Fuller’s Plank Is Business
Congressman Alvan T. Fuller filed with the Secretary of State more than enough signatures to place his name on the ballot for nomination for Lieutenant Governor. Volunteers in Worcester, Essex, Suffolk, Middlesex, Bristol and Norfolk gathered the signatures. He appeals to the Roosevelt element of the Republican party and to supporters seeking a business administration at the State House.
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Alvan T. Fuller
Secretary of State
Worcester
Essex
Suffolk
Middlesex
Bristol
Norfolk
Roosevelt
State House
Fuller Seeks Independent Reform in State Leadership
Candidate Fuller promises broad statewide support and a business-minded, independent approach to guard public interests against corporate influence. He cites his record in Massachusetts politics and vows no freeloaded perks, aiming to unite Republicans and Roosevelt followers while denouncing paid lobbyists and pork-barrel tactics.
War Insurance Head Seeks Lt Governor Vote
In a campaign speech the War Insurance Head argues for his qualifications and urges voters to participate in the primaries. He cites treasury funds and criticizes opponents while appealing to American duty and conscience.
Woman in Park Taxi Scuffle Sentenced to Five Days
Mrs Diamond W Brown claiming hotel residence at the Vanderbilt led taxi driver Phillip Greenfield on a Central Park ride till $1.20. She allegedly offered a kiss and false wealth claims. Magistrate Schwab ordered five days in the workhouse for repeated fare avoidance and improper conduct.
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New York
Diamond W. Brown
Vanderbilt
Phillip Greenfield
Central Park
Lomasney Attacks Tague at West End Rally
Martin Lomasney headlined a rally at the Hendricks Club as ward 5 leader he blasted Congressman Tague for his three terms and unveiled the club's fall plan to defeat him with a 100 member committee. The slate endorsed Fitzgerald for State Senate and Finklestein and Costanza for the House.
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Martin Lomasney
Ward 5
10Th
Hendricks Club
West End
Tague
Congress
John I. Fitzgerald
State Senate
Bernard Finklestein
George Costanza
House of Representatives
Mr. Lomarney
John Y. Fitzgerald
William F. Brophy
Martin F. Cummings
Michael Carcia
Government probe to centralize wounded care in Boston area
Colonel R. G. Cholmely Jones leads a War Risk Insurance Bureau team with two other officials to centralize treatment for wounded soldiers. After a day with Mayor Peters and officials, no decision was reached on transferring patients from West Roxbury Hospital. The panel toured Deer Island Parker Hill Worcester sites before reporting back.
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R. G. Cholmeley Jones
War Risk Insurance Bureau of
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Boston
West Roxbury Hospital
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Peters
Edward I. Logan
Legion
Deer Island
Parker Hill Hospital
Worcester
Summer Street
West Roxbury
Jones
A. P. Chronquest
G. H. Woods
Thomas F. Murphy
Marriage Intentions Log Records Numerous Brooklyn Couples
A list of intended marriages includes Frederick R. Keer and Hattie Foster in Brooklyn, Lawrence Cain and Bertha Robinson, Richard Vance and Annie Penney, and many others with ages and addresses. The notice notes a five day law waiver by Judge Brackett and a five day waiver by Judge Logan in separate entries.
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Lawrence Z. Cain
Westland Ave
Bertha B. Robinson
Richard L. Vance
Ice Gaps
Danforth St
Jamaica Plain
Annie Penney
Lowell
Wesley G. Harmon
Dundee St
Teresa M. Seals
Edward Grant
Gerry
Bulldog Guards Body During Lynn Man's Suicide Attempt
Lynn police report John Warren L ynn 32 attempted to kill himself by throat cutting at 91 Harbor street. A large bulldog owned by Warren attacked officers, delaying aid until his father removed the dog and Warren was taken to Lynn Hospital for eight stitches. Authorities say he will recover. The motive cited involves alleged liquor to his father.
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Lynn
John Warren
Harbor Street
Warren
Harbor Avenue
Lynn Hospital
Militia Quells Riots in West Frankfort After Deadly Clashes
West Frankfort Illinois Aug 6 with 900 militiamen on duty and more arriving the town was quiet after last nights riots. Five men were reported killed with identities unknown. Rioters included English speaking residents and foreigners mainly Italians who make up about half of the 11000 population. Most foreigners had left town by nightfall.
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West Frankfort
Ill
Tony Hempel
Amiel Calcaterra
Royalton Mondy
Corbett to Appear Before Brighton Rent Committee
Attorney Stanley Bishop represents Fred A. Corbett owner of about 90 Brighton apartments. Corbett is accused of rent increases up to 50 percent this year. A tenant wrote to the Mayor's rent and housing committee claiming rent rose from 60 to 95 with an eviction threat. Corbett referred the matter to his attorney.
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Stanley Bishop
Fred A. Corbett
Brighton
Herbert A. Ellis
Corbett
Married Woman Wins Admittance to the Bar
Mrs. Derina Watts MacDougall, confidential secretary to James H. Vahey, passed the bar examinations and is now a licensed attorney. She studied law during her husband’s navy service and at Portia Law School, aims to plead cases and believes suffrage will expand women’s legal opportunities.
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Derina Watts MacDougall
James H. Vahey
MacDougall
Portia Law School
Vahey
Soldiers Wreck Six Houses in Irish Village
Two hundred soldiers attacked and wrecked six houses in Doon village. The Lecky Road police barracks in Londonderry’s nationalist district was burned yesterday according to Thurles advices received in Dublin on August 6.
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Dublin
Doon
Thurles
Lecky Road
Londonderry
Feigenspan Petitions Supreme Court for Reconsideration
William D. Guthrie and Elihu Root, for Christian Feigenspan of Newark, ask the Supreme Court to reconsider its June 7 ruling upholding the eighteenth amendment and parts of the Volstead act. They argue the amendment targets intoxicating liquors and seek to prove beer at 2.75 percent alcohol is not intoxicating.
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Washington
William D. Guthrie
Elihu Root
Christian Feigenspan
Newark
N. J
United States Supreme Court
Feigenspan
Mayor Refuses to Discipline James Shea Over Gibson Street Playground
Mayor Feters said he would take no action against James B Shea chairman of the park and recreation department amid Dorchester Board of Trade demands for his removal over the Gibson street playground. Peters defended the project noting plans and future beauty of the playground once work is finished.
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Feters
James B. Shea
Park and Recreation Department
Gibson Street
Dorchester Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Shea
Peters
Park Department
Liverpool to Greet Mannix on Arrival in 1920s rally
Liverpool plans a landmark welcome for Archbishop Mannix organized by J P Kelly and the Irish Self Determination League. Up to 20 000 Irish residents from Liverpool Manchester and nearby areas are expected to join a procession and reception likely at an off port location. Canon Madden will present an address and Dublin may grant Mannix the freedom of the city.
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Liverpool
Mannix
J. P. Kelly
Canon Madden
Dublin
Grow Tire Company seeks away game with semi pro team
The Grow Tire Company baseball team invites fast semi pro teams to schedule a road game today. Preference given to Brookline Legion Dorchester Town team or the Edison Company. Call Mr Thayer Back Bay 6740.
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Brookline Legion
Dorchester Town
Edison Company
Mr. Thayer
Back Bay
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