New Champion Mathilde McCormick Engaged to Max Oser
Dudley Field Malone defends 18 year old Mathilde McCormick engagement to Swiss riding master Max Oser. He denounces American intrusiveness, praises Oser’s education and character, and argues for the right to romance without scrutiny amid McCormick family ties to Harold F. McCormick.
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Paris
United News
Dudley Field Malone
Mme
Ganna Walska
Harold F. McCormick
America
Mathilde McCormick
Max
Smallest Legal Will Filed in East Cambridge Probate Court
Dominic Burke of Concord Mass died recently and left a diminutive will filed yesterday. The document dated March 21, 1922 is 4 1 2 by 2 1 4 inches, signed by three witnesses, directing all property to his wife Mary J. Burke. The estate is about 33500 and Grace M. Libby, the recording clerk, stored the will in a large envelope.
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East Cambridge
Dominic Burke
Concord
Mass
Mary J. Burke
Grace M. Libby
Belt Makers Hire More Workers in Worcester
Graton and Knight Manufacturing Company, belt makers, has increased its Worcester plant workforce from 700 to 1200, reflecting rapid expansion.
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Worcester
Graton and Knight Manufacturing Company
Claims Must Be Filed By October 16 For Cosmopolitan Trust
The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts sets October 16 as the final day for creditors to file claims against Cosmopolitan Trust Company which was closed by the Bank Commissioner. All claims must be presented by that date or be barred from any participation in remaining assets.
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Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Allen
Bans Permits for Carnivals in City Parks
Mayor Curley approved the Park Commissioners move to discontinue permits for carnivals and circus schemes in public parks and playgrounds. The ban targets events run by charitable groups and veteran posts amid safety and moral concerns. Commissioner Shea notes little financial benefit to the named organizations as promoters take most profits.
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Curley
Park Commissioners
Northampton Street
Shea
Benefit for Hub Guardian Field Day at Spring Grove
A day long benefit and picnic for the Boston Guardian edited by William Monroe Trotter will be held Saturday at Spring Grove Wellesley under the Guardian picnic committee. Howard P. Drew will start novice races and present prizes. a doll parade awards $2 50 in gold.
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Boston Guardian
Equal Rights Organ
William Monroe Trotter
Spring Grove
Wellesley
Guardian Picnic Committee
C. S. Winter
Major Gaines
Gertrude Steele
A. P. Russell, Jr
Howard P. Drew
Carl Togan
Ll. L. Feurtado
Cooper Saunders, Jr
Marcielle Clark
Mary Jackson
Mary Gibson
Fannie Prewa
Florence Stewart
Monroe Mason
Lawrence Banks
Newton Bail
Lottie B. Sampson
B. W. Pierce
Message to Collins After Griffiths Death Urges Ireland Work
The Rev. Philip J. O'Donnell and Matthew Cummings sent a cable to Michael Collins in Dublin mourning Arthur Griffiths death and urging him to continue Griffiths work for a free united Ireland. They were close to Griffith and admired his efforts for Ireland.
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Philip J. O'Donnell
Friends of Irish Freedom
Matthew Cummings
A. O. EH
Michael Collins
Dublin
Ireland
Arthur Griffith
America
Treland
Arthur Griffth
Father O'Donnell
Mr. Cummings
Griffith
Legion Men Oppose Noyes For Relief Commissioner
State Legion officials and other veterans groups oppose John H. L. Noyes of East Boston being named soldiers relief commissioner at 5000 dollars a year by Mayor Curley after the Civil Service Commission declined Michael J. Ward’s nomination. Noyes long ran the death registry division at City Hall while ex-service men and leaders argue for a veteran appointee.
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State Legion
John H. L. Noyes
East Boston
Soldiers’relief
Curley
Civil Service Commission
Michael J. Ward
William H. Doyle
Jis
Charles H. Cole
Legion
John A. Gilman
Henry McKenna
Peters
Superior Court
Noyes
Boston
City Hall
Panic in New York as three animals terrorize city
A lion in Central Park attacked keeper Patrick O Rourke and he was hospitalized. A Kapisian monkey escaped a west coast store and terrorized Chelsea, raiding a hotel and perching on a church roof while poisoned bananas failed to stop it. A rat ran amok on West 5th Street by the Secretary of State office. a cop killed it with an ash can during a street chase.
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New York
Central Park
Patrick O'Rourke
Flower Hospital
South America
Chelsea
West Sith Street
Secretary of State
Funeral Services for Thomas J Gallagher
The funeral of Thomas J Gallagher who died Sunday at 4 Moultrie street Dorchester was held yesterday at St Mark s Church with a solemn high mass. Ushers included Judge Joseph J Donovan and others. Personal friends carried the casket to the church. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Thomas J. Gallagher
Moultrie Street
Dorchester
St. Mark's Church
Joseph J. Donovan
Michael L. Fahey
J. P. Mahoney
John J. Flynn
Martin Carney
Fred J. Murphy
James J. Phelan
Francis Magurn
John J. Fitzpatrick
Francis P. Turnbull
Charles A. Phelan
Charles H. D. Murphy
Stephen J. Cronan
Thomas J. Maloney
Thomas Fr. Troy
John E. Fitzgerald
M. J. Tierney
Peter F. Tague
Charles S. Sullivan
James D. Coady
James D. Heffernan
Thomas Tobin
Mark J. Collins
William E
Post cane holder Ferdinand Winslow dies in Attleboro
Ferdinand Winslow, Attleboro's oldest resident and Boston Post cane holder, died today at his son George K. Winslow's East Street home in his 90s.
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Attleboro
Ferdinand Winslow
Boston
George K. Winslow
East Street
Boston Chamber urges passport fee cuts for business
The committee on foreign trade of the Boston Chamber of Commerce asks removal of excessive passport fees hindering American business abroad and has sent letters to officials outlining the request.
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Committee On Foreign Trade
The
Boston Chamber of Commerce
House Foreign Affairs panel urges passport fee cuts
Members of the House committee on foreign affairs in Washington pressed for a bill to reduce passport issuing and visa fees. The committee argued that foreign governments have set high charges in retaliation for the United States visa costs.
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Washington
Chamber
United States
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