Concord Junction Social Calendar and Local Incident
Ralph Howe spends a fortnight at Mitchell for a Mass Reformatory vacation. Mrs Amos Elmes is ill at Commonwealth Ave home. Ruth Shh visits with Miss Geet. Union church Sunday school picnic at Lexington Park. Ruth Allen visits cousin Miss Alice Stone in Sudbury. Mary Hayes vacationing with friends. Esther Damon guests Miss Marjorie Wetherbee at Fort Pond. Gardner Russell week in Nashua. W Hillis fined 86 dollars for a July Fourth disturbance. 25 dollars for ignoring Officer Lyons order. remainder for driving without lights.
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Ralph Howe
Mitchell
Mass. Reformatory
Amos Elmes
Commonwealth Ave
Ruth
Union Church
Lexington Park
Ruth Allen
Alice Stone
Sudbury
Mary Hayes
Esther Damon
Marjorie Wetherbee
Fort Pond
Gardner Russells
Nashua
W. Hillis
First Drowning in Warner Pond Fatal for Italian Resident
Joseph Zarro of Warner drowns during a pond swim in the town pond. He struggled at a deeper channel and sank, body recovered after over 45 minutes. Funeral held Monday at St Bernard's in Concord. He worked for Allen Chair Co. No known local relatives. family in Italy.
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Joseph Zarro
Warner
Warner's Pond
Ji Zarro
John Simpson
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord
Zarro
Allen Chair Co
Italy
Collision on Elm Street Involving Automobile And Motorcycle
A collision occurred Monday evening on Barrett's Mill road near the Elm Street crossing when Mr. White riding a new Indian motorcycle was struck by an approaching automobile. White was thrown, sustained bruises and a strained leg, and his machine was wrecked. he was taken home by the car.
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Elm'st
Reformatory
Looks Like New Uniforms For Town Baseball Team
A subscription list to fund new uniforms for the town baseball team shows strong support. It is expected the team will wear the new outfits for the first time on August 2.
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Tte
Roe
Taken to Westboro Threats Endanger Man at Home
Ree Lyons of the Pot was summoned to Richard Williams's home where he threatened Williams's life with a scythe. In the officer's presence he became uncooperative and then restrained.
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Ines the
Ree Lyons
Richard Williams
Mr.liams
Mortgagee's Sale of Property Under Deed Power
Victoria P. Wood conducts a mortgagee sale of property described by deed dated 1913 at four o clock on August 1918. The auction covers land formerly owned by Benjamin Clarke and Francia McManus, with a $2000 mortgage lien and $200 cash due from the buyer at sale.
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Lewis A. Ma
Josephine H
P, Wood and Dat
Jamin Clarke
Said Clarke
Clar
Steen
Geanue
Clarke
Francia McManus
Victoria P. Wood
Local Pride and Moral Judgments Across Cultures
A fragment from a New York Sun piece contrasts Icelandic views on humanitarianism with American attitudes. It quotes a Icelandic observer praising fishermen while noting cruelty, then cites a Dublin case where a drunk Irishman claimed he was praying, illustrating differing social norms.
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Iceland
New K
Jer
Vest
States
New York Sun
Motor Car Ownership and Economic Struggles Noted
Fragmentary text notes a physician discussing motor car ownership and financial constraints. It references a patient and an editor, with incomplete statements about affordability and access to a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Senator Th fe on a diet cooking chicks in any fashion
Fragmentary notice reports Senator Th fe on a diet, as ordered by bh, claiming the art of frying chicken was not yet tied to the thie riet of Columbia. Mentions South Carolina and vain efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
TH Fe
Columbia
South Carolin
Proves a Draw in RevU Meet Keeps Johnson In Lead
A disrupted review meet features Jonna Boling Stunt and Paris Showk Johnson competing amid an absence of Annm Held. The event ends in a draw as management completes a tour of the Johnsen arena with lingering questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonna Ae
Paris
K’ Johnson
Annm
John
Pion
Probeply
Bomb test misfire at vacant lot shocks New York crowd
In July a controlled blast misfired when an official fired a rifle at a bomb placed in a vacant lot. The crowd stood at a safe distance as a yellow ooze leaked from the breach and silence fell. Some onlookers finally discerned the device’s true nature amid the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob
Andrew Cafernal
Board to Select Fourth Director at Friday Meeting
A committee including Morgan, Z N Vail, Warner, Samuel Rea and BR W Talt will choose a fourth director. The panel is expected to report its decision to the New Haven board of directors at the regular Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vem Road
Dent Mellen
Compe Morgan
Z. N. Vail. Walner
Samuel Rea
BR. W
Sean Ne
Reghular
Convicts Perish in Fire at Jackson Oakley Farm
A fire at the Jackson Oakley convict farm on January 23 killed ten inmates and left thirty-five others dead or missing. The blaze started on the first floor near the stair landing blocking escape routes. watchmen were employed but could not prevent the tragedy.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
W Oakley
Weather pack entry unclear for Thursday July 34
Fragmentary weather note with garbled timestamps and temperatures. Lacks identifiable location or forecast details to confirm specific region, conditions, or dates.
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Albert Vanderhoof
Nason Street
Lipton’s
Charles Theresa
M. Byron
Boston
Maynard
Blomquist
Suttempr
D. O. Holstrom
Mags
Concord Junction
John White
Westboro
Orpen
Pham
E, Bickford
T. Dublin
Tillman
Washington
New Haven
Ene
Trent
Dae
Cetecwt
Belercoo
Gallon the H. Ay
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