No More Hikes Says Loser
Frank C. Cromier of Brockton walks 300 miles to Montreal after betting on Carpentier. He declares no more hikes as he delivers greetings from Brockton to the Montreal mayor following his march ended Aug 31. The journey began Aug 15 and covered a long Boston to Montreal route.
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Ottawa
Frank C. Cromier
Brockton
Mass
Street Railway
Montreal
Cromiér
Boston
Carpentier
Medford Man 74 Seriously Injured In Roxbury Yard Incident
Walter Sewell of 6A Joseph Street Medford was seriously injured yesterday when a pile of lumber fell from a hoisting pulley chain at the South Bay yards Roxbury. The load dropped about 20 feet and bury him beneath timber. He was knocked to the ground and rushed to hospital with serious injuries.
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Walter Sewell
Joseph Street
Medford
Sourt Bay
Roxbury
Officials of Housing Trust in Court Today
Fred T. Knight Grant G. Oakman and John G. Membrino officers of the United States Housing Trust are to be arraigned in Cambridge District Court on charges of larceny and conspiracy. They were arrested after Mrs. Mary Silvia of 50 Webster Avenue Cambridge alleged she paid $1000 for a house contract that failed. Membrino is free on bail while Knight and Oakman remain detained.
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Fred T. Knight
Grant G. Oakman
John G. Membrino
United States Housing Trust
Cambridge District Court
Mary Silvia
Webster Avenue
Cambridge
Membrino
Knight
Oakman
East Cambridge
Wooster Named Prison Warden in New Hampshire
Governor Brown and the Executive Council announce George A. Wooster, Merrimack County sheriff, as warden of the State prison. He will succeed Edward Cogswell.
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Concord
N. H
Albert O. Brown
George A. Wooster
Merrimack
Edward Cogswell
Girl Drugged and Deserted by Visitor in Worcester
Martha Stala, 16 or 17, returned home dazed after five days away with John Coman of Thompson, Conn. She says he drugged her in a Worcester hotel, took $540 savings, and they traveled to Manchester and Boston before returning to Worcester where he abandoned her. She and authorities seek Coman. her condition is serious.
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N. H
Connan
Manchester
Worcester
Coman
Arthur C. Potter
Crowd Takes Officer's Gun In Boston Arrest
Patrolman Donohue grappled with Thomas J. Mulkern 22 on K Street near Third in South Boston for drunkenness. A large crowd surged about the officer and took the club then the gun, prompting a riot call as reserves arrived while the patrolman retained Mulkern.
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Thomas J. Mulkern
K Street
Mast Third Street
Boston
Donahue
City Point
Donohue
Mulkern
Beauties for Fashion Show in Greater Boston
The Associated Millinery Industry of New England selects the thirty handsomest Boston area women for a semi annual fashion show and dinner at the Copley Plaza hotel. Models must be perfect 26 and between 5 feet 8 inches and 6 feet 6 inches, chosen by W H Sullivan. Named contestants include Louise Purcell Signe Merrill Edith Harrington Celia Rovner Grace Tierney Bessie Silkman Mable Hutchinson Fay Leahy Evelyn Weeks Sylvia Hart Patricia Doyle Edna Wallace Betty McCarthy Henrietta McKenzie Florence Ross Rita Thornton Beatrice Gay Mildred Farrar Stella Dennison Rose Strump Helene Valardeau Kathleen Merothe Ruth Moore.
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Greater Boston
Associated Millinery Industry of
New England
Copley Plaza Hotel
W. H. Sullivan
Louise Purcell
Somerville
Signe Merrill
Medford
Edith Harrington
Newton
Celia Rovner
Boston
Grace Tierney
Chelsea
Bessie Silkman
Mable Hutchinson
Fay Leahy
Evelyn Weeks
Wakefield
Sylvia Hart
Patricia Doyle
Magnolia
Edna Wallace
Betty McCarthy
Jamaica Plain
Henrietta McKenzie
New York
Florence Ross
Alliston
Rita Thornton
Beatrice Gay
Back Hay
Mildred Farrar
Stella Dennison
Rose Strump
Back Bay
Helene Valardeau
Kathleen Merothe
Wollaston
Ruth Moore
Haynes Distributors Honor Associate at Brookline Party
The J. Harvey Company branches in Worcester and Boston, Haynes distributors in New England, all resigned appointments last night to attend a Brookline party for H Hills. The event at 19 Stetson Street featured gifts including an electric floor lamp and a mahogany clock, with a five piece orchestra providing entertainment.
Chaplin Says He Wants to Marry Again
Charlie Chaplin publicly admits a desire to wed again but refuses to name or describe the woman. He counters claims that marriage is a danger, stating he certainly does want to marry, though he will not reveal any details about his future bride.
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New York
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
West
Charlie
Film firms seek restraining order over The Three Musketeers
Three film companies sue in Federal District Court to halt production of The Three Musketeers with Douglas Fairbanks alleging infringement of an earlier Dumas inspired work titled D Artagnan. Plaintiffs include Triangle Film Corporation Film Distributors League and Alexander Film Corporation. Defendants are United Artists and Douglas Fairbanks Picture Corporation.
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New York
Federal District Court
Three Musketeers
Douglas Fairbanks
Triangle Film Corporation
Méi Broadway
Dnstributors’ League
West Forty-sixth Street
Alexander Film Corporation
Fairbanks
Dumas
D'Artagnan
United Artists
Douglas Fairbanks Picture Corporation
Seventh Avenue
Cupid Forces Kelley to Ignore Speed Laws
Frank X. Kelley of Quincy faced Judge William F. Merritt in Dorchester court on speeding charges along Porchester avenue. Patrolman Leo Hoban testified Kelley was breaking records as he was stopped. Kelley said he was rushing to City Hall to obtain a marriage license before the day ended. he received the license and a summons. The judge found him guilty but placed the case on file.
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Cupid
Kelley
Dorchester
Frank X. Kelley
Quincy
William F. Merritt
Porchester Avenue
Leo Hoban
Field’s Corner
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John T. Manning
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John Nichols “ii
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Fred E. Hall, Inc
Cranston &T
Providence, Bk, LL
Doug
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Kennedy's Boys’ Store
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