Democratic slate completed with Walsh and team
Chairman O Leary of the Democratic State committee announces the final ticket headed by Governor David I. Walsh and includes Edward Barry for Lieutenant Governor Edwin A Grosvenor for Secretary of State Jacob C Morse for Auditor and Harold Wil Hams Jr for Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’leary
DemoCratic State Committee
David I. Walsh
Edward Barry
Edwin A. Grosvenor
Jacob C. Morse
Harold Wil Hams, Jr
Donahue and Deitrick Seek Nominations for State Offices
Representative Joseph J. Donahue of Medford runs for attorney general while ex-Congressman Deitrick, a Prohibition candidate for governor, tours the state and challenges Governor Walsh on prohibition. Governor Walsh endorses local option. Chairman O Leary aids Deitrick’s petition drive but downplays his candidacy as Barry lags in declaring.
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Joseph J. Donahue
Medford
Deitrick
Walsh
O’leary
Barry
Warning to U. S. Airmen Over Canadian Airspace
Secretary of State Lansing informed Governor Lister that Canada complained to the State Department via the British ambassador Sir Arthur Spring-Rice about Washington aviators flying over British Columbia. The note warns that Canadian troops are armed and incidents could follow if the flights persist.
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Olympia
Wash
Lansing
Lister
Arthur Spring-Rice
State Department
Washington
International
British Columbia
Canada
Stockingless Bathing Popular at Revere Beach
Metropolitan police edict allows stockingless bathing at Revere Beach attracting large crowds of women and girls. Noted participants include Helen Caldwell of Charlestown and Sara Jolicoaur of Revere with police sergeant Caldwell confirming freedom to go without stockings.
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Metropolitan
Revere Beach
Revere
Helen Caldwell
Concord Street
Charlestown
Sara Jolicoaur
Astor Street
Caldwell
Metropolitan Park Police
Lynn
Governor Walsh Appointees Blocked by Council
Three Walsh appointments were held up by the Governor's Council at yesterday's session. The council approved most pending appointments and suspended rules to approve others. Blocked were Thomas H. Buttimer of Hingham as trustee of the Massachusetts Training Schools Board Simeon B. Hotchkiss of Gloucester as clerk of the Gloucester court and T James Gallagher of Watertown as clerk of the District Court in Waltham.
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Walsh
Thomas H. Buttimer
Hingham
Massachusetts Training Schools Board
Simeon B. Hotchkiss
Gloucester
T. James Gallagher
Watertown
Waltham
Boston Council Grants Appointments And Street Wing Plans
The council approved Governor Walsh appointments including Milliken McNary Hall and Parker under suspension. It blocked moving Metropolitan Water and Park boards to new State House wings, seeking rental authority and state legislation. It also signed a trolley track contract with the Boston Elevated Road and valued Beacon Hill land at about 351000 for a West Wing, with three promotions in the department.
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Ham
Frothingham
Hotchkiss
Mulligan
Parsons
Walsh
Charles W. Milliken
Barnstable
William S. McNary
Boston
Harbor and Land Commission
G. Stanley Hall
Fitchburg
State Library
Harold Parker
Lancaster
Mt. Wachusett Reservation
Metropolitan Water and Sewage Board
Metropolitan Park Commission
State House
Summer Street
South Boston Fish Pier
Beacon Hill
Insurance Commission Promotions By City Council
The council confirmed promotions in the Insurance Commission. Harry L. Peabody moves from chief examiner to deputy commissioner replacing Lemuel Hodgkins who resigned. Arthur E. Linnell becomes chief examiner and Daniel P. Walsh is appointed examiner.
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Insurance Commission
Harry L. Peabody
Lemuel G. Hodgkins
Arthur E. Linnell
Daniel P. Walsh
Third Fire at Choate Hospital in Woburn Strikes Again
For the third time in months an incendiary fire targeted Choate Hospital in Woburn. Discovered in the garage tool room near the main building, the blaze caused 500 in damage before firefighters contained it. Twenty five patients remained in wards as nurses evacuated and reassured them. Police and fire officials labeled the incident arson.
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Choate
Woburn
Auto collision on State highway near West Newbury injures five
A large auto forced a lighter car off the road near West Newbury causing an overturn. Five occupants were hurt including F. O. Staples of Danvers with a fractured skull. Quigley and Gordon were among the other injured passengers. Staples is listed as dangerous.
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Newburyport
West Newbury
F. O. Staples
Danvers
Charles Quigley
Irving Gordon
John Doyle, Jr
Ralph Bonahan
Haverhil
Quigley
Unnumbered Car Hits Pedestrian Then Flees
A pedestrian was struck by an automobile that sped away without providing aid. Police investigated as bystanders watched.
Mrs Foote's Daughter Weds Robert Cross at Home Ceremony
Miss Katherine Foote daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward H Foote of 6 Forster Street Winter Hill Somerville married Robert Harrison Cross of Medford last evening at her parents home. Reverend George L Parker of Broadway Congregational Church officiated.
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Katherine Foote
Edward H. Foote
Forster Street
Winter Hill
Somerville
Robert Harrison Cross
Medford
George L Parker
Broadway
Fragmented OCR shopping list with prices and items
Readable fragments show assorted goods including shirts drawers and cake boxes with numerous price figures. The text resembles a retail catalog page with scattered numbers and incomplete product names.
Could U. S. Get War Supplies Inquiry
Washington August 11 American manufacturers of war supplies have been asked by the War Department for information on their facilities and potential emergency service to the government. Officials seek to know if expansion keeps pace with demand and whether a reliable supply source exists to supplement arsenals and armories amid expected defense measures.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Ses
Nine Years Old Is Life Saver
Albert Kelly aged 9 of East Ninth street South Boston saved Joseph Suprenosky two years his junior when he wandered beyond his depth in bathing with his mother Catherine of Athens street. Kelly seized the Polish boy by the hair and pulled him to shore, both reaching safety at the Strandway foot of Old Harbor street.
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Albert Kelly
East Ninth Street
Boston
Joseph Suprenosky
Catherine
Athens Street
Kelly
Old Harbor Street
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New England
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Wisconsin
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Butterfly
United
Ricardi
Roxbury
Watts Stores
Boston Lett Ay
State ST
Washington St
BIG Auto
Cross—Foote
Houghton & Dutton
England
Hants
Lise Ober Eeenea
Sree Pyaaree
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Eee
Wmeeweerenee Soeevee Reservieeenees Wool
Lawn
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Sewer
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Palm Beach
Cluett Peabody
Athletic Union
Yee
Stohr
Morgan
Atic
Rome
Pot&srns
Sion
Congress
Wer Department
South Boston
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