Man Held For Beating Boy in Fall River Court
Sixteen year old Francis Bennett testified against Sally Baker in police court. The lad suffered a cut eye and facial wounds with a sling on his left arm as Baker waives examination and is held for the grand jury in $2000 bonds. Bennett escaped punishment by jumping from a second story window a week earlier. He says Baker induced him to visit the room under pretence of securing a job.
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Francis Bennett
Grant Street
Fall River
Sally Baker
South End
Parmenter
Baker
Bennett
Dover Street
City Hospital
Malden Man Arrested on Assault Charge
Malden police arrested Herbert Mannings, 23, of Everett on a warrant for assaulting Annie Arluck of Essex street Malden near Essex and Henry streets as she returned from Franklin street knitting mills. Manning denies the charge and faces Malden District Court today on an attempted felonious assault count.
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Malden
Herbert Mannings
Everett
Annie Arluck
Essex Street
Franklin Street
Manning
Essex and
Henry Streets
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
An old-time home remedy claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy restores natural color, adds gloss, and cures dandruff. A downtown druggist notes it is widely used as gray hair fades after nightly applications with a sponge or brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Probation Release After Geor gian Hotel Disturbance
Frank Thompson of 5 Derby Street Joseph G Newell of West Newton and Frank G Bowles of Springfield were arrested after a disturbance in front of the Geor gian Hotel Park Square shortly after midnight. They were released by probation officers and said it was their first offense. The affray involved hotel staff and bystanders. Manager Dodge noted refusals often occur because customers are considered undesirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
Derby Street
Joseph G. Newell
West Newton
Frank G. Bowles
Springfield
Park Square
G. A. Podge
Dodge
Well known Canton Resident Is Dead
Mrs. Catherine B. Coombs mother of Frank W. Coombs died at her Washington street home in Canton in her sixth year. She was widow of George W. Coombs and survived by three sons Frank W. of Norwood John W. of Chicago Til and Harry W. Somerville and two daughters Mrs. Ella McLean of Hamilton Ontario and Miss Sarah L. Coombs at home.
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Canton
Catherine B. Coombs
Frank W. Coombs
Washington Street
George W. Coombs
Frank W
Norwood
John W
Chicago
Til
Harry W. Somerville
Ella McLean
Hamilton
Ontario
Sarah L. Coombs
Cambridge Teachers Seek Votes for Living Wage
Cambridge teachers campaign for a 25 cent per thousand dollar tax increase to raise school spending. Flyers signed by Florence E Hunter and Lillian H Kenny urge voters to approve a guaranteed raise after 40 years with Cambridge ranking fifth in population but 229th in school expenditure.
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Cambridge
Florence E. Hunter
Lillian H. Kenny
Cambridge Teachers’ Club
Commonwealth
Cambridge Chronicle
Court of Appeals
Raps Gift To Miss Jessie Wilson Sparks House Debate
Republican Leader Mann proposed congressional subscriptions for a wedding gift to Miss Jessie Wilson. Representative Gray denounced the plan as in bad taste and offered a resolution to extend congratulations to the bride. No action was taken as Gray waved a $5 check for a poor child during his speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mann
Jessie Wilson
Representative Gray
Indiana
Gray
Miss Wilson
Ad Men Hear Next Governor at Halloween Frolic
Pilgrim Publicity Association members gathered at the American House for their annual Halloween party with Governor Hiram Johnson of California and others as speakers. The group also cast ballots for governor, with Bird leading at 70 votes followed by Gardner 29 and Foss 24. Knowles and Swan received minor totals.
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Pilgrim Publicity Association
Hiram Johnson
California
J. W. Miller
Cape Cod Canal
James B. Connolly
Joe Knowles
Bird
Gardner
Foss
Walsh
Boston Banquet Features Impersonations and Canal Promises
At a Boston event Toastmaster Carrol Swan led a lively sequence of impersonations including Walsh Foss Gardner Bird and G H Boehner as Bryan. Governor Johnson spoke humorously inviting ad men to Frisco 1915 and a group of Mexican hecklers was diverted to an outer chamber. Joe Knowles spoke on his life in the woods and Connolly described life at sea while Captain Miller urged Cape Cod canal completion with projected excavation figures. A Halloween themed dining hall decor included a glowing skeleton centerpiece.
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Carrol Swan
Walsh
Foss
Gardner
Bird
G. H. Boehner
Bryan
Johnson
Boston
Joe Knowles
Connolly
Sea Story Fame
United States Navy
Miller
Cape Cod Canal
Cape
New England
Hallowe'en
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VLU
Gorunn
Tur OP
The
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Elliott
Urscie Carter
Aan
Plummer’s
Chinchilla
Eth
GM Vian
Bromford
Iummer
Washington St
Blackstone St
Friend Street
Raps
Pilgrims
Wrangle
R.h.stearns and Company
N.B
L. & M. System
Broadway
New York
Messrs. R. H. White CO
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