot and Arrests
Fifteen Lynn men attacked Lynnefield last night injuring several citizens and two officers. Police, aided by reinforcements, halted the disturbance. Four arrests were made and a damaged express wagon and a worn horse were captured.
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Lynn
Lynnfield
Rocks and windows pelted during Lynn express wagon chase
In Lynnfield a group of men began the morning raid by attacking pedestrians, injuring officers Lynch and Peabody and 50 pursuing citizens. They pursued the express wagon, stones flew, four were captured and face court today.
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Lynn
Lynnfield
Lynch and
Peabody
Life sentence in murder case at Portland court
Albert K. Barker convicted of the murder of Helen Brown was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Connolly in the Superior Court this afternoon in Portland Maine.
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Portland
Albert K. Barker
Helen Brown
Connolly
Boston Exhibit Displays School Children Drawings
Boston presents its first exhibit of drawings by students from primary grades through high school. The display, teaching elementary principles, is open daily to hundreds at the Prince School located at Newbury and Exeter streets.
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Boston
Citywide art exhibit showcases pupil progress in two halls
Theodore M Dillaway directs a unique exhibit at Prince School where visitors view work from early childhood to high school senior. Hundreds of city teachers critique drawings as Dillaway speaks on drawing. After a week the show moves to Hyde Park South Boston and East Boston high schools, featuring last year’s work and a planned larger display next year. The highlight is L E Williams watercolor from Roxbury High School of Practical Arts for Girls drawing public acclaim.
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Theodore M. Dillaway
Manual Arts
Prince School
Dillaway
Roxbury
Continuation School Opens Under W Stanwood Field
The compulsory continuation school for minors aged 14 to 16 opens tomorrow at 25 La Grange Street under director W Stanwood Field. Employers have been notified of attendance hours. every attendee must study at least four hours weekly. About 2000 working youths are expected. fifteen classrooms and twenty teachers will operate on opening day.
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Lagrange Street
W. Stanwood Field
Field
Strike Starts in Two Shops on Washington Street
The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union reported 60 workers at Crown Cloak and Suit Mfg Co and Colonial Cloak and Suit Mfg Co on 812 Washington street were ordered out on strike. Independent firms did not sign the winter 191% protocol, and some have not upheld terms. The general strike would exclude Manufacturers' Association members who comply with the agreement.
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International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
United States
Crown Cloak and Suit Manufacturing Company
Colonial Cloak and Suit Manufacturing Company
Washington Street
Manufacturers’ Association
Von Moltke Ousted as Chief of Staff
Paris reports General Von Moltke supplanted by General Von Voights-Rhetz as chief of the German general staff. Echo de Paris cites Wolff's agency. Amsterdam dispatch to Daily Call cites a clash with the Emperor over strategy. The Emperor favored attacking England with aircraft, while Von Moltke urged postponement and allocating planes elsewhere.
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von Moltke
Paris
Echo de Paris
von Voights-Rhetz
Wolff
London
Amsterdam
Daily Call
England
Unemployed Leader Released From Jail in Sacramento
General Charles T. Kelly, who led about 1500 unemployed men toward Washington last spring, was freed from Sacramento county jail today after serving a six month sentence for vagrancy. He had and followers dispersed in the city during the march.
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Sacramento
Cal
Charles T. Kelly
Washington
Blame Crime Upon Schools Debate Roils Prison Association
In St Paul on October 5 the American Prison Association heard speakers claim public school laxity fuels crime with D C Peyton noting that 90 percent of juvenile offenders start delinquency in schools.
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ST. Paul, Minn
American Prison Association
D. C. Peyton
Jeffersonville
Ind
Miss Chase Weds Edward R. Sparrow in Cambridge Ceremony
Miss Margaret Chase daughter of Dr and Mrs Herbert Chase of Cambridge and granddaughter of James Prentice Richardson married Edward Rogers Sparrow Harvard 07 of Cambridge at a Cambridge church. Rev Lyman Rutledge officiated with the bride given by her father. Maid of honor was Mildred Litchfield. Bridesmaids included Dorothy Richardson Constance Richardson Ruth Hitchborn and Lucy Bacon.
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Margaret Chase
Herbert Chase
Cambridge
James Prentice Richardson
Edward Rogers Sparrow
Harvard
Lyman Rutledge
Mildred Litchfield
Dorothy
Constance Richardson
Chicago
Ruth Hitchborn
Lucy Bacon
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