Cambridge Residences Ransacked By Daylight Burglar Group
Cambridge police say youths tied to the old lone wolf pattern are ransacking closed summer homes in Brattle street area. In three days seven houses were entered with valuables stolen from two residences while others were emptied of meat, vegetables, and five pennies.
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Cambridge
Brattle Street
John J. McBride
George W. White
Concord Avenue
Annie M. O’connell
Yerxa Road
Annie Emery
Striker Fined For Shouting On Street in Manchester
Arthur Stonge of Marion Street was fined 10 dollars plus 5.82 costs after a disorderly conduct trial in Municipal Court. Judge Charles A. Perkins ruled that loud shouting or singing on the street can violate the law even if not the exact words used.
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Manchester
N. H
Charles A. Perkins
Arthur Stonge
Marion Street
Perkins
Pension Bill Approved by City Council in Boston
The Con tributory Pension Act for city and county employees won a 6 to 3 council vote despite opposition from James Moriarty and John Donoghue. Critics attacked the Finance Commission while supporters cited worker support across city departments. The act requires a 4 percent employee contribution, with an expected delay before creating a new pension department.
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James ‘T. Moriarty
John A. Dohahue
City of
Boston
County of
Suffolk
Moriarty
Finance Commission
Michael H. Sullivan
Jim’ Storrow
David J. Brickley
Donoghue
Good Government Association
Gilbody
City Plans Oil Burning for Buildings Amid Coal Shortage
Mayor Curley announced a shift to oil burning equipment in city buildings and institutions after a conference with Commissioner Rourke. He said fall and winter coal contracts are void and coal prices rose from 7.70 to 9.50 per ton over three weeks, with a large channel coal supply secured for the fire department.
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Curley
Rourke
Lawrence Strikers Protest Mill Owners Methods
Lawrence workers plan a protest at a conference with the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation in the State House at 10 30 AM. The Strategy Board of the United Textile Workers says mill officials intimidate strikers by sending reps to homes and warn of permanent job loss. They will challenge the board’s endorsement of Pacific Mills proposed wage reductions pending October talks.
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Pacific Mills
Cottage Buffet and Dining Room Suite for August Sale
Attractive mahogany finish cottage buffet pairs with gate leg table and Windsor chairs. Suite includes buffet 66 inches long, extension table 46 by 60 inches when closed, broad chairs, china closet, service table and ten pieces total. August sale pricing listed for individual items and complete suite.
Mahogany Furniture Sale Prices Listed in August Event
An August sale advertises numerous mahogany and wood pieces with deep discounts. Items include piano benches, nests of tables, tall plant stands, toilet tables, brass beds, hand made colonial beds, dining serving tables, china closets, and tea wagons with varied price cuts from $8.95 to $198.00.
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Virginia
Vaese
Winthrop Mahog- BI MD
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