No Silencer So Is Pinched In Central Court Tale
John O'Toole, 33, of Nahant street Revere, is convicted by Central Court for stealing soup cans from a freight shed. He faced nine cans and caused a loud scene, muffling his hearing by a choked response to Officer Chisholm's approach.
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Central Court
John O'Toole
Nahant Street
Revere
John
Chisholm
Eastern Steamship Company
O'Toole
Cochlea
Mr. O'Toole
Man Fined After Attempted Kiss Incident in Newton Center
Four year old Michael J. Dailey of Newton Center was arraigned on assault and battery charges after attempting to kiss Edith Jones on Lake Avenue. Jones testified he broke her glasses and umbrella during the incident and Dailey said intoxication caused the error. He paid the costs after the arraignment.
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Michael J. Dailey
Newton Center
Newton Court
Edith Jones
Dailey
Lake Avenue
Geta-ot Corn Remedy Demonstrated in 3 Seconds
A vintage advertisement touts GETS-OT a quick corn remedy. It promises painless removal in three seconds with no pressing or cutting. Sold by EK, Lawrence & Co. of Chicago for 26 cents, via druggists or mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ek, Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adverts Health Claim
Taunton Massachusetts woman describes relief from monthly pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges girls with painful or irregular periods to try the remedy and notes many letters confirming effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Clarice Morin
Russell St
Taunton
Mass
Funeral Services for Louis Sonnabend in Dorchester
Funeral services are held for Louis Sonnabend of 189 Grampian Way Dorchester who died last Tuesday after a four week illness. Sonnabend a prominent Boston Jew born in Austria in 1849 52 years ago came to the United States in 1882 and was active in charity politics and fraternal groups. He served on the Boston Common Council 1897 98 the School Board 1904 05 helped organize the Home for Jewish Children and led the Austrian Hungarian Association and the Pawnbrokers Alliance of Massachusetts. He leaves a wife four daughters including attorney Mabel Sonnabend and a son.
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Louis Sonnabend
Grampian Way
Dorchester
Mr. Sonnabend
Boston
Austria
United States
Boston Common Council
Boston School Board
Home For
Pawnbrokers’ Alliance of Massachusetts
Covenant Lodge No. 16
Charles Sumner Council
R. A
Tremont Lodge
Mabel Sonnabend
Five Everett Officers Arrest Two Drivers After Collision
Police required five Everett officers to arrest two motorists after their car struck a truck injuring its driver John J. Cochrane of 118 Bow Street Everett. Joseph A. Granston 42 of 20 Oliver Street faces charges of operating under liquor, assaulting an officer and drunkenness. Carl Westrom 40 of 36 Oliver Street is charged with the last two offenses.
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Everett
John J. Cochrane
Bow Street
Joseph A. Granston
Oliver Street
Carl Westrom
Catholic Church Notes Resumption of Holy Name Society Meetings
The Rev. J W Culhane announces monthly meetings for the Holy Name Society of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross will resume near Sunday afternoon with many new members to enroll. The Confraternity of the Holy Cross meets tomorrow at 23 oclock. the 8 oclock mass is for Confraternity members. Holy Hour from 8 to 9 pm. Notre Dame sisters postpone Notre Dame Academy opening to Sept 25 due to parochial school closures affecting about 23000 children. Boston College high School on St James street postpones opening to Sept 25 while University Heights campus opens Sept 19 as planned.
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J. W. Culhane
S. T
Holy Name Society
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Confraternity of the Holy Cross
Sisters of Notre Dame of
Namur
Academy of Notre Dame
Washington Street
Roxbury
Augustine F. Hickey
Charles W. Lyons
S. J
Boston College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. James Street
Southlund
University Heights
Newton
Decision Reserved On Prohibition Protest in State Offices
Judge DeCourcy heard arguments and reserved his decision in cases by prohibition candidates for secretary auditor treasurer and attorney general. They claim Boston election commissioners and Lynn and Haverhill registrars refused to certify certain voter names on nomination papers.
Mexican finance chief credits Wilson policy for saving Mexico
Luis Cabrera, Mexico’s finance commissioner, tells a Boston reporter that President Wilson’s watchful waiting helped avert war and saved the republic. He met U S peace commissioners in New London then visited his sisters in Greater Boston, denying any financial motive for his trip.
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Luis Cabrera
Wilson
Post
Copley Plaza Hotel
Carranza
Border Commission
New London
United States
Mexico
Boston
Cabrera
Rosenda
Lasalle Seminary
Auburndale
Amalia
Mt. Ida
Newton
Lee, Higginson & Co
Brown Withdraws Forged Papers Charge
Joseph B. Brown of Brookline, a Republican candidate for State Auditor, yesterday withdrew his charges that forged nomination papers had been filed for his opponents. State Auditor Alonzo B. Cook and the Barrow Law Commission dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Brown
Brookline
Alonzo B. Cook
Ballow Law Commission
Chief Gilman Resigns Over Liquor Sale Policy
Bangor Maine September 6 1930 Chief of Police Lindley W Gilman resigns to Mayor Woodman citing a difference of opinion over liquor sale policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief
Bangor
Lindley W. Gilman
Woodman
Gilman
Rich Grandpa Gets Fortune
The will of the late Paul F. Thomas of Brookline disinherits his two minor children, aged 9 and 11, with trust income to grandfather Charles A. Thomas, 80, reputedly worth over 100000. A jury trial is sought in Dedham to contest the will on grounds of alleged unsound mind and undue influence. The mother, who divorced in April 1915 for cruelty, has remarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Thomas
Brookline
Charles A. Thomas
Appeals for German Red Cross Work by Max Henry Newman
Max Henry Newman writes to the Post urging support for the German Red Cross. He notes field days on Sept 8 and 9 at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury organized by the German American societies of Greater Boston to benefit Red Cross relief. He argues for humanitarian aid across nations at war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Henry Newman
Red Cross
Greater Boston
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Red Cross Association
English remedy for catarrhal deafness described
A 19th or early 20th century page touts an English internal remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It advises readers to prepare Parmint with hot water and sugar to straighten Eustachian tube pressure and ease middle ear secretions, claiming quick, effective relief.
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America
England
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philo Hay
Newark
N. J
Sonnabend
Catholic Church Notes
William H. Sayward
Charles A. Killam
William Stanley Parker
Wwred
Saved Life OF
Brown
Thomas
Brussels
Berwick
South Shore
Sunkist
Ch Richards Robbins
Armour's
Hali
Pleott
Rites
Snider
Fanta
Itt
Nia
Hong Kong
Optometrist
Century Progressive Club
New
Florence Rotary
Kodak Department
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