Haverhill Men Charged in Leather Theft Case
Fred G. Tyler cutting room foreman at Ellis Freddy shoe factory arraigned in Central District Court on five counts of larceny of leather valued at 4651.60. Israel Cladky a leather dealer arraigned on stealing and aiding concealment of leather valued at 90. Both pleaded not guilty and cases continued to Sept. 24.
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Haverhill
Fred G. Tyler
River
Ellis & Frddy
Central District Court
Israel Cladky
Steamer Beacon Grange Wrecked at Rio Gallegos Entrance
The British steamer Beacon Grange of 4327 tons gross, en route from Newport News to Rio Gallegos, went aground at the Rio Gallegos port entrance on September 6 and is declared a total loss. It carried 3500 tons of coal for the Swift Marking House at Rio Gallegos.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Beacon ‘Grange
Newport News
Rio Gallegos
Swift Marking House
Thief Steals Bridge Work from Hyde Park Woman
In Boston, a bag containing a dental bridge work valued at 76 and a small cash sum and notes was stolen yesterday morning from Mrs. Liliana Edenburg of 25 Winthrop Street Hyde Park during the first Criminal Court session. Police seek the suspect who opened the bag and removed its contents after Mrs. Edenburg set it down briefly.
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Boston
Criminal Court
Liliana Edenburg
Winthrop Street
Hyde Park
Roxbury Land for School Purposes Plan Approved
The schoolhouse department plans to appropriate 54 216 square feet of land in Dorchester, city proper and Roxbury for schoolhouse use, facing no objections at yesterday's public hearing before the street commissioners. Plans and estimates will be prepared and the matter sent to Mayor Peters for signature.
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Schoolhouse Department
Dorchester
City
Roxbury
Peters
Woman Nominated to Maine Board of Medicine
Augusta Maine September 14 Governor Baxter named Dr Mary F Cushman of Augusta to the State Board of Registration of Medicine the first female member in the board's history Dr June D W Hall of Caribou was named to the Board of Examination and Registration of Osteopaths as part of the appointment slate
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Augusta
State Board of Registration of Medicine
Mary F. Cushman
Percival P. Baxter
June D. W. Hall
Caribou
Board of
Roger Sherman Hoar resigns army commission for Milwaukee position
Roger Sherman Hoar resigns his permanent commission as a first lieutenant after World War I service. He cites inability to support his wife and three children on a first lieutenant salary, and will join Bucyrus Company in Milwaukee as assistant to the secretary. He previously taught military engineering and advanced mathematics at Fortress Monroe and oversaw experimental firing at Aberdeen. He plans to move from Edgartown to the West.
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Roger Sherman Hoar
Milwaukee
J. A. Lacoutre
Fort Rodman
New Bedford
Hoar
Fort Warren
Coast Artillery Corps
Bucyrus ‘Company
Edgartown
Trial on Cruelty Case Over Ear Tagging of Horses
James OBrien of New York and John Maroney of Boston face trial in Superior Criminal Court for punching holes in horse ears to insert identification tags. Inspectors from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals call it cruelty. Lester H. Howard of the State Bureau of Small Industry defends tagging as acceptable. The case remains underway.
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James O'Brien
East 37Th Street
New York
John Maroney
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
Superior Criminal Court
Harvey R. Fuller
Ambrose Nowlin
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Village Street
Lester H. Howard
State Bureau of Smal Industry
New Fendants
Massachusetts
Dummy in prison uniform aids dramatic Sing Sing escape
A prisoner serving ten years escaped Sing Sing by making a dummy from a uniform stuffed with paper. He cut through cell bars on the sixth tier, reached the roof, slid down a telephone wire, scaled walls to the river, and jumped into the Hudson. A keeper spotted the open trap and the dummy on the cot.
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New York
John Sprace
Sing Sing
Hudson
Plano
Liberty
Ben Turpin to Look Straight in Boston Engagement
An eye surgeon is sought by Boston film men to straighten Ben Turpin's cross eye before his Boston appearances. Turpin will perform a farewell cross eyed show at Gordon's Olympia Theatre Scollay Square for a week starting September 1, then pursue straight comedy.
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Boston
Ben Turpin
Ban Turpin
Gordon’s Scollay Square Olympia Theatre
Sensational Rescue At Nashua Fire
Two women were rescued from the third story of the Baldwin Company building in Nashua during a business district fire. The blaze caused damage estimated at fifty thousand six hundred ninety dollars.
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Nashua
N. H
Baldwin * Company
Nothing Criminal Found in Disabled Veterans Affairs Probe
The investigation by Assistant District Attorney Sheehan into the Massachusetts Association of Disabled Veterans found no criminal conduct. The inquiry, not yet closed, determined that no wrongdoing occurred though future recommendations on fundraising practices may be issued.
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Sheehan
Massachusetts Association of Disabled Veterans
Tempting Dorchester Grapes Land Boys in Cell
Two boys aged eight and ten walked to Fields Corner police station to confess stealing grapes from a Dorchester owner. Sergeant Daniel Hines questioned them gently, then jailed them briefly in a dark cell for a stern lecture and a pledge of never again.
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Dorchester
Fields Corner
Daniel Hines
Dismisses Death Charge Against Young Duke
Homicide charges against Angier B. Duke son of Benjamin Duke were dismissed by magistrate McGeehan in West Farms Court. Co-defendant Henry Haubert a moving picture producer and his chauffeur were discharged for insufficient evidence after a two vehicle collision killed Owen Kivion two weeks earlier.
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Young Duke
New York
Angier B. Duke
Benjamin Duke
Tébac Co
McGeehan
West Farms Court
Henry Haubért
Moving Picture
Owen Kivion
Duke
Haubert
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Maine Board OF Medicine
Kelly
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Beacon Street
United States Army
Stone
Paine’s
Sidan
Paine
Paine Furniture
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Fle
Abe
Abee
Sylpha,Nathal
Disabled Veterans’ Affairs
Sergt. Hines
Arthur Wallace
Nis
Women’s Superior Footwear
Washington St
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