Camilla Loyal Ashe Engaged to Senator Edge
Bath Maine September 13 The engagement of Camilla Loyal Ashe to Senator Walter Evans Edge of New Jersey was announced by Mr and Mrs Harold M Sewall The wedding is planned for February at the Sewall home Miss Ashe is a granddaughter of ship builder Arthur Sewall and is connected to the Democratic ticket history The groom is a New Jersey senator and longtime diplomat
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Bath
Camilla Loyal Ashe
Walter Evans Edge
New Jersey
Harold M. Sewall
Sewall
Miss Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Hawaii
Heroes bones lie in Jersey City dump amid disinterring protests
In New York on September 13 a report says Revolutionary War bones lie in Boyle's Thirty Acres dump near a Newark arena. Builders who bought Bergen Cemetery began removal of all bodies and excavations. Children found bones caskets and clothing fragments prompting societies to demand respectful burial. Police Chief Battersby ordered full dirt examination.
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New York
United News
Old City
Boyle
Jersey City
Bergen
Battersby
Oil Promoter Fidelo Henry Found Dead at Cannon Dale
In Norwalk, Medical Examiner Huntington said a report will be sent to the coroner on whether Fidelo Henry's death was an accident or self-inflicted. Henry, an oil promoter from New York, was found dead at his summer home at Cannondale with a double barreled shotgun in his lap and a shotgun blast to the right side of his head.
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Norwalk
Samuel H. Huntington
John J. Phelan
Fidelo
Henry
New York
Cannondale
Blaze on Charlestown Bridge Delays Thousands of El Patrons
A Charlestown Bridge fire delayed El trains for over two hours during rush hour. Fire started in a cable box possibly from a short circuit. third rail warped. Trains halted, passengers evacuated via North Station platform, and hundreds walked home as surface cars ferried overflow. Damage deemed not serious.
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Charlestown
City Square
North
Sullivan Square
East Somerville
The
Elevated
Charlestown Bridge
Boston
North Station
Armenian Woman Survivor Recounts Seven Years of Turmoil
Mrs Sourpihi Koroukian, newly arrived in Boston from Armenia, describes seven years of torture by Turks after the 1915 invasion. She lost her husband in Cesarea, saw her two daughters stolen, and her infant sons disappeared, leaving her to endure exile and tragedy.
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Sourpihi Koruki
Boston
Armenia
America
Sourpihi Koroukian
Cesarea
Sona
Fitchburg Opens First Municipal Forest in the Nation
Fitchburg filmed the first municipal forest in the United States today as the Massachusetts Forestry Association prepared a nationwide campaign to promote urban forest programs. The project highlights forests started in Fitchburg several years ago and showcases moving pictures for broader adoption.
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Fitchburg
United States
Massachusetts Forestry Association
Northeastern Law School Marks Longtime Faculty Ties
Professor Oscar Storer of Northeastern University law school nears 25 years of service as the institution prepares its fall opening. Atty. Robert G. Dodge, leading Boston attorney and president of Northeastern Law School Corporation, is noted in the same feature.
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Oscar Storer
Northeastern University of the Y. M. C. A
Law School
Atty
Robert G. Dodge
Boston Bar
Law School Corporation of
Northeastern
Beckenens Bay
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Hodge
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Viko
Priscilla
Harcourt
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