Teachers May Resort to Law Over West Roxbury Parental School Dispute
Mayor Fitzgerald heard three Parental School teachers from West Roxbury as they contest removal from the waiting list under new school board rules. The group argues eight years of service should not require starting at the bottom salary, seeking equal standing with longer-tenured teachers.
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John F. Fitzgerald
West Roxbury
Fitzgerald
Isabelle Mulkern
Dedham
Genette Grady
Elizabeth Dacey
Brooks
Emma M. Gardner
Billings Street
Williams Pink Pills Restore Health in Debility Cases
Dr Williams Pink Pills helped Mrs Sarah Ramsey of Litchfield Ill recover from chronic debility after childbirth. She suffered stomach pains weakness dizziness and nervous strain before taking the pills. She reports improved health weight and strength and now feels like a well woman. The pills cost 50 cents per box or six for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY with a free booklet Plain Talks to Women on request.
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Williams
Sarah Ramsey
St. John St
Litchfield
Dr. Williams
Thaw Defense Counsel Praises Mrs Thaw and Jury Confidence
In courtroom remarks counsel Delmas extols Mrs. Harry Thaw as poised and intellectual while praising Mrs. William Thaw as a strong, supportive matriarch. He lauds the jury as intelligent and capable, noting delays due to high-profile, well-heeled participants and expressing faith in the panel to decide the case fairly.
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Harry Thaw
William Thaw
Public Installation Draws Catholic Order of Foresters
Members of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters from Marlboro Natick Newton Holliston Wayland and other areas gathered in M C O F and K of C Hall South Framingham for a Jubilee Court installation ceremony. D H C Ranger T S Touhey of Medway acted as installing officer with help from St Matthew's Court Natick degree staff. The event was open to the public followed by a banquet and a program of music and readings.
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Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Marlboro
Natick
Newton
Holliston
Wayland
C. Hall
Jubilee Court
T. B. Reardon
Lynn
Daniel H. Maguire
Haverhill
John H. Harrigan
Worcester
Ranger
T. S. Touhey
Medway
St. Matthew’s Court of
Sunday Death List Tells Story of Many Tragedies
A woman identified as Edith Smith, once famed for beauty, is found dead in a Traverse street tenement with a morphine bottle nearby. She had recently served time at Deer Island and lived with an Italian housekeeper in a two room upper-floor flat. The case implicates possible fictitious name and morbid loneliness as police and medical examiner investigate the death and its background.
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Edith Smith
North End
Deer Island
Traverse Street
Giovanni Galbardino
Hanover Street
Desmond
Galbardino
Magrath
Chores to Death Doctors Refuse Aid in Carey Case
James Carey died from choking at his lodgings on Laconia Street after three physicians allegedly refused to treat him without guarantee of payment. Landlady Mrs. Patrick Whalen said Carey struggled to swallow a steak while awaiting help, and police ambulance arrived only after he had died.
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James Carey
Laconia Street
Patrick Whalen
Carey
Fell To Death Charles Wilder Lodger at 1220 Washington
Charles H. Wilder aged 55, a lodger in Herman Holland's apartments at 1220 Washington, was found dead on the stairway at dawn. Bruises and concussion of the brain from a fall are given as the cause. Wilder, a wood turner with an irregular work history, was partly dressed and may have tripped while descending stairs during the night. His son lives in Malden.
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Charles H. Wilder
Herman Holland
Washington Street
Wilder
Malden
Homeless Man Welch Dies in Charlestown Home
Wee Benjamin F. Welch aged 40 died at the home of Mrs. Catherine Poor 3 Harvard Place Charlestown after falling ill yesterday afternoon. Police ambulance took him to Relief Hospital where he died en route. Dr Magrath attributed death to natural causes. Welch had no home and had sought lodging on Saturday night.
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Benjamin F. Welch
Catherine Poor
Harvard Place
Charlestown
Magrath
Welch
Man collapses at home after illness complaint
Yesterday afternoon a man complained of illness and began to leave his house when he suddenly fell unconscious. He received aid but remained unresponsive as emergency responders arrived.
Shea Sees New Chance in Second Trial for Teamsters
Cornelius P. Shea president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters returns to Boston after a Chicago trial ended with a hung jury. He predicts acquittal in a second trial on conspiracy charges tied to the Montgomery Ward case and garment workers strike. He spoke to Boston unions and visits his family at Cambridge.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Boston
Chicago
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Post
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Montgomery Ward Company
Garment Workers
Albert Young
Shea
Boston Teamsters
Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Union 191
Wells Memorial Building
Mt. Pleasant Street
Cambridge
Ovations for Shea Mark Second Teamsters Trial
International President Cornelius P. Shea of the Teamsters received an enthusiastic reception in Chicago as his second conspiracy trial proceeds. He spoke at the Boston Team Drivers Union meeting and at the Boston Central Labor Union, urging confidence in an acquittal. Shea defended his insistence on a swift trial despite the first trial's jury split.
Funeral services for Melvin McCrillis
Funeral services for Melvin McCrillis of Somerville were held yesterday at 2 PM in Boston. The Rev Francis A Gray of Winter Hill Universalist Church officiated with the Schubert Male Quartet singing.
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Melvin McCrillis
Somerville
Boston
Francis A. Gray
Winter Hill Universalist Church
Schubert
Stockdale Picked to Lead New Merged Berkeley Union Church
The Rev. Allen A. Stockdale of Berkeley Temple will be invited to become pastor of the merged Berkeley Temple and Union Congregational Church. The merger takes effect Sept. 1 with both congregations meeting at Union Church. Stockdale, Boston University School of Theology graduate in 1902, welcomed the honor and pledged cooperation in the combined church effort.
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Berkeley Temple
Union Congregational Church
Stockdale
8. L. Loomis
Union Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Boston University School of Theology
Stockee
Post
Milton to muzzle dogs as rabies cases cited
Dr. Austin Peters head of the State cattle bureau says he expects no trouble with Milton authorities over his order to muzzle all dogs. Sourcing the issue to rabies cases found in Milton last December, the town refused earlier action, though con stables could enforce muzzling if needed.
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Milton
Austin Peters
State Cattle Bureau
Peters
Inspector Watts Greatly Improves After Illness
The condition of Chief Inspector William B. Watts at his Roxbury home showed great improvement yesterday. Family members, once barred from the sick chamber, were admitted to visit as the health rebound negated plans for a needed operation.
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William B. Watts
Roxbury
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