Chimney Collapse Endangers South End Family
A 10 foot chimney on the roof at 24 West Dedham Street was blown down by high winds, narrowly missing the kitchen on the second floor. Four year old Walter Sitfillington was slightly injured, and siblings Theodore and Ethel were buried under plaster and wood. Mrs. Rosa Kennedy suffered a shock and is under a physician’s care.
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West Dedham Street
South End
Walter Sitfillington
Theodore
Ethel
Rosa Kennedy
Three Die and Nine Hurt In Car Crash in Yonkers
In Yonkers New York three people died and nine were injured when an auto owned and driven by John Feldman restaurateur plunged over a 10 foot embankment as it tried to let another car pass.
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Russia as Eden for Workers
P P Cosgrave of Boston told 1200 workers at the Grand Opera House that life in Soviet Russia offers free rooms, shaved heads, barber services, and free meals, while theater, transit, and elite performers are available to workers. He noted 15 to 20 million starving in the Volga district but blamed weather and European plutocrats, not Soviet Russia, for shortages. The event, organized by the Russian famine relief conference, raised $800 on stage for relief work amid pro Soviet rhetoric from speakers including Louis E Henderson and Charles E Roberts.
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Cosgrave
Grand Opera House
Russia
Gratis
Ivanovitch
Peterovitch
Muscovitch Boulevard
Volga
Europe
Allen S. Broms
Friends of Soviet Russia
New York
Antoingte F. Kornikov
Louis E. Henderson
Charles E Roberts
Harding
Oserave
Petrograd
Moscow
Roxbury man charged after disinfectant discharged on three children
Lieutenant Chandler of the Dudley street police seeks a warrant for Hugh McGuinnis, 60, of 33 Forest street Roxbury, for allegedly throwing disinfectant fluid from a cane at three children near 174 Hampden street.
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Chandler
Dudley Street
Roxbury Court
Hugh McGuinnis
Forest Street
Roxbury
McGuinnis
Hampden Street
Ira F. Harris Dies A Nashua Banker and Leader
Ira F. Harris 65 longtime Nashua native and banker died after an appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital. He served 44 years at Indian Head National Bank, 26 as cashier, helped found Edgewood Cemetery entrance, and held posts as vice president of the American Bankers Association and a Massachusetts bank cashiers group member.
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Nashua
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Ira F. Harris
Memorial Hospital
Edgewood Cemetery
Indian Head National Bank
American Bank Association
Massachusetts Bank Cashiers’ Association
Readiness by Sept 26 Set for First Meeting
Officials said tonight that readiness is to be achieved by September 26, the probable date of the first meeting.
Woman shows morphine intake before transfer to hospital
A woman, under the care of women probation officers, reportedly swallowed a large portion of morphine and was rushed to the Relief Station. She was transferred to City Hospital for extended treatment and was reported doing well last night.
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City Hospital
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