Collateral Loan Co. Robbed in $150000 Loss Reported
Officials reveal a long running scheme at the Collateral Loan Company with losses masked by complex record keeping. Directors say the surplus of $164,476.56 plus capital of $1.2 million fully guards creditors, and public funds are not at risk. leading figures include Charles P. Curtis Joseph P. Kennedy and John F. Moors with Kennedy praised for uncovering the irregularities.
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Charles P. Curtis
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Moors
Boston
Massachusetts
Curtis
Moors
Kennedy
Columbia Trust Company
East Boston
New England
Curtis, Kennedy
Councillor Candidates Balk at Curley Plan Withdrawal Ends Slate Fight
Eleventh hour acceptance failed to materialize and withdrawals passed without protests. The Curley Timilty slate faces a continued contest as candidates stay in the race. Awaited martyrs did not appear, signaling ongoing council clashes.
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Curley
Curley-Timilty
Keyes Quits Race, Bogan and Keenan Remain as Options
In the school committee contest James M. Keyes of East Boston withdraws leaving Dr. Bogan and Dr. Keenan as mayoral prospects. Bogan has the mayoral indorsement and support while Keenan’s candidacy awaits approval. Curley’s stance disqualifies Joseph Lee and Moses S. Laurie’s Curley backing is uncertain amid peace conference talk. A favored Curley Timilty slate rumors hover as unverified.
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James M. Keyes
East Boston
Bogan
Keenan
Joseph Lee
Curley
Lee
Moses S. Laurie
Parker House
Curiey- Timilty
Hickey-Kearns- Doyle
Hogan Makes Civil Service Board Change
Governor Walsh shuffles appointments naming John J. Hogan to the Civil Service Commission replacing Thomas F. Boyle who moves to the Industrial Accident Board on Edward F. McSweeney’s departure. Boyle linked to Mayor Curley while Charles G. Wood is reappointed to the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration.
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Walsh
John J. Hogan
Civil Service Commission
Thomas F. Boyle
Boyle
Industrial Accident Board
Edward F. McSweeney
Curley
Charles G. Wood
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
John J. Shaughnessy
Marlboro
Westboro
Progressives in Bee Hive Form New Order
A progressive group named the Order of the Bee Hive was formed yesterday to promote the 1914 Progressive platform. It is social fraternal and educational with a central lodge and local lodge representation, admitting members 16 and older. Admission is 1 dollar for men and 50 cents for women. minors pay half and dues are half the admission. Meetings will be called as needed.
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Order of the Bee Hive
Matthew Hale
Protestant Church News Highlights and Calls
The Rev. F. A. McGarey of Hartstown Shenango is expected to accept a call from Cambridge First United Presbyterian, to begin early next year. Maverick Church fair in East Boston features Darius Cobb paintings and an art gallery with Miss Cora Bigelow as lecturer. Miss Alice Martha Robertson speaks on women in deaconess work at Greenwood Memorial Church. Rev. Frederic C. Lauderburn to preach at St. Paul Cathedral today. Rev. John A. Mitchell, Brain tree, named pastor of Norwood Baptist Church, R I. Woman's Board of Missions meets tomorrow at Pilgrim Hall, Dorchester.
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F. A. McGarey
United Presbyterian Churches
Hartstown
Shenango
Penn
First United Presbyterian Church
Cambridge
Maverick Church
Boston
Darius Cobb
Cora Bigelow
Alice Martha Robertson
Greenwood Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorchester
Mrs. Mary Brock Dies. Boston School Committee Chair’s Wife
Mrs. Mary L. Brock wife of George K. Brock chairman of the Boston school committee and longtime public school teacher died yesterday at her home 89 Lanark Road Brighton Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 o'clock
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Mary L. Brock
George KE. Brock
Boston School Committee
Lanark Road
Brighton
Governor’s Council lifts poultry transport ban in Massachusetts
The Governor's Council yesterday removed the ban on transporting poultry in Massachusetts. The move followed a recommendation from Commissioner Fred F. Walker of the bureau of animal industry.
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Massachusetts
Fred F. Walker
Bureau of Animal Industry
Adamson's Balsam Adverts Cure for Colds
All druggists sell Adamson's Balsam, the never failing cure for colds. This classic advertisement promotes a universal remedy pitched for common cold relief.
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Adamson
Transferred Patrolmen and Promoted Officers Named in Board Order
Seven patrolmen and five reserve officers are moved in a general order by Commissioner Stephen O Meara with two reserve officers elevated to patrolman. Transfers include Flanagan to Dudley street and Doherty to City Hall Ave, plus reassignment of Linton, McGillivray, Johnson, Quinn, and Brauer. reserves shift to Broadway South Boston and other posts as noted, with promotions for Swanson Malvey Norton to patrolman.
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Stephen O'Meara
Joseph N. Flanagan
Dedham Street
Dudley Street
William H. Linton
Broadway
South Boston
Anthanasius McGillivray
Jamaica Plain
Olaf Johnson
Roxbury Crossing
Thomas F. Quinn
East Boston
John W. Doherty
City Hall Avenue
Andrew Brauer
Thomas F. Harrington
John Kenney
Florence O’reagan
John C. Spillane
Charlestown
Boston
Jeremiah C. Spillane
Joseph B. Swanson
Fields Corner
Michael J. Malvey
James B. Norton
West Roxbury
Class Officers To Hold Over For Year At English High
The Triple Alliance of the English High School will retain its current officers for the coming year. For class 1908-09 C H Hall is president, Emmett Pishon vice president, Elisha Wattles secretary treasurer. For class 1916 Carroll O Neil president, Raymond Hanrahan vice president, Ralph Washburn secretary treasurer. For class 1911 Henry Cheney president, Bert Jacobs vice president, George Read secretary-treasurer. Bernard Landers serves as resident secretary treasurer.
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Triple Alliance
C. H. Hall
Emmett Pishon
Elisha Wattles
Carroll O’neil
Raymond Hanrahan
Ralph Washburn
Henry Cheney
Bert Jacobs
George Read
Bernard Landers
Beleive Brighton Fires Incendiary In Early Morning Blazes
Police in Brighton suspect two fires set by firebugs and launch a citywide hunt. The first blaze damaged a Market and Waverley stable owned by John H McDonald and used by Fitz gerald and Barrett painters, totaling 1000 dollars. A second fire at 80 Lincoln Street damaged Lombard’s stable, valued at 500 dollars.
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Brighton
Market
Waverley
John H. McDonald
Fitzgerald and Barrett
Frank L. Lombard
Lincoln Street
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John P. Lyman
Webster & Atlas National Bank
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Braintree
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