Hyde Park Youth Dies After Fall From Truck
John Riley aged 19 of 58 Readville Street Hyde Park was killed when he fell from a motor truck he was riding. He initially appeared only stunned and walked home but later lost consciousness and died at City Hospital. The truck was driven by Alexander Shapard of 78 Davidson Street Hyde Park.
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John Riley
Readville Street
Hyde Park
City Hospital
Alexander Shapard
Davidson Street
William Craig Brookline Official, Merchant Dies in Boston
Funeral for William Craig Brookline Selectman and Winn Ricker Co fruit merchant will be Sunday at 2 PM at his home 15 Columbia Street Brookline. Born January 13 1847 East Corinth Vermont he led the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange and served seven terms on the Brookline Board of Selectmen. Survived by wife two sons and a daughter.
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William Craig
Brookline
Winn, Ricker & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
Columbia Street
Mr. Craig
East Corinth
Boston
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Brookline Board of Selectmen
City Club
Chamber of Commerce
Committee of Food Conservation
Credit unions rally for thrift drive to aid poorer buyers
Delegates from Massachusetts credit unions met at the City Club last night and urged thrift as they announce a campaign to sell war savings certificates to poorer people nationwide.
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Credit Unions of
Massachusetts
City Club
Massachusetts Credit Union Conference Highlights War Effort
J J Bulger of Gilchrist Credit Union chaired the Massachusetts Credit Union Association meeting. Max Mitchell urged credit unions to push war savings certificates, noting 20 000 members and assets over a million dollars. Walter Bosworth stressed adherence to the law as the sector aids working people across the Commonwealth. J C Bills Jr said the 78 Devonshire Street office is available for information.
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Massachusetts Credit Union Association
J. J. Bulger
Gilchrist Credit Union
Max Mitchell
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Massachusetts
Walter S. Bosworth
Commonwealth
J. C. Bills, Jr
Association
Devonshire Street
Fare Rises and Law Change Sought for Transit Credit
William H. Lincoln urged a return to old supervision of public service corporations to restore credit for Commonwealth transportation. He argued fare hikes alone won’t restore credit without legal changes and responsible management by directors with public protections. Henry Parkman cited $33 million in bonds bought with state backing, urging action to protect investments.
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William H. Lincoln
Street Railways Commission
Lincoln
Commonwealth
Mr. Lincoln
Henry Parkman
Provident Institution For Savings
Home Folks Troop Holds Whist for 102d Battalion
The Home Folks troop hosts a whist party and dance tonight at Curtis Guild Hall Commonwealth Armory to benefit the boys of Company 102d Machine Gun Battalion.
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102D Machine Gun Battalion
Curtis Guild Hall
Commonwealth Armory
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