Open Season Declared for Migratory Waterfowl
State officials announce open season on ducks geese and brant from Sept 16 to Dec 31 with limits of 15 black ducks 2% other ducks 5 geese and 5 brant A separate rail season runs Sept 1 to Nov 30 with a 2 bag limit Live duck decoys allowed except on Nantucket No hunting from sunset to half hour before sunrise no guns over 10 gauge no powered or sailing boats and no killing wood or eider ducks A hunting license is required and must be carried at all times
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William C. Adams
State Department of Conservation
DiVision of Fisheries and Game
Nantucket
Claim Right to Use Beaches at Squantum Debate
Squantum Improvement Association met to denounce summer residents who order people off beaches. They urged Commonwealth control of Squantum beaches for all, citing alleged harassment by a welfare advocate linked to Wendell P. Thore, father of the old age pensions act.
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Squantum
Commonwealth
Newport
Wendell P. Thore
Wife seeks annulment over hidden marriage to Army sergeant
Lillian E. Manson of Marblehead files in Salem superior court to annul her May 16 1921 marriage to Alfred E. Hibbard of Winthrop after discovering he was previously married to Mary E. Ritchie in 1909 and that the first wife is living. She has since supported herself and lived apart from him.
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Salem
Lillian E. Manson
Marblehead
Alfred E. Hibbard
Winthrop
Mary E. Ritchie
New York
Near Death After 3000-Foot Drop at Peak's Island
Edward Greene a 28 year old Baltimore resident and traveling carnival performer is near death after a parachute drop miscalculated by an east wind sent him onto the rocks at Peak's Island. Greene has a fractured skull and internal injuries and is reportedly employed by a Boston amusement concern. The incident drew several thousand witnesses as Greene was mid descent tonight.
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Portland
Edward Greene
Baltimore
Washington Street
Lynn
Carnival Company
Greene
Fall River
Boston
Wheaton Norton Registers Record Enrollment
Sept 15 Wheaton Norton reports the largest enrollment in its history with over 300 students, marking a notable rise for the district and reflecting growing attendance across the community. The expansion underscores district planning and local education momentum.
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Norton
Whea
Miss Mina Kerr Appointed Dean at ton College
Miss Mina Kerr becomes new dean at ton College succeeding Dr Ida J Everett who had led since the college received its charter. Kerr will focus on the English department where she serves as head and directs her duties actively.
Lavine Assault Charge Dismissed After Trial
After a lengthy trial yesterday the charge against broker Leo Lavine of Milk Street accusing him of assaulting his stenographer Edith Cartwright was dismissed.
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Pashion
Harding
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