Cousins Case Placed on File in Boston Post Office Embezzlement
The government case against Frank Cousins of Salem for embezzling 4725 from postal funds while in charge of special request envelopes at the Boston Post Office was placed on file by U S District Attorney Asa P French with Judge Dodge's approval. The action follows Cousins illness and his sisters aiding restitution.
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Frank Cousins
Salem
Department of Special Request
Boston
United States
Asa P. French
Dodge
United States District Court
Cousins
No Clash in Curley Camp in Ward 17
Alderman James M. Curley faced a muted gathering at Vine Street Church as citizens debated the 80 000 playground for Ward 17. Ex Senator Thomas Curley did not appear and a gate dispute was resolved with Curley in control.
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James M. Curley
Thomas F. Curley
Ward 17
Vine Street
Hibbard
Thomas Curley
Chelsea Chief Is Removed By City Mayor
Mayor John B Beck ousted Police Chief David M Hudson an appointee of former Mayor Willard Captain FitzRoy Grover named acting chief pending permanent replacement Hudson had served since prior administration and his removal followed a late night city action
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John B. Beck
Chelsea
David M. Hudson
Willard
FitzRoy Grover
Left Fielder Bannon Weds in New Haven
George Bannon left fielder of Holyoke, married Alice McCrain of Washington Avenue New Haven. The ceremony occurred at Sacred Heart Church. Bannon, once a New Haven player, now resides in Malden, Massachusetts. Miss McCrann is the daughter of J F McCrann, a fourth ward politician.
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New Haven
Conn
George Bannon
Holyoke Baseball Nine
Alice McCrain
Washington Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Bannon
New Haven Nine
Malden
Mass
McCrann
J. F. McCrann
Fourth Ward
Army visits mayor over unemployed relief bill
An army of about 300 unemployed under Colonel Morrison I. Swift demanded Mayor Hibbard endorse a proposed Legislature bill. The plan seeks 500000 for jobs, a state farm, rent reductions, and other reforms. Hibbard will decide by next Tuesday. Swift urged peaceful assembly and scheduled further meetings.
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Morrison I. Swift
Hibbard
Swift
Roxbury Woman Found Dead in Doorway Murder Suspect Held
Miss Mary McCarthy was found dead in the hallway of 27 Shirley street Roxbury from a gunshot wound. Lodger Michael F Norton 63 is under arrest charged with her murder amid uncertainty whether the death was suicide or homicide. Neighbors report petty disputes and a recent argument before the fatal shot.
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Roxbury
Mary McCarthy
Shirley Street
Michael F. Norton
Miss McCarthy
Norton
Yeggs
Mrs. McCarthy
Leonard
McCarthy
Malden Street
William Joyce
Poplar Street
Roslindale
Joyce
Joy Street
Mary Roberts
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Boston Police Relief Association hosts record concert and ball
Mechanics Hall drew over 4800 attendees for a Police Relief event headlined by a 50 member orchestra. The grand march featured Commissioner O Meara and officials, with officers from every station parading in bright uniforms as guests filled the hall.
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Bluecoats
Boston Police Relief Association
Mechanics’ Hall
O'Meara
Charles P. Curtis
Excise Board
Presi
Frederick N. Wheeler
John Y. Foley
Charles M. Tighe
George M. Mahoney
Dennis L. Reagan
John A
Names of officers listed in local roster
A parade of surnames and given names appears in the roster segment listing officers and enlistees including Wragg Foley Dolan Lial Donahue Ryan Breen Glaw Towle Sargent Dickinson Kenefick Rideout Lewis Nickerson Dever Ryan and others. The names indicate a municipal or military registry event featuring numerous Lieutenants and Sergeants across local services.
Postmen Must Be Five Feet Four, Roosevelt Says
President Roosevelt admitted he did not know about an unusual postal order requiring all postal employees to be at least five feet four inches tall. Representative Overstreet of Indiana pressed him for clarification, arguing faith and efficiency should matter more than height. Roosevelt said he would not explain the order without guidance from the Postmaster General.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Overstreet
Indiana
Overstreet
House Committee On
Postoffice Department
Currency elasticity bill agreed by House banking committee
The House committee on banking and currency agreed today to a bill to increase currency elasticity and report it to the House. Introduced by Mr. Fowler, the measure aims to retire all outstanding national bank bond secured currency and replace it with a new currency backed by general bank assets.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
House
Fowler
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