Wisconsin House Rejects Bodenstab Renewal bid
The House voted 7 to 8 against a resolution to seat Henry H. Bodenstab as Representative from Wisconsin's fifth district. The body instead adopted a declaration that Bodenstab did not win a plurality of votes in the December 1919 special election. Victor N. Berger led in votes but was ineligible due to convicts under the espionage act.
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Washington
House
Henry H. Bodenstab
Wisconsin
Victor N. Lerger
T House
Had Habit Of Kicking Her Ends Cambridge Divorce Case
Bridget Woleizo of Boston told Judge Lummus in East Cambridge court that her husband abused her and drank heavily, receiving a decree nisi against Harry W. Woleize of Cambridge. Other decrees granted include parties from Cambridge Boston Waltham Somerville and Lowell on grounds of unfaithfulness cruelty and desertion.
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Bridget Woleizo
Boston
Lummus
East Cambridge
Harry W. Woleize
Cambridge
Willard A. Porter
Marion G. Porter
Walter J. Trasker
Louise S. Trasker
Waltham
David S. MacLaughlin
Somerville
Elsie A.maclaughlin
Harriet E. MacArthur
Anthony MacArthur
Mary King
Winchester
Gannett E
Lost clothes but got cash in a Central Court case
Alfred Burnett, peddler, carried $50 and a diamond ring when invited by Cyril Brown to a party at Smith court. A guest quarrelled with his wife, a stranger pushed a woman who knocked Burnett, then escaped with Burnett’s bill folder. Burnett recovered only hat and coat. Cyril Brown claimed $56 from his fob. Cyril later proved the money was his and was discharged. A claim awaited at Joy street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Burnett
Smith Court
Cyril Brown
Brown
Lafly
Mr. Burnett
Burnett
Central Court
Cyril
Joy Street
Probation for Stock Peculation Involving Frederick J McKinnon
Frederick J. McKinnon, after a second peculation from his state street brokerage employer, was placed on probation by Judge Irwin in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon. About a year earlier he faced another financial affair with his employer but regained his position. The latest issue involved an appropriation of $900 worth of United Fruit stock used to beat the market on margin trades. the attempt failed and the stock was lost.
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Frederick J. McKinnon
State Street
Food steamers sail for Newfoundland bays
Steamers with food for Newfoundland northern bay settlements, cut off by blizzards, sailed today as ice blockade lifted. Milder weather brought rain last night.
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Newfoundland
ST. John's
N. F
Policeman Andrew H McCarthy Retires After 38 Years
Patrolman Andrew H McCarthy of City Hall station retires after nearly 38 years of service. He leaves with a $900 half pay pension and the best wishes of fellow officers and the commissioner for faithful duty.
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Andrew H. McCarthy
City Hall
Big Rush to File State Income Tax Heads to Deadline
Thousands rush to income tax offices at 40 Court street and across the Commonwealth as the filing deadline nears. Less than 90,000 returns had been received by last night and no extra staffing is planned. 30 clerks are on duty and Scollay building remains open until 5 PM today.
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State Income Tax Bureau
Court Street
Commonwealth
Irving L. Shaw
Scollay
Elderly Man Foils Hyde Park Burglars at A and P Store
Michael S. Morton, over 70, heard intruders at a Morton store adjoining the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company in Forest Hills. He wrestled a youth with an axe, captured another, and telephoned police. One juvenile suspect remains unnamed. A similar break had occurred nearby at M. O Keeffe's store moments earlier.
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Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Hyde Park Avenue
Forest Hills
Ty Michael S. Morton
Morton
M. O’keeffe
General Strike at National Calfskin Plant in Peabody
In Peabody 500 workers at the National Calfskin Company voted to strike after the firm shifted to an open shop and cut wages from January 1. The walkout seeks a return to the closed shop and the prior wage levels.
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Peabody
National Calfskin Company
World Famous Rifle Shot Dies in Boston
Major Stuart Wadsworth Wise of the United States Ordnance Reserve Corps, famed rifle expert with multiple world records and trainer of Massachusetts soldiers, died Thursday at Homeopathic Hospital after kidney trouble operation. Funeral will be held this afternoon at Mt. Auburn Chapel.
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Stuart Wadsworth Wise
United States Ordnance Reserve Corps
Massachusetts
Homeopathic Hospital
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Mrs Cox honored by Republican women at tea
Mrs Channing Cox was honored yesterday at a tea by the Republican State committee women's division at the Hotel Bellevue. She stood with Mrs Charles Sumner Bird and greeted more than 600 Republican women and friends. A receiving line included Mrs James P D Tillinghast and other notable guests as she wore black charmeuse and orchids.
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Channing Cox
Republican State Committee
Hotel Bellevue
Charles Sumner Bird
Cox
Bird
James PD. Tillinghast
William Lowell Putnam
EK. F. Wellington
Frank Rand
Frederick G. Bagley
Veterans Appointed To Fire Dept In Probation
Three war veterans began probationary terms with the city fire department at salaries of 1400 dollars. They will receive uniforms at city expense. Named are Florence Moore from 97 Longwood Avenue William F McGranahan of 137 Bunker Hill Street and Henry L Kelley of 30 Faxon Street.
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Florence Moore
Longwood Avenue
William F. McGranahan
Bunker -Hill Street
Henry L. Kelley
Faxon Street
Ireland Relief Fund Receives Wide Parish Support
Letters of Irish distress flood the Massachusetts Committee for Relief in Ireland with testimonies of starvation and endurance. Subscriptions flow in from St Johns Anton rector Rev Mark E Madden and Worcester Local 17008 Water Department Employees union, plus individual donors Mrs Belvidere Bay Rack and Father Splaine Watertown. Contributions go to Joseph H O Neil at 166 Devonshire Street.
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Ireland
Massachusetts Committee For Relief In
America
Mark E. Madden
St. John's
Anton
Father Madden
Water Department Employees’ Union
Worcester
Richard F. Comerford
Devonshire Street
M. W. Twoomey
Belvidere Street
Rack Bay
Richard H. Splaine
Sacred Heart Rectory
Watertown
Joseph H. O'Neil
SHERBURNE 10 KEEP HIS RANK SHERBURNE 10 KEEP HIS RANK
In Washington on February 25 the Senate Republicans defeated a Democratic bid to advance executive action on presidential army officer nominations. A 56 to 34 vote blocked confirmation, after a quorum issue prompted hurried summons. An open session later confirmed three World War I generals as brigadier generals in the Reserve Corps: Richard C. Marshall Jr. Brice P. Disque and John H. Sherburne of Brookline, Massachusetts.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Moses
New Hampshire
Germany
Richard C. Marshall, Jr
Brice P. Disque
John H. Sherburne
Brookline
Mass
Wickersham to Be Coalition Speaker at Mass Meeting
George W. Wickersham former Attorney General and Senator Charles S. Thomas of Colorado will headline the Loyal Coalition mass meeting at Symphony Hall on Monday March 7. George L. Fox Demarest Lloyd and Org W. Solley will also speak. Overflow seating at Convention Hall will ease prior crowding with simplified ticketing including a $2.20 option for numbered seats.
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George W. Wickersham
United States
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
Citizens’ Mass
Loyal Coalition
Symphony Hall
George L. Fox
New Haven
Demarest Lloyd
The
Orge W. Solley
Admiral Sims
Convention Hall
St. Botolph and
Garrison Streets
Funeral Services for Philip Eberle Monday
Funeral services for Philip Eberle father of Rev. George T. Eberle S J of Boston College will be held Monday evening at St Josephs Church. Born in Baden Germany July 10 1833 he lived in Somerville over fifty years retired from shoe business in Union Square and helped found Somerville Savings Bank. Surviving: Charles J. Eberle S J Miss M Marcella Eberle and Rev George T Eberle S J.
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Philip Eberle
George T. Eberle
S. J
Boston College
Columbus Avenue
Somerville
St. Joseph's Church
Eberle
Baden
Germany
Union Square
Somerville Savings Bank
Charles J. Eberle
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
M. Marcella Eberle
Newton mayor George Hutchinson wed in West Newton
George Hutchinson aged 68 a former mayor of Newton and his bride Mrs Henrietta Hunt Ames widow of Charles H Ares were married last Wednesday at the Unitarian Church in West Newton by Rev Julian James. The couple, residents of the Hill district, plan a wedding trip. Hutchinson is described as a pioneer shoe manufacturer.
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George Hutchinson
Newton
Henrietta Hunt Ames
Charles H. Ares
West Newton
Unitarian
Julian James
Hutchinson
Hill
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