Chief Mullen Promises Slander Suits Over Fire Relief Fraud Claim
Boston fire chief John A. Mullen, on vacation at Buzzards Bay, says he will sue for slander upon return if he proves charges of a $300 defraud attempt against the Firemen's Relief Association. He calls it a political move to oust him and replace him with a subordinate.
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John A. Mullen
Boston Fire Department
Boston
Firemen’s Relief Association
Buzzards Bay
Mullen
City Hall
Local official defends career amid firehouse clash
A public figure accuses board members of misrepresenting a past illness benefit error and claims city officials plot to dismiss him in favor of Assistant Chief Grady. He cites a five year feud with Mayor Fitzgerald dating to the Studio building fire.
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The
Relief Fund
Fitzgerald
Grady
Bishop Critic Makes Calm Plea Over Astor Marriage
Retired Rt. Rev. Brandram B. Ussher of Dedham writes to the Boston Post urging restraint in condemning the Astor Force marriage. He argues church and state differ on divorce, warns against vilifying individuals, and cautions clergy against overreach harming public morals and church authority.
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Brandram B. Ussher
Dedham
Protestant Episcopal Church
Boston Post
Miss Force
Mr. Astor
George Chalmers Richmond
Auto hits trench injures Dorchester youths
Oil on Bowdoin street caused an auto driven by Dr. David McIntyre to skid into a trench in Dorchester. Thomas Mullin aged 11 of 4 Glover place and Edward Martin aged 12 of 86 Church street received painful bruises and cuts yesterday afternoon.
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David McIntyre
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Thomas Mullin
Glover Place
Edward Martin
Church Street
Auto Kills Girl on Her Vacation
Annie Levenson eighteen of East Boston was killed by an automobile yesterday in South Framingham while on vacation. The driver was Frank A Winslow a Pine Street grocer. Her parents planned to travel from Russia and hoped to join her in America.
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Russia
Annie Levenson
Chelsea Street
Boston
South Framingham
Miss Levenson
America
Ongerone
Ceder and
Waverly Streets
East Boston
East Boston Tragedy Involving Miss Levenson Family
A car crash in East Boston killed a young woman, Miss Levenson, after she and two companions failed to avoid Winslow’s vehicle. Winslow, with two of his sons in the car, surrendered to police and posted $3000 bail. A hearing is set for Thursday. The victims had been staying at 194 Waverley Street with Mrs. Rosenthal. Miss Levenson, a Russian immigrant, had moved to the area five years earlier to work toward an American trip.
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Miss Levenson
Gertrude Levenson
Jennie Quinn
William Rosenthal
Waverley Street
Winslow
Framingham
Beden
Holbrook
William Cripps
Lagman
Rockefeller Greeting to Press Humorists in Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller sends regrets at missing the ninth annual American Press Humorists convention in Cleveland. He recalls pleasant memories and extends best wishes for the group’s success and happiness.
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Rockefeller
Cleveland
American Press Humorists
John D. Rockefeller
Atwood’s First Lap From St Louis to Boston Record Flight
Schedule shows Atwood beginning in Forest Park St Louis at 8 05 am and flying to Springfield 98 miles by 10 30 am. He then lands in Chicago 6 20 pm after a 286 mile air line total and establishes a new American distance in a day.
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Atwood
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Forest Park
Tower Grove Park
Alton
Godfrey
Chicago & Alton
Springfield
Carlinville
Ill
Atlantic Ocean
Milwood
Girard
Auburn
Capital Park
Pontiac
Dwight
III
Driver Fatally Hurt After Carriage Runaway
Theodore Gibbs a teamster of 183 Prentiss Street tied to James E F Noble of Roxbury was thrown from a watering cart on Roxbury Street yesterday afternoon and is dying at City Hospital. The horses bolted after a passing automobile near 169 Roxbury Street.
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Theodore Gibbs
Prentiss Street
James EF. Noble
Roxbury
City Hospital
Roxbury Street
Boston Vietolty Fair Forecast Tuesday And Wednesday
Forecast for New England predicts fair weather for Tuesday and Wednesday with light to moderate southwest winds. Showers are possible Tuesday in east Maine.
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Boston
Vietolty
Washington
New England
Maine
Atwood’s Flight St Louis to Boston Sets Record Pace
Boston aviator Harry N. Atwood, flying from St. Louis to Chicago then toward New York and Boston, reports a 286 mile first leg in 5 hours 43 minutes with two stops. He aims to beat American cross country records and may reach Boston by Aug 25.
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Boston
Atwood
Chicago
St. Louis
Harry N. Atwood
New York
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Andre Beaumont
Paris
Atwood Flies Burgess-Wright to Chicago Landing
Atwood in a Burgess-Wright biplane left St Louis at 8 05 a m and landed in Chicago at 6 19 p m total time 10 hours 14 minutes including two stops actual air time 5 hours 43 minutes claim shorter than express trains for the distance. His descent into Chicago was thrilling with a lone speck approaching the downtown district as crowds gathered along the lake front to watch the flights.
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Atwood
St. Louis
Chicago
Lake Front
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