Glouster Crowds Grieve as Bluenose Wins Cup Amid Tragedy
After the Bluenose is awarded the fishermen’s international cup, Gloucester faces a somber mood as news arrives that Ford skipper Demone drowned during post race celebrations. Protests linger over race decisions and observers, while captains and crews prepare to return home.
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H. R. Silver
Spentin
W. W. Lufkin
Gloucester
Mass
Henry Ford
Aée
Ww. H. Dennis
Lufkin
United States
Canada
Deamone
Nova
Angus Not Much of a Sport Says Morrissey
Gloucester reports Captain Morrissey doubting Angus as a sport after the Bluenose won the cup amid disputes. The Master Mariners' Association plans a meeting to review the situation and possible race rule revisions.
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John A. Mackinnon
John A. Dahlmer
Charles H. Harty
Benjamin A. Smith
Morrissey
International Sailing Committee
International Committee
Gloucester
New England
United States
W. H. Dennis
Halifax Hérald
International
MacInnis
Mor Yr
Raa Titansce
Angus Walters
Zwicker
The
Bluenose
Mayflower
Nova Scotia
Clayton Morrissey
Ford
Boston
John Matheson
Harborview House
East Gloucester
Angus
Master Mariners’ Association
George H. Peeples
Gloucester Times
Gloucester Daily Times
George H. Peoples
Ford Says Coal Will Be Burned at Mines
Ford predicts coal mining will end in five to six years with underground extraction and byproducts use. He urges exploiting water power to provide cheap heat and power and questions public versus private control of hydro power. He notes vast wasted power and advocates full transformation of rainfall into electricity.
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Moore
Demone
Kennedy
Deamone
Amall
Lunenburg
Stella Berringer
Boyle Ton Street
Watertown
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Carl Morrissey
Boston
Ford
Mr. Ford
New England
United States
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Riga
Russia
Navy Day in Boston Observes Naval Pride and Prohibition Debate
Navy Day in Boston featured public exercises on the Common, tours of the Charlestown yard, and a Chelsea naval hospital visit. Mayor Curley sent fruit baskets to veterans while officials and naval leaders spoke on preparedness, water power, and prohibition enforcement amid a wide array of civic remarks.
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E. W. Broadbent
Boston
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Curley
Richmond
David J. Brickley
Brickley
Peter F. Tague
R. R. Belknap
John W. Roth
American Legion
City Hall
Navy Yard Band
Cotor
Constitution
Wiley
First Naval District
United States Navy
Tremont Street
Ponzi’s Plans for a Banking Chain Revealed in Testimony
Witnesses describe Ponzi schemes including plans to buy a chain of banks and redeem international coupons for profit. De Mosselles, former manager for Ponzi, says he was offered $1800 a month and $10,000 deposit, and alleges Ponzi planned expansion while auditors noted large commissions and unverified funds.
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Ponzi Negot
School Street
Ponzi
Retrucci
Santosuosso
Restrucci
de Mosselles
Boston
Federal Trust Co
Italy
United States
Mr. de Moyselles
Borth
Flaherty
de Masselles
International Trust Company
Miss Mell
de Monselles
Fitzgerald Denounces Weeks On Victory Tour
Democratic gubernatorial candidate John F. Fitzgerald harshly attacked Senator Weeks during a multi city victory tour ending with large Lynn and Salem armory demonstrations. He challenged Weeks or Cox to a public debate and accused Weeks of layoffs and serving big interests while harming workers. Mayor Quinn of Cambridge and Charles S. O'Connor joined Fitzgerald at rallies in Lynn Salem Danvers and Peabody.
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Senator Weeks
John F. Fitzgerald
Lynn
Salem
Cox
John F. Doherty
John E. Swift
Weeks
Washington
Massachusetts
Min
Boston
Governor Cox
Navy Yard
Watertown Arsenal
Harding
Quinn
Cambridge
Charless
O’connor
South Shore
Fitzgerald
Satem
Danvers
Peabody
Lynn Gables and Gaston Rally in Mass Democratic Showdown
Colonel Gaston, Democratic U S Senate candidate, drew about 2000 listeners at the Lyng Armory rally touting a Democratic wave in Massachusetts and attacking the Fordney McCumber tariff. He linked sugar duties to high prices and defended party plans while criticizing Lodge and Republican policy.
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Gaston
United States Senate
Lyng Armory
Massachusetts
Washington
Senator Lodge
Fordney-McCumbet
Lodge
Great Western Sugar Company
United States
Great Western Company
Fordney
Iag
Mormon Church
Reed Smoot
Ate
Girl Leaves Note and Disappears After Bank Departure
Nicolina Giglio, a 15 year old described as 5 foot 2 and 110 pounds with dark eyes and bobbed hair, left the bank after a note warning of self harm. Her mother fears foul play as distraught parents and bank chums search, while a mysterious reference to a young male bank employee remains unexplained.
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Miss Giglio
Miss Sandstrom
Nicolina Giglio
Thayer-McNeil Employees Hold Halloween Party
About 200 Thayer-McNeil employees and guests enjoyed a Halloween party at Holt's Cercle Somerville. P. BE Thayer led the evening with a lively program including a balloon dance where a girl wore a toy balloon on her left ankle and the winner kept hers longest.
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Thayer-McNeil
Holt
Somerville
P. BE. Thayer
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International Race Committee
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Moat
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F. W. Baldwin
J. J. Kiley
McInnis
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R. Russell Smith
Charles Nelson
Mr. Raymond
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Observer
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Colson
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Post
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Hurwitz
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Hallowe'en
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