Democratic machine may oppose Mrs Duff in school board race
The political clash over the school committee election heats up with Mrs Julia Duff named as a likely Democratic opponent. Rumors place John A Brett in renomination trouble due to ties to Harry Nawn and the Maguire Club while Thomas J Kenny debates a return with McNary backing. The Public School Association vows to elect its slate, with five seats to fill and a crowded field expected from both sides.
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Public School Association
Democrats
Democratic Organization
New School Committee
Julia EK
Duff
Democratic Machine
John A. Brett
Brett
Harry Nawn
Maguire Club
Ward 21
Nawn
Board of Strategy
Jim Donovan
Thomas J. Kenny
South Boston
Kenny
Democratic
William S. McNary
Moors
el Ab
Julia Duff
Daniel
Ward
David A. Ellis
George A. Brock
Charles A. Kip
Clan-na-Gael Entry List At Oak Island Grove
The entry list for the Clan-na-Gael games at Oak Island Grove shows a strong turnout with many events set morning and afternoon. Notable participants include Frank Kanaly and Sam Myers in distance events and Bobby Baker in jumping events, while teams and clubs such as the Boston Rangers Garry Owens and Emeralds are listed for football and baseball.
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Oak Island Grove
Bobby Baker
Sammy Meyers
Frank Kanaly
Tom Keane
Fiddle Hobbs
Louis Guertin
John S. Corbett
Frank J. Ryan
Paul
Connoyer
Fish Marsh
Joseph C. Hart
Eddie Harris
Jerry Moynihan
Tord A. Snow
I’. Boylin
William Manning
Frank Connolly
Harold Tompkins
John
John 8. Corbett
John Leavitt
Pat O’brien
Sam Myers
James J. Quigley
John Brackett
Oscar Anger
J. Moody
Tom Beachmont
Pat Dineen
Tom Williams
John Campbell
George S. Scott
E. H. Mclean
John Hawkins
Harry
Collins Club
South Boston
Clan Cameron
East Boston
Hibernians
Arlington
Boston Rangers
Garry Owens
Boyle O'Reillys
Emeralds
St. John’s Literary Institute
Lowell
Haverhill, Lawrence and Company
Fifth Irish Volunteers
Market Review and Outlook for the Stock Market
Last week saw heavy profit taking led by large pools, yet prices held with only temporary declines. Stocks led by Reading Union Pacific Pennsylvania Brooklyn Rapid Transit Metropolitan Erie and Steel shares fell slightly while a surge of gold shipments to Paris caused minor price dips. The week ended with a cautious but hopeful tone as European tensions remained uncertain and the US fiscal year closed with a near 25 million deficit. Public participation stayed light but dividends and interest payments promise renewed stock investment.
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Reading
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Metropolitan
Erie
Paris
Morocco
Russia
United States
Railroad Earnings Show June Gain Over Last Year
United States roads reporting for the first three weeks of June total gross earnings to 16,295,788 dollars, up 7.9 percent from a year earlier. May and April figures also rise, with notable gains in anthracite coal and Northwest Soo lines indicating a larger tonnage of freight than last year.
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United States
Dun
WEG Sp Alors
Reading
Jersey Central
Northwest
Soo
Middle West
Carnines
Daly Attacks McNamee in Cambridge Sermon
Mayor Daly of Cambridge denounces the ex mayor McNamee as outspoken while praising the silent type in politics and war. He warns against vociferous leaders and calls for honest ballots to protect institutions. He decries dishonest election plotting as a national threat.
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Daly
Cambridge
Trinity Church
McNamee
P. Stearns Davis Post
Washington
Grant
Miles Boom In The Ascendant In Boston Politics
John Mason Little is nominated for mayor by ex Alderman George H tinkham who favors reform and civic nomination. Governors Douglas and Thayer are discussed with Miles as a strong potential candidate capable of beating Guild, as leaders wait for official moves and responses.
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John Mason Little
George Holden Tinkham
Little
Citizens
John ‘Mason Little
Board of Trade
John R. Thayer
Douglas
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Curtis Guild
Gaston
Schoolboys golf entries for fifth annual championship
Forty six entries have been received for the fifth annual schoolboy golf championship to be held Thursday through Saturday at Brookline Country Club. Post entries will be accepted to 6 p m Tuesday with T Briggs Lexington telephone 80 Lex.
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Brookline Country Club
R. H. Aronson
East High School
Columbus
J. W. Coe
St. Paul's
Sanford Terne
KE. T. Cleary
Worcester High
H. H. Wilder
Lowell High
J. H. Hylan
Lowell Textile
T. Briggs
G. G. Livermore
F. P. Estabrook
B. Estabrook
Volkmann
R. R. Kimball
W. F. Howe, Jr
A. McPhail
W. H. Cady
Brookline High
W. Lawrence
KE. D. Johnson
F. Booth
B. S. Evans
de Merritte
Malcolm Stanton
Allen
Newton
H.D. Thurber
Stone's
R. R. Freeman, Jr
Poston
Kenneth Dresser
C. Waterman
G. P. Gregory
C. F. Cairns
Roxbury
L. T. Allen
N. F. Jaunce
H. W. Stucklen
H. B. Kent
R. Marston
Roxbury High
R. R. Gorton
W. F P. Herrick
R. H. Manning
P. F. O'Donnell
P. M. Smith
Newton High
W. L. Santry
Mechanic Arts High
W. MacCorey
Prince
G. H. Pushee
Browne & Nichols
G. H. Jennings
Rindge
W. D. Woodbury
Boston English High
P. Slicks
Arlington High
Howard Johnson
Noble & Greenough
Lexington
Lex
Sweden Proclaims Four War Ports
Stockholm Karlskrona Gothenburg and Farosund declared war ports. Foreign warships excluded. Move deemed a likely measure against Norway, effective immediately.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Karlskrona
Gothenburg
Farosund
Norway
Third Attempt To Burn Dorchester Stable
For the second time this month and third in a year a fire alarm sounded for an unoccupied stable at 260 Norton Street Dorchester. Police from Station 11 investigate whether youths or vagrants are responsible.
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William A. Sullivan
Norton Street
Dorchester
Station 11
Ward 17 Tammany Club Prepares for Tonight
An overflow meeting at Tammany Hall 172 Hampden street with President James M. Curley, plans for the Fourth of July celebration from 8 30 p m July 8 to July 4, plus the July 29 pow-wow. Mayor Dunne of Chicago is expected to be the orator, with remarks from President Dolan of the Common Council.
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Ward 17
Tammany Club
Tammany Hall
Hampden Street
James M. Curley
Dunne
Chicago
Dolan
Common Council
Glad "Dumb Animals" Is Interdicted in Washington
George T. Angell notes the Washington public schools banned the May issue of Our Dumb Animals over an article about President Roosevelt's hunting trip. He argues the action raises publicity and aids humane work and hopes the President's peace efforts influence youth and posterity.
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George T. Angell
Washington
Roosevelt
West
The
United States
Abraham Lincoln
LID PRESSED DOWN AT REVERE BEACH
The Revere Beach lid was lowered by Selectmen triggering closure of studios drawing photographers away. Reports blamed a photographer misbehaving with three young women. others cited unseen patrons as cause. A drowning scare at the bathing raft proved a false alarm. A pop concert at Nautical Gardens and 5000 crowd at Point of Pines featured bands. Police raided Ocean avenue premises seizing 16 bottles of lager.
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Revere Beach
Nautical Gardens
Point of Pines
Lynn Cadet
Milo Burke
Brockton
Pines
Devine, Dyer
Porter
Manuel Costa
Ocean Avenue
Willard, Blackmar
Devine
Daniel Demerritt
Timothy Shaughenessy
Parade of crowds at Paragon Park Hull Veterans event
July 2 Nantasket Paragon Park drew large crowds for Mart land's Band concert hourly Johnstown Flood exhibit Streets of Cairo and Wild West Show all benefiting Hull Veteran Firemen's Association. Bathhouse at the reservation saw many bathers despite bad weather.
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Johnstown
Japan
Cairo
North Pole
Circle
Nantasket
Paragon Park
Martland
Hull
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