Coakley Charged With Overspeeding in Denison Rescue Operation
Coakley drove from Buzzards Bay to Dixville Notch N H to direct a rescue for his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Joseph A Denison lost in New Hampshire woods. His chauffeur Charles L Clark is charged in Brockton court with overspeeding 34 mph in the business section.
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Hi. Coakley
Brockton
Buzzards Bay
Dixville Notch
N. H
Joseph A. Dennison
New Hampshire
Charles L. Clark
Brockton Court
Arraign Conductor on Chelsea Riot Charge
William F. Harris of Watertown a conductor on East Boston Tunnel line was arraigned in Chelsea court charged with disturbing the peace. The charge stems from a strike riot at A G Walton Shoe Co on Saturday when he allegedly refused to open his car door for strike breakers per a Chelsea police demand. Case continued until Oct 18.
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William F. Harris
Watertown
East Boston Tunnel
Elevated
Chelsea Court
A. G. Walton Shoe Company
Isbister
Chelsea
State urges hunters to protect land and wildlife
The Commissioners on Fisheries and Game announce opening day of the game season on Thursday and urge 75 000 hunters to aid landowners by reporting violations and aiding conservation. They urge not shooting without a partner, protecting vermin and insectivorous birds, and preventing fires to preserve hunting grounds.
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Commissioners On Fisheries and Game
Silent Wellesley Wedding of Miss Sarah Caswell Elley
Miss Sarah Caswell of Norton wed Harold Walter Elley Ph D at the Agora Society house on Sept 26. Only close friends attended as the couple, escorted by Edward Caswell, begin life at 612 Yale Avenue Swarthmore Pennsylvania after a brief honeymoon.
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Sarah Palmer
Norton
Wellesley
Harold Walter Elley
Cornell
Agora Society
Elley
Mary
Bertha Caswell
Agora
Phi Beta Kappa
Society
Edward A. Caswell
New York
Anna T. Caswell
A. Mortimer Erskine
Carolyn Percy
Charles A. Ratcliffe
Mass
Yale Avenue
Swarthmore
Penn
Sadofsky Struck by Express Truck on Washington Street
Jacob Sadofsky, 60, of 70 Salem Street, was taken to Relief Hospital after being struck on Washington Street by a Winchester express truck driven by John A. Murtaugh of Winchester. Minor injuries were reported.
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Sadofsky
Jacob Sadofsky
Salem Street
Relief Hospital
Washington Street
Kelly & Hawes
Winchester Express
John A. Murtaugh
Winchester
D Cross Campaign Now Open
The Greater Boston drive to add 25 000 Red Cross members in two weeks opened yesterday with 242 enrollments. Pledges from organizations guarantee hundreds more. Cards from Cardinal O Connell and Bishop Lawrence praised the effort.
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Greater Boston
American Red Cross
O’connell
Lawrence
Cardinal urges Red Cross support and new memberships
The cardinal calls the American Red Cross a humane American and Christian ideal and urges universal enrollment. Bishop Lawrence backs the Red Cross, praising its Europe and national work. The Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs and local nurses’ association pledge 1500 members as a Red Cross tent opens on the Common near Park Street today.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
America
Lawrence
Europe
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Park Street
Harvard Students Register for Votes
Harvard students began registering to vote in Cambridge yesterday. The city requires voters to establish residency by living in Cambridge beyond pursuing an education, limiting registrations this year.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Telegraphic feat sends Red Sox win nationwide
A single AP operator at Braves Field transmitted the Red Sox victory over Brooklyn to 300 AP offices across the country over an 18 000 mile leased wire circuit. The 14th inning winning run by McNally triggered a nationwide flash as the story crossed the nation in 2 12 hours.
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Associated Press
Braves Field
Red Sox
Brooklyn
J. A. Bates
United States
San Francisco
Duluth
New Orleans
McNally
Boston
Chicago
Prisons for Dope M. D.s Suggested by Watch and Ward
J Frank Chase of the Watch and Ward Society told a special commission at the State House that many drug prescribers, dubbed dope doctors, are the chief obstacle in the anti drug campaign. He proposed a prison for such doctors offshore near Boston harbor to prevent city contamination. Dr William F Boos argued cocaine harms self respect more than morphine and urged denying patients access to drugs. Physicians agreed the hypodermic syringe should be barred except for doctors and nurses.
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J. Frank Chase
Watch and Ward Society
Chase
State House
Boston Harbor
William F. Boos
Dorchester Yard Waste Sparks Public Complaint
A letter to the editor argues that garbage barrels left in yards and moved to the street on a windy morning polluted the street for hours. The writer urges authorities to require barrels be dumped directly from closed sheds and criticizes tenants for neglect.
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Sth
Dorchester
New Hospital Director Appointed at Chelsea Naval Hospital
Medical Director Philip Leach of the New York Naval Hospital is assigned as medical director of the Naval Hospital at Chelsea succeeding the late Dr. George B. Wilson who held the post for four years.
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Philip Leach
New York Naval Hospital
Naval Hospital At
Chelsea
George B. Wilson
Harvard Men Do Social Work
Harvard reports 344 students active in social service this year. Among them 195 lead boys clubs in Greater Boston and 117 teach at night schools and in settlement houses. Seven men serve as probation officers with others in charity and Sunday school work.
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Harvard
Greater
Boston
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Sarah P. Caswell
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D Cross
United States Trust Company
Court Street
Scollay Square Subway
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NEW Hospital
H. A. Walker
Mt. Vernon St
New Haven
Conn
Portland
Maine
Autocar Sales and Service Company
Commonwealth Ave
Beacon St
Autocar Company
Ardmore
Rhode Island Autocar Sales & Service Co
Providence
Springfield
Stoddard Motor Car Co
Franklin Motor Car Co
A. W. Jones Co
Chauncy Street
A. W. Jones
Chauncy ST
Toveey
Brea
Brookside
Henfield
LA Touraine
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