Peace Plan Aims to Heal Fitz gerald Factions in City Politics
Mayor Fitzgerald seeks reconciliation between the Fitzgerald Lomasney and Donovan Kelcher factions to bury the hatchet before the next municipal campaign. He leans to support Councillor Thomas J Kenny with Donovan Kelcher ties, while Peters Curley may seek other fields. Storrow could stay in the field aided by Municipal League and Good Government Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald-Lomasney
Donovan-Kelcher
Thomas J. Kenny
Peters
Curley
James J. Storrow
Municipal League and Good Government Association
Donovan-Kelcher-Storrow
Mayor Urges Unity Between Warring Ward Leaders
The mayor seeks a coalition of the two major forces to restore ruling influence, inviting City Clerk Donovan and the rival faction chief to amicable talks. He hinted at backing Kelcher for municipal research director before Kelcher declined, and suggested withdrawing in election season if opponents yield to a mutually satisfactory candidate. The mayor reportedly opposes John R. Murphy, favored by the Lomasneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan
Thomas Lipton
Copley Plaza
Finance Commission
Kelcher
Bureau of Municipal Research
John R. Murphy
Lomasneys
Little Mother Is Stricken in Malden Squalor
Five children of Charles W. Dinnen were sent to a contagious hospital with diphtheria while four others were quarantined at 203 Adams Street. Ages 2 months to 15 years. The mother died two months prior. Mary 15 has pathetically shouldered caregiving amid poverty. the father earns meager janitorial wages.
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Malden
Eugene McCarthy
Charles W. Dinnen
Adams Street
Mary
Dinnen
Report Today on Boy Broker
Doctors appointed by Governor Foss examine Robert E. Davie at Boston City Hospital with X ray used. Second examination completed yesterday. Conference held last evening. Governor Foss to receive the report today.
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Robert E. Davie
Foss
Edwin A. Locke
Irwin A. Neff
Frank C. Richardson
Davie
Boston City Hospital
Nurse to Wed Doctor With Whom She Danced
The resignation of Dr Charles Slaughter, house physician, and senior nurse Miss Wilhelmina Dusossoit from Waltham Hospital follows their dancing of the turkey trot in the diet kitchen. The couple are engaged to be married in the near future.
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Charles Slaughter
Wilhelmina Dusossoit
Waltham Hospital
DR. Slaughter
Joke retirement shocks Waltham nurses and doctor
Miss Dufossoit treats her retirement as a joke while Dr Slaughter plans to move south with his fiancée. A Turkey trot dance demonstration by the couple in the hospital dining area triggers trustees to seek their resignations from Waltham Hospital and its Nursing School.
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Miss Dufossoit
Lttle
South
Dr. Slaughter
Waltham Training School For Nurses
Ancient Order of Hibernians to Install Division 58 Officers
Ancient Order of Hibernians will gather at Hibernian Hall in South Boston on Sunday evening to witness the elaborate installation ceremony for Division 58 officers. Benjamin J. Fitzpatrick, Suffolk county vice-president, leads a notable attendance from various divisions to honor his service and the order’s countywide development. The Suffolk county board officers will attend, and all members are invited to witness what is expected to be a highly instructive and entertaining ceremony not seen in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
South Boston
Division 58
Benjamin J. Fitzpatrick
Suffolk County Board
Order
Pilgrims Have Feast and Tree At Annual Banquet
The Pilgrim Publicity Association held its annual banquet at the American House with 800 members in attendance. They performed parodies and vaudeville sketches, then featured a Christmas tree contest between ex Senator Tilton S. Bell and F W Gibson as Santa. Gifts from 52 New England firms accompanied poems, and the Boston Quintet received gold pins. Louis Gibbs welcomed guests impersonating Mephistopheles as the room glowed red with sulphur fumes.
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Pilgrim
Tilton S. Bell
F. W. Gibson
Santa Claus
St. Nick
New England
Boston
Pilgrims
Louis Gibbs
Edison Company
Mephistopheles
Carroll J. Swan
Association
Ralph Menard
Salvation Nell
Salvation Army
Herbert Comie
Uncle Remus
Henry Hale
Mutt
John Morgan
Little Jeff
Lawrence Gould
Boston Quintet
John E. Daniels
Harry Lauder
D. J. McNickle
George Terrien
Shoemakers Strike Affects Haverhill Factories
Five hundred cutters from ten factories walked out today in Haverhill as part of a planned strike led by Eugene A. Maynard of the United Shoe Workers of America. By Thursday about 1500 lasters are expected to join, risking crippling the local shoe industry. Some workers claim blacklisting by the Haverhill Manufacturers' Association, and reports say cutters at C. K. Fox and Emery & Marshall may strike tomorrow, potentially impacting over 6000 workers.
Stockholder seeks receiver for Navin and Kelley Co
George K. Robinson Jr. asks for a receiver for Navin and Kelley Company a stockholder citing mismanagement at the business selling men and women clothing jewelry and related items located at 767 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Robinson, Jr
Navin & Kelley Company
Washington Street
Te Deum at Cathedral for Year’s End and New Beginning
A solemn Te Deum service tonight at 8 at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross will feature regular and sanctuary choirs. The ceremony honors the year closing and prays for blessings on the year ahead, with a special musical program and a benediction to conclude.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
Thomas R. McCoy
Pio DeLuca
Ellen A. McLaughlin
Christine Galbraith
Pio de Luca
F. X. Mahoney
Augustus F. Hickey
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Bosworth
White
Gilchrist A
Washington & Winter Sts
William Filene’s Sons Co
Outfitters
Merchantsi
Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Le _ rgular and
Richmond
Mt. Seat ‘St
Wererest
Lily Brand
Miller
St Price
Shoemakers
A. D. HL
County of
Suffolk
S. H. Harrison
Washington St
Brockton
the House of Kuppenheimes
Beverly
Hyde Park
Lynn
Worcester
the House of Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer
Carr
Excello
Kennedy’s
Immer & Hawley Streets
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