Boston broker seeks arrest warrant for chauffeur in auto theft
Eldren A. Mitchell of 8 Fenway Back Bay and Marblehead secured a warrant for his chauffeur Edward Coughlin of 129 Bird Street Dorchester after alleging the car valued at 2750 vanished. Coughlin is in New York police custody awaiting extradition. Mitchell faces separate charge of $25000 theft from Miss Abbey Flagg of Brookline.
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Eldren A. Mitchell
Boston
Fenway
Back Bay
Marblehead
Central Court
Edward Coughlin
Bird Street
Dorchester
Mitchell
Coughlin
New York
Milk to Dealers Eight Cents
Springfield price note reports milk to dealers at eight cents per quart as of September first. Despite cautious market signals, dairy distributors plan steady supplies and anticipate seasonal demand shifts in the coming weeks.
Milk Price Cut Announced By New England Producers
The field marketing committee of the New England Milk Producers Association declares September milk price to dealers at 8 cents per quart, one cent lower than August. Consumer prices should drop to about 15 cents per quart, after reaching 16 cents in August.
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Field Marketing Committee
The
New England Milk Producers’ Association Today
Gongs Installed to Warn Traffic Fire Apparatus
Fire Commissioner John R. Murphy announces installation of street gongs to warn vehicles when fire apparatus approaches. The first gong will be at State and Kilby streets, with others at Washington and Summer, and Howard and Court streets, expanding to crowded thoroughfares in the downtown area.
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John R. Murphy
State
Kilby Streets
Washington
Summer Streets
Howard and
Court Streets
Downstown
One Year Jail Term for Auto Theft
Stanley O. Cook age 23 of 313 Huntington Avenue was arrested in Hull and handed to Boston police for larceny of two automobiles. He was sentenced in Central Court yesterday to one year in jail.
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Stanley O. Cook
Huntington Avenue
Hull
Boston Police
Central Court
Actress Finita De Soria Endorses Stay-at-Home Marriages
Finita De Soria from The O'Brien Girl voices support for married women leaving work when possible. She argues husbands should provide and that careers should wait until marriage is settled. She adds matrimony is a career needing full attention and goals remain undefined.
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Winzome Finita de Soria
O’brien
Samuel Gompers
Finita
O'Brien
Finita de Soria
A. F
L.head
Prohibition Cases Fail in Roxbury Liquor Trials
United States Commissioner Hayes discharged all three men in liquor cases. Patrick Cunningham of Cunningham Tap Roxbury faced possession charges at 77 Girard Street but defense argued the correct address lay on Norfolk Avenue. Santo Demore, caught near freight yards with a package, was not found with liquor to prove transporting. Thomas de Cicco Somerville avoided conviction on a traffic stop after the booze arrest was ruled illegal.
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United States
Hayes
Patrick Cunningham
Cunningham Tap
Norfolk Avenue
Roxbury
Girard Street
Santo Demore
Stillman Street
Herrick Finds Home in Paris After Lengthy Search
American Ambassador Myron T. Herrick and his staff secured a Paris residence signing a lease for the mansion of Prince and Princess Jacques de Broglie at 16 Avenue de Messine. The cost was not disclosed but described as a substantial fortune. French officials aided the effort and Parisians followed the story of the homesick ambassador.
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Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Herrick
Prince and Princess Jacques de Broglie
Avenue de Messine
France
Abandon Hope of Liberty Bonds Search in Charles River
Police halted river dredging at Norumbega Park after two days seeking a manila envelope suspected to hold Liberty bonds tossed by Carl O. Harding. Investigators believe weights may have failed, allowing the package to drift or wash ashore with papers possibly found downstream or by now.
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Charles River
Norumbega Park
Carl O. Harding
South Station
Police Cousins Brauneis Tie Vacations to Weddings
Two Hyde Park police officers cousins John F Brauneis Jr and Frederick J Brauneis who cover the Hyde Park business district began vacations yesterday and quietly wed. John F Brauneis Jr married Rose W Bolk at her mother Rosanna Bolk's home in Roslindale with Rev John Bolk and Rev John F Pfeiffer officiating. Frederick J Brauneis wed Alice G Cochrane at Christ Episcopal Hyde Park with Rev W B Bigelow officiating. Blanche Lawrence of Framingham served as bridesmaid and Joseph Cochrane as best man.
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Hyde Park
John
F. Brauneis, Jr
Weld Hill Street
Forest Hills
Frederick J. Brauneis
Thatcher Street
Rose W. Bolk
Rosanna Bolk
Feymour Street
Roslindale
John F. Brauneis
John Bolk
Jersey City
John F. Pfeiffer
German Lutheran Church
Joseph Cochrane
Run Away to Get Married
Bessie and Josephine North sisters marry John Nally and John Foley in a St. Mary’s Church nuptial mass. They depart with their bridesmaids for a wedding trip to Canada, and their mother reacts with surprising forgiveness as she jokes about future weddings.
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Lawrench
Bessie
Josephine North
Texas Avenue
John Nally
John Foley
Amesbury
St. Mary’s Church
Francis A. Barrett
Sarah North
Canada
Nally
Foley
Angora government withdraws east amid Greek Turkish fighting
Advices from Constantinople report the Angora government is withdrawing to the east as fighting continues on the Turkish left flank between Greek and Turkish forces.
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London
Constantinople
Angora
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