Samuel Austin Will Case Heads To Jury In Roxbury
The will of Samuel Austin of Roxbury, who died last May leaving about 25 000 to Colby Academy in New Hampshire, will be tried by a Suffolk Superior Court jury. Executor is Rev Charles I Page. Heirs-at-law Mrs Jennie Claverley and Samuel Austin contest the will over alleged lack of mind.
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Roxbury
Suffolk Superior Court
Austin
Colby Academy
New Hampshire
Charles I. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Jennie Claverley
Lonergan Named Democratic Senate Candidate
Augustine Lonergan of Hartford was nominated as Democratic candidate for United States Senator at the state convention in New Haven. Rollin A. Tyler was nominated for Governor, Emil Marzano for treasurer, and Albert P. Walsh for comptroller. Seven presidential electors chosen by committee. Platform endorses national party program and League of Nations. criticizes Republican state administration for extravagance and higher debt.
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New Haven
Augustine Lonergan
Hartford
United States
Rollin A. Tyler
Haddam
Emil Marzano
Albert P. Walsh
Danbury
League of Nations
Melting pot of dogdom at the Animal Rescue League kennels
The Carver Street kennels house mixed and purebreds alike with equal care. A Jamaica Plain imported white setter held aloof in a corner, while a moth-eaten mongrel, once aiming to be an Irish terrier, shows how no breed is favored.
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Animal Rescue League
Carver Street
Jamaica Plain
League
Woman Sentenced for Theft of Rings
The Field's Corner police recovered a $450 diamond ring hidden in Mrs. Louise Fowler's Dorchester apartment at 122 Florida street. Fowler pleaded guilty to larceny of Joseph J. Thomas's solitaire and was sentenced to the Massachusetts reformatory for women. she appealed and was held in $400. Helen McDonald identified rings valued near $1000 as her property.
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Louise Fowler
Florida Street
Dorchester
Fowler
Joseph J. Thomas
Fulton Street
Hyde Park
Churchill
Massachusetts Reformatory For Women
Helen McDonald
40 Gallon Still Seized in South Boston Raid
Officers raided 119 West Eighth street South Boston and seized a 40 gallon still 159 gallons of mash 15 or 20 gallons of moonshine and a large quantity of bonded liquor. A man named Patrick Kelley was arrested on the premises.
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West Eighth Street
Boston
Patrick Kelley
Mother Camilla Noted Manchester Nun Dies at 35 Years of Service
Mother Camilla a Sister of Mercy for 35 years in Manchester is dead. She was the sister of Rev. J. J. Lyons pastor of St Anne's Church and Rev. F. X. Lyons pastor of Blessed Sacrament Church and Dr. W. H. Lyons State Industrial school trustee.
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Camilla
Mercy
J. J. Lyons
St. Anne's Church
F. X. Lyons
Blessed Sacrament Church
W. H. Lyons
State Industrial School
Wagner Program Dominates Tonight's Pops in Symphony Hall
Tonight at the Pops concert in Symphony Hall features a Wagner heavy program. The sole Wagner presentation of the fall includes Mar che Militaire, Overture to Tristan und Isolde, Ride of the Valkyries, and the overture to Tannhauser among others with violin solo by J Hoffman's performance.
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Symphony Hall
Mendelssohn
Pachaikowsky
Oracolo
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