Exhibition by Miss Oliver at Doll & Richards Gallery
Boston artist Miss Jean Nutting Oliver presents oils pastels and miniature portraits at Doll Richards gallery Newbury Street open to the public yesterday for two weeks. Her work emphasizes sober browns greens and pinks with frank natural sitters and restrained arrangements.
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Jean Nutting Oliver
Boston
Doll & Richards’ Gallery
Newbury Street
Miss Oliver
Copley Building
Connecticut
Downs
Burleson Renominated as Postmaster General Confirmed
President Wilson sent to the Senate a renomination of Postmaster General Burleson and the Burleson renomination was confirmed within a few minutes in Washington on January 24.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Burleson
Packers and Labor Plan First Joint Conference
Washington Jan 24 Principals in the packing house labor dispute will meet tomorrow in the first joint conference since the Presidents mediation commission began efforts to settle differences over the alleged failure of packers to honor last months arbitration agreement Secretary Wilson extended the invitation employees had asked for a meeting to discuss grave matters Mr Armour and associates say the meeting is not a conference with unions nor a recognition of any union
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Washington
Packing House
Wilson
J. Ogden Armour
James G. Condon
Secretary of Labor
Armour
Power to Change Military Sentences Bill Submited
Washington Jan 24 An administration bill authorizing the President to suspend modify or annul sentences and orders of military court martial was submitted by Secretary Baker to Senate military committee. He said the power is desirable because many draftees lack familiarity with military law and usages. A similar bill was introduced in the House.
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Washington
Baker
Chamberlain
Senate Military Committee
House
Dorchester Car Service Adds Express Limited Stops
The Elevated company introduces an express or limited stop service between Broadway station in Dorchester tunnel and Uphams Corner and Savin Hill. Starting tomorrow, the move aims to ease overcrowding and congestion that sparked protests after the new tunnel opening.
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Broadway
Dorchester Tunnel
Upham’s Corner
Savin Hill
Dorchester
Dorchester Transit Plan Outlined for Added Service
Edward Dana outlines new routes and service levels for Dorchester lines with elevated rail changes. Proposals include 10 minute headways outside rush and four minute headways during peak periods, with limited stop service to key corridors and a six minute local run to the tunnel. The plan adds routes from Ashmont to Kenmore via Warren and Dudley, and from Uphams Corner to the tunnel, plus an escalator at Broadway station.
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Edward Dana
Daniel T. O’connell
Dorchester Board of Trade
Dorchester
Public Service Commission
Board of Trade
Dana
Meeting House Hill
Dudley Street
Washington Street
Ashmont
Ashmont Street
Kenmore Street
Warren
Dudley Streets
Huntington
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
Savin Hill Avenue
Dorchester Avenue
Uphams Corner
Columbia Road
Broadway
Broadway Station
Dorchester District
City expenses must be cut amid wartime retrenchment
Mayor elect Peters told the Boston Real Estate Exchange at a City Club luncheon that municipal spending must be greatly curtailed because borrowing costs and material prices would hinder municipal improvements during the war. He warned that postwar conditions would demand renewed effort to compete in foreign trade and urged support from commercial bodies to prepare Boston for this effort.
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United States
Boston
Bryan Speaks Here Tonight In Prohibition Preview
William Jennings Bryan will be the principal speaker at Tremont Temple for a Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League event aimed at securing Massachusetts legislative ratification of national prohibition. Former Governor John L. Bates will preside with league leaders Purley A. Baker Ernest H. Cherrington Edwin C. Dinwiddie and Wayne B. Wheeler in attendance.
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William Jennings Bryan
Tremont Temple
Council For National Prohibition
Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League
Massachusetts
John L. Bates
Anti-Saloon League of America
Purley A. Baker
Ernest H. Cherrington
League
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Wayne B. Wheeler
Mrs Winifred Kerr Granted Divorce in Roxbury Case
Mrs Winifred L Kerr of Roxbury was granted a divorce from William J Kerr after she informed the court that his earning capacity over two years was 28 dollars.
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Winifred L. Kerr
Roxbury
William J. Kerr
Jury Chosen in Hennig Treason Trial in Brooklyn
In Federal Court Brooklyn Paul Co Hennig faces treason charges linked to tampering with U S torpedoes during World War I. Jury selection completed with questions on Lusitania sinking and death penalty. evidentiary phase to begin tomorrow as several jurors were excused on challenges.
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New York
Brooklyn
Paul Co
Hennig
United States
Germany
Lusitania
Oneal to Organize Socialists in New York
James Oneal former secretary of the Socialist Party Clubs of Massachusetts resigns to organize in New York where party leaders say the movement has grown large. He will direct organizing thousands of enrolled voters and the many women with franchise in that state.
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Oneal
New York
James Oneal
Socialist Party Clubs of
Massachusetts
Heirs to Share Evans Estate Two Million Each
Salem docket reports Judge A P White of the Essex Probate Court decreed the Evans estate totaling eight million will be divided equally between Margaret A Brigham of Brookline and Rene H Paine of Boston. Maria Antoinette Evans of Boston had disposed of her half by will.
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Salem
Margaret A. Brigham
Brookline
Rene H. Paine
Boston
Robert Dawson Evans
A. P. White
Essex Probate Court
Hach
Evans
White
Maria Antoinette Evans
OConnell Named to Sinking Fund Board
Mayor Curley appoints Joseph P. OConnell of Dorchester to the Sinking Fund Commission. OConnell, a contractor, previously served as treasurer for Curley in the recent mayoral campaign.
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O’connell
Sinking Fund Board
Curley
Joseph P. O’connell
Dorchester
Sinking Fund Commission
Policemen Granted More Days Off and Pay Raises
Boston police officers received new roll call orders for increased days off and higher pay for reservists. The measures were previously issued in January of last year but had not been enforced until now.
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Boston
Pay and leave changes for reservemen listed
Reservemen will get 900 dollars yearly or about seventy five dollars a month, replacing prior daily rates of 2 to 2.25 dollars. The annual leave allowance rises to one day off in eight, about one per week, up from one in twelve.
Indicted for Murder of Fall River Autoist
The grand jury indicted Philip W. Thorpe of Huntington Long Island for murder in the shooting of Manuel C. Almeida a Fall River chauffeur found dead with bullet wounds to the head behind a stone wall in South Som erset on January 9.
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Fall River
Philip W. Thorpe
Huntington, L. I
Manuel C. Almeida
South Somerset
Almeida
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