Revere Man Charged With Assault On Chelsea Woman
Frank Fendel of 255 Park Avenue Revere was arrested on charges of assaulting Mrs Ida Goddard 127 Fourth Street Chelsea while riding in Fendel s auto. He denies the charge and was bailed $500 by his father.
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Frank Fender
Park Avenue
Revere
Ida Goddard
Fourth Street
Chelsea
Fendel
Boston
Glenwood Cemetery
Fender
Mrs. Goddard
Goddard
Republican Women Voters hold Ward 9 registration meeting
About 100 attendees gathered at the Westminster Hotel for a registration meeting of the Republican Women Voters Association of Ward 9. Dr. Carrie S. Felch presided and gave practical talks on elections with Miss Marion Brazier and members of the Republican League of Ward 7.
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Republican Women Voters’ Association of
Ward 9
Westminster Hotel
Carrie S. Felch
Dr. Felch
Marion Brazier
Republican League of
Untitled sports style note with colors and ages
The fragment mentions button on style, junior Norfolk, and muted greens tan blues with ages 12 to 8. It reads like notes on clothing colors and age ranges for a youth event or outfit suggestions. No clear event, place, or organization is identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Boston protest challenges Brown papers in Burrell race
J Mitchel Galvin of Boston files a protest with the Ballot Law Commission alleging fraud in Harry N. Brown’s nomination papers for treasurer. Burrell says many signers did not authorize their names. Handwriting expert Hingston to review. Public hearing planned next week to investigate signatories.
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Ballot Law Commission
J. Mitchel Galvin
Boston
Harry N. Brown
South Acton
Fred J. Burrell
Brown
Galvin
City of
William E. Hingston
Burrell
Jacob Waserman
Sherburne's Place Goes to Hultman
General John H. Sherburne resigns as chairman of the State Commission on the Necessaries of Life. Governor Coolidge names Eugene F. Hultman of Quincy to succeed him. The Governor also nominates Thomas M. Vinson to the State Ballot Law Commission and others to various state and city posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Sherburne
State Commission
Coolidge
Eugene F. Hultman
Quincy
Executive Council
Thomas M. Vinson
Winchester
State Ballot Law Commission
John B. Tivnan
Salem
Department of Mental Diseases
Francis W. Rockwell
Pittsfield
Greylock Reservation Commission
James M. Morrison
Boston
Finance Commission
City of Boston
Frank F. Martin, Jr
Cohasset
Cohasset Harbor
Joseph Jason
Chester J. Campbell
John E. Paige
Census Recount Sought by Manchester Chamber
Manchester chamber of commerce will petition for a city census recount after police district results show a count over ten percent higher than the federal enumerators. The move follows a special police census in one district revealing a significant discrepancy with the federal tally.
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Manchester
N. H
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Varnish Company Outing At Nantasket
About 500 employees and visiting salesmen of the Boston Varnish Company enjoyed a Nantasket excursion under president J B Lord. They gathered at Rowe's Wharf, rode the 2 15 boat to the beach, and returned on the 9 15 steamer, with bathing games and a Palm Garden dinner.
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Boston Varnish Company
Nantasket
J. B. Lord
Boston
Rowe's Wharf
Palm Garden
Press in action against New York Mayor over reporters’ access
Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Fawcett upheld a preliminary injunction restraining Mayor Hylan from banning a newspaper representative from the reporters’ well in the Board of Estimate chamber. He said the press is the lever that moves the world and must be unhindered in gathering and disseminating news.
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New York
Supreme Court
Fawcett
Brooklyn
Hylan
Board of Estimate Chamber
Secretary Langtry Prepares for Women Voters Ballots
Secretary of State Albert P. Langtry says thousands of additional ballots will be printed for the State election on November 2 to accommodate women voters. No primaries plan yet but extra ballots can be produced within 48 hours after the state ratifies the suffrage amendment.
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Albert P. Langtry
Boston Officials Confirm Election Commissioner and Others
Mayor Peters appoints James A. Dorsey as election commissioner of Boston confirmed by the State Civil Service Commission. The commission also confirms Malcolm E. Nichols chair of the transit department and five other minor reappointments.
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Peters
James A. Dorsey
Boston
State Civil Service Commission
Malcolm E. Nichols
Transit Department
Contests for Governor's Council Amid Nomination Rush
The list shows Democrats contesting in several districts with many Boston candidates. In the third district six Democrats seek the seat once held by Sullivan, while one Republican filed. The second district sees August W. Perry as a Democrat candidate. Others in play include Campbell in the 11th hour, five Republicans in the fourth district, and continued fields in the fifth sixth seventh and eighth districts with various candidates and open races.
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Lewis R. Sullivan
Suffolk County
Boston
William L. Roberts
Andrew M. Buckley
John J. Lydon
George E. Ferreira
John L. Donovan
William J. Foley
Charles A. Winchester
August W. Perry
Chester I. Campbell
Quincy
Harry H. Williams
Brockton
George B. Wason
Cambridge
Joseph H. Perry
Somerville
John J. Martin
Arthur F. Blanchard
John C. F. Slayton
Melrose
Joseph O. Knox
Charles 8
Public market opens at Thomas Park and civic events today
At 6 a m the public market starts at Thomas Park South Boston and closes at 1 p m. Comrades of Company C Ith Regiment Heavy Artillery later take a boat to observe the 50th anniversary at Nanasket Beach. An 10 a m address by Joseph L Hurley will headline a Republican women’s class in politics at Pilgrim Hall 14 Beacon Street. An 8 p m laymen’s conference is planned at Boston Y M C A parlors.
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Thomas Park
Boston
Company C
Ith Regiment
Heavy Artillery
Nantasket Beach
Joseph L. Hurley
Pilgrim Hall
Beacon Street
Boston Y. M. C
Italian honor for Tinkham Cavaliere della Corona awarded
The Italian government awarded Congress man George Holden Tinkham the Cavaliere della Corona. The honor recognizes his 1917 wartime service for Italy, including reporting economic needs and firing the first shot against Austria at Cape d Argine Piave River on December 11 1917. Congressional consent is required for Tinkham to accept due to the constitutional restriction on accepting foreign gifts.
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Cavaliere Della Corona
Italia
George Holden Tinkham
Tinkham
Italy
Washington
America
Austria
Cape d’Argine
Piave
Congress
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J. M. Galvin
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Boston Varnish Co
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Tubskirts
Filene
Anne Sleeves
Cape Cod
New England
Johnson Educator Food CO
Mass
Educator
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