Kitty Kiernan to Become a Nun After Collins Death
Francis O Reilly says Kitty Kiernan fiancee of Michael Collins will take vows soon. He returned from Dublin on estate settlement matters and was in Bangor when Collins died. Also mentions Eugene Choquette arrested in Wrentham for kidnapping a boy, claiming the boy is not the Smiths’ son but was fathered by him in 1919.
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New York
Kitty Kiernan
Michael Collins
Ireland
Francis O'Reilly
Dublin
Thomas Condon
O'Reilly
Bangor
County Down
Collins
Fugene Choquette
Wrentham
Dightoy Boy
Lad
Smiths
Watertown
Gil
Race Victor to Test the Barred Ship Cup Classic
Gloucester October 15 Tonight it was announced that the race between the Mayflower and the winner of the International Fishermen's race is definitely decided upon with a $5000 purse as the contest trophy.
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Gloucester
Navy claim linked to 1919 Dighton kidnap case
Eugene Choquette, alleged kidnapper of 8-year-old Russell E. Smith of Dighton in 1919, was arrested in Wrentham on a kidnapping warrant. He says he is not the boy’s thief and that the child returned from LaGrange, Maine, last Thursday may be someone else.
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Eugene Choquette
Russell E. Smith
Dighton
George O. Mansfield
Wrentham
LaGrange
Clarence I. Smith
Smith
Twenty Two Horses Set For Cavalry Endurance Test
Twenty two mounts, chosen as the best horse flesh in America, will begin the 300 mile endurance test tomorrow morning at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. The event, sponsored by the government and top horse breeders, aims to determine the best breed for United States cavalry use. Dawn finds Kingfisher out of the race due to a lame leg.
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Fort Ethan Allen
America
United States
Horses Ready for Test Tonight Show Improved Appearance
The article notes horses prepared for a test tonight presenting a better appearance and suggests continued coverage on Page 9 First Col.
Lodge Suffering Cold At Lenox Estate
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge remains with Mr and Mrs Henry White at Lenox. He has a severe cold and Dr Bruce W Paddock of Pittsfield attends him.
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Lenox
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Henry White
Bruce W. Paddock
Pittsfield
Britain to Pay $50,000,000 US War Loans Today
The British government will make the first interest payment on American war loans to the United States tomorrow. Checks and treasury certificates totaling $50,000,000 will be paid to the Federal Reserve Bank for the general account of the U S treasurer, by J P Morgan & Co as agents of Britain.
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New York
United States
Tomoorrow
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
J. P. Morgan & Company
Marcel to be honored at centennial wave tribute
Paris reports a planned 50th anniversary celebration for the Marcel wave, honoring Le Pere Marcel the innovator who popularized the undulating hair styling. Hairdressers pledge tribute as Marcel, now 70, is hailed for boosting their trade during France’s centennial year activities.
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Paris
United News
Marcel
France
le Pere Marcel
Ecoiffeur
Third Republic
Willl
Boston Man Deserter Seeks Penitentiary in Moscow Tale
Peter Meyers of Company I Eighth Infantry now in Coblenz confesses desertion and travels from Coblenz to Moscow dreaming of hero’s welcome. He pleads for a prison term in America saying he cannot obtain aid abroad. American Relief Commission has been informed.
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Moscow
Leavenworth
America
Peter Meyers
Eighth Infantry
Coblenz
Germany
Boston
Russia
American Relief Commission
Chicago Tribune
Two Killed When Train Hits Auto in New Hampshire
Two persons were killed and a third seriously injured when a fast New York bound train struck an automobile at a grade crossing in Winchester New Hampshire.
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Keene, N. Y
Winchester
N. H
Two Die in Train Car Collision Near Sequeing
Mrs. James T. M. Phillips aged 38 and her husband James J. Phillips were killed when a train collided with their car at Sequeing. The driver suffered fractures and abrasions and was hospitalized at Elliot Community Hospital along with engineer Pierce who attempted to stop the train.
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James
This Is Some Story No Trespassing in Boston Sunday Post
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will print Samuel Hopkins Adams's No Trespassing, praised as one of the best stories of its kind in many a day. The feature highlights Adams's storytelling with strong critical approval and anticipation for the publication.
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Samuel Hopkins Adams
Boston Sunday Post
Orioles win little world series in final game 4 to 3
Baltimore Orioles defeat St. Paul 4 to 3 to claim the little world series title. Chicago Cubs win city championship by shutting out White Sox 2 to 0. Winchendon beats Fitchburg 14 to 2 in semi pro state championship series. St. Alphonsus A A defeats Revere Lodge of Elks 3 to 0.
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Baltimore Orioles
St. Pau
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Winchendon
Fitchburg
Lost squad halts $40,000 clothing robbery in city
Early yesterday, officers found an unlocked door at 888 Washington Street. A five ton truck with engine running stood on Pine Street outside the freight elevator, suggesting a planned theft of clothing worth $40,000.
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Washington Street
Pine Street
Thieves’ Load Plunges From Elevator To Pine Street
Police uncover a large stash of stolen merchandise spilled onto Pine Street when an elevator door opened during a raid. The thieves escaped via a back route as officers entered through an unlocked door. Continued on Page 9-Fifth Col.
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Pine Street
Nut Derails Street Car at Beacon and Somerville Avenues
A nut lodged in a street car switch frog derailed a car at Beacon street and Somerville avenue Somerville injuring one passenger Mrs Elizabeth Daley of Cambridge back injury while twelve others were jolted. Motorman Joseph Nee of Watertown failed to see the obstruction and the wheel dropped into a two foot track excavation.
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Beacon Street
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Joseph Nee
Watertown
Elzabeth Daley
Hampshire Street
Cambridge
Sports full reports on pages 14 17 and 18
Full reports of all sports appear on pages 14 17 and 18 detailing game results scores and notable performances. The summaries highlight teams players and key moments across football basketball and other competitions.
Unsettled Overcast Weather Expected Today and Tonight
The forecast calls for overcast skies and unsettled conditions today and tonight with temperatures similar to yesterday.
Missing Cambridge boy returns home with injuries
Samuel James a 14 year old Cambridge schoolboy missing since Column bus Day came home yesterday with a relative from Symmes Hospital where he had been treated for slight injuries after falling from an auto truck he was riding in Arlington.
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Samuel James
Cambridge
Symmes Hospital
Arlington
G250 Sun Rise and Moon Rise Timings Noted
Local notice records sunrise at 5 37 and moon rise at 2 13 am with light requirement for all vehicles tonight at 5 82. The text appears garbled but indicates nightly lighting and astronomical timings.
Anniversary Notices Recalled Events From History
Today’s notices recall Marie Antoinette’s execution in 1793 and France’s 1915 Bulgaria war action. They also note Britain’s 1920s miners strike and a 12 month old U S Labor Board action directing railroads to cut wages.
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Marie Antoinette
France
Bulgaria
Great Britain
U. S. Labor Board
Forecast for Boston and nearby regions
Forecasts show mostly cloudy conditions in Boston and vicinity with likely local rain through Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures remain steady with moderate to fresh southwest winds across northern and southern New England and far eastern New York.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Conigt
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Admiral Sims Likely to Warn War Powers Today
Newport Vermont dispatch says Admiral William Sims told reporters he would not act until the proper time and place. crowds flooded his residence as telegrams and critics urged action. The World War II era naval commander, 64, faced intense public attention as press sought his views on potential moves.
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Newport
William Snowden Sims
Admiral Sims
Rhode Avenue
Grossmen
Cabnet
Auto crash on Roller Dogs road injures many in New Hampshire
A car rammed a tree on the Roller Dogs road between The Weirs and Meredith injuring Arthey Carr 25 of Franklin who is reported with a fractured skull and likely to die along with his mother Mrs. Cary who broke her leg in two places and W. E. 22 who suffered minor injuries.
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Laconia
N. H
Arthey Carr
Franklin
Cary
W. E
Weirs
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