Red haired man on trial for breaking and entering
In a Superior Criminal Court session, Harry Edwards a young colored man faced charges for breaking and entering at 776 Tremont Street. His defense argued a distinctive red hair mark was not noticed by the pawnbroker E B Randall, a Civil War veteran, weakening identification. Edwards claimed he never visited the store and denied the alleged theft.
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Harry Edwards
Suerior Criminal Court
Tremont Street
E. B. Randall
Edwards
Randall
W. Foster
Charles Henry Adams
Ethel Bryan
Adams
City Hall
Gallagher
Romeo
Boston
White slaver receives two year sentence in court
Louis Alfredo pleaded guilty in Superior Criminal Court to white slaving and liquor sale without a license. Judge O Connell sentenced him to two years in the house of correction. Marguerite Rosa was placed on probation with a promise to leave the state and not return.
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Louis Alfredo
Superior Criminal Court
House of Correction
O'Connell
Marguerite Rosa
Moriarity elected president of Maine Fire Chiefs Association
Bar Harbor September 21 M J Moriarity of Lewiston was chosen president of the Maine Fire Chiefs Association at its annual convention. W W Berry of Waterville was elected vice president George Bowker of South Paris secretary treasurer and directors include W S Mason Bangor W W Berry Waterville George W Gates Millinocket Roy Hamer Bar Harbor and Alexis Nadeau Old Town.
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Bar Harbor
M. J. Moriarity
Lewiston
Maine Fire Chiefs’ Association
W. W. Berry
Waterville
George Bowker
South Paris
W. S. Mason
Bangor
George W. Gates
Millinocket
Roy Hamer
Alexis Nadeau
Old Town
Northeastern College Engineering School Classes Forming
Large facility of engineers and equipment offers personal development and advancement. Classes now forming at Northeastern College School of Engineering. For catalog and full information contact Huntington Ave Back Bay 4100 by phone.
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Northeastern College
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
Fitzgerald Urges Farmers to Back Democrats at Barre
Barre September speech by John F. Fitzgerald Democratic U S Senate hopeful introduces Col. William A. Gaston. He touts subsidies and milk price protections, cites rural credit laws and Massachusetts farmers bank, contrasts with Lodge and Republican promises, and argues Democratic leadership benefits farmers and rural life.
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Barre
John F. Fitzgerald
United States
William A. Gaston
Fitzgerald
Republic
United States Treasury
Mr. Lodge
Massachusetts
Walsh
Farmers’ Bank
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Asparagus Growers Hold 8th Field Day in Concord
The 10th annual meeting and eighth field day of the Massachusetts Asparagus Growers' Association occurred all day at the government experimental station on Bedford road in Concord. Professor J. B. Norton of the Bureau of Plant Industry demonstrated work at the asparagus Station the only one in the country under the USDA.
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Massachusetts Asparagus Growers’ Association
Government Experimental
Charles W. Prescott
Bedford Road
Concord
J. B. Norton
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Record Enrolment At Tufts College Opens Amid Health Checks
The opening of Tufts College yesterday saw a record enrolment despite concerns over paralysis. Officials required every student to complete a health exposure card and note current condition to prevent any disease spread.
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Tufts College
Historic auto loses bed on Quincy streets
A vintage vehicle owned by Chief Faxon Billings suddenly shed its rear bed yesterday afternoon in Quincy while en route to a fire at Atlantic. The Chief completed the trip in a friend's car. The auto had served the Quincy fire department for five years after belonging to George Coleman, a Cambridge bank clerk.
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Quincy
Faxon Billings
Atlantic
George Coleman
Cambridge
12-Inch Gun Explodes on the Michigan
Admiral Mayo reported a 12 inch gun on the battleship Michigan exploded during first tests on southern drill grounds. The muzzle was blown to pieces and one man was seriously injured. The Michigan was sent to the Philadelphia navy yard for repairs and investigation. The injured sailor’s name was not released.
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Washington
Mayo
Atlantic
Michigan
Philadelphia Navy Yard
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