Sister Strikes Father in Court as Judge Duff Presides
In Superior Court Judge Judie Duff witnesses a sister walk across the courtroom and strike her father Timothy J. McAuliffe of 29 Essex Street Charles town. After the blow Helen exits as court officers are absent. Timothy, in poor debtor proceedings, faced a prior dispute over a $1100 bankbook assigned by their late brother John to settle debts and funeral expenses.
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Judie Duff
Timothy J. McAuliffe
Essex Street
Charlestown
Helen
Judge Duff
McAuliffe
L. H. Sullivan
Michael J. McAuliffe
B Street
South
Boston
Timothy
John
Duff
Michael
Ochs Plan Aims At Short Atlantic Route From Ireland to Newfoundland
Premier Bond proposes a contract with Ochs of London and Paris to build a short line of steamers from near Galway to Grand Bay Newfoundland. A two hour rail link to Port aux Basques and a 20 knot winter ferry to Gaspe or Sydney would cut transatlantic times to Montreal Boston or New York. The project may tunnel the Belle Isle Straits and create rail links across Green Bay, with subsidies and cross government support to begin within two years.
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ST John’s
N. F
Europe
Bond
Messrs. Ochs
London
Paris
Galway
Ireland
Grand Bay
Newfoundland
Port Aux Basques
Gaspe
P. Q
Sydney
C. B
Boston
America
Montreal
New York
Ochs
Grand Banks
Ochs Syndicate
Belle Isle Straits
Island
Labrador
Green Bay
Seaboard
British
United States
Dominion
Bargain Overcoats and Suits At Discount Prices
Readers note a smart economy as buyers snap up marked down overcoats while others buy now to store for next winter. A good assortment of $12 suits remains at $8.50, appealing to immediate need and prudent forethought.
Labor Union Officers Elected Across Several Bodies
The joint executive boards elected officers including Isaac Creighton as president and William Handrahan as vice president for the Metal Polishers Union.Boston Stair Builders' Union named John Harding as business agent. Electrical Workers Union 103 selected John J. McLaughlin L. W. Kimball and Martin T. Joyce as delegates to a March 10 conference in Brockton. Noddle Island Assembly Knights of Labor reported its 1st anniversary with nearly 400 members and $9000 in the bank.
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Isaac Creighton
William Handrahan
James White
Carey Fanjoy
Sentinel
Michael Carlin
John Harding
Boston Stair Builders’ Union
Coopers’ Union 89
Electrical Workers’ Union
John J. McLaughlin
L. W. E. Kimball
Martin T. Joyce
New England District Council
Brockton
John J. Griffin
Foreman
J. J. O’connor
A. F
United States
Marshal Doherty
Noddle Island
Vast plant may move to Boston
The Boston Post reports Mayor Fitzgerald will invite the National Cash Register Company of Dayton to relocate a vast plant to Boston. City publicity chief Thomas F. Anderson will issue formal invitation and pursue proposals. The move would boost local jobs and tie into strong export and domestic trade routes from Boston.
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Boston
Hugh Chalmers
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Fitzgerald
Boston Post
Thomas F. Anderson
Dayton, C
High School of Commerce
Anderson
Boston Mayor urges new institutions for graduates
Mayor Fitzgerald said Boston needs outlets like the Dayton concern to help hundreds of public school graduates each year. He described it as a great thing for the city and urged support for such opportunities.
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Boston
Dayton Concern
National Company
Fitzgerald
Water Works Employees Endorse Mayor Fitzgerald
The Boston Water Department Assembly 1927 Knights of Labor adopted resolutions commending Mayor Fitzgerald for advocating higher pay for laborers and praising his administrative leadership last night.
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Water Works
Boston Water Department Assembly
Knights of Labor
Fitzgerald
Council tackles 2.1 million loan bills this week
The Common Council convenes in regular session tonight to act on loan measures totaling 2.1 million dollars. Included are a 1 million sewer loan, 600 thousand for sewer drainage, and 500 thousand for street construction, with strong opposition anticipated only to the sewer items.
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Common Council
City Hall
Moran Breaks Promise and Returns to Smoking
District Attorney Moran had promised doctors to quit smoking but resumed after a few hours. He lit a large black cigar after lunch, saying talking harmed his throat and vowed to work more with the pen. He carried the revised laws and looked toward Mr. O'Meara's office.
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Moran
Pawtucket Woman Killed in Store Hatchet Slaying
A Pawtucket woman, Mrs. Henderson, was killed in her store by a hatchet wielded by a robber. The crime left bloodstains across the shop, a doorway pool, and fingerprints on money drawers and boxes. Police scoured the city for the suspect as medical examiner French described fatal head wounds.
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French
North Dakota backs Roosevelt for 1908 nomination
Washington Feb 27. North Dakota endorses Theodore Roosevelt for the 1908 Republican nomination on the House floor. Rep Grenna, while opposing the ship subsidy bill, announced the state would urge Roosevelt at the convention, drawing applause from Republicans.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Grenna
North Dakota
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Phono
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LABOR
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the Post
MR. Chalmers
Council
MR. O'Meara
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Regina Co
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Regina
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Columbia Records
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Rhode Island
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