Weymouth Brothers Nabbed After Theft Spree
Arthur and Charles Adamson, 12 and 10, sons of David Adamson of Union Street Weymouth, admitted to stealing a horse, wagon, harness, groceries, cash, cigarettes, and more. They fueled thefts with truck garden produce from Mosquito Plain, selling vegetables by day. Police say losses exceed $1000. two bicycles were recovered.
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Arthur
Charles
David Adamson
Union Street
South Weymouth
Weymouth
Peice
Mosquito Plain
John Kendrick
Rockland
Walter W. Pratt
Walton Market
Newcomb’s
Dominico Rocci
Rocci
A. H. Pratt
Fitzgerald
Seek Submarine Base in Maine
Reports of a strange submarine coincide with notices of British naval force off the coast and hints of a secret Maine base. The destroyer Paulding searched from Bar Harbor to Rockland, finding nothing. other ships patrolled from Eastport to offshore waters amid gale conditions off Nantucket.
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United States
Bar Harbor
Paulding
Newport Naval Base
McDougal
Fanning
Warrington
Eastport
Canadian
Maine
Teutonic
Atlantic
Europe
Nantucket
Rector in Roslindale Breach of Promise Suit Upset on Verdict
The Rev Charles Chase Wilson of Roslindale had a verdict in Laura Louise Johnson of Minneapolis breach of promise suit set aside by Judge Morton in U S District Court. Johnson had been awarded 3625 of a 20000 claim. the judge ruled sympathy or prejudice likely influenced the jury. The ruling clears a path toward Wilson's marriage to Mary Delorest Clark of Burlington, Vermont.
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Morton
United States District Court
Laura Louise Johnson
Minneapolis
University of Vermont
Charles Chase Wilson
Roslindale
Wilson
Mary Delorest Clark
Burlington
Church of Our Saviour, Roslindale
Marriage Postponed After Threatened Suit at Roslindale Church
The rector of the Church of Our Saviour in Roslindale postponed his marriage to Miss Clark after invitations had been sent due to a potential breach of promise suit. Judge Morton ruled in favor, pleasing Louis Crawford Clark and others, with parties signaling marriage may proceed.
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Church of Our Saviour
Roslindale
Miss Clark
Wilson
Louis Crawford Clark
Burlington
New York
Morton
Clark
J. Fred Howarth
Bacon replies to President in open letter
New York October 13 Robert Bacon Republican primary candidate for U S Senate published tonight an open letter addressed to President Wilson in reply to his shadow Lawn speech. Bacon defends his record over the past decade and accuses the president of misrepresenting his intentions while pledging to seek better international relations.
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New York
Robert Bacon
United States
Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Europe
Ten Thousand Children Attend Dairy Show Despite Paralysis Epidemic
Springfield reports 10,000 children joined the second day of the national dairy show amid an infantile paralysis outbreak that is said to be worse locally than anywhere else in the state.
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Springfield
Coast States youth contest at western Massachusetts fair
About 600 children from 10 coast states took part in canning baking and dress making contests with the rest as onlookers. Congress funded 15000 for contestants, under USDA auspices. A cattle judging event drew teams from many colleges and a butter and cheese display highlighted by a butter statue. Dr F Lamson Scribner and O H Benson led the domestic arts show with aides including Rufus W Stimson G L Farley L S S Carlisle E L Ingalls F E K Thomas and Miss M L Sanborn.
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Massachusetts
Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Connecticut
Delaware
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Maryland
Missouri
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
F. Lamson Scribner
O. H. Benson
Rufus W. Stimson
Boston
G. L. Farley
Brockton
L. S&s. Carlisle
Pxeter
N. H
E. L. Ingalls
Burlington
FE. K. Thomas
Kingston, R. IL
M. L. Sanborn
Durham, N. H
Boy Killed by Doctor's Auto in Vermont
Sim eon Vermette, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Vermette, was killed in Johnsbury Vermont when struck by a car driven by Dr John M Allen while working as a farm hand for George Morrill. Roy Brooks, the other worker, supports that Allen blew his horn and the boy jumped in front of the car.
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Johnsbury
Simeon Vermette
Fred Vermette
John M. Allen
George Morrill
Roy Brooks
Brooks
Dr. Allen
St. Gabriel's School
City plans for Morton and Stillman streets spark breathing space debate
Street commissioners report disapproving the planning board plan to widen Morton and Stillman streets for a playground like breathing space. They propose a larger 21,413 square foot area at about $200,000, arguing the project belongs to the park and recreation department. Mayor Curley sent both plans back to the planning board for an early report on the better option for the city.
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City Planning Board
Morton Street
Stillman Street
Street Commissioners
Curley
Planning Board
Commission
Futhermore
Park and Recreation Department
Doctors End Examinations In Cambridge Schools
The physical examinations of Cambridge schoolchildren finished yesterday. Over 3000 parochial pupils were examined in addition to those in public schools, with about 15 000 pupils tested overall since the high schools were excluded. Three diphtheria cases were found.
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Cambridge
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a calomel free laxative option for constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets stimulate normal bowel and liver function without forcing excessive action. Nightly use at bedtime is recommended with typical doses of one or two tablets. Available in 5c and 25c sizes from druggists.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
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