Mysterious estate claimant linked to forged checks case
Authorities pursue claims against the estate of John K. Harding also known as John Lloyd Hannon. Milwaukee police say he died there leaving hundreds of thousands in cash and property. Maine New Brunswick and Boston detectives seek details and possible heirs amid forged checks and unpaid debts.
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John K. Harding
New England
Milwaukee
Maine
New Brunswick
Harding
John Lloyd Hannon
Hannon
Boston
H. H. Niles
Caribou
Canada
Wisconsin
New Sweden
R. L. Mosely
Eliott Street
A. F. Erickson
Erickson Place
Captain Armstrong
Detective Bureau
Boston Police
J. L. Hannon
Benson and Little Show Water Colors at Boston Artists Guild
Two local watercolorists Frank W. Benson and Philip Little display six works each at Boston Artists Guild Newbury Street. Benson’s Ontario Canada river scene and outdoor studies with Willard Metcalf stand out, while Little’s studio window view of Salem Harbor to Marblehead emphasizes subdued color harmony with opaque highlights.
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Sargent
Homer and Macknight
Frank W. Benson
Philip Little
Guildsot
Boston
Newbury. Street
Mr. Benson
Willard Metcalf
Canada
Mr. Little
Maine
Benson
Little
Salem Harbor
Marblehead
Guild of Boston Artists
Elks confer degree at home for first time in Boston Lodge history
Charles E. Osgood received a lodge degree at his Jamaica Plain home 60 Pond Street in a ceremony led by Grand Exalted Ruler James R. Nicholson. Notable attendees included Governor Cox Brigadier General Hugh Drum Cambridge Mayor Quinn former Mayor Curley and many Elk officials and members.
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Boston Lodge
Charles E. Osgood
Pond Street
Jamaica Plain
Osgong
Cox
Hugh .Drum
Edward M. Hamlin
Edward M. Davis
Elkdom
Joseph M. Sullivan
Ton
Mr. Osgood
C. E. Osgood Company
Elks
Worcester Woman Killed in Auto Crash
Worcester resident Mrs. Michael J. Shea 55 died after an automobile she was in crashed into a tree on Main Street near Newton W. Weagle’s home in Shrewsbury. The tragedy occurred in front of three young grandchildren.
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Worcester
Shrewsbury
Michael J. Shea
Benefit Street
Main Street
Newton
W. Weagle
Losey’s mysterious trip tied to Buffalo death
The Buffalo slaying of Kenneth R. Losey a Wesleyan student aged 30 deepens as evidence shows he did not go to New York for the world series as told. He doubled back to Springfield Mass and then proceeded to Buffalo, contradicting his roommate Wilbur E. Mansfield of Danbury.
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New Haven
Buffalo
Kenneth
R. Losey
Northport
L. I
Losey
New York
Wilbur E. Mansfield
Danbury
Springfield
Mass
Losey Murder Probe Focuses on Buffalo Route and Bootleg Angles
Investigators trace Losey from Middletown to Buffalo suggesting he traveled via Springfield rather than New York to save money. A theatre check stub and a heavy suitcase imply a planned monthlong trip, while police consider a bootlegger angle amid Wesleyan University tensions with bootleg activity and a university president's crackdown appeal.
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Losey
Mansfield
New Haven
Springfield
Boston
Buffalo
Niagara River
Craw
Berlin Junction
Middletown
New York
Wesleyan
Lesey
Hartford
Lloyd George Faces Critics Over Irish Policy at Chequers
Prime Minister Lloyd George returns from a quiet weekend at Chequers to pursue a confidence vote in the House of Commons. He intends to press his Irish policy and then bargain with peace negotiators on his terms, aiming to deter opposition tactics.
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Lloyd George
Chequers
House of Commons
Lloyd George faces tough Irish settlement task at peace talks
The report states Lloyd George has sent proposals to the Irish delegation seeking a basis for settlement with Sinn Fein. Ulster autonomy may be retained under home rule with a joint council for all Ireland. The premier must persuade Ulster and avoid a revolt while preserving allegiance to the empire and paving a path to Washington.
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Sinn Fein
Randon
Sinn
Ulster
Lloyd George
Council
All Ireland
Ireland
Washington
Alps Yielding Up Their Dead After Hot Summer
Alpine glaciers melt in the drought of a hot summer, aiding rescues. Josef Tresch, a famed Swiss guide, is recovered after 18 years missing. There is hope to find Lord Frederick Douglas and two others who perished on the Matterhorn in 1865 as winter may bring little snow.
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Geneva
Alps
Josef Tresch
Tresch
Lord Frederick Douglas
Matterhorn
Douglas
Calls on Lodge to Aid Anti Beer Bill Resolution Adopted
A law enforcement mass meeting at the Second Congregational Church in Dorchester adopted a resolution urging Senator Lodge to use his influence for the passage of the Anti-Beer bill. Principal speakers included Rev. Vaughan Dabney on The Majesty of the Law and Mrs. E A Gleagon from the State W C T A on Our Task. Short addresses followed by several locals.
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Lodge
Senator Lodge
Man Falls Off Water Wagon In Dorchester incident
Dennis McCarthy aged 52 of 1051 Washington Street Dorchester fell off the water wagon on Walnut Street Neponset yesterday afternoon and landed in the arms of police. He had fallen off the other water wagon too evidently.
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Dennis McCarthy
Washington Street
Dorchester
Walnut Street
Neponset
Notables Sail From Boston Aboard SS Arabic
Onboard the White Star liner Arabic notable world figures and Boston society leaders sailed for Azores Gibraltar and Mediterranean ports yesterday. The former ocean liner Berlin arrived from New York at 2 o clock and stayed to take on passengers carrying 128 saloon 160 second cabin and 742 third class passengers.
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Greater Boston
Commonwealth Pier
Azores
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Hige
Palace
Berlin
New -York
Notable Passengers Sail Slated for Return Voyage
Baron von Bissing leads saloon passengers aboard with his family amid wartime exile, joined by Ralph Adams Cram and wife, Rev Fr Johnson, and Roscoe Pound with family. Other travelers include Reginald De Koven and Lee families, with eight Italians onboard deportation case and a large general cargo.
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Baron
Baroneess
W. A. von Bissing
Tosca
Ronnie
von Bissing
Belgium
Hdtth Cavella
England
London
Isle of Wight
Canada
America
Hollywood
Italy
Ralph Adams Cram
Mr. Cram
City of
Spain
Johnson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bowdoin Street
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Cambridge University
Reginald de Koven
Will
Alexandria
Egypt
George Lee
Florence
Mary Curtis Lee
Gibraltar
France
James W. Bowcock
Rome
Glen Kiner
M. Bazzano
St. Louis
Ridenta Bertini
Eugenia Pirrili
St. John’s Seminary
Mara Rizzoli
Imondi shoots wife and visitor in Providence double murder
In Providence Huciano Imondi a railroad roundhouse worker killed his wife Alveria Imondi and visitor Antonio Calandona after returning home early. He told Patrolman James Keegan I killed my wife then fled seeking a policeman. He was held on a double murder charge as two children were sent to a charitable institution.
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Providence
Huciano Imondi
Alveria Imondi
Antonio Calandona
James Keegan
Imondi
Anniversary Mass for Louise Imogen Guiney
The Rev Michael Earls of Holy Cross College will celebrate an anniversary Mass for Louise Imogen Guiney Boston author who died in November 1920 at Chippenham England. The Mass will be at Boston College chapel at 9 A M on Wednesday.
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Michael Earls
Holy Cross College
Louise Imogen Guiney
Boston
Chippen-Campden
Dickceathe
England
Boston College
Methodist board backs killing bootleggers in clipping
A Washington Methodist Episcopal board advocates using firearms against bootleggers. The clip sheet says the only good bootlegger is a dead bootlegger and urges officers to take the law into their own hands. Clergy leaders push Congress to discuss the proposal amid fears of dangerous authority.
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Washington
Board ‘of Temperance, Prohibition
Methodist Piscopal Church
Clarence True Wilson
Deets Picket
Congress
Prohibition
Convention of Legion Opens in Kansas City Tomorrow
The American Legion convention in Kansas City Missouri opens tomorrow with national commander John G Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan chairing the call to order. Morning speeches will include vice president Coolidge and speakers from Kansas City and Missouri. Memorial services for Colonel Frederick W Galbraith Jr will be held at noon. Afternoon messages will come from General Diaz Baron Jacques and Major General John A Lejeune. Admiral Earl Beatty will address the Legionaires in the evening.
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Kansas City
American Legion Convention
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Missouri
Coolidge
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Indianapolis
Diaz
Italy
Baron Jacques
Belgium
John A. Lejeune
United States Marine Corps
Earl ‘Beatty
Legionaires
Aut oist Runs Down Medford Woman in Square
Misee E Palmer a 66 year old Medford salewoman died after being struck by a car driven by Edwin F Barry of Somerville near Cavanaugh Square Medford She had sold dry goods and women s wear in Medford for over forty years and was returning from a visit when the collision occurred The cause is believed to be confusion while crossing the square.
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Cavanaugh Square
Medford
Miseie E Palmer
Miner Street
Edwin F. Barry
Walnut Street
Somerville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Misa Palmer
Newton Service Man E L Murtagh Dies Before Duty
Edward L. Murtagh longtime Newton service man dies of pneumonia at Newton Hospital aged 37 to 40 He was to become chief clerk for United States Marshal Kevine and served as captain adjutant of the 3rd Infantry M N G with overseas service His funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Church of Our Lady Newton with American Legion post and 3rd Infantry M N G providing military escort
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E. L. Murtagh
Newton
Edward L. Murtagh
United States
Kevine
Newton Hospital
3Rd Infantry
Hod
Auburn
Newtonville
Church of Oury
Newton Post American Legion
Charles R. Cabot
M. N.G
Coloniel Murphy
England All Star Girls Hockey Team Arrives in Boston
England’s best junior women’s hockey players travel from Philadelphia after beating Bryn Mawr and Vassar to face Sargent School Radcliffe and others. They boast a 14 to 0 win over Vassar as proof of skill and plan to open local series at 2:45 p m against the Boston School of Physical Education.
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ALL England
England
Sargent School
Wellesley
Radcliffe College
Boston ‘School of Physical Education
E. R. Clarke
Warner
H. G. Armfield
W. A. Baumann
K Lidderdale
P. Bryce
M. Amos
M.A. Gaskell
Boston
Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr
Vassar
Radcliffe
Boston School of Physical Education
John Bull
Noon Wedding at Whitman Church
Miss Herma, John K. Alexander of East Bridgewater wed at All Saints church with Rev. John Matteson presiding. Attended by Miss Louise Mackeen and Arnold Bradford Alexander. The couple will honeymoon then reside on Dyer Avenue. Alexander linked to his father the Dahlia King and is an Odd Fellows member. she is Whitman High School graduate and works in a Boston firm.
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Whitman
Herma
John K. Alexander
East Bridgewater
All Saints Church
John Matteson
Louise Mackeen
Arnold Bradford Alexander
Dyer Avenue
Alexander
Whitman High School
Boston
Wintman Womans Club
Dahlia King
Odd Fellows
Bridgewater
Credit urged to aid Lenin Trotsky government in Russia
Dr Moissaye J Olgin urged a $180000000 credit from the United States to rehabilitate Soviet Russia at Ford Hall. He cited Professor Johnson of New York as backing the sum as enough to supply grain and tractors to starving peasants until the next harvest.
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United States
Russia
Moissaye J. Olgin
Ford Hall
Johnson
New York
Gudes Pepto Mangan Ad Promises Nerve and Blood Strength
An advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for nerves and fatigue. It claims the product builds the blood, increases red cells, improves vigor and appetite, and helps nourish the body. Available from druggists in liquid or tablet form under the labeled name.
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Gude
Man slain by wife’s sister in Chicago home
James Besant tried to reconcile with his estranged wife by breaking into her home and dragging her by the hair. He was shot dead by Mrs. Marion Dillon, his wife’s sister, after threatening to kill her next. Besant was a former business agent of the Bill Posters' Union.
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Chicago
United News
James Besant
Marion Dillon
Besant
Fire Burns Through Cambridge Street Shops In Inman Square
Five stores were gutted and furnishings and stock ruined when a blaze swept through single story buildings at 1390 to 1396 Cambridge street in Inman Square Cambridge. Total loss estimated at 18000 dollars.
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Cambridge Street
T! Inman Square
Cambridg
Hopeless 21 Years Ago Still Robust Through Internal Bathing
A Middle town Ohio man Alfred B Wright credits the J B L Cascade from the Hygienic Institute of New York for long lasting health. He writes that constipation indigestion and related ailments were relieved and that thousands testify to the Cascade’s effectiveness. A free booklet by Dr Charles A Tyrrell explains the simple operation and results.
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J. B. L. Cascade
Chas. A. Tyrrell
New York
Lowry Charged With Robbing Cash Drawer
Samuel Lowry to appear in central court today over alleged late Saturday night robbery of a Brunswick Hotel cash drawer. Police say he has a prior record of interest to several authorities and may face additional charges in connection with the case.
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Samuel
Lowry
Central Court
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A. I. Clarke
Northampton College
Benson and Little Show
Boston Artists. Guild
Sidney ‘Woodward
Great Elks
C. E. Osgood
Our. Women’s Department
Thayer McNeil Co
Temple Place
West Street
Lake City
New ‘York
Wesleyan University
Conn
SS. Arabic
Europe
Convention OF Legion Today
Miss Sweeney
J. N. Alexander
U. S
Cambridge
Liggett’s
Nem
Holland
Gouraud
W. Winship Wholesale Dept
Kingston St
Esther Solakian
Huntington
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