Mrs Natino Brought to Boston in Kidnapping Case
Weeping Bertha Natino, once in New York arrested on kidnapping charges involving Caroline Romano, an 8 year old actress, is brought to Boston and jailed pending arraignment. She and her husband defend their foster daughter claim as the Gerry Society holds custody in New York.
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Bertha Natino
Boston
New York
Caroline Romano
Rooney
Charles Street
The
Gerry Society of New York
Garment Strike Ends After Six Weeks
The six week strike by 1200 Boston garment workers is declared off yesterday afternoon. The Clothing Manufacturers' Association had favored contractors, against whom the strike was declared, and union members see prolonging the struggle for a closed shop as futile. Many contractors have already reopened shops. union men will return to work Tuesday morning.
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Boston
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Will Be Prince of Piedmont for Italian Crown
Rome reports that King Victor Emmanuel declined naming the newborn heir Prince of Rome. A wide majority favor Prince of Piedmont as the permanent crown title, arguing it avoids church state strife and mirrors England s Prince of Wales.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Piedmont
England
President of Trust Indicted in Mail Fraud Case
Federal grand jury and Judge Lowell heard multiple indictments yesterday. John Marshall Barry, president of the North American Trust, pleaded not guilty to a mail fraud scheme. Ex-Representative James McIInerney of Roxbury also pleaded not guilty to stealing and destroying naturalization records and was held on bail. Other defendants include Dr Frank F G Sanft for counterfeiting and Curtis P Guilford for embezzlement. Several named others face charges of using the mails or depositing nonmailable material. Five boys on Governors Island were not indicted. Arthur G Chipman of Springfield is charged with forging a money order.
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Federal Grand Jury
Lowell
United States
John Marshall Barry
North American Trust
Trémont Street
James McIinerney
Roxbury
Frank F. G. Sanft
Curtis P. Guilford
John E. Burt
Leander F. Pierce
Joseph Miles
Lester D. Marsh
James A. Noble
William H. Preston
Albert E. Wilson
Governor’s Island
Arthur G. Chipman
Springfield
Floating hospital ends season with excursion
At Pickett's pier in East Boston lies the floating hospital Clifford where she will remain until next summer and again take hundreds of sick children on excursions out in the bay. She made 62 trips and 19 nurses passed the necessary examination and will receive diplomas.
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Pickett’s Pier
Boston
Clifford
Allingham Confesses to Killing in Rhode Island
Pawtucket Rhode Island September 16 Captain John Allingham admitted killing Mrs Mary Crowley claiming self defence He says all blows were dealt in the hut on Rhode Island soil Attorney General Stearns rules the murder occurred on Rhode Island land He will be arraigned in District Court tomorrow on murder charges.
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Pawtucket
R. I
John Allingham
Mary Crowley
Allingham
Stearns
Rhode Island
District
Tug Loses Two Barges In Gale Off Norfolk
The Merrill, towing from Boston to Norfolk, lost two barges and one crewman drowned after a wave washed Harry Rose overboard near the deck. The tug limped into Norfolk with one barge Camden. two barges and their 10 aboard are missing at sea. Rose wore a bag with $200.
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Norfolk
Boston
Merrill
Boston & Baltimore Tug Boat Company
Camden
Harry Rose
Rose
Filene's and Jordan Marsh Meet in Deciding Game
This afternoon at Locust street grounds Filene's and Jordan Marsh Co's baseball teams will play the final game of the series. The largest crowd of the season is expected as employees root for their favorites.
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Locust Street Grounds
Filene’s
Jordan Marsh Co
Cambridge Talks Over Subway Next Wednesday
Cambridge weighs whether to build a subway or an elevated road with a decision likely at a meeting in Mayor Daly's office Wednesday evening.
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Cambridge
Subway
Daly
East Boston Labor Notes Endorse Bakers Strike Label Patronage
Local Assembly 5789 of Knights of Labor endorses the Boston bakers strike and approves using the bakers' union label. Cushing and Anderson of Roxbury signs wage agreement for striking decorative glass workers with workers returning to work. Engineers Union 16 delegates a committee to meet Mayor Collins regarding engineers at public institutions.
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Knights of Labor
Boston
Mystery in lad s injuries report police clash
Conflicting reports from police and Relief Hospital blur the Carmine Mahorene case. The 18 year old of 40 Prince Street was found near Congress and Water streets last night with wounds said to be from being struck by an electric car.
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Relief Hospital
Carmine Mahorene
Prince Street
Congress and
Water Streets
Bald tops field in first pro auto race at Dutchess fair
Poughkeepsie N Y September 16 Edward C Bald former bicycle champion made his pro debut in automobile racing at the Dutchess county fair finishing second in a five mile touring car race won by A B S Lee with a 24 horsepower machine. Time 7 02.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Edward C. Bald
Dutchess County Fair
Bald
S. Lee
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Arthur’s
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Portland and Sudbury Sts
Qoomer’s Commercial School
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Walker
Old South
Eton
Hanover Street
Old South Special
Old South Clothing Co
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Bussy
Division 7
Harry Phipps
Eutaw Street
Ella Krew
Ella A
America
Washburn Dept
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Washburn Credit House
Washinegton Street
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Stein - Bloch Clothes
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Eve
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