Patrolman Arrested for Drunkenness Released
Patrolman John Marshall of Joy street station was arrested near Scollay Square subway in citizen clothes after quarreling with a cashier. He was released in Central Court for first offence of drunkenness and faces probable action by the police trial board. Officer Michael Doyle of the Elevated made the arrest.
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John Marshall
Joy Street
Scollay Square
Central Court
Michael Doyle
Elevated
Marshall
Urges General Electric Prosecution by Lockwood Committee
Samuel Untermyer urged the Lockwood committee to turn over evidence of alleged anti trust violations by General Electric to the U S attorney for prosecution He called the company’s history a long trial of deceit and evasion The committee planned an executive session to consider the matter
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General Electric Company
New York
United States Attorney
Lockwood Committee
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Cosgrave calls for action as Ireland aims for self finance
Cosgrave tells critics to stop the oratory and focus on building Ireland in the Free State. He argues Dublin faces homelessness and industrial lag, pledges self financing without US help, and says England and Ireland should pursue friendship while moving forward. He stresses capable administrators over mere talk.
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Cosgrave
Dublin
Ireland
America
de Valera
Mr. Cosgrave
Free State
England
Europe
Fire destroys peanut and almond factory in Somerville
Fire of unknown origin burns Edward S. Kemp's peanut and almond roast on Skilton avenue Somerville destroying the two story concrete building. Firemen say the office and storeroom contents were consumed leaving only walls and part of the roof. About 150 sacks of goobers and large bags of almonds ruined.
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Somerville
Edward S. Kemp
Skilton Avenue
Braves Field
No Censors for Hotel Ballrooms Debated in House
The social welfare committee rejected Police Commissioner Curtis of Boston's proposal for tighter regulation of dances in hotels and restaurants. Opponents from hotel interests argued against the charges by Boston police women that unrestricted dancing leads to immorality in cafes and dining rooms, and the adverse report was filed after a public hearing.
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Committee On Social Welfare
Curtis
Boston
Social Welfare Committee
Hotel Dancers Face Police Regulation Debate in Boston
Albert S. Apsey argues against uniformed police in hotel cafes and dining rooms while criticizing looser rules for motor inns outside Boston. Copley Plaza’s Joseph Champagne defends classy hotel dancing as harmless. River Bank Court’s William Davis questions police overreach but supports possible rules in outlying towns.
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Albert S. Apsey
City of Boston Hotel Men's Association
Boston
Apsey
William W. Davis
Riverbank Court
Woman Hurt After Leap in Front of Train
Lynn police seek Florence Trefry 15 missing since Friday from Mrs. Enos Ringer 525 Summer Street Lynn. Louise Shand 35 Franklin Square House fell before an incoming train and suffered a fractured skull and crushed chest. Police say the fall may have been voluntary and she was taken to Relief Station.
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Lynn
Florence Trefry
Enos Ringer
Summer Street
Franklin Square House
North Station
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