Arrests in Providence Murder Case At Chelsea Station
Two men were arrested in Chelsea on charges connected to the murder of Cosmo di Nuccio in Providence last Tuesday evening. Antonio Maurio, 22, of Middleton North Carolina, and Antonio Raymond, 28, of Chelsea, are held without bail and face Chelsea Court.
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Cosmo di Nuccio
Providence
di Nuccio
Chelsea
Antonio Maurio
Cottage Street
Middleton
N. C
Antonio Raymond
Shurtleff Street
Maurie
Raymond
Chelsea Court
Semi-Annual Harko Brand Suit Sale Opens Today
More than 5000 suits and overcoats in about 450 new styles and colors offered at $12.50 each. Every piece claims parity with higher priced rivals and comes in sizes for men and young men of all ages.
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Harko
Meat market profits disclosed in Agriculture report
Retailers' profits on meats from centralized markets run 8 to 33 percent, and 15 to 38 percent on farm prepared meats. The figures come from a committee report for the Secretary of Agriculture detailing marketing costs and methods in a five part study on the meat situation.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Farmers' share of meat market returns shown
The article notes the farmers received 64 to 8 percent of gross returns from centralized market meats, 2 to 6 percent for market expenses, and 2 to 9 percent to packers. Local meats yield 62 to 84 percent to farmers and 15 to 38 percent to retailers.
Post Baseball Chronical Keeps 39,471 Fans Informed
The Post's team of operators tracked five game series ending yesterday. They logged 83 48 calls and relayed every play with a giant scoreboard for thousands on Newspaper Row. The megaphone man provided sidewalk fans with timely updates.
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Post Baseball
Post
Greater Boston
New England
Curing Meats Tips Featured In Woman's Section
The upcoming Sunday Post Woman's Section promises practical guidance on meat curing for rural readers. Practical methods, shared tips, and timeless techniques are highlighted for home kitchens and seasonal preservation.
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Next Sunday Post
Allies Not Yielding In Mail Reply
Identic memorandums from the British and French governments replying to the American protest against seizures of neutral mails were delivered today to the State Department by their ambassadors in Washington.
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Washington
State Department
Allies promise renewed effort on mail censorship delay
The memorandum states allies will try to minimize delays and annoyance in examinations while insisting on legal rights over mails. The American government disputes British and French control of censoring ships. the note responds to May 24 and defends neutrality while accepting some wartime censorship.
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United States
High Seas
Morse's Pay Garnisheed in New York Court
An order of garnishment on Charles W. Morse salaries from the Hudson River Navigation Company and the United States Steamship Company was granted by Supreme Court Justice Cochran. Collectible at 10 percent, Morse reportedly earns about $928 weekly from the two firms. The judgment totals $28,525 with nearly eight years of interest, bringing the claimed amount to $13,235.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Hudson River Navigation Company
United States Steamship Company
Supreme Court
Cohalan
Man Shot in Roxbury Race Riot on Windsor Street
One man was shot and several beaten during a race riot on Windsor street Roxbury. Six shots were fired as fights broke out among crowds leaving many injured. The wounded man is Charles P. Moore of 103 Camden Street Roxbury and is in serious condition at City Hospital.
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Windsor Street
Roxbury
Charles P. Moore
Camden Street
City Hospital
Violent Windsor Street Mob Violence Sparks Broad Looting
A mob of about 2250 people clashed after three men insulted a colored man and a girl on Windsor street. Moore protected the girl as revolver shots rang out, and attacks on Mrs. West and others followed before reserves arrived and dispersed the crowd.
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Windsor Street
Moore
M. A. West
Warwick Street
Park Superintendents urge skirts on bathing suits
New Orleans residents heard resolutions urging local regulations require both men and women to wear skirt effects on bathing suits. The American Association of Park Superintendents adopted the measure at its closing session in New Orleans on October 12.
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New Orleans
American Association of Park Superintendents
Parker Elected President of Local Genealogical Society
Dr. Moses Gridley Parker of Lowell was elected president of the Parker Historical and Genealogical Association at its annual meeting held yesterday at the First Congregational Church in Reading. Judge Solon Bancroft of Reading spoke to about 40 members in attendance.
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Moses Gridley Parker
Lowell
Parker Historical and Genealogical Association
First Congregational Church
Reading
Solon Bancroft
Questions Sanity of Birth Law New York Trial Image
Judge Wadhams in General Sessions refused jail for Rebecca Schnur after she confessed to theft to feed six children. He suspended sentence while questioning birth control information ban as potentially intelligent or not.
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New York
Wadhams
Court of General Sessions
Rebecca Schnur
Judge Warns on Tubercular Husband and Child Labor
Judge Wadhams notes the husband cannot work on children's garments due to tuberculosis yet criticizes the harsh system. He argues lack of birth regulations and points to a cycle of disease. The judge refuses jail for a starving woman who stole to feed her family, warning of innocence’s future shame.
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Wadhams
Bar of Justice
Stevenson to Wed Miss Alice Thomas
The engagement is announced of Miss Alice Lee W. Thomas of Baltimore to Robert Hooper Stevenson of Boston son of General and Mrs Robert H Stevenson of Boston and Nahant. Thomas parents have spent summers on the north shore. Stevenson is Harvard 1897 and a member of Farnsworth Stevenson Co a Boston wool firm. He belongs to multiple clubs including Somerset Myopia Tennis Racquet Club and Country Club.
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Alice Lee W. Thomas
Baltimore
Robert Hooper Stevenson
Boston
Robert H. Stevenson
Beacon Street
Nahant
Thomas
Douglas H. Thomas
North Shore
Stevenson
Harvard
Farnsworth, Stevenson & Co
Somerset Club
Myopia Hunt Club
Tennis and Racquet Club
the Country Club
the Exchange and
The
Union Boat Clubs
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Gilchrist
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