The Woman Hater Plot Unfolds in London Drama
Jimmy Challoner loves Cynthia Farrow but her gifts to other suitors spark jealousy. Christine, his boyhood sweetheart, becomes his new wife after a web of deceit. Cynthia dies in an auto accident, Christine confronts peril, and Sangster learns of the tragic affair as Jimmy faces a strained reconciliation and a six month silence.
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Jimmy Challoner
London
Cynthia Farrow
Mortlake
Jimmy
Christine
Sangster
Cynthia
Asbard
Fleet Street
Angster
Challoner
Jmmy
Marina's
Euston
Upton House
Nielsen an assistant for Ponzi questioned at hearing
Henry T. Nielsen of Cambridge an employee and alleged partner of Ponzi testified at a hearing in a federal building. Over two hours on the stand he disclosed a very poor memory and could not recall commission amounts nor provide substantial details about his bank accounts receipts or payments.
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Henry T. Nielsen
Cambridge
Ponzi
Federal Building
Ponzi associate testifies on large cash deposits and overseas trips
In the days before Ponzi’s arrest, Nielsen testified he withdrew and credited ten thousand dollars from Hanover Trust, while his wife Hilda Lorretson deposited a matching sum in Federal Trust. He admitted receiving ten percent commissions and described carrying large sums, investing with Ponzi, and working at the School Street office handling clients. He also recounted exchanges of funds among Tremont, Lexington, and other banks and said he aided Ponzi with foreign exchange and postal coupons.
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Nielsen
Hanover Trust Company
Hilda Lorretson
Federal Trust Company
Somerville
School Street
National Shawmut Bank
Tremont Trust Company
Tremont
Hanover
Federal
Lexington Trust Company
Somerville Trust
Indictments in Lawrence Ponzi Scheme Net 16 Larceny Counts
Grand jury reports indict Percy G. Lamb manager and Chris Rheims assistant manager of Ponzi's Securities Exchange in Lawrence on multiple larceny counts. Associates of Old Colony Foreign Exchange also charged. names include James Cassani Frederick W. McCraw Napoleon Dumas. Evidence gathered from police probes. nearly 3000 investors questioned.
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Chelsea
Frederick W. McCraw
Napoleon Dumas
Lamb
Rheims
Grand Jury
Securities Exchange Company
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Despondent Malden man takes own life
Ernest H. Newhall aged 53 died by suicide yesterday morning in a Malden boarding house room at 161 Portage Street. Letters left by the deceased explained his crippling condition and bleak outlook for improvement.
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Malden
Ernest H. Newhall
Portage Street
Puffer Fish Display Enlivens South Boston Aquarium
At the South Boston Aquarium a notable collection of live puffer fish from Woods Hole fills tanks designed to mimic their natural habitats. Adults reach baseball size while juveniles stay marble sized. puffing creates a rough underbelly and a distinctive grinding sound as they fill with air or water.
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South Boston Aquarium
Woods Hole
Aquarium
Errant spouse case ends in Wade divorce ruling
In Lawrence Superior Civil Court Bertha A Wade won a divorce from George A Bailey after discovering his first wife Maggie John died in 1915 and that he had concealed the prior marriage from Wade. Bailey had married Maggie at Yarmouth North Carolina in 1894 and later remarried Wade in 1902 after his absence at sea. Judge Fosdick granted the divorce in Wade's favor.
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Bailey
Bertha A. Wade
Nova Scotia
Wade
Frederick Fosdick
Judge Hamersley Dies Sudden at 82 in Hartford
William Hamersley former Connecticut Supreme Court justice died suddenly in Hartford at age 82. A native of Hartford he began law practice in 1852 and helped found the Connecticut Bar Association with former Governor Simeon E Baldwin.
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Hammersley
Hartford
Conn
William Hamersley
Connecticut Supreme Court
Harford
Simeon FE. Baldwin
Connecticut Bar Association
Passaic Mills to Shut Down for Fortnight
New Bedford reports Passaic Mills will close tomorrow noon for two weeks. The management said several departments operate today and tomorrow, with the plant employing 3700 people in the city.
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Passaic Mills
New Bedford
Will Sell Old Church Bell in Millbury
Millbury matches that a church bell and organ are up for sale after the Methodist Church on Elm Street federates with the Second Congregational Church. If no buyer is found, the bell will be removed and stored, while chairs and furnishings move to the Federated Church.
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Millbury
Methodist Church
Elm Street
Cordis Mills
Federated Church
Second Congregational Church
U. S. Cruiser Galveston Returns to Boston Harbor
The U S cruiser Galveston arrived at Charlestown navy yard after two years in Turkish waters. A crew of 800 under Captain W A Kimberly. she received a loud welcome from crafts in Boston Harbor. A 13 gun salute honored Rear Admiral Dunn and a seven gun battery responded at the navy yard.
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Galveston
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
W. A. Kimberly
Boston Harbor
Navy Yard
Dunn
First Naval District
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