Principal Owen Rites Held at Lincoln Owen School
Wet services for Lincoln Owen, sipal of the Rice School, yesterday afternoon at the Congregations Church in West Roxbury. Byington conducted the service from the Massachusetts Association of Educational Workers. Present were all teachers and a large delegation of pupils. The body was sent to Erville, Me., for interment this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Owen
Rice School
Church
West Roxbury
Byington
Massachusetts Association
New England
Senterville
Autos Kill Five in Month in Lawrence
Five persons were killed ten badly hurt and thirty lightly injured in Lawrence area auto crashes last month per a Lawrence Automobile Club report. The group urged motorists to use care and common sense noting most accidents were preventable. four others involved heavy property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Automobile Club
Brigham Hospital Plans Move for Disabled Veterans
With Parker Hill Hospital becoming a government facility for disabled war veterans next month the Brigham estate trustees lease to the government may relocate 500 plus invalids from Long Island Hospital under city charge as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Hill Hospital
Robert B. Brigham
Long Island Hospital
City to enforce Brigham Will for chronic sick care
Mayor Curley directs Counsel BE to investigate enforcing the Brigham will plan. Mark Sullivan to compel granting funds for the care of the chronic sick to the city rather than using the bequest for a Harvard College laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Mark Sullivan
B. Brigham
Harvard College
Tom Beattie Towed Into Portland After Gale Encounter
The two masted schooner Tom Beattie was driven by squalls off Cape Elizabeth while bound east. Captain Morris Christensen and two crew members stayed aboard through an all night fight before Ossipee towed the vessel into Portland today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Tom Beattie
Cape Isabeth
Ossipee
Morris Christensen
Flat repairs and street fees noted in brief
Disjointed OCR reads as a short notice mentioning fees for plowing and street work linked to Stetson Lysan Broad and Streets, with unclear context. The fragment suggests municipal or property maintenance charges but provides no dates or exact amounts. Further readable details are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson Lysan
Beeckman Refutes Bribery Charge Amid Rhode Island Rally
Former Rhode Island Governor and U S Senate candidate R Livingston Beeckman denied a Providence News charge that he paid 1500 to Herve J Legace of Woonsocket to sway votes. He spoke at a Republican ratification meeting in Providence amid loud cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. Livingston Beeckman
Rhode Island
United States
Providence News
Herve J. Legace
Woonsocket
One Vote Defeats Legace in Third District Democratic Primary
A single vote margin cost Legace the Democratic nomination in the Third District amid a bribery accusation saga. The News alleges Beeckman funded Legace via J Henry Reuter to betray the party, with Legace supposedly agreeing to sell his influence for 1500 dollars through a Biltmore Hotel envelope payment. Reuter denies the charges as a windstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legace
Beeckman
J. Henry Reuter
Hartiman & Co
New York
Senate
Reuter
Biltmore Hotel
Herbert
Henry
Union
Leace
Congress
Jeremiah O'Connell
Henry D. Hamilton
Providence News
Mr. Hamilton
Legace Isaid
Gerry
Woonsocket
Body Identified in East Lexington Woods Hanging
The body of a man found hanging from a tree in East Lexington woods has been identified as George O'Brien of 13 Creighton Street Cambridge. The identification was made yesterday afternoon by a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lexington
George O'Brien
Creighton Street
Cambridge
Heaviest Man Re-enlists After Discharge at Leavenworth
William Rapar, famed as the heaviest man in the U S Army at 280 pounds, was discharged at Fort Leavenworth yesterday and immediately re-enlisted, keeping his service record intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kan
William Rapar
United States Army
Fort
Boston Elevated workers attend Practical Electricity lecture
Fully 900 motormen and conductors and other employees crowded into the Bartlett Street instruction school in Roxbury for the first lecture in a course on Practical Electricity. The State Department of Education arranged the program on the university extension plan and the next meeting moves to the Normal Art School next Friday. Most attendees have five to eight years with the company. a morning course for night workers is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bartlett Street
Roxbury
State Department of Education
Normal Art School
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Alimony Granted and Custody Awarded in Desertion Divorce
Judge Grant in the probate court granted Myrtle M. Schieber of Winthrop a lump sum alimony of 21600 payable when the divorce becomes absolute in six months and ongoing alimony of 200 a month. He granted her a divorce from Louis E. Schieber of Greenwich Conn., a Port Chester manager and wartime ordnance major, and custody of their nine year old son Robert Louis. The case was uncontested with counsel for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Myrtle M. Schieber
Winthrop
Louis E. Schieber
Greenwich
Robert Louis Schieber
Philadephia
Jasper N. Johnson
Harvard economist predicts franc bankruptcy plan
Professor Charles J. Bullock of Harvard warned that France should declare bankruptcy and revalue the franc to seven or eight cents to settle debts with the United States. He told 200 businessmen at the Harvard Club of Boston that price levels in the United States would stay largely steady for a decade and cautioned against Washington forgiving European debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Charles J. Bullock
Harvard Committee On Economic Research
Harvard Club
Boston
Uncle Sam
Europe
International checkers star confronts Ohio prodigy in fifth national
Alfred Jordan meets 18 year old Asa Long in the opening round of the Fifth National tournament at the American House for the American championship. If Jordan wins, Long and Louis Ginsberg contend for second and third prizes under the double elimination rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checker Sharks
Alfred Jordan
Asa Long
Ohio
Jordan
Long
Louis Ginsberg
Checker Pennant
Louis Ginnberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ices
Principal Owen
Brigham
Atlantic
Washington St
Walters Ave
Brookline Village
Atlantic Service
Massachusetts Ave
Albany St
Charles River Rd
River St
Eveready
the Atlantic Refining Company
Sena
Lowell Institute
Trostem
Mrs. Schieber
Bullock
H. B.reynolds
Acholister
Augusta
Gertrude I. Augusta
Delbert Augusta
Victory Road
Dorchester
St. Ambrose Church
Joseph P. Murphy
Devonshire
R. H.stearns CO
London
THE
Suspender Manufa! Advertising Committee, Inc
Fifth Ave
New York, N
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!