Fitzgerald Audiences Fire at Cox Over State Control
Former Mayor John F Fitzgerald rallied in Malden Melrose Wakefield Stoneham Reading and Woburn charging Governor Cox with double dealing on the State control of county institutions. He accused Cox of promising allies while telling county officials the fight is over and pressed for a clear public stand on State control in the Legislature and at the State House.
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Malden
Melrose
Wakefield
Stoneham
Reading
Woburn
John F. Fitzgerald
Cox
Fitzgerald
Charlie” Hatfield
State House
Boston
Sanford Bates
House of Representatives
TI Am
Charlie’ Hatfield
B. Loring Young
Damocles
Gaston Denounces Moses Speech as Two Lies
Col William A. Gaston Democratic candidate for US Senate denounces Senator Moses speech as two lies without basis. He says Moses claimed he would vote for remission of foreign debts and that Gaston counseled Morgan interests, which Gaston calls absolute falsehoods. He accuses outsiders of political meddling to aid Lodge and warns Democrats to stand for Massachusetts interests.
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William A. Gaston
George H. Moses
Gaston
Morgan
United States
Moses
Worcester
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Lodge
House of Morgan
Lamont
Senate
Will Fight Extradition in Major Cronkhite Murder Case
Roland R. Pothier of Central Falls, a former army sergeant, was arrested on a charge of murdering Major Alexander P. Cronkhite at Camp Lewis in 1918. He will contest extradition claiming lack of federal jurisdiction since U S title to the disputed property was not obtained until after the killing. He is to appear before Judge Arthur L Brown to seek a stay and the court will decide whether he is removed to Tacoma for trial next week.
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Providence
Roland R. Pothier
Central Falls
Alexander P. Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Washington
United Government
Cronkhite
Porhler
Sudzye
Arthur L. Brown
Tacoma
Once is enough at eloping Providence county judge rules
Alexander Somerville 31 of 79 Howard street faces desertion and eloping with another man's wife in Albany. Judge Howard B. Gorham sentences him to eleven months in Providence county jail and warns that if he returns on such charges he faces eleven more years. Somerville says this was his first offense.
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Providence
Howard B. Gorham
Alexander Somerville
Howard Street
Albany
N. Y
Somerville
Providence County
Clarke School Deaf Receives 25000 Gift from Boston Benefactor
An anonymous Boston donor sent Clarke School for the Deaf a 25000 gift addressed to Vice President Coolidge, trustee and endowment chair. The endowment grow is expected from Tremont Temple fair on November 8 and further subscriptions.
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Northampton
Clarke School For the Deaf
Boston
Coolidge
Tremont Temple
Woman Elopes with New Love Before Steamship Departure
Mrs Catherine Vilasi, 36, of South End, slipped from authorities two hours before boarding the steamship Arabic with her five children to join her fugitive husband in Italy and eloped with a new partner.
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Italy
Catherine Vilasi
Ryan Street
South End
Woman Leaves Children as Flight From Deportation Entangles Lovers
Agnes Farro testifies that Mrs. Vilasi fled with Michael Sperangi to avoid deportation. Vilasi told the Italian consul she and the five children would sail to Sicily on the Arabic, but Sperangi and Vilasi changed plans as he left his wife and she prepared to travel. The couple’s harboring by Farro ends as Sperangi disappeared after the departure.
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Agnes Farro
Ryan Street
Vilasi
Michael Sperangi
Farro
Sperangi
Boston
Catherine Russell Sperangi
State Street
Curley urges national planning board to aid Massachusetts economy
Mayor James M. Curley told the Traffic Club that a national planning board could standardize hours and curb regional disparities hurting Massachusetts shoe and textile industries. He compared Massachusetts unfavorably with Halifax and Montreal, urging policy changes and greater state effort to halt economic decline. He cited Canada’s port investments and urged stronger Massachusetts development spending to protect major industries.
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Congress
Massachusetts
James M. Curley
Halifax
Montreal
Washington
National Planning Board
Canada
Sherman Rogers
Outlook
American Federation of Labor
Carolina
Fundraising Woes Hit Invitation Fishermen's Race Efforts
The Invitation Fishermen's Race fund lags with $1820 raised vs an $8000 goal including $5000 prize money and $3000 race expenses. Officials remain hopeful as international races begin today and the Mayflower sails to Gloucester ahead of Wednesday Invitation races. Captain J Henry Larkin commands Mayflower.
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Boston
Gloucester
J. Henry Larkin
Fisherman's Race Fund
Federal Trust Co
Beacon Trust Co
R. O'Brien Co
H. Prior Co
Atlantic & Pacific Fish Co
John Nagie Co
Esapas
Commonwealth Ice & Cold
Ae Wees
Storage Co
Freeman & Cobb Co
Snow & Parker
Atlas Fish Co
Commonwealth Salt & Fish Co
Cove & Mollins
Eran Barnad Aeceeseesees
Invitation Fishermen's Race Fund
A. L. Parker
Boston Fish Pier
The Spencer-Pierce Garrison House In Newburyport
The Spencer-Pierce house known as The Garrison stands in Newburyport. Built around 1670 with a stone cross structure later expanded in wood, it served as a refuge during Indian fears. Daniel Pierce and descendants owned it, then Nathaniel Tracy acquired it in 1778 and hosted lavish entertainments in Cambridge and Newburyport residences before dying bankrupt in the 18th century. The Little family has occupied it since 1861.
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Massachusetts
Spencer-Pierce
Old Newbury
Daniel Pierce
Daniel Pierce, Jr
Nathaniel Tracy
Mary Lee
Jeremiah Lee
Marblehead
Patrick Tracy
Public
Newburyport
Medford
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Tracy
Cragie
Washington
Noston
Thomas Jefferson
Stone House
Newbury
Little
Three Lost On Moosilauke Mountain
John Hays a Lincoln hotel clerk and C Burroughs of Newton Mass were lost on Moosilauke mountain for about two hours after a snowstorm stranded them on the Beaver Brook Trail. They lost the return path and had no means to make fire. A search party from Lincoln failed to locate them before daylight.
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Lincoln
N. H
John Hays
and C. Burroughs
Newtonentre
Mass
Moosilauke
Lost River
Beaver Brook
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New York
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Ee Garland
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Cole
John N. Cole
Spratens i
Andover
Talbot
Boys’ Suits & Mackinaws
Tz Buy
Mackinaws
Cforest Mills
Forest Mills
Washington Street
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