Irish Press Optimistic After Dail Adjournment
Irish Times notes a redeeming feature as Dail Eireann adjourns with Collins supporting the move and De Valera opposed and outvoted. Editors say if De Valera rushed a pre Christmas vote he would ignore Clare’s will, while Clare Council backs ratification.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
The
Irish Times
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Eamon de Valera
Friends of Ratification
Ireland
Dail
Freemen's Journal
Commonwealth of Great Britain
Great Britain
Irish Independent
Clare Council
de Valera
Pail
General Baking Sues to Restore Permits for Charlestown Garage
The General Baking Company requests a writ of certiorari in the Supreme Judicial Court to compel the Charlestown street commissioners to rescind their revocation of a license for a proposed garage. The case centers on a gasoline tank tied to campaign issues against John R. Murphy and argues the permit once issued cannot be revoked.
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General Baking Company
Charlestown
Supreme Judicial Court
Board of Street Commissioners
John R. Murphy
Four Christmas Trees at Morgan Memorial
Four Christmas trees loaded with presents and hundreds of lights brought joy to 800 men women and children at the Morgan Memorial last night. The institution distributed toys clothing and useful items to children and adults with gifts on the trees. Clothing and food will be sent to hundreds of families today and a Christmas dinner for about 200 will be served Monday noon at Seavey Settlement. A Christmas concert with a pageant by Morgan Memorials young people is planned for tomorrow night at the Church of All Nations.
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Morgan Memorial
Seavey Settlement
Church of All Nations
Wage board named to revise wages for women workers
A minimum wage board was appointed yesterday by the minimum wage commission to review wages for women employed in the men's clothing and raincoat manufacturing industry. The board will hold its first meeting December 29 at the State House.
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Minimum Wage Commission
State House
Fred Stone entertains 300 at Boston dispensary Christmas
Fred Stone of Jack O'Lantern and Tip Top fame performed for 300 children at the Boston dispensary Christmas event. Violet Zell and Roy Hoyer appeared with a Judy and Punch routine, followed by a dance. Santa distributed 300 gifts from the Junior Red Cross as choir boys sang carols.
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Fred Stone
Jack O’lantern
Boston
Punch
Violet Zell
Judy
Roy Hoyer
Marie Sewall
Red Cross
Santa Claus
Church of the Advent
Social Service Department
Food Clinic
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Margaret Codman
Lily Dale Atkinson
Bertha M. Wood
Vanna Hooker
Constance All
Animal Rescue League plans Christmas dinners for horses
The Animal Rescue League of Carver Street will supply Christmas dinners to more than 3800 horses in Greater Boston starting this morning. Four trucks will visit stables in Newton Watertown Jamaica Plain Cambridge Somerville Brookline Malden Roxbury Dorchester East Boston South Boston Charlestown Chelsea West and South Ends with ground carrots apples ground oats corn and shorts. Stablemen will receive hot coffee and doughnuts, and market district hucksters will also be cheered with coffee and doughnuts.
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The
Animal Rescue League of
Carver Street
Greater Boston
Association
Newton
Watertown
Jamaica Plan
Cambridge
Somerville
Brookline
Malden
Roxbury
Dorchester
East Boston
South Boston
Charlestown
Chelsea
West
Escape from Deer Island Prisoner Samuel Kravitz
Samuel Kravitz of Newton escaped Deer Island prison early Thursday evening by a window cord. He was serving three months for carrying a loaded revolver. Officials credit an accomplice apart from his wife, who visited expecting release for a $1.00 bribe. The escape occurred during the evening moving picture show, the twelfth in the year, and without Master Harlow present.
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Samuel Kravitz
Newton
Deer Island
A. W. Co. IL
Harlow
Court asked to approve dividends for Hanover and Cosmopolitan depositors
Bank Commissioner Allen sought Supreme Court permission to pay dividends to depositors who entrusted savings to Hanover Trust and Cosmopolitan Trust. Cosmopolitan would receive 5 percent and Hanover 20 percent, with funds from commercial department accounts. The case will be reviewed January 10.
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Allen
Supreme Court
Hanover Trust Company
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Commercial Department
Cosmopolitan
Hanover
Accident at Watertown bank triggers alarm scare
An employee at Union Market National Bank in Watertown stepped on a burglar alarm button triggering an alarm. Police, fire crews and over 200 citizens gathered at the bank as staff explained the accident and the crowd remained on edge for a time.
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Union Market National Bank
Watertown
Bank
Holiday Shoppers Fill Downtown Stores in Yuletide Rush
A vast army of Christmas shoppers crowded downtown streets and major stores. Police officers kept order amid tangled traffic and crowded counter aisles. Signs urged patience and directing shoppers to Toyland as holiday decorations enhanced the scene. Extra trains and cars will run due to anticipated heavy travel for the holiday Monday.
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Jordan Marsh & Co
Toyland
Washington Street
Boston & Albany
New Haven
Boston & Maine
El Patrons Bad Day as Boston Elevated Struggles
Boston Elevated passengers faced a bad day with a main power cable short on the Cambridge subway and two on the West Boston Bridge fires caused by ice on the third rail. Three Dorchester youths were arrested by Judge Churchill on larceny and forgery charges linked to mail theft and forged Christmas checks.
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Cambridge
Washington Street
South Station
West Bostoff Bridge
Charles Street
Dorchester
Churchill
Dorchester Court
Grand Jury
Edward Everett Square
Leo E. Libby
Clarkson Street
Frank BE. Rogers
Barry Street
Albert S. Garillo
Downer Street
Auto collision injures Somerville firefighters at emergency call
Deputy Chief Joseph A Cribby and Hose man W Harold Butler escaped with only minor injuries when Cribbys speeding auto mounted the sidewalk on Highland avenue near Grove street while avoiding Engine 4. The unit was racing to a false alarm at Davis square West Somerville, no fire found.
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Joseph A. Cribby
Somerville Fire Department
Highland Avenue
Grove Street
Cribby
W. Harold Butler
Davis Square
West Somerville
Clarendon Building
Funeral for Rev. Geo. L. Perin in Brookline
Funeral services for the Rev. George N. Perin founder of the Franklin Square House will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the Beacon Universalist Church Coolidge Corner Brookline The rites will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Charles Conklin assisted by Rev. Dr. Frank O Hall Rev. Charles R Tenney and J Porter Russell.
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Geo. L. Perin
George N. Perin
Franklin Square House
Naples Road
Brookline
Beacon Universalist Church
Coolidge Corner
Charles Conklin
Frank O. Hall
Charles R. Tenney
J. Porter Russell
Texas Judge Dannenbaum to Speak at Boston Jewish Gatherings
Judge Henry J. Dannenbaum of Texas, a leader in the Palestine Foundation Fund, will address multiple Jewish events in Boston. He is slated to speak at 10:30 a.m. at the Boston Y M H A on Humboldt Avenue and Seaver Street in Roxbury and later at the Copley Plaza Hotel, arranged by prominent local Jewish women.
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Henry J. Dannenbaum
Texas
Palestine Foundation Fund
Boston
Boston Y. M. H. A
Humboldt Avenue
Seaver Street
Roxbury
Copley Plaza Hotel
Arbuckle Second Trial Delayed As District Attorney Misses Date
In San Francisco on December 23 Police Judge Lyle T. Jacks said District Attorney Matthew Brady informed him he would not be ready to proceed January 9 with the second trial of Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle.
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Lyle T. Jacks
Matthew Brady
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Right to Take Husbands Cash Quoted by Judge
Judge Charles M. Bruce in the Malden Court ruled that women are justified in taking money from their husbands. He found Alphonse Di Esco guilty of assault on his wife Lena but released him on probation.
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Charles M. Bruce
Malden
Alphonse di Esco
Lena
di Esco
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