Second mothers' case ends with children taken
Mrs. Clara Williams of South End cared for over twenty young children for six weeks under a State Board of Charities case. Police and charity agents summoned her to court. Two children were removed in the morning and by evening several mothers had collected their youngsters from the Williams home.
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Clara Williams
South End
State Board of Charities
Williams
Woman to Face Charges Over Care of Sixteen Infants
Mrs Williams and her two daughters cared for sixteen children under age three at 658 Tremont Street when two visitors from the State Board of Charities visited without permits. They reportedly attempted to enter rooms and asked for police. Police were alerted after the visit.
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Mrs. Williams
Misa McCann
McDermott
Mary McCann
State Board
Williams
Willam J. Carey
John McDonald
Mrs Williams Cares for Unfortunate Infants After Sharing Hard Times
Mrs Williams explains she began sheltering displaced infants weeks ago and has never turned away a child. She notes she has received small payments for care but has gone weeks without money despite loving the work and helping many young mothers.
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Mrs. Williams
Air Travel in Germany Outpaces Rail Transport
Dr. Leslie Ashton reports from Lawrence that travel by air in Germany is cheaper than rail or streetcar travel at home. He notes the rapid growth of German air service, with planes meeting ships at Bremen and promising a future transatlantic link within five years.
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Lawrence
Germany
Leslie Ashton
United States
Bremen
Dedham Rally Draws Women Republican Leaders
Memorial Hall Dedham hosted a Republican rally organized by the Massachusetts party women’s division. Principal speakers included Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird and Mrs. James D. Tillinghast, with Louis A. Frothingham, candidate for Congress from the 14th district, also featured. An afternoon regional conference preceded the event.
Will Probe Auto Thefts
Attorney General Allen appointed Henry F. Hurlburt of Boston as special assistant attorney general to lead the investigation of automobile thefts and related matters. The Governor and council approved the appointment, with ongoing department work and Ponzi case funding noted. One assistant will join Hurlburt and hand over existing information in days.
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Allen
Henry F. Hurlburt
Boston
Hurlburt
Satin skirts and rose tan hat with velvet pansy wreath
A satin skirt ensemble features a rose tan felt hat adorned with a mauve and violet wreath of large velvet pansies.
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