Women’s license vote urged in city and town elections
A bill filed with the Senate clerk by Senator McKnight of Medford seeks a provision allowing women to vote on the license question in local elections. Other measures include veteran’s exemption from civil service laws and creation of a Capitol police, plus egg dating in cold storage and inspection of charitable institutions by a 10 member religious commission.
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Medford
Beck
Army
Navy
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Morriss
South Boston
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East
Boston
Susan E. Stevens
Malden
Beacon Hill
State House
Urges Jewish Welfare Bureau for Children
Mrs. Martha Silverman, superintendent of the Federated Jewish Charities of Boston, urged the formation of a Jewish Children's Welfare Bureau to conserve develop and insure the future of every helpless handicapped child in the community. She spoke at the conference of Jewish women’s organizations at Temple Israel.
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Jewish Children's Welfare Bureau
Martha Silverman
Federated Jewish Charities of
Boston
Jewish Women's’ Organizations
Temple Israel
Silverman
Auto Driver Choate’s Case Delayed in Superior Court
George W. Choate a salesman of 405 Newbury street appeared before Judge Aiken in the Superior Criminal Court after pleading guilty to operating an automobile in a manner endangering the public. He is at Norfolk State Hospital for Inebriates to gain control of his appetite for alcohol. The case was continued for one month with a decision likely affected by Kinland’s compensation agreement. The accident occurred near Massachusetts avenue and St Botolph street.
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George W. Choate
Newbury Street
Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
Norfolk State Hospital
Kinland
Choate
Lenox Savings Bank President Dead
Lenox, Jan. 9. Frank L. Gilmore aged 57 president of the Lenox Savings Bank died today from a cerebral hemorrhage. He had led the bank since 1912. His death follows the recent passing of Henry Sedgwick president of Lenox National Bank.
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Lenox
Frank L. Gilmore
Lenox Savings Bank
Henry Sedgwick
Lenox National Bank
Gilmore
Butchers Join Meat Boycott Across North and West Ends
Jewish butchers in the North and West Ends form an association and boycott veal and lamb until prices drop. More than 250 butchers pledge to halt purchases, canceling about 50 000 pounds weekly. Vice-President Harry Krivitsky says customers support the move, though no stores will close.
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North
West Ends
North and West End
Butchers’ Association
Harry Krivitsky
Funeral Services for James K. Ryan in Brookline
Funeral services were held at St Sidan's Church Brookline for James K. Ryan a prominent railroad contractor who died suddenly in St Louis while on a pleasure trip Cardinal O Connell attended and delivered a brief eulogy praising his useful vigorous life and business achievements The pallbearers were Boston Dorchester Norwich Scranton and West Roxbury residents Burial followed at St Joseph's cemetery West Roxbury.
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Brookline
St. Louis
St. Sidan’s Church
Cardinal O'Connell
John T. Creagh
John Walsh
New York
Thomas E. Burke
The
Paulist Fathers of
Father McCormick
Holy Trinity Church
Cambridge man charged with mail fraud in coal scheme
Allen J. Litchfield of 29 Pearl Street Cambridge was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Tighe on charges of using the mails to defraud in an investment scheme tied to the American Consolidated Coal Association of Love land Ky. He is released on $500 bail pending a Saturday hearing and said he had previously served six years for larceny.
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Allen J. Litchfield
Pearl Street
Cambridge
United States
Marshal Tighe
American Consolidated Cannel Coal Association
Loveland
Receiver Appointed for Williams Town Glass Sales Co
Bankruptcy petition filed Monday against Williams Town Glass Sales Company of Boston. Factories located in Williamstown New Jersey. Creditors United States Rubber Company of New England William H Packard and Henry W Montague of Boston claim $572.
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Williamstown Glass Sales Company
Boston
Williamstown
N. J
United States Rubber Company of
New England
William H. Packard
Henry W. Montague
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