Memorial for Irish Leaders Planned in Boston
Plans for an elaborate Collins Griffith memorial service at Symphony Hall Sunday evening were made at a Greater Boston meeting. The gathering will be addressed by nationally known speakers, with Patrick Collins of Chicago, brother of Michael Collins, expected to attend.
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Collins- Griffith
Symphony Hall
Greater Boston
United States
Patrick Collins
Chicago
Michael Collins
Memorial meeting formed for Irish leaders Collins and Griffith
A temporary organization was formed at last night's meeting to arrange a memorial meeting at Symphony Hall for Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith. Matthew Cummings of Neponset and Mrs Mary W Reynaud of Revere were elected chair and secretary. Attys John H Casey Dr Peter J Fleming Michael J Skinner and others spoke praising Collins and Griffith. The event will be open to the public with no admission charge and will emphasize memory over current politics. Committees named include executive and resolutions with members from Cambridge Somerville Chelsea and South Boston.
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Matthew Cummings
Neponset
Mary W. Reynaud
Revere
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Atty
John H. Casey
United States
Peter J. Fleming
Mattapan
Michael J. Skinner
Irish National Foresters
Boston
Ireland
Collins
Griffith
Symphony Hall
Patrick Collins
Matthew Donovan
Charlestown
Mickey Collins
Donovan
Thomas J. Collins
South Boston
Mary A. Landers
Francis J. Butler
Somerville
Patrick J. Larkin
McDonald Speaks at House Rallies During Campaign
Daniel J. McDonald, Democratic nominee candidate, attacked the present clerk of the Superior Court for Criminal Business for seeking a long tenure. He spoke at the New England track championships at Franklin Field and at rallies in Roxbury East Boston and Charlestown. He argued age and elective offices should prevent lifelong appointments and accused entrenched interests of bias.
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Superior Court
Daniel J. McDonald
New England
Franklin Field
Roxbury
Boston
Charlestown
Mr. McDonald
Donaghue Plans Talk on Hangers On in DA Office
Peter J. Donaghue, candidate for district attorney, says he will focus speeches on how leeches in the DA office delay the law. He spoke to labor groups and cited losses of time and money from grafting middlemen at the courthouse. He vowed to drive runners out of the courthouse after election.
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Peter J. Donaghue
Court House
Man hospitalized after visiting friends
William Smith aged 48 of 15 Worcester Square South End went to visit friends at 14 East Springfield Street last night and ended up at City Hospital with a dislocated shoulder and a lacerated scalp. He did not say if he was invited or if he incurred the displeasure of the household, but he did report being greeted with a club which caused his injuries.
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William Smith
Worcester Square
South End
Springfield Street
City Hospital
Coal arrives on steamer Lillian and fuels orders rise
The steamer Lillian from Chesapeake Bay ports brings 081 tons, pushing weekend arrivals to 27 468 tons. George H. Webb of Rhode Island outlines a household fuel order form and warns buyers not to misstate needs or stockpile coal, urging dealers not to deliver where improper.
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Lillian
Chesapeake Bay
George H. Webb
Rhode Island
Mr. Webb
Family Keeps Plentiful Supply for Immediate Needs
A family maintains a ready stockpile to meet current necessities, ensuring daily life runs smoothly without delay.
Concert Held on Boston Common Despite Rain Draws Thousands
A band concert on the Boston Common drew about 5000 attendees yesterday afternoon as fans sheltered under umbrellas from light drizzle. The event appeared well attended with strong turnout despite the weather.
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Boston Common
Radio boom and slump in early broadcasting era
The piece notes a surge and later slump in radio activity as US homes acquire an estimated 600,000 to 1,000,000 receiving sets served by about 600 stations. It mentions 30,000 amateur operators contributing to air traffic and reflects manufacturers' belief that public interest will stay strong.
Roxbury Hebrew School Dedication Planned Next Month
Plans completed for Roxbury Hebrew School dedication on Otlefield street Roxbury largest of its kind in New England affiliated with Shair Title Synagogue Roxbury to serve 1200 children at a cost of 125000 dollars upon completion
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Roxbury
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McDonald
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