Baby sits in juror’s lap during Bertka trial
During the trial of Stanley Bertka of Wall Street in Superior Criminal Court the 8 year old daughter Stella escaped and climbed into a juror’s lap while her mother testified to desertion. The jury found Bertka guilty within half an hour and Judge Dana sentenced him to six months in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bertka
Wall Street
Superior Criminal Court
Stella
Cort Room
Bertka
House of Correction
Dana
State Police Association plans big time convention
Cambridge will host the Massachusetts State Police Association annual convention on October 15 and 16 with Cyprus Hall as the headquarters. If plans mature the event may extend across a 10 mile radius from the State House for meetings and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Massachusetts State Police Association
Cyprus Hall
State House
Morgan sails for Europe with sister
J P Morgan sailed today aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse for a pleasure trip through Europe. He was accompanied by his sister Mrs W Pierson Hamilton.
Twelve year old Perry boy mixes ice cream and gun hobby
Robert Hmerson Perry, 12, hopes to win a 150000 prize at the International Exposition contest while pursuing stage dreams. He carries a boy scout gun, attends Pierce School in the eighth grade, takes piano lessons, sings, and has acted in amateur theatricals. He summers at Marion with a Scotch coolie dog, and his family runs a Boston sash and blinds firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hmerson Perry
Edward G. Perry
Waltham Street
West Newton
Robert
Amherst
Pierce School
Marion
Newton
Mr. Perry
Jackson Newton Company
Portland Street
Boston
State Street
Beacon Trust
Connecticut
Archie A. Wilson
Middlesex South Agricultural Society Horse Show Planned
Framingham hosts the Middlesex South Agricultural Society fair from Thursday through Saturday with a featured horse show on the final day. Entries include stables of Vaughan Higginson Bowditch Peabody Grinnell Roche and other notable Eastern circuit participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Middlesex South Agricultural Society
Henry G. Vaughan
A. Henry Higginson
N. S. Bowditch
Francis Peabody
F.B. Grinnell
Peter Roche
Suffragists blamed as horse death details emerge
G O Avery Winthrop agent for the M S P C A says the suffrage campaign horse Asquith was in a pitiable, unfit condition during the New York to Boston run. He and Dr Rowley and others corroborate that the horse was worn out and shot last Thursday amid controversy over its treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asquith
New York
Boston
G. O. Avery
Winthrop
Francis A. Rowley
Albert Adams
George Splaine
Mr. Avery
Avery
Rowley
George Splainé
Miss Ryan
R. N. Chapman
New Winthrop
Elizabeth Freeman
Still Unidentified Youth Found Dead in Franklin Park
The body of a young man who apparently died by his own hand in Franklin Park late Monday night remains unidentified at City Hospital Morgue. Authorities request any information to aid in identification and pending confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
City Hospital
Benton and Gardner Stage Joint Campaign in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield at the American House Colonel E C Benton and Congressman A P Gardner met in the hotel lobby during a Republican governor race push. Gardner arrived from North Adams and spoke before about 400 people while Benton hosted his campaign managers and supporters in the parlor as they traveled through southern Berkshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
E. C. Benton
A. P. Gardner
American House
Gardner
North Adams
Benton
Berkshire
Great Barrington
Housatonic
Stockbridge
West Stockbridge
Lee, Lenox
Lenoxdale
Benton poised to carry Berkshire county in nomination fight
Colonel Benton predicts a strong win in Berkshire county as he travels with Major Proctor and A. B. Messer after logging 2400 miles in 20 days. Gardner's party stays at the American House while local committees show mixed Benton and Gardner support across central Berkshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Berkshire County
Berkshire
Boston
Charles F. Proctor
A. B. Messer
Adams
North Adams
Gardner
J. B. Fowle
William H. Sweeney
Edward J. Horton
Daniel H. Fowle
William A. Burbank
Arthur Dickie
American House
Mr. Gardner
Dfid
Coakley Attacks Pelletier's Taxes in Town Tour
Timothy W. Coakley campaigned in Charles Town for the Democratic nomination for district attorney. He challenged District Attorney Pelletier to explain his tax status, alleging Pelletier pays tax on 7000 a year while earning more from the county than that figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy W. Coakley
Charlestown
Coakley
Pelletier
Walsh Addresses Readville Workers On Governorship
Lieutenant-Governor David I Walsh spoke to New Haven railroad car shop workers in Readville amid strong enthusiasm for his candidacy. He urged labor support and stated his right to seek backing. Introducing Walsh was Senatorial candidate David W Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David I. Walsh
New Haven
Readville
David W. Murray
Walsh
Barry to Speak at Readville Noon
Edward P. Barry of South Boston, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor, tours Woburn, Stoneham, Winchester and Cambridge and plans noon talk at Readville carshops with his staff of speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Barry
South Boston
Woburn
Stoneham
Winchester
Cambridge
Barry
Brockton
Avon
Randolph
Quincy
Readville
Buckley Speaks at Five Rallies Across City
City Councillor Timothy J Buckley running for the Governor's Council third district spoke at open air rallies in multiple downtown locations including Green Street Brookside Avenue Whyde Square Boylston Station Heath Square Francis Street and Huntington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy J. Buckley
Third District
Green Street
Brookside Avenue
Whyde Square
Boylston Station
Heath Square
Francis Street
Huntington Avenue
Detain Seven Boston Students at Yarmouth
Seven young women on route to the Boston Students Union were detained by U S authorities in Yarmouth Nova Scotia. The union provides housing for women students with Miss Elizabeth Houghton as president and Miss Lucy Lowell as secretary. Union members said the women had worked there as waitresses and were visiting home from Nova Scotia for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Students’ Union
St. Stephens Street
United States
Yarmouth
N. 5
Boston Students Union
Boston Educational Institutions
Elizabeth Houghton
Commonwealth Avenue
Windsor
Lucy Lowell
Ada Austin
Katherine Osborn
Osborn
Union
Miss Osborn
Qsporn
Nova Scotia
Judge Orders Bond In New England Breach of Promise Suit
Judge Jenny of Suffolk Superior Court ordered Harry K. Mansfield of Middleton to post a 30000 bond in the breach of promise case brought by Eliza beth M. Ryan of New Traven. The suit seeks 50000 with attached property and a temporary injunction. The bond must be furnished by October 1 as the court decides if the case will be heard by master, auditor, or jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Suffolk
Harry K. Mansfield
Middleton
Ferncroft Inn
Elizabeth M. Ryan
New Traven
Elevated Conductor Seriously Injured at Orient Heights
Louis A. Ladd, a conductor on the Elevated Railroad, was trapped between two cars and severely injured yesterday morning at Orient Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Ladd
Orient Heights
Flagman Murray Charged With Man Slaughter in Train Wreck
New Haven sept 16 Charles Henry Murray flagman of the Bar Harbor express on the New York New Haven Hartford railroad arrested on a bench warrant charging man slaughter in connection with the wreck at North Haven on sept 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Charles Henry Murray
Bar Harbor
New York, New Haven & Hartford
North Haven
Bond Posted as Murray Appears for October Term
Murray was taken by a deputy sheriff and, with counsel and a bondsman, went to the clerk of the Superior Court to furnish a $5000 appearance bond for October term. A warrant remains for Conductor Bruce C. Adams of the Bar Harbor express, to be served on his return from Maine tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Superior Court
Bruce C. Adams
Bar Harbor Express
Maine
Surgeons Open 26th Annual A A Obstetricians Gynecologists Meet
Surgeons from many States and Canada gathered in Providence for the opening session of the 26th annual meeting of the American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Sessions will continue tomorrow and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
States
Canada
American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Pretty Bo Peep dress and matching bloomers offer
A yellow plaid Bo Peep dress by D. and J. Anderson in gingham for ages 3 to 6 years. It features a low patent leather belt, black velvet pump bow at the neck, a pique collar and cuffs, and pearl buttons. Price is $2.95 with bloomers available to match for $1.
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D. & J. Anderson Gingham
Filene Infants Coat Shopoffers upstairs display rooms
The Filene Infants Coat Shop presents many styles and prices with models on forms. Little babies coats feature saglies drapes and low belts alongside plain tailored coats. Two long cases show white coats in varied designs with matching caps and linings.
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New England
Robert Emerson Perry
San Francisco
Henry Havelock Pierce
Baby
State Police Assoc
California
Denver
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Union Station
Canal and
Adams Sts
Los Angeles
Chicago,Milwaukee &St.Paul
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
Willard Massey
N. E
Pr.a
Washington Street
Mass
J. Gian
Milk Street
Nevada
Winthrop S.P.C. A
Benton Claims County
Buckley
Students’ Union
Advt
Flagman
Infants’ Shops
Filene’s
the Royal
Roguish
King Kiddy
For Children of
THE
Infants’ Coat Shop
Filene
Filene Infants’ Dress Shop
D. & J. Anderson
Filene Infants’ Coat Shop
Filene Baby Shops
Rose O'Neill
Filene Infants’ Shoe Shop
Guardian
Goodyear
Filene Infants’ Haberdashery Shop
Crest
New Saxony
Angora
Dresden
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