Burrell Opposed by Republican Committee for State Treasurer
A Massachusetts Republican special committee of eight club leaders concluded State Treasurer Fred J. Burrell is not fit to hold the office and should not receive the party’s endorsement for re election. The group plans to present their formal recommendation to the Republican State convention after further sub committee meetings and review of additional evidence.
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Fred J. Burrell
Republican Party
George H. Ellis
Newton
Louis B&b. Frye
Holbrook
Horace A. Keith
Brockston
Charles Sumner Bird
Walpole
Louis K. Liggett
Brookline
Louis A. Coolidge
Milton
George A. Rich
Foxboro
Reublican State Committee
Burrell
Frye
Office of State Treasurer
Mr. Burrell
Republican State Convention
Republican State Committee
Five Women Take Police Examination at Washington
Five women from Massachusetts took the civil service exam for policewomen in the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington. The group included Dorothy Briggs, Mary A. McKinnon, Mary Holland, Sadie A. Hayes, and Irene McAuliffe. They qualified on the sixteenth floor of the Custom House, seeking salaries from 1480 to 1800 after four years. They will perform protective and preventive work affecting women and children if appointed.
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Custom House
Metropolitan Police Department
Washington, D. C
Massachusetts
Dorothy Briggs
Dorchester
Revere
Mary A. McKinnon
Boston
Mary Holland
Jamaica Plain
Washington
Civil Service
Refineries Hold Sugar Prices Steady Amid Incoming Shipments
Boston faces a sugar glut as three steamers near the port bringing about 34 million pounds. Refineries American and Revere keep prices at 22 and 22½ cents a pound, while raw Cuban sugar sits at 11 cents. Cargoes include Munaires with 16 million pounds for Boston and New York, Lake Louisa and Craigemere delivering about 12 million pounds to Boston. Dealers scramble as prices hover, and some stores offer 22 cents in bulk or 22½ in packages.
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Boston
American
Revere
Munaires
Havana
American Sugar Refining Company
Commonwealth Pier
Fort Point
New York
Lake Louisa
Cuba
Nuevitas
Shipping Board
Noline
W York
General Janson Withdraws Resignation in War Cabinet
BrusselsAug 25 General Janson minister of war today withdrew the resignation he had tendered His reversal followed council of ministers deliberations on a serious situation created by the move with both chambers adjourned Yesterday Paul Hymans resigned as foreign minister and Premier Delacroix is serving as interim foreign affairs minister
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Brussels
Janson
Council of Ministers
Paul Hymans
Delacroix
Wise remark sparks wits on widows remarrying
The exchange notes that dead men tell no tales and suggests widows marry again. Wise quips on gossip and prudence enter the dialogue as Size offers a wry take on remarriage.
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