Noted Horses Compete in the Brockton Show
The Brockton Fair horse show will feature top timber top pout horses in jumping classes with 30000 dollars in stakes and purses. Miss Grace Shuttleworth and her jumper Outlaw are among notable entries, with society notables including the Vanderbilts Rockefellers and Wanamakers attending. The event spans Tuesday through Friday with 132 classes.
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Canada
Fred F. Field
The
Fair Association
Horse Show Committee
Brockton Horse Show
Grace Shuttleworth
Outlaw
Miss Shuttleworth
Brockton Fair
Four Boys Arrested for Stealing Rides in Malden
Four West End boys about 18 were arrested after riding on the fender of an Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway car along Malden streets. Officer Mazzie pursued them near the Malden Melrose line and arrested them at Malden square. They gave fictitious names but are due in Malden Court today.
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Eastern
Massachusetts Street Railway
Malden
West End
Harry Mazzie
Melrose
Malden Square
Boston
Malden Court
Oregonian Arrives With 122 Boxes Of Gold To U S
New York dated September 2 The freighter Oregonian arrived from Hamburg carrying 122 boxes of gold valued at 336000000 German marks. The bullion is consigned to the Federal Reserve Bank.
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New York
Oregonian
Hamburg
Federal Reserve Bank
Skeffington Says He Won Hagberg Case
Henry J. Skeffington, former immigration inspector, hailed Hagberg transfer to Ellis Island as proof of charges former Senator Lodge’s nominee claimed were true. Skeffington criticized punishment of witnesses and cited assistant Chester Macomber’s border assignment after Sullivan’s death.
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Henry J. Skeffington
John G. Hagberg
Lodge
Hagberg
Ellis Island
Post
Chester Macomber
Macomber
Sullivan
Making Young Girls Thieves: Police Probe Rumored Ring
Central Court cases involve Lillian Crawford and Elizabeth Burke aged 18 and from South Boston and Roxbury. Police Superintendent Crowley orders an investigation into a rumored ring of receivers encouraging young girls to steal amid reports one arrestee heard a police officer took stolen gifts. Denials follow initial attempts to clear the matter as police and probation officials note more inexperienced girls stealing in stores.
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Central Court
Lillian Crawford
South Boston
Elizabeth Burke
Roxbury
Crowley
Probation Department
Wakefield Boy Narrowly Escapes Express Train
Ten year old Raymond Shaw of Wakefield dodged disaster when he ran across tracks in front of a Boston bound Portland express. The engine braked hard but struck him, tossing him aside and saving his life thanks to quick actions by two men who pulled him to safety. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Shaw of Stedman Street and was sent across the street to the station by his parents who waited in a car.
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Wakefield
Raymond Shaw
Charles Shaw
Stedman Street
Raymond
Engneer
MIT Housing Shortage Hurts New Students
The housing shortage at Massachusetts Institute of Technology leaves many new students without suitable rooms. Reverend D B Aldrich urged Cathedral Church of St Paul parishioners to list available apartments near the Tech study halls.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
D. B. Aldrich
Tech
Raid at Langham Hotel Nabs Seven Men and Six Women
East Dedham street police led by Sergeants McDonald Holstein Miller and Tilton raid the Langham Hotel at 1699 Washington Street early yesterday arresting seven men and six women on a statutory charge. All will be arraigned in court today.
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McDonald
Holstein, Miller and Tilton
Dedham Street
Langham Hotel
Washington Stret
Father John's Medicine Keeps Energy Up In Heat
Supplies food advertisement notes Father John's Medicine helps maintain energy in hot weather. Emphasizes no dangerous drugs.
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Father John
Tablet and Square Dedicated for Private Emmons in Charlestown
More than 1000 people gathered at Union Street and Rutherford Avenue Charles Town to witness the unveiling of a tablet and dedication of a square in memory of Private Frederick Douglas Emmons whose body lies in France. The Charlestown Post 44 VFW organized the event with G A R veterans and World War II doughboys in attendance. The program opened with a prayer by Rev. Harold L Hanson and featured remarks by James ay Mahoney commander and Thomas A Mullen committee chairman.
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Union Street
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Frederick Douglas Emmons
France
Charlestown Post
Margaret Emmons
Harold L. Hanson
First Baptist Church
Beacon
Thomas A. Mullen
Death Takes Mrs Conant in Cambridge at 80
Mrs Elinor Fraser Conant wife of Charles B Conant Cambridge real estate man died at her son's home 28 Gurney street Cambridge in her 80th year after 35 years in the city. She was born in New Brunswick daughter of David and ___ McIntosh survived by husband five sons Louis F Conant Charles M Conant Harry W Conant Francis F Conant and Grace Lillian with Rev A C Wicks. She leaves 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren and was active in Grace M lk Church. Funeral plans pending with interment at Cambridge Cemetery.
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Elinor Fraser Conant
Charles B. Conant
Cambridge
Gurney Street
Conant
New Brunswick
David McIntosh
Lewiston
Portland
Farewell Sermon Bids Bishop Rutledge Godspeed
The Rev William J Rutledge preached a farewell sermon before South Boston Baptist and Methodist congregations He will move this week to Whitman where he has been chosen pastor of the First Baptist Church there
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Baptist and
Methodist Churches
South Boston
William J. Rutledge
Baptist Church
Whitman
First Baptist Church
Pettingell Rallies in Sixth District Tonight
Oxat Miss Gertrude F. Hayes announces a whirlwind speaking tour of the sixth congressional district with rallies in nearly every city and town tonight. Speakers include candidate Judge Charles I. Pettingell ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald of Boston Thomas Boynton and several lawmakers and local figures.
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Gertrude F. Hayes
Democratic State Committee
Sixth
Charles I. Pettingell
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Thomas Boynton
William H. Hearn
Whitfield Tuck
Daniel J. Gallagher
Michael F. Shaw
Harold Williams,Jr
Maude Foley
Nora Driscoll
Edward Savary
Susan W. FitzGerald
Girl to Fight Extradition
Miss Dorothy Harrington of Boston, arrested in Concord for fugitive from justice, will fight extradition and proclaims innocence. She claims the $1000 larceny charge is a mistake and says the missing money stemmed from a real estate deal in Boston. Lawyer Don ald Knowlton aided her. she plans no return to Boston now.
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Concord
N. H
Dorothy Harrington
Boston
James W. Remick
Donald Knowlton
Judge Remick
George Khoury
Khoury
Boston Men Deny Involvement in Dororthy Harrington Check Case
In Boston, many men named George Khoury are queried but none admits involvement in the larceny charge tied to Dorothy Harrington a 22 year old stenographer held in Concord New Hampshire. The case concerns a worthless $100 check.
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Boston
George Khoury
Dorothy Harrington
Concord
N. H
College Head Recovers Bag After Boston Trip
Amherst College president Dr. Alexander Meiklejohn recovered his brown suitcase lost at Commonwealth Pier. The bag contained books, a travel essay, a speech for the chapel opening, and personal items. It was found among another passenger’s luggage and sent on to Amherst.
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Boston
Alexander Meiklejohn
Amherst College
Commonwealth Pier
Amherst
Oskaloosa Reaches St Johns for Engine Repairs
The United States Shipping Board steamer Oskaloosa arriving from Antwerp for Boston docked at St John s Newfoundland for several days of engine repairs. The Isand from Fowey also arrived short of water and will resume its voyage to Philadelphia tomorrow.
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ST. John's
N. F
United States Shipping Board
Oskaloosa
Antwerp
Boston
Shipping Board
Isand
Fowey
Philadelphia
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R. H.stearns CO
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Berkeley Cambrics
Voile
Jersey
Wamsutta Percale
Skeffington
Hero Son
Frederick D. Emmons
101St Infantry
Emmons
Walter S. Fields
Death
Mrs. Conant
U. S. Patent Office
United States
Thayer Mc Neil CO
Temple Place
West Street
Pettingell
Oxat
St. John’s
L. P. Hollander CO
Boylston Street
Park Square
Ocalion Company
Vocalion
Mass
Vocalion Company
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