Becker framed claim denied by Whitman
New York October 30 Police Inspector Yehn Dwyer said he had evidence Becker was framed for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. Former governor Charles S Whitman who prosecuted Becker called the claim grotesque and urged submission of proof to the district attorney or grand jury. He said Dwyer would be guilty of suppressing evidence if he withholds it.
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New York
Yehn
E “Dwyer
Bolice
Leutenant Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Charles S. Whitman
Whitman
Becker
Dwyer
Arlington to Form Elks Lodge With Halloween Fundraiser
Arlington prepares to organize an Elks lodge after charter approval. A Halloween party at Robbins Memorial Town Hall in Arlington Centre will help cover organizing expenses tonight.
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Arlington
Lodge of Elks
Robbins Memorial Town Hall
Arlington Centre
Hides Hooch and Beats It Near Haymarket
A liquor squad patrolling Haymarket Square Saturday night spotted two bootleggers who fled into an entry. They fled in their car after stepping on it. Three pints of poor liquor were found behind a hall door as the officers recovered the scene and quoted a police sergeant about the fleeing suspects.
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Ead
Haymarket Square
Hoy
Hanover Street
Jaw Fractured Twice In Hold Up
Nineteen year old Simon McDonald of 138 Boston Street South Boston was treated at City Hospital for two jaw fractures after a hold up early yesterday morning. He said two men demanded money and he fought back leaving them to flee as neighbors arrived.
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Ninteen
Simon McDonald
Boston Street
Boston
City Hospital
Red Cross Pageant Depicts Wartime and Peace Service
In Melrose Memorial Hall more than 200 patriotic members saw a pageant titled Red Cross of Peace. Harold P. Waterhouse led the Melrose Chapter with former Mayor Charles H. Adams and others guiding scenes of Red Cross care. The program showed swift aid for a wounded service man, insurance for a mother, and vocational training for a blind veteran.
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Red‘cross
Red Cross
Memorial Hall
Melrose
Red Cross of Peace
American Red Cross
Harold P. Waterhouse
Charles H. Adams
Mary C. Spaulding
F. P. Bowden
G A. Wittie
Howard Sands
Monantum First Degree Club Barn Dance Opens Season
Nonantum First Degree Club I O C F Allston plans a Hallowe en barn dance tonight at Oda Fellows Hall Union Square. Prizes for original and grotesque costumes after the grand march led by the noble grand of Nonantum Lodge. Music by the orchestra of the first degree club.
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Nonantum First Degree Club
Allston
Oda Fellows Hall
Union Square
Nonantum Lodge
Holman Day’s Amusing Story to Appear in Boston Sunday Post
Holman Day writes One While the Biscuits Baked an amusing tale set to be published in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine, signaling a lighthearted feature for readers.
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Holman Day
Boston Sunday Post
Jealous Wife Throws Acid in Brooklyn Man Face
Mrs. Sadie Schulman of 786 Myrtle Ave Brooklyn is accused of throwing carbolic acid at her husband after an anonymous letter claimed he had a sweetheart named Anna a spiffy blonde. The husband was hospitalized in critical condition at Cumberland Street Hospital.
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New York
Sadie Schulman
Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn
Cumberland Street
Schulman
Open Jewish drive in Lawrence
Hundreds of collectors split into teams to canvass Lawrence for a building fund of 75000 dollars. The mass meeting at City Hall, organized by the local Young Men's Hebrew Association, featured speakers including former U S District Attorney Lewis Goldberg, Rabbi H Raphael Gold, and Rabbi Hyman Solomon. The funds will pay for a building to house all local Jewish activities.
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Lawrence
City Hall
Young Men's Hebrew Association
U. S
Lewis Goldberg
H. Raphael Gold
Blue Hill Avenue
Boston
Hyman’ Solomon
Temple
Emanuel
Screen Gossip on Helen Ferguson and Her Film Career
Helen Ferguson, a rising film actress, has courted several screen partners including Hoot Gibson Buck Jones Tom Mix and William Russell. Her engagement with Russell is expected to be announced soon. She starred with Mitchell Lewis in two Jack London stories and now works on the Goldwyn lot with Bryant Washburn in Hungry Hearts.
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Helen Ferguson
Gibson
Miss Ferguson
Buck Jones
Tom Mix
William Russ- Sell
Russell
Helen
Mitchell Lewis
Jack London
Goldwyn
Ryant Washburn
Edward Earle Returns in Easy Money Cast
Edward Earle returns to the screen after a long absence to star as the lead in Easy Money with Barbara Castleton as the female lead.
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Edward Earle
Barbara Castleton
Rennie Heads West for Goldwyn Lead in Special Production
James Rennie husband of Dorothy Gish travels to Culver City studios to play the leading role in a special Goldwyn Company production. Mrs. Rennie remains behind due to over two months work on The Two Orphans. Kenneth Harlan also heads west to be Constance Talmadge’s leading man in her next picture The Divorcee.
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James Rennie
Dorothy Gish
Culver City
Goldwyn Company
Actress Eileen Percy Back in Fox Sequel Projects
Eileen Percy completes What Ever She Wants and begins work on Fox next Elope If You Must. Robert Elliott stars with Pearl White in Without Fear. Harriet Hammond teams with Buck Jones in The Fast Mail, continuing Sennett era collaboration.
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Eileen Percy
Fox
Robert Elliott
Pearl White
Harriet Hammond
Sennett
Buck Jones
Fast Mail
J A G Answers on Movie People and Studios
The piece lists producers and studios in New York and New Jersey, names film figures such as Mahlon Hamilton Francis McDonald and Agnes Ayres, notes Tom Mix as a Fox star in Hollywood, and mentions Mary Pickford in Paris with her private secretary and charitable generosity. It also points readers to Prunella Hall at the Boston Post for question submissions.
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D. W
Griffith
New York
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Fox Film Co
East 66Th Street
Pathe Co
West 45Th Street
New York City
Selznick
West Fort Lee
J. A. de Y. Mahlon Hamilton
Daddy Long Legs
Mary Pickford
B. B
Williamsville
Paris
H. A
Turner
Gareth Hughes
Metro Co
Hollywood
Cal
Prunella Hall
Boston Post
Frank Rutstein Dies After Operation in City
Frank Rutstein, 33, of B. Rutstein & Co. Fulton Street, died yesterday in New York City after an operation. Funeral will be today at his Dorchester home on Versa Road. Survived by wife and three children. Burial at Mt Vale Cemetery.
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B. Rutstein & Co
Fulton Street
New York City
Versa Road
Dorchester
Mt. Vale
Knights of Columbus to Honor Marshal Foch Parade
Chicago plans a large parade next Sunday to honor Marshal Foch with about one hundred thousand Knights of Columbus. Edward Houlihan, Supreme Director, says a battalion of infantry several artillery batteries and navy personnel will participate under the organization’s auspices. Marshal Foch telegraphed appreciation to Supreme Knight James A Flaherty and hopes to visit Chicago for the event.
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Chicago
Knights of Columbus
Marshal Foch
Chi
Edward. Houlihan
Mid-West
Navy
James A. Flaherty
Washington
France
Greater Boston Churches Observe Temperance Sunday
Following a recommendation from the National and Massachusetts Anti-Saloon Leagues and endorsed by the Massachusetts Federation of Churches, many Greater Boston churches held appropriate temperance services yesterday.
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Massachusetts
Greater
Boston
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
The Pig and the Mirror by Hugh Pendexter
Detective story by Hugh Pendexter titled The Pig and the Mirror will be printed in full in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The work by Jeff Fanchon continues the detective theme and will appear in the upcoming issue.
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Jeff Fanchon
the Pig and the Mirror
Hugh Pendexter
Boston Sunday Post
Masses Scheduled at Cathedral for All Saints and All Souls
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross will observe All Saints Day with masses at 5 30, 6, 7, and 9 and a solemn high mass at 10. All Souls Day on Wednesday November 2 will have masses at 6, 7, 8 and a solemn requiem mass. November is observed as the month of All Souls with devotions for the dead throughout the month.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
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