Mills Doubt Follows Hall Mills Murders In New Brunswick
James Mills the Church sexton admits doubt about the case after meeting Mrs Hall and speaking of an elopement amid resumed inquiry into the Phillips farm killings near New Brunswick. Prosecutors seek full details as witnesses describe sightings and letters while Pearl Behmer is released from custody in a juvenile matter.
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New Brunswick
N. J
United News
Hall-Mills
James Mills
Church of St. John the ‘Evangelist
Ances Stevens Hall
Edward W. Hall
Hall
Eleanor Mills
Mills
Phillips Farm
Mayflower Visit to Halifax Ruled In Vain
Officials stick to original ruling and bar the Mayflower from Halifax as Burgess inquiry yields no change. The visit by Mr. Burgess is deemed fruitless under the prior decision.
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Halifax
Burgess
Mayflower 3 Eligibility for International Trophy Ordered by Trustees
Trustees reaffirm their decision to exclude the Mayflower 3 from the International Trophy race citing carrying capacity, not waterline length. They state authentic data show Nova Scotia vessels with greater capacity despite shorter length. William I. McInnis was notified by telegram of the decision and trustees refuse to alter the donor’s intent or admit nonconforming vessels.
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William I. McInnis
American Race Committee
Wm. I. McInnis
Gloucester
Mass
Burgess
Nova Scotia
H. R. Silver
Silver
Mayflower Owners Decline Comment on Disbarment
F. L. Pigeon, managing director of the syndicate owning the fishing schooner Mayflower, disbarred from the International Fishermen's Cup race, declined to comment when seen at his East Boston home. He said they may have something to say later. The Mayflower is not in port but expected to return from a fishing trip at any moment.
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F. L. Pigeon
Boston
Halifax
Roxbury Driver Fined for Driving on Wrong Side
James L. Clancy of 6 Lindsay Avenue Roxbury was fined $3 by Judge Perrin in West Roxbury court for driving on the left side and endangering the public. Patrolman Foley said Clancy failed to signal and allegedly claimed the case would be fixed.
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James L
Lindsay Avenue
Roxbury
Perrin
Foley
Jamaica Plain
Clancy
Light Engineers Hold National Convention at Swampscott
The 16th annual Illuminating Engineering Society gathering in Swampscott featured L. C. Porter and Ward Harrison displaying giant 30 000 watt lamps while Dr. George S. Crampton and Professor Kuht Thomson discussed future lighting and the fly as a model of energy efficiency. A harbor illumination spectacle with 50 floats and 24 searchlights is planned for tonight if weather allows.
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L. C. Porter
Society of Motion Picture Engineers
Ward Harrison
George S. Crampton
Iluminating Engineering Society
Kuht Thomson
Georges. Crampton
Philadelphia
New
Ocean House
Swampcott Harbor
Irish Free State Declared Co Equal Member in Commonwealth
Dublin reports Article 1 of a new Irish Constitution adopted by the Parliament. Kevin O'Higgins states the treaty was signed under duress but remains the best available choice, with sovereignty resting in the majority will. Article 1 proclaims Saorstat Eireann as a co equal member of the British Commonwealth of Nations.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Kevin O'Higgins
Home Affairs
Irish Free State
Saorstat Eireann
Community of Nations
British Commonwealth of Nations
Miss Clark of Malden to Wed Milton Man
Engagement announced by Roland F. Clark of Malden. Isabelle J. Clark and Frederick B. Brooks both work for John Hancock Insurance Company at its Back Bay offices in Milton.
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Miss Clark
Malden
Milton
Isabelle J. Clark
Frederick B. Brooks
Roland F. Clark
Mr. Brooks
John Hancock Insurance Company
Back Bay
Return of Fire Chief Qualey Triggers Medford Prank Parade
The Medford celebration marks the reinstatement of Chief Qualey after his removal. Piggy and Skinny of Brooks School stage a mock box call and whistle salute, sparking a 5000 crowd reaction as Deputy Harvey’s absence is playfully noted. The episode ends with no arrests.
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Benjamin F. Haynes
Qualey
Piggy
Skinny
Brooks School
Harvey
Solomon
Mystic Street
High Street
City of Medfords
Daniel Fitzpatrick
Sninny
Lease
Chief Quatey
Cretic Stays Briefly in Boston Hub Before Voyage
The White Star Line steamer Cretic, delayed by heavy fog, docked at Commonwealth Pier South Boston for under four hours then sailed for the Azores and the Mediterranean with 50 first class, 100 second and third class passengers aboard. The cargo totaled 4000 tons including 150000 bushels of wheat. Passengers included F Lamont Belin and wife with son, American consul George S Brandt and wife, the Reverend John O Hara, the Holy Cross nun group led by Mother Ellen Mahoney, Captain Victor Meert and others. Eight of nine prior week’s Italian stowaways were sent back and 13 other aliens were repatriated.
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White Star Line
Cretic
Commonwealth Pier
Boston
New York
Azores
Mediterranean
F. Lamont Belin
Paris
Edith Gammons
H. #. Camp
Marie C. Wild
Maria Incovino
Stev. Jose M. Jardin
Fall River
Italy
Atlantic
Judge Lourie Urges B'nai B'rith Civic Role
Judge David A. Lourie spoke at Beacon Hall before Amos Lodge B'nai B'rith urging the group to use its influence to promote organization and civic duty. He urged teaching national traditions and government functions to foster respect for law and order and cooperation with government agencies and civic groups.
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David A. Lourie
Beacon Hall
Amos Lodge
B'ai B'rith
B'nai B'rith
Appeal Plan Urges Immediate Supreme Court Review of Injunction
In Chicago on September 2 United News Attorney Donald R Richberg urged Judge Wilkerson to allow an immediate Supreme Court appeal of the government restraining injunction against striking shopmen The plan would use a 1903 precedent requiring an Attorney General certificate to grant priority to the case and speed final ruling The judge said he could not expedite and the solicitor general said he would consult Attorney General Daugherty about the proposal The injunction was issued to curb shopcraft union activities and Richberg argued it violates constitutional rights and fundamental principles of American law.
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Chicago
United News
United States Supreme Court
Wilkerson
Donald R. Richberg
Daugherty
Richberg
Blackburn Esterline
Four Hurt When Truck Hits Car In Jamaica Plain
A truck and an inbound Jamaica Plain streetcar collided at Centre and Pond streets injuring four people including two women and two men. The truck driver H. E. Brooks a 22 year old soldier from the Quartermasters Corps was hurt along with passenger R. A. Devlin. Brooks suffered a fractured shoulder and leg injuries and was taken to Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Devlin had cuts and bruises. Two women Mrs Nell A Doyle and Mrs Thomas S Dolan sustained leg injuries but refused hospital aid and returned home.
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Jamaica Plain
Rmy
Centre and
Pond Streets
H. E. Brooks
Quartermasters Corps
Brooks
R. A. Devlin
Tremont Street
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Devlin
Nell A. Doyle
Carolina Avenue
Thomas S. Dolan
South Street
Hedges Debate Veto Of Bonus Sparks Budget Panel Talk
A Boston meeting of the national budget committee at the Army and Navy Club debated a resolution praising President Harding for backing the soldiers bonus while urging economy to avoid new taxes. Proposed by Charles Jackson, the statement defended opposition to the bonus but did not reach a vote.
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Harding
National Budget Committee For
Boston
Army and Navy Club
Congress
Washington
Charles Jackson
Barry Wins Belmont Prize For Best Drama
Philip Barry of Rochester New York won the Belmont prize of 500 for The Jilts from the 47 Workshop drama class at Marvard. Norman C Lindau of Baltimore took second and Henry Carlton of Cambridge third for The Slug. Judges included G P Baker Walter Prichard Eaton and R G Herndon.
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Philip Barry
Rochester
N. Y
Marvard
Barry
Yale
Harvard
New York
Norman C. Lindaus
Baltimore
Greater Boston
Henry Carlton
Cambridge
Carlton
Jindau
G. P. Baker
Walter Prichard Eaton
R. G. Herndon
Gov Cox Takes Rest at Wellfleet After Primary Strain
Governor Cox, after the state primaries and his duties as executive, plans a week off at his Wellfleet summer home with Mrs Cox and will return to the State House next Monday.
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Cox
Wellfleet
State House
East Boston wedding stabbing leaves three injured
Santo Rocco of East Boston is charged with attempted murder after a stabbing affray at an East Boston wedding. Victims Patrick Sacco and Albert Thornton are recovering at East Boston Relief Hospital as arrests follow, including five men fined for drunkenness after the incident.
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East Boston
Santo Rocco
Brighan
Rocco
Marcus Sacco
Patrick Sacco
Albert Thornton
James J. Driscoll
Ratbh Vesci
Marion Street
Constantine Bruno
Dominic Sarro
Bennington Street
Bruno D'Santo
Cottage Street
Joseph Capone
Boston
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