Slaying of Patrolman Clancy Shocks Charlestown
A Boston patrolman is shot dead at Roughan Hall in Charlestown as police hunt a young Italian suspect. The weapon a 32 caliber revolver found under a radiator. witnesses describe a frightened dance hall scene with many fleeing patrons. Investigators press on with a wide citywide manhunt and scrutiny of gang activity while clancy’s sacrifice is honored by officials.
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Herbert J. Molinari
Hanover Street
Clancy
Roughan’s Hall
Charlestown
Tians
Molinari
Joy Street
Sudbury
Hanover Streets
Johnson
Goff
Arthur de Franco
Worcester
Magrath
John R. McGarr
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Michael J. Goff
Albodon Dental Cream Claims Tobacco Stain Removal
Philadelphia man, heavy smoker, praises Albodon Dental Cream after dentist recommended it for removing tobacco stain and tartar without enamel wear. He notes dentists use it in the chair. five week tube sold everywhere with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kuebler
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Kuebler
Merchants urged to back higher pay for customs staff
New York Jan 22. The Merchants' Association of New York appeals to all commercial bodies to support a campaign for an adequate wage scale for customs house employees. B A Levett, chairman, says resignations of veteran staff have demoralized the service and harmed business. copies of the report have been sent to Congress and to business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merchants’ Association of New York
Custom House
B. A. Levett
Association
Customs Service Committee
Customs Service
Congress
Boston Post Clancy Fund starts for fallen officer's family
The Boston Post launches a fund for the widow Mrs William C Clancy and her two year old child after Officer Clancy, a hero of Ypres and Boston's new police force, died protecting citizens. Governor Coolidge James J Phelan and Samuel J Powers endorse. readers urged to contribute to the Boston Post Clancy Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypres
Boston
Atlantic
William C. Clancy
England
Clancy
Officer Clancy
the Post
Post
Boston Post Clancy Fund
Coolidge
Post Clancy
William G. Clancy
James J. Phelan
Samuel J. Powers
Newton
Flonzaley Quartet Impresses With Season Opener
The Flonzaley Quartet opened a Boston season at Jordan Hall to hearty applause. The program featured Mason's Quartet on Negro Themes Opus 19 MSS Beethoven Opus 125 and Smetana From My Life. The ensemble displayed flawless unity, vivid solo voices, and varied expression. New violist Bailly joined well and the group wowed a discerning audience.
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Flonzaley
Jordan Hall
Daniel Gregory Mason
Beethoven
Smetana
E Miner
Louis Bailly
Ugo Ara
Magons
Dvorak
Mason
Boston
Railroad Worker Fatally Struck By Locomotive in Fitchburg
Edward Fitzpatrick, a 58 year old boilermaker and veteran Boston and Maine railroad employee, was fatally injured when struck by a locomotive on the tracks while walking home. Cold weather ear wraps may have blocked his hearing. He had worked 35 years at the rail roundhouse.
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Fitchburg
Edward Fitzpatrick
Boston & Maine Railroad
Railroad Roundhouse
Clashes at Hearing of Socialists in Albany Trial
Tense moments marked the trial of five suspended Socialist Assemblymen in Albany New York as committee counsel sought to identifybooks and papers and reserve them for possible later evidence before the Assembly judiciary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Debates Over Evidence Rule During Lusk Committee Hearing
The Lusk committee battle over admissibility of documents continues as Morris Hillquit and other defendants clash with counsel. Witnesses include Anna Stern and Ezra Kauffmann while judges and politicians push for a fair trial amid interruptions and adjournment.
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Morris Hillquit
Louis M. Martin
Evans
Bloch
Mr. Hillquit
Anna Stern
Bronx
Court of Justice
Gilbert BE. Roe
Supreme Court
Fragmentary note on publication of a socialistic booklet
A fragment notes a submission as evidence against Social ism and discusses uncertainty over the author and the Jewish Socialist Federation. It mentions the booklet on sociological problems presenting both sides but translated only portions supporting the dictatorship of the proletariat.
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Kauffmann
National
New York County Socialist Organization
Hall Rogoff
Jewish Socialist Federation of New York
B. Hoffman
Russian Association, Federation
New York
August Claessens
Scott Nearing
Aemaican Socialist Societies
Charles M. Robinson
Lusk Committee
Hillquit
Rogoff
Jewish Socialist Federation
Proletariat
Death of J. W. Hemenway in Hopkinton
James W. Hemenway elected treasurer of the Boston Press Club died at his Hopkinton home after six weeks illness. Born August 16 1853 he worked with the Associated Press and Boston Herald and edited papers in Hopkinton and Milford. Funeral Saturday at 215 from his home. He leaves son Ralph Hemenway of Northampton and daughter Edith.
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Hopkinton
James W. Hemenway
Boston Press Club
Ash Street
Big Town
Fisher Hemenway
Hemenway
Boston
Auburndale
Boston Herald
Milford
Ralph Hemenway
Northampton
Coolidge
Edith Hemenway
Press Club to Act at Noon on Hemenway Death Funeral Plans
Members of the Boston Press Club meet at noon to discuss action following the death of treasurer James W. W. Hemenway and to wrap arrangements for attending his funeral tomorrow.
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Boston Press Club
James W.W. Hemenway
Tech Chambers Present Flag to Back Bay Legion Post
In memory of Lieutenant Alton T. Woods killed in action Technology Chambers at Bates Hall presented a large silk flag to the Back Bay Post of the American Legion. Miss Gertrude Seymour presented the flag in the name of local Chambers guests and Commander Coolidge accepted it. A message of sympathy was voted for Charlestown Post member Patrolman Clancy who died yesterday.
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Alton T. Woods
Technology Chambers
Back Bay
American Legion
Bates Hall
Gertrude Seymour
Chambers
Coolidge
Charlestown
Clancy
Commission Stopped From Entering Cork City Hall
A Sinn Fein parliament commission sought entry with Arthur Henderson and British Labour delegates to inspect Ireland. Police prevented the group from entering Cork City Hall on January 22.
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Cork
Arthur Henderson
Ireland
Bills Would Let Massachusetts Women Vote in Primaries
A bill introduced in the Massachusetts Senate by President Edwin J. McKnight would permit women to vote in the upcoming presidential campaign. It would allow women to vote for presidential electors and for delegates to the Republican and Democratic national conventions at the April 27 presidential primaries, provoking protests from suffragists and anti-suffragists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Senate
Edwin J. McKnight
McKnight urges Massachusetts women to vote for president
President McKnight endorses a bill to grant women voting rights for presidential electors citing federal constitution powers. Suffragists oppose the measure fearing it could derail universal suffrage while anti supporters push use of initiative and referendum to block it before primaries or November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKnight
Massachusetts
United States
Trainmen to Press Demands for 40 Percent Wage Increase
Cleveland dispatch reports the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen with about 300000 members will seek a general wage increase of roughly 40 percent. President William G. Lee asked Director General Hines for a Tuesday appointment and convened 22 executive committee chairs and grand lodge officers in Washington. The demand was first filed July 31, 1919, with President Wilson urging patience until costs of living could be reduced.
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Cleveland, O
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainng
Railroad Administration
William G. Lee
The
Brotherhood
Hines
Grand Lodge
Washington
Wilson
Lee
Sub-chasers shift across Naval Districts in ongoing sale
Sub-chasers Nos. 107 and 216 move to the First Naval District Boston with others listed in Brooklyn Hampton Roads Puget Sound and more. Bids start at $25 with buyer deposits, sale terms and catalogs available from the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts or district commandants. Josephus Daniels.
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First Naval District
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Third ‘Naval District
Fleet Supply Base
29Th St
3Rd Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fifth Naval District
Naval Operating Base
Hampton Roads
Thirteenth Naval District
Puget Sound
Wash
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
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John H. Breslin
America
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Canadian Regiment
Ipswich
Comrades In
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Mowey
Illinois-Rockland
Illinois
Washington St
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Hero
Flonzaley Quartet
Arthur #. Sutherland
Ezra L. Kauffmann
Rochester
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Amour Stedman
Chicago
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Stedman
Mr. Hilquit
J. W. Hemenway
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Art Hickman
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Bureau of Supplies
Navy Department
Washington, D.C
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