Barry Loses Fight Over Port Board Appointment
At a Executive Council meeting Lieutenant-Governor Barry opposed confirming Edward F. McSweeney as port board chairman and refused to back Governor and Republican appointees. Despite his stance the appointments were confirmed by a majority, and the new port board insanity board and economy commission take office today.
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Executive Council
Barry
Edward F. McSweeney
Ernor
Port Board
Insanity Board
Commission On Economy and Efficiency
New Appointments Form Port and State Boards
The Port Directors are McSweeney Conry and Williams with Lombard Williams. the Economy and Efficiency Board includes Tyrrell White and Wood. The Insanity Board lists Briggs Ward and O'Meara. Republicans confirmed are White Ward and Williams. Temporary heads include Hanson for health and Chief Whitney for fire hazard.
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Edward F. McSweeney
Joseph A. Conry
Lombard Williams
New Economy and Efficiency Board
Francis X. Tyrrell
Thomas W. White
Russell A. Wood
New Insanity Board
L. Vernon Briggs
Charles E. Ward
Michael H. O'Meara
White
Ward
Williams
William Co. Hanson
Boy Drowns While Swimming at Red Pond Winchester
In Winchester two boys, James O Mally and Thomas Burke, swam from a raft at Red Pond. O Mally 12 year old state ward living with T J Noonan, disappeared under water. Burke 13, helped by no one, swam to shore after O Mally pulled him under. Burke survived. O Mally died.
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Red Pond
Winchester
James O’mally
Thomas Burke
O'Malley
Burke
T. J. Noonan
Canal Street
Boy Run Over and Beheaded in Central Falls
Theodore Daigle aged 10 of 10 Hadwin Street was struck by an electric car at Broad Street and Linden Avenue. He alighted from a wagon and walked into the car, his head severed. Medical Examiner French witnessed the scene. the motorman is not held responsible.
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Central Falls
R. I
Theodore Daigle
Hadwin Street
Broad Street
Linden Avenue
French
McGregor Declines Run for Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Councillor Alexander McGregor will not seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. The report says McGregor, urged by state leaders to run for second place, decided against a campaign while predicting ex-Congressman McCall would sweep the state this fall.
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Alexander McGregor
McCall
McGregor
Republican declines lieutenant governorship candidacy
A Republican state figure thanks supporters for urging him to run but states he will not seek the lieutenant governorship this year. He praises four declared candidates and predicts a Republican statewide sweep led by Mr. McCall, pledging to support the party ticket from the ranks.
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Cushing
Stevens
Goetting
Fish
McCall
Secret Year-Long Marriage Revealed In Quincy
Miss Marion A Morrison aged 18 wed Arthur H Price a Lawley shipyard draughtsman a year ago. They kept the union secret while she completed Quincy High School, then planned a belated honeymoon and will reside at 194 Washington Street Quincy.
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Marion A. Morrison
Wiliam Morrison
Washington Street
Quincy
Quincy High School
Arthur H. Price
Lawley Ship Yard
Miss Morrison
Warren
Price
Wilmont
N. H
Police Promotions and Transfers Under Commissioner O Meara
A general order from Commissioner O Meara lists promotions including two captains and two lieutenants ten sergeants promoted three transfers ordered and one resignation accepted Lieutenants Patrick F King and Jeremiah F Gallivan promoted to captaincies and assigned to the Office of Superintendent Pierce Sergeant Joseph F Hurley promoted to lieutenant and sent to Division 1
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O'Meara
Patrick F. King
Jeremiah F. Gallivan
Pierce
Joseph F. Hurley
Division 1
Sergeant Promotions and Transfers Across City Divisions
Sergeant Harry P. Burns promoted to lieutenant at Division 2. Patrolmen named as Sergeants received assignments to divisions: William J. Carey to Division 5 Edward J. Murphy to 18 John E. C. Clark from 12 to 10 John T. O'Dea from 6 to 15 George H. Dickinson from 15 to 7 Orrington Waugh from 12 to 17 Norman S. Ramsay to remain in current division Patrick J. Fitzgerald to City Prison. Temporary sergeant assignments to Divisions 7 10 and 15. Patrick J. McDonough moved 18 to 3 Samuel Dunlap 4 to 4 Oscar W. Burgess 6 to 4. Reserveman Edward V. O'Neil of Division 6 resigning was accepted yesterday.
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Harry P. Burns
William J. Carey
Edward J. Murphy
John E. C. Clark
John T. O’dea
George H. Dickinson
Orrington Waugh
Norman S. Ramsay
Patrick J. Fitzgerald
Patrick J. McDonough
Samuel Dunlap
Oscar W. Burgess
Burglar Gang Leader Arrested in Roxbury Break-In
A 16 year old, known as Harry Thall of 69 Hampton Street, Roxbury, was arrested after breaking into Frank B. White’s flat at 16 Parker Hill Avenue. Jewelry worth about 100 dollars was found on him. William I. Kline of New York City, wanted for suspicion, was also detained. Police say Thall and Kline head a Roxbury gang operating in recent weeks. Thall allegedly entered White’s home using false keys around 1 PM yesterday. He fled as an automobile with Mrs. Jacobs arrived. Mrs. Jacobs’ cries drew neighbor H. S. Spittell into the fray. Patrolman Petit arrested Thall nearby.
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Harry Thall
Hampton Street
South End
Petit
Station 10
Frank B. White
Parker Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Thall
William I. Kline
New York City
Charles Jacobs
Auto crash claims life of James J. Sullivan
James J. Sullivan aged 52 of 20 Clarkwood Street Mattapan was killed when an automobile struck him on Blue Hill Avenue near Walk Hill Street. J G Smith of 12 Parker Hill Avenue Roxbury, the driver, was arrested by Station 11 police on a manslaughter charge.
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James J. Sullivan
Clarkwood Street
Mattapan
Blue Hill Avenue
Walk Hill Street
J. G. Smith
Parker Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Accident Fatality In Street Collision At City Hospital
At 4 30 o clock Sullivan crossed a street and became confused as an automobile neared He tried to dodge but was struck and knocked down He died shortly after admission to City Hospital with a police ambulance transporting him
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Sullivan
Two Firemen Appointed and Six Transferred
Fire Commissioner Grady appointed two new firefighters Joseph McDermott to Engine 7 and Eugene J Doherty to Ladder 2. He also transferred six regular members including G J Scheidel and Bn.
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Grady
Fire Department
Joseph &. McDermott
Eugene J. Doherty
G. J. Scheidel
Fire unit reassignments among city engines and ladders
A list shows engine and ladder reassignments: Engine 14 to Engine 26 Engine 28 to Engine 14 Engine 7 to Engine 28 Engine 2 to Engine 7 Ladder 21 to Ladder 2 Ladder 2 to Ladder 21. Names Joseph Gallagher Dowd Quilty Jewett Donlan appear alongside each transfer.
Blue Serge Suits Sale at Continental
Continental welcomes shoppers with a blue serge suit sale on Boylston Street in Washington. Prices range from $10.75 for $15 suits to $19.50 for $25 Hart, Schaffner & Marx blue suits, representing strong value for today.
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Continental
Washington
Boylston St
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan Shirt Sale Sets New Continental Records
Manhattan shirts sold at the Continental last week with notable discounts. Prices included $1.50 shirts for $1.15, $2.50 shirts for $1.88, $2.00 shirts for $1.38, $4 shirts for $2.85, and $5 shirts for $3.55.
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Manhattan
the Continental
Saturday Ends It Straws at 95c
The Continental Clothing House advertises straw hats priced to clear with $1.50 and $2.00 straws reduced to 95 cents and $3 straw hats now highlighted as the new offer. The notice signals final clearance and new hat lines.
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The
Continental Clothing House
Continental Clearance Sale Highlights Low Shoes
Continental offers clearance on footwear with rubber soled canvas outing shoes at 1.50 and 1.19, Arlington 3 low shoes at 2.35, and Boylston 5 shoes at 3.95. Every pair comes with the Continental guarantee.
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Arlington
Boylston
Continental
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