Mystery girl at Danvers far from Lynn fare dispute
A young Lynn woman arrested for attempting to ride a Narrow Gauge train without paying was committed to Danvers State Hospital for 30 days of observation by Judge Reeve on a Mary Doe warrant. Doctors testified she shows mild insanity and she claimed the ticket seller shortchanged her a dollar. The woman, an artist, decorated her police cell with drawings as she awaited transfer to hospital.
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Lynn
Charles H. Worthern
Michael R. Donovan
Reeve
Boston
Sister Mary James Dead In Roxbury Convent
Sister Mary James a long time leader of St Patrick's Parochial High School Roxbury died in the convent on Mt Pleas ant avenue after a relapse. Born in Newfoundland she joined the Sisters of Charity then taught in Roxbury and led the school for 33 years. Funeral services will be held at 9 AM Monday in Str Patrick's Church Dudley Street Roxbury.
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Mary James
Sisters of Charity
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Mary
Roxbury
St. Patrick's Parochial High School
Newfoundland
Canada
Str Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
33D Degree Men Meet in Boston for Scottish Rite Session
The Supreme Council of Sovereign Grand Inspectors-General of the 83d Degree, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, plans its annual session in Boston Tuesday through Thursday. About 700 delegates from 15 Northern States are expected, joining committees in preliminary meetings. Noted attendee former Vice President Marshall is present, while Barton Smith of Toledo retires after 10 years as top commander and will preside over sessions.
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Masonic
Supreme Council of Sovereign Grand
Boston
Esident Marshall
Woman pulls Tremont fire alarm after restaurant dispute
Mrs Elizabeth Mc Lean of Worthington street told Central Court she pulled a Tremont street fire alarm thinking it a police box and sought help after an argument with Mr McLean over their diet. She admitted being over impetuous. probation was extended.
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Elizabeth McLean
Worthington Street
Central Court
Tremont Street
McLean
Former Worcester Police Chief Sentenced for Bribe
Patrick F. Canty, former chief of police of Webster, was sentenced by Judge Fosdick in superior criminal court to nine months in the House of Correction. He pled guilty to accepting a bribe from Abraham Sandowsk on June 1 to refrain from arresting him in a liquor case.
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Worcester
Patrick F. Canty
Webster
Fosdick
Superior Criminal Court
House of Correction
Abraham Sandowsk
G. G. A. Appeals for $20,000 to Back Mayor Race
The Good Government Association issued a public appeal seeking $20,000 to back a candidate to succeed Mayor Peters. It denounces James M. Curley and other strong contenders, arguing Peters has led a successful administration. Subscriptions go to William Minot, Barristers' Hall, Room 502. The finance committee lists Edmund Billings and others.
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Good Government Association
Peters
James M. Curley
Association
William Minot
The
Edmund Billings
Evelyn Peverley Coe
Robert H. Gardiner, Jr
Charles Jackson
Waldo Kendall
Frederick 8. Whitwell
Arthur V. Woodworth
PUTS SAFETY UP TO GOODWIN
Frank A. Goodwin the state registrar of motor vehicles will bear full responsibility for noise and any accidents on Harvard bridge due to speeding traffic. Mayor Peters said this after Goodwin refused the 16 mph speed limit set by Boston and Cambridge. The limit aims to curb noise from loose planking and protect motorists.
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Frank A. Goodwin
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Harvard Bridge
Peters
Goodwin
Boston
Cambridge
Melvin F. Goodrich's Body Sent Home for Burial
The body of Melvin F. Goodrich, 38, of 10 St. James Avenue Newton, died Tuesday in Omaha hospital of pneumonia while being brought from Los Angeles to face a larceny charge. His body arrived at South Station and was sent to Maine for burial tomorrow by relative William Blood.
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Maine
Melvin F. Goodrich
St. James Avenue
Newton
Omaha
Los Angeles
Finn and
Laberty
South Station
William Blood
Goodrich
Hero Langsam to be laid to rest in Roxbury
The body of Herman E. Langsam, Post employee and Argonne victor, returns to Boston and will be escorted to his parents at 114 Howland Street Roxbury. Funeral at Crawford Street synagogue at 12:30 tomorrow with full military honors at Montvale Cemetery.
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Herman E. Langsam
Post
Argonne
Boston
Edward Langsam
Howland Street
Roxbury
Crawford Street
Louis M. Epstein
B. Cragy
Montvale
Hermie’ Langsam
Hermie
Worcester
102D Field Artillery
Heimie
Chemin Des Dames
Toul
Chateau Thierry
1024
Braé
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
YD Club
Bystander's Testimony Frees Four Young Men
A Cambridge bystander John Sullivan of 26 Shepard Street testified yesterday to disrupt a carefully planned assault case. The Cambridge District Court under Justice William F. Merritt found four young Cambridge port men not guilty of attacking Patrolman Jeremiah Reardon of the Central Square station after an all day hearing.
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John Sullivan
Shepard Street
Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Jeremiah Reardon
Central Squate
Cambridge District Court
William F. Merritt
Dorchester
Grateful Woman Credits Pink Pills For Strength Renewal
Mrs. B. Ellis of Ogdensburg New York recounts how Williams Pink Pills rebuilt her blood and nerves after months of weakness. She reports better sleep energy and mood, recommends the remedy to friends and notes availability from druggists or the Dr Williams Medicine Co. She also asks readers to request the free booklet Building Up the Blood.
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Dr. Williams
De Valera hastens to mend the breach
The Irish and British leaders clash over a proposed Sinn Fein conference. De Valera’s telegram asserts clear Irish positions and warns against misconstrued talks. Lloyd George has not replied. a renewed exchange is expected as pressure from extremists worries both sides.
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DE Valera
Ireland
Dublin Leaders Split Over De Valera Telegram Wording
Dublin observers close to the Irish question assess the telegram sent to Premier Lloyd as potentially causing regret. Opinions vary on whether phrasing differed and how it might affect policy and negotiation dynamics between sides in the Irish issue.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Lloyd
De Valera Telegram Aims To Facilitate Conference
The article states De Valera’s letter to Lloyd George is meant to ease British cabinet decisions toward a further conference. Both sides oppose a break yet refuse to concede crucial points, with Sinn Fein leaders noting the telegram was ill advised but not changing core positions.
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Sinn
Lloyd George Needs Only a Few Days Rest
INVERNESS Scotland Sept 16 United News reports no anxiety is felt regarding former British premier Lloyd George needing only a few days rest after a period of exertion.
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Lloyd George
Inverness
Scotland
United News
Lloyd George Recovers From Illness After Brief Ailment
It was learned tonight that Lloyd George, now indisposed, is suffering only a chill and neuralgia. He is expected to need just a few days to recuperate his strength and resume duties.
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Lloyd George
Bankers Leave Atlantic Coast for Pacific Coast Convention
More than 400 bankers from Atlantic Coast States depart New York today for Los Angeles to attend the American Bankers Association convention scheduled for October 3 to 7. The journey will be leisurely with sightseeing stops along the route.
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New York
Atlantic Coast
Los Angeles
American Bankers’ Association
Walter F Frederick Cooper's Successor Appointed Clerk
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court appointed Walter F Frederick of Dorchester as clerk of the Commonwealth Court, succeeding Clarence H Cooper who died after a sudden illness during the Allen Tufts case. John Jr Flynn had briefly acted as interim clerk but declined a permanent appointment.
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Walter F. Frederick Cooper
Supreme Judicial Court of
Massachusetts
Walter F. Frederick
Puritan Avenue
Dorchester
The
Commonwealth
Clarence H. Cooper
Boston
Mr. Cooper
Allen-Tufts
Supreme Court
John Jr. Flynn
County of
Suffolk
Cooper
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London
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