Booze Ship Tiburon Hearings Over $7525 Distribution
Federal hearings at the federal building hear who receives $7525 from the sale by the U S marshal of the bark Tiburon alleged booze ship. Creditors including former skipper Captain Charles W Mallett claim large sums while the government seeks after lien holders are satisfied.
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United States
Tiburon
William Nelson
Charles W. Mallett
Charles P. Curtis, Jr
United States Supreme Court
Curtis
Assyria Helfs Season Ending Sail from East Boston Today
Cunard-Anchor steamship Assyria will depart East Boston at noon for Liverpool on her final season sailing. The ship carries 100 cabin and 150 third class passengers and substantial cargo from New York and East Boston to Glasgow.
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Cunard-Anchor Line
Assyria
East Boston
Liverpool
New York
Glasgow
Autoists in Queer Accident
Two women and a man, the driver of the car, escaped with minor injuries yesterday afternoon about 3 30. The $3000 automobile, racing another car at sixty miles an hour, caused damage that required Malden water department telephone company and electric light company crews to perform emergency repairs.
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Malden Water Department
Telephone Company
Electric Light Company
Malden Crash Injures Three In High Speed Car Smash
Roy Gerard, his fiance Miss Gertrude Hogan, and Mrs. Edward Campbell were injured mildly as a high powered car crashed through North Broadway. The vehicle struck hydrants and poles, snapped a telephone pole, and embedded its crankshaft in a elm tree, with no physician needed.
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Roy Gerard
High Street
Malden
Gertrude Hogan
Warren Avenue
Edward Campbell
Gerard
North Broadway
Harvard appoints Emile Gautier exchange professor from France
Harvard approves selecting Emile FF Gautier of the French government as exchange professor at Cambridge for winter arrival to teach geography. He is a member of the University of Algiers faculty and renowned for geographic work and French articles. Also joining Harvard faculty are Maurice DeWulf, John H Williams, William H Weston Jr, Thomas H Saunders, Eliot Blackwelder, and A Kingsley Porter from Yale.
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Harvard
Emile FF. Gautier
Cambridge
Gautier
University of Algiers
France
Maurice DeWulf
Cardinal Mercier
University of Louvain
John H. Williams
Northwestern
William H. Weston, Jr
Thomas H. Saunders
University of Minnesota
Eliot Blackwelder
Denver
A. Kingsley Porter
Yale
American Manufacturing Company to Move Plants to Calcutta
The American Manufacturing Company announces relocation of its bagging plants from Brooklyn St. Louis and Charleston to Calcutta India. Over 6000 workers will lose jobs as machinery is dismantled and shipped. A 865 acre site is purchased and a new plant costing about 4 million dollars is planned.
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New York
American Manufacturing Company
United States
Calcutta
India
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Charleston
D. C
Pershing Greeted by 20000 at Paris Station
General John J. Pershing arrived in Paris from Havre and was welcomed by Ambassador Herrick and a crowd of about 20,000 at St. Lazare station. The visit includes a ceremony to place the Medal of Honor on the tomb of the unknown French soldier. General Desticker Buat Troucard and embassy staff received him.
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Paris
Associated Press
John J. Pershing
Havre
France
Ambassador Herrick
St. Lazare Station
General Pershing
Rouen
Desticker
Millerand
General Buat
Troucard
Postpone Removal of Auto Registry Office
Protests against Commissioner John N. Cole’s plan to move the motor vehicle division from the State House to Commonwealth Pier led the executive council to defer a final decision until next week’s meeting.
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Commissioner of Public Works
John N. Cole
State House
Commonwealth Pier
Executive Council
Poewmenes
Chicago Police Chief Sentenced to Jail
Chicago police chief Charles Fitzmorris, then general superintendent of police, was convicted yesterday of contempt of court by Judge Joseph David and sentenced to five days in jail and a $100 fine. The corporation counsel's office said he will not pay or serve, and an appeal to the Supreme Court is planned.
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Chicago
Charles Fitzmorris
Joseph David
Corporation Counsel’s Office
Supreme Court
Gasolene Tank Fight Moves to State House
Representative James J. Mellen and Charlestown residents press their case against a 1000 gallon gasolene tank proposed by General Baking Company to be built with a garage at Tremont Fer rin and Edgeworth streets. They seek a hearing and ask Fire Marshal George C. Neal to overrule Boston street commissioners authority.
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James J. Mellen
Charlestown
General Baking Company
Tremont
Ferrin
Edgeworth
State House
Mellen
George C. Neal
Boston Street
Baking Company
Morality in Film Pacts Enforce Public Conduct
New York September 21 A large film company will insert a morality clause in all contracts requiring actors to conduct themselves with public standards or face five days notice to forfeit positions. The move follows the Arbuckle case though the firm claims no direct tie to it. The counsel notes contracts could force payroll while the public disapproves of the talent.
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New York
Arbuckle
San Francisco
Dorchester Girl Held for Larceny in City Store
Elizabeth Burke a 21 year old Dorchester girl was arrested yesterday in a downtown department store by Policewomen Delaney and Taylor charged with larceny of a $10 handbag. She will be arraigned in Municipal Court this morning.
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Elizabeth Burke
Dorchester
Delaney and Taylor
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Althea G. Quimby
Turner
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