Three escapees from Titicut Farm remain at large
After three days the three men Dean Dempsey James Dolan and Edward Russell fled Titicut State Farm by a hole cut in the wall to let rats out. Authorities have largely ceased the active search as they issue circulars to nearby police and warn of Russell a dangerous inmate.
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Middleboro
Titicut
Dean Dempsey
Gloucester
James E. Dolan
At“ehoro
Edward F. Russell
Wareham
Russell
C. Blackstone
Institution
Washboard Shield Fends Off Gunfire in Pittsburgh
Mrs Valley Molnot of Derry Pennsylvania saved her life by using a washboard as protection from bullets fired by her husband. Six bullets lodged in the washboard before their son George 17 fired at the husband and Mrs Molnot struck him with the washboard. Molnot faced a felonious shooting charge and is held for trial.
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Pittsburg
Valley Molnot
Derry
Penn
Molprof
George
Longshoremen Wharf Troubles Settled
At a council meeting the Longshoremen's Trade Council announced that disputes on local wharves have been settled satisfactorily. Proposals to improve council rules and general trade matters were referred to affiliated locals for a referendum among members.
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Longshoremen’s Trade Council
Cardinal OConnell greeted at Cathedral in Boston return
Cardinal OConnell presided at a high mass in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross marking his first public appearance since returning from abroad. He was greeted by a large crowd of parishioners, shook hands with many, blessed children, and then met with Cathedral priests in the rectory. The sermon noted parochial schools in the archdiocese and announced next Sunday’s feast day mass with a plenary indulgence for communicants.
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Cardinal. O'Connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Culhane
Cardinal O'Connell
James J. Redican
Neil A. Cronan
Augustine F. Hickey
Boston
Father Hickey
Holy Name Society
Kain
300 Confirmed at South Boston Church
Bishop Joseph G. Anderson administered the sacrament of confirmation to a class of 300 boys and girls at the Church of SS. Peter and Paul in South Boston yesterday afternoon. The bishop was assisted by Rev. William B. Whalen and Rev. William Grant. Rev. Mar. George J. Patterson acted as master of ceremonies. Miss Mary Lynch and Albert F. Hockwell served as sponsors for the girls and boys respectively. The bishop spoke to the children about the meaning of the sacrament and urged them to uphold Christian standards as soldiers of Jesus Christ. Benediction followed by Mgr. Patterson.
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Joseph G. Anderson
Church of
SS. Peter and Paul
Boston
Anderson
William B. Whalen
William Grant
George J. Patterson
Mary. Lynch
Albert F. Hockwell
Indictment for Mattoon Broker of Aged Widows
U S S Rice an insurance agent and loan broker, longtime civic reformer and First Methodist Church leader in Mattoon, is guarded at home after an indictment accusing him of embezzling seventy five thousand dollars from elderly clients. He served as trustee for loans totaling a large sum, much from widows who relied on semiannual interest.
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Mattoon
U. S&s. Trice
Rice
Will Open Fountain in Back Bay Today
The city water division on Massachusetts Avenue near Westland Avenue will complete and operate a new cast iron fountain today replacing the old stone trough used by horsemen and teamsters. The fountain stands about horse height with four bubbling water packets allowing four horses to drink simultaneously. Built by city workers under Public Works supervision, the project follows other recent animal drinking troughs in the city including Ficod Square in South Boston funded by Warren Hall.
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Water Division
Massachusetts Avenue
Westland Avenue
Public Works Department
Ficod Square
Boston
Warren Hall
City Water Department
Coakley to Meet Pelletier Over District Attorney Race
Timothy W. Coakley states he will meet District Attorney Pelletier at Fannie Hall tonight at eight to discuss the platform and the issues surrounding whether Pelletier should be re elected or Coakley should be elected district attorney.
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Timothy W. Coakley
Pelletier
Fannie Hall
Coakley
East and West clash over dress and land policy
The Rt. Rev. Louis C. S. Sanford, bishop of San Joaquin, argues Eastern sensibilities condemn diaphanous gowns and slit skirts while Western norms are more permissive. He notes beachwear norms differ by region. He also comments on California Japanese land ownership, criticizing anti Japanese agitation as politically driven and praising Secretary Bryan’s California visit as a successful move.
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Louis C. S. Sanford
San Joaquin
Cal
California
Bishop Sanford
Progressive Party
Washington
Bryan
Cut on Neck in Quarrel Between Residents
Raffele Polibo, 24, of 4 Charter Street North End, suffered a long cut on the neck in a North and Clark streets quarrel last night. Francesco Russo, 58, of Fleet Street, was arrested by Patrolman Crawford at Hanover Street station and charged with assault. A razor weapon was used but not found. Russo allegedly discarded it while fleeing. Polibo received 11 stitches at the Relief Hospital.
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Raffele Polibo
Charter Street
North End
North
Clark Streets
Francesco Russo
Fleet Street
Crawford
Hanover Street
Russo
Polibo
Relief
Rats Spoil Check Warn Farmer in East Middleboro
Clarence E. Wilbur, an aged farmer of East Middleboro, kept an $80 check hidden under a bedroom carpet to avoid bank thefts. Rats ate part of the check and erased the signature, prompting him to seek the payer and plan to deposit promptly next time.
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Middleboro
Sept
Clarence E. Wilbur
East Middleboro
Wilbur
Georgia Coach Dies From Electric Shock After Lightning
A University of Georgia coach was killed instantly when an afternoon lightning strike burned out a transformer fuse and sent a 2200 volt current into the wiring. The incident left investigators to determine the exact path of the fatal shock and its impact on nearby facilities.
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University of Georgia
Resinol Lets Eczema Vanish Says Ad
Resinol claims to cure eczema and has been prescribed by doctors for 18 years. Available from all druggists with trial size free by writing Dept. 8-S Resinol Baltimore Md.
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Dept. 8-S
Resinol
Baltimore
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