Massachusetts women urged to register as voters
Mrs James D Tillinghast acting legislative chairman of the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association urged all women to register as voters at the district leaders meeting held at 585 Boylstone Street. She said registration would aid in simplifying the task of registering women voters once ratification is completed and noted a bill before the Legislature would transfer women’s registration duties.
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James D Tillinghast
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Boylstone Street
Tillinghast
School Voter Lists Proceed With Regular Balloting
Voters are assigned to standard polling places as school voters participate in the regular election process. Officials confirmed without special ceremony that lists are being used for eligibility checks and ballot access.
Strike of Mill Workers Spreads in Rhode Island
The Manvillé Company's Social Mill Woonsocket began a 48 hour week with 54 hours pay and the walkout spread to the Nourse Mill. About 1700 workers across both plants are out, with the factory closed until next week.
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Providence
R. I
Manvillé Company
Woonsocket
Nourse
Timothy I. Quinn Dies in Cambridge
In Cambridge on April 2 Timothy I. Quinn. Funeral from the residence of his daughter Mrs James J. Kelleher 14 Greenough Ave on Monday morning time to be announced. He was a member of St John Court No 83 M C O F Post 587 G A R and National Association of Letter Carriers. Relatives and friends invited.
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Cambridge
Timothy I. Quinn
James J. Kelleher
Greenough Ave
Tate
St. John Court
Post
National Association of Letter Carriers
London Romance Ends In Chelsea Wedding
Jim Dalton, an artist, recovers from a kidnap ordeal in London and wins Shirley Marsh. Shirley, Lucille, and Vivian chart a tangle of love, jealousy, and rivalry with David Burke. Jim and Shirley marry in Chelsea with Lucille as matron of honor and Vivian as bridesmaid.
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Shirley Marsh
Shirley
David Burke
Lucille
David
Jim
Vivian
Chelsea
Fuller’s
Dalton
London
Massachusetts Women Barred from Primary Delegates Until 1924
Massachusetts voters will not participate in a presidential party primary to nominate delegates until 1924. The article notes women cannot vote in primaries this cycle and outlines the legislative context behind the delay.
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Massachusetts
United States
Massachusetts Women Hopefuls Face Primary Despite Delaware Defeat
Delaware failure to ratify the suffrage amendment blocks full state wide voting for Bay State women in the April 27 presidential primaries. Women seeking delegates or alternates to national conventions are not affected directly by ratification. Massachusetts law lacks a clause on women’s eligibility. the secretary of State will list women as delegate and alternate candidates on the primary ballot. Eligibility is to be settled by the national conventions.
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Delaware
Bay State
Massachusetts
Secretary of State
Legion seeks help to locate John L. Ryan
American Legion posts nationwide are asked to aid in locating John L. Ryan, an ex serviceman from Lynn who allegedly left his wife and four children in destitute circumstances. State headquarters issued bulletins to posts in all states. Ryan reportedly left his home last week.
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John L. Ryan
Lynn
Ryan
Policeman Fights Mob In Arlington Square Shootings
A officer identified as Elliot fought a mob of 50 plus at Arlington square around 12:30 am while attempting to guard a prisoner. Two men were shot and named as John Sullivan of 2 Pleasant Street Dorchester and Thomas Conroy of Spring Street West End. They were taken to City Hospital and expected to recover. Elliot reportedly also shot David Breen earlier.
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Elliot
John Sullivan
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Thomas Conroy
Spring Street
West End
City Hospital
David “Beano” Breen
South End
Turbulent arrest outside Clark's Hotel ends in gunfire
A dispute near Arlington Square led to a brawl where Richard J. Black, posing as a Department of Commerce and Labor representative, was assaulted. Patrolman Elliot intervened and detained F K Mitchell of 50 Alpine Street Somerville. As the crowd surged, Elliot fired twice, then low, wounding Sullivan and Conroy as more officers arrived from East Dedham Street station.
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Clark’s
Department of Commerce and Labor
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Elliot
F. K. Mitchell
Alpine Street
Somerville
Mitchell
Milfot
Lee
Sullivan
Conroy
East Dedham Street
Two Wounded Men Share Hospital After Gun Incident
Two men were taken to the hospital after a clash on Tremont Street. Sullivan suffered a fractured thigh bone while Conroy sustained a thigh wound. both are expected to recover. Blackmore claimed a street robbery attempt left him with facial injuries and two front teeth knocked out.
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Conroy
Blackmore
Tremont _ street
Prisoner Rescued as Crowd Intervenes Amid Arrest
His cries drew Elliot who arrested one of the men. The crowd then attempted to rescue the prisoner, creating a tense scene as tensions rose and authorities acted to restore order.
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Elliot
Armed men hold up train near Limerick
April 2 report says fifty armed men halted a train at Kilflonan near Limerick and escaped with 3000 pounds sterling intended to pay off workers. No further details were given on suspects or investigation.
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Dublin
Kilflonan
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