Ice Cream on Fourth for Cambridge Children
Cambridge city committee led by William M. Hogan plans Independence Day festivities with ice cream distribution at twelve locations, games, baseball, hurdlers, and band concerts. Events run 10 am and 7:30 pm at Thorndike Field Cambridge Field Rindge Field Fresh Pond Playground Merrill School Magazine Beach Pond Playground Roberts School Playground Ward 8 Playground Parkway Baldwin Street Cambridge Common and Mill Pond Playground.
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Cambridge
William M. Hogan
Hugh G. Anderson
Franklyn H. Wright
James H. Mahler
Daniel P. Leahy
Thorndike
Rindge
Fresh Pond
Merrill School
Magazine Beach
Pond
Roberts School
Ward
Parkway
Willard Street
Baldwin Street
Cambridge Common
Cambridge Field
Mill Pond
Ward 8
Tech
Fresa Pond
Elphege Leclair Pleads Guilty in Liquor Transport Case
New Bedford traveling salesman Leclair pleaded guilty in Federal Court to illegal transport of 240 quarts of liquor. Judge Morton suggested a $500 fine but the defense asked for $200, with payment due by September 2. failure to pay could lead to jail. Leclair agreed to comply.
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Elphege Leclair
Leclair
New Bedford
Morton
United States
William J. White
Sunset Club to Form Boston Branch for Hub Sexagenarians
The Sunset Club , an international organization for men and women over 60, founded in New York six years ago by Mrs. Caroline Henning Rugg, will form a Boston branch this afternoon at 2 o clock in Trinity Church parish house Copley square. Rector Rev. Alexander Mann has long advised the club. The Boston branch responds to many inquiries from Hub sexagenarians.
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Sunset Club
New York
Caroline Henning Rugg
Boston
Trinity
New Officers Appointed as New England Telephone Reorganizes
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company names three new vice presidents William R Driver Jr as vice president and general manager Charles B Pierce as vice president and general counsel and Charles T Howard from Providence as vice president. Edmund W Longley retains financial duties and Driver handles operations while Pierce covers legal and public relations Howard is Rhode Island based with Providence ties Henry S Robinson becomes assistant treasurer of the reorganized firm in its Providence division.
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
William R. Driver, Jr
Charles 8. Pierce
Charles T. Howard
Providence
Providence Telephone Company
Rhode Island
Edmund W. Longley
Driver
Pierce
Howard
Henry S. Robinson
New Haven R R Announces Immediate Wage Cut
New Haven Conn June 80 Wage reduction on the New York New Haven Hartford railroad authorized by the United States Labor Board will take effect tomorrow. The new scale follows the board’s instructions and applies to railroad workers in New Haven.
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
United States Labor Board
Labor Board
Spiteful landlord found guilty in Roxbury case
In Roxbury District Court Judge Hayden found landlord Charles Paturua guilty of spiteful actions against tenant Julia Fitzgerald of 251 Boston Street. Fitzgerald testified rent rose from 25 to 33.75 with a threatened 40, screens were removed, water shut off, and eviction ordered. The Rent and Housing Commission had investigated prior to the ruling.
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Roxbury
Hayden
Julia Fitzgerald
Boston Street
Charles Paturua
Rent and Housing Commission
Paturua
Fitzgerald
City to Take 300 Children on Summer Outing
Three hundred children from city playgrounds will join the first Randidge Fund outing. The boat departs Eastern avenue wharf at 9 15 this morning for Rainsford Island, daily except Saturdays and Sundays, with Institutions Commissioner Thomas C. O'Brien in charge and Dr. Thomas Cuddy providing medical supervision.
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Randidge Fund
Eastern Avenue Wharf
Thomas C. O’brien
Rainsford Island
Thomas Cuddy
Long Island
Frog Pond to Reopen on Boston Common at 2 PM
Mayor Peters will officially reopen the Frog Pond this afternoon at 2 o clock on Boston Common. He will turn on the water with park commissioners James B Shea Charles A Coolidge and James E B Mc Connell assisting in the dedicatory exercises.
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Frog Pond
Peters
Boston Common
James B. Shea
Charles A. Coolidge
James EB. McConnell
Hudson to Dock Here on the Fourth
The Hudson steamship of the Mail Steamship Company will dock at Commonwealth Pier in South Boston Monday forenoon after arriving late Sunday night from Danzig and Bremen. The vessel, formerly New Rochelle, departed Germany June 2 and carried 22 cabin and 872 steerage passengers, with 12 European nationalities and Poles predominating. The ship likely fills Boston’s July central Europe quota.
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American Steamship Hudson
United States
Mail Steamship Company
New Rochelle
Danzig
Bremen
Commonwealth Pier
Boston
Germany
New York
Europe
MacMillan's Schooner Stays at Anchor Amid Rain
The Bowdoin, Donald B. MacMillan’s white auxiliary schooner, remains anchored at Long Wharf as heavy rain yesterday prevented docking while plans to reach Baffin Land’s western coast to attempt a polar passage continue.
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Long Wharf
Bowdoin
Donald B. MacMillan
Baffin’s Land
Vessels Visited at South Boston Wharf Despite Rain
Crowds sought a view of the anchored vessel off the army supply base in South Boston. Supplies for the first stage of the journey northward waited to be loaded, but rain threatened to spoil the cargo.
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South
Boston
Skeletons admitted without paying out in new tariff bill
Washington June 30. The man who has no skeleton in his closet, or who may want one, will find by paragraph 1601 of the new tariff bill introduced yesterday that he may get it from abroad without paying duty.
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Washington
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Redmond
de Valera
Young Ireland
Patrick H. Pearse
The
New Haven R. R
Knox
DELAN
School Street
Washington Street
Hudson
MacMillan
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Franklin
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