Hill Praises Women Voters At Boston League Meeting
Arthur D. Hill corporation counsel told the Women’s Municipal League of Boston that votes by women would improve politics and priorities like clean streets and schools. He discussed city government complexity and racial and property ownership influences on voter perspectives. Officers elected included President Mrs. T. J. Bowlker and General Secretary Mrs. Hyerett Morss.
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Arthur D. Hill
Omens’ Municipal League of Boston
League
Boston
T. J. Bowlker
Thomas Sherwin
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
Bayard Thayer
Hyerett
Morss
Henry P. Kidder
Godfrey Cabot
Woman Struck by Army Truck In Boston
Julia G. Hackett a 68 year old visitor from Hyannis was hit on Boylston Street by an unidentified army truck. She sustained a concussion and was taken to Relief Hospital where her condition was listed as serious last night. Police seek the driver’s identity as the cause remains under investigation.
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Julia G. Hackett
Boston
Hyannis
Boylston Street
Water heater explosion in Belmont home investigated
State and town officials probed yesterday morning the Belmont blast at 85 Orchard Street home of Walter A. Putnam. They found the boiler water had evaporated causing air expansion to trigger the explosion, wrecking the kitchen and damaging the dining room.
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Walter A. Putnam
Orchard Street
Belmont
Nathan A. Tufts
John Argy
Beals
Arlington Gas Company
Elmer S. Stack
Tufts
Boston Varnish Company
Orchard and
Golden Streets
Harold Chase Hosts Sixth Birthday Party
About 40 youngsters attended Harold Joseph Chase’s sixth birthday celebration at his Dorchester home on 85 Brent Street. Guests played games and the decorated house provided a festive setting. Harold is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Chase and nephew of Raymond J Galvin.
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Harold Joseph Chase
Brent Street
Dorchester
Harold
Joseph Chase
Raymond J. Galvin
Harrington
B U Sororities To Hold Joint Dance
Ten sororities of the College of Secretarial Science at Boston University will host an inter-sorority dance tonight in Gardner Hall Brookline. Elizabeth Moore of Medford chairs the dance committee with Mrs Frank B Tupper Marie Duggan Helen Byrne and Gertrude Curtis acting as patronesses.
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College of Secretarial Science
Boston University
Gardner Hall
Brookline
Elizabeth Moore
Medford
Frank B. Tupper
Marie Duggan
Helen Byrne
Gertrude Curtis
Restoration of Atlantic and Squantum line approved
The home rule committee of Quincy voted to recommend that the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company restore the Atlantic to Squantum car service. The decision followed a conference with Forrest I. Neal Mayor Joseph L. Whiton and Rep. John R. Nelson.
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Atlantic
Squantum
Home Rule Committee
Quincy
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Forrest I. Neal
Joseph L. Whiton
John R. Nelson
Seamen's Agents Confer With Unions In New York Talks
New York April 29 Negotiations between Seamen's Union representatives and American steamship owners for a new working agreement begin May 1 were suspended as union delegates consulted their ranks Tomorrow firemen will present their demands to the conference Details are not public but increased pay is reportedly requested.
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New York
Seamen's Union
American Steamship Owners
St Marys Catholic Assn Barn Party Tonight
The St Marys Catholic Association of Cambridge hosts an indoor circus bars party and dance this evening at the Association Hall Prospect and Harvard streets. Committees under President Martin W. Ryan have prepared for a social and financial success after two months of work.
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St. Mary's Catholic Association of
Cambridge
Association Hall
Prospect and
Harvard Streets
Martin W. Ryan
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Arthur McArthur
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the College of Secretarial Science
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St. Mary’s Catholic Assn
Emerson
Bhatt
Hopewell
du Pont
The
Special Products CompAny
Special Products Co
du Pont Chemical Co
Hopewell Industries
America
Asburg
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