Mary Watson reports funds for Irish Victory Fund drive
Dorchester teacher Miss Mary A. Watson announced a total collection of 29 dollars from Dorchester public school teachers for the Irish Freedom Fund. The record lists numerous donors from Dorchester Roxbury and Cambridge streets, with amounts ranging from 50 cents to 25 dollars, deposited through John H. H. McNamee at 83 Summer Street as treasurer.
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Mary A. Watson
Mary Hemenway School
Dorchester
Irish Freedom Fund
John H. H. McNamee
Prudential Trust Company
Summer Street
Teresa Gleason
Stillman Place
Ruth I. Byrne
Mellen St
Grace Murray
Hillside St
Rox
Lice Murphy
Greenbrier St
Alise Barry
Park St
Agnes Brennan
Willis St
Christine Long
Corey St
Chase
Llian
Pattinson
Parkman St
Daniel J. Gallagher
Walter P. Hall
William Sullivan
William J. Day
Michael F. Creed
James H. Baldwin
Motatian
Ek Sac Cans
S. Onofee Co
Exca cd
McRae
Cocore
Samuel Sigitman
Bare Steep
George I. McKelleger
Mattice P. Solilane
Coc
Wee O Mangh Ee
Frederick S. Deitrick
Detrhiin Haba Leey
J. Francis Moloney
Teves Ae
Sadie Lipner-Shulman
Harry W. James
Seika
George H. McDermott
Iene
Rorpos
Maes
Cas
Charles S. O'Connor
Ps Samios
Cc Ys
Friend
Acces
Eae Cuepeca
Charles Sumner Bird
Walpole
Daniel J. Madden
Cambridge St
John A. Hedin
James T. Barrett
Otis St
Eee Nis McCarthy
Fifth St
Oreph H. Kelleher
Ward J. Duffey
Ninth St
Mary Williams
Hurley St
E O'Brien
Hurley’ St
Sullivan
Haurley St
Miss I. Cremins
Ennis
Thomas Gleason
Hallisey
Mr. Jackman
Wm. Doherty
Misa Fox
Mr. Collins
Sacred Heart Court
D. Mahoney
Spring
Patrick Mahoney
Columbia Wes
Michael Buckley
Eugene Buckley
Cambridge
Thomas Curran
Thomas Murray
Re. John Healy
T. Sullivan
Hurley
Mr. Crowley
P, Donovan
Anna G. McMurray
Gaylord St
Allee M. Colbert
Quincy St
Goa
Emily A. Brady
Spolongreots
M. H. Jackson
White St
E. Boston
Gertrude Howes
Winthrop St
Roxvgerk
William M. Hogan
Philip Gans
Frank J. Kelley
Dr. R. W. Young
Paul A. Egan
Thomas Calnan
Louis Lathowiter
Thomas F. Mullin
Thomas E. Willams
John J. Ahern
Martin J. Donlon
Mass. Ave
Michael J. Murphy
Prospect St
Maurice Foley
Spring St
Edward J. Swesney
Sixth St
J. D. Faxon
Michael Minihan
Timothy J. Clifford
Fourth St
Rs. Warren
Squires Ct
Mrs. Crowley
le. McBride
Hurley At.i
Mothy J. Hurley
Mr. Bromberger
Charles At. Bae
Mr. Doyle
Ninth
BA Mortimer Sullivan
Daniel Owens
Margaret Riley
Brook Ave
Roxa Elen Wellin
Minot St
Neponset
Susie J. Berigan
Clarkson St
Dor
Mpotchor Boy
John Lally
Mather St
Aty E. Marrow
Greenbrier
St. Elizabeth Good
Woodbine St
J. J. Hennessey
Church St
O’brien
Mittee
The
John H. Hurley
Barron
Daniel J. Reardon
M. Tracy
Canbridge
Hugh H. Healy
Haskell St
Michael Towler
Fourth
Manuel Ferry
Beally
Morris Fleming
Michael Hynes
Ambrose Redmond
Mrs. Hickey
A. G. Golden
Bloomfield At
Cor
Patrick T. Mullen
John Sullivan
Mr. Donovan
Y. Smith
Jeremiah Desmond
S T
P. O'Connor
Dilworth
McCarthy
J. Burns
Carroll
Miss Mac
John Harrington
Mr. Ford
Michael Bradley
Maddaio
Mrs. Weisbach
Upperman
Michael
J. Margey
J. J. O'Neil
Lambert St
John Mahony
P. J. Dinan
Mrs. Norton
Snoring
A. Guarneau
Williams Bros
Ernsios BE
Aes Veadsas
Mass
Rou Otero
Doherty
Walter Selfridge
Patrick Connery
Buin Gsises
Mrs. Callaghan
Bere As
Catherine Hurley
Srvinces
John Fallon
Mro Myotis
Edward Mullen
Mary A. Hurley
J. Manning
Leary
Second St
HW. C. Hort, 326 Prospect Boee 25 Thomas Cotter, 279 Winsor Meices
Garrett Cotter
Monroe St
John Drummy
Frank Campbell
MceMenimen
Keefe
Butler
Eer McErtoy
Edward Toner
Otis
Eve Sist
Smith
Actine Bhick
Crowley
Anna
Mahoney
O'Neil
Sprihe
John McCrea
Lipson
Fahey
Jellallay
Nagle
McGovern
M. Day
Mary and Nora Scully
Daniel Sullivan
Dr. Murphy
bEys Mary Crowley
Beebs Katherine Leahy
Flynn
Pete Se
James Cunningham
Mulvaney
J. Canty
G. Nelson
Duggan
Eveeseebte
Daniel Daley
Miss Conley
UDR VM Ee
Gag Wm. Fahey
Reardon
Cullen
Ewe Ees
Scott
Buckley
D. A. Scannell
William Lyons
McConnell
Keating
Keenan
Harrington
Edwin B. Burrows
Third St
Greenery
Thomas W. Patten
Charles II
Gaffney
Miss Burrows
James FE. Kelley
John Reardon
Mouser
Oss
William McSorley
Charles P. Morris Boston Herberts
Ober
Cambrid
Fred G. Phill
Ives St
Salem
Kenney
Hind
Nnie Barry
Catonne
Timothy Desmond
William R. Skelly
Thorndike St
M. Powers
Catherine Flynn
Thorndike
Joseph Molloy
Mary T. Walsh
Thorndikea Ee
David W. Boland
R. Reardon
Miss Doody
Neil McFadden
Miss Conlon
Thorndike Les
John Rogers
Thorndike Eee
M. Lombardi
John D. Hayes
Mrs. Jackson
Miss Walker
Jackman
George McGuiness
Fugene Walsh
William Kelley
Mrs. King
D. B. Sullivan
John F. Fairbairn
C. H. Linehan
Miss Finn
Mra. Alberts
Richard, Cox
Hugh Black
Hampshire St
Roland Leahy
Francis McCerron
Jeremiah McCarthy
Filler McCarthy
Michael Reman
Michael Ferrick
Burke
Mary Sweeney
J. Rezendes
Sixth
Stooney
D. Thomas
Misa Mae Thomas
J. Mudgrew
Mary Brickley
Thomas Kingston
Anna Hagerty
Connors
St. Oeives
Matthew Semotan
Olver Chambers
Patrick Tanne
He Wilson
Aeeres
Efé
Hennessey
John McCarthy
Timothy J. Crowler
Josephine Callahan
Alice McDonald
Mary McDonald
M. Doherty
Geo. Demans
Mrs. Hennon
Lewis
Winter
Mrs. C. O'Mahoney
Winter St
Michael Sullivan
Mullins
T. Callahan
T._ O'Leary
Mulling
Tt. Grady
J. J. O’connor
Wm. Walsh
GC. Eagan
Edward Crane
Harvard
James Barry
Dé. Herlhy
Coughlin
Catherine Forde
Deaton
Shannon
Eae
J. Dynan
Haes
Mr. Carroll
Nents
Dynan
Ju Daniel Reed
Esas
Mra. O'Neil
Dt. E. Daley
Patrick Duncliffe
Ifourth
Tim. Donovan
Arpinot
W. Desmond
S “Ourth
D. Kelleher
Mr. McCarthy
O'Relen
Witter
A. Collinn
Gove
Eva
D. J
Thomas Herlihy
Mrs. Johnson
Squire’s
Yovell
Oairs
Warren
Squire’s Ct
N. Maher
Lambert
Mrs. Coleman
Burgess
Vembert
Murphy
Faward H. McCarron
Eve St.cc
M. Morgan
M. Deamond
O'Connor
Gove St
Piace
Fred Belcher
Rakey
Geve St
Cox
J. White
Cove St
Peehetaakey
M. Twomey
CG. Creamer
Calnan
St Seebe
John P. McCormack
Gamb
Td, Herlihy
Nicholas Barry
A. McCarthy
Sea
J. Sullivan
M. Weber
Flahey
Mary Ford
J. Donovan
Ceree
John Crowley
Edward Coll
E. C. Connor
G. Walsh
Tremont Wesses Eac
A. Marsters
Maplewood
G. Sheldon
West Medford
Somerville Fee
Gordonsbury Eee
Straw Necked Ibis in Zoo Flying Cage
A straw necked ibis in Franklin Park Zoo is described as a long necked bird with a sharp beak, skilled at catching tiny fish from pool bottoms. The page lists numerous residents with Thorndike Street and Sixth Street addresses, along with scattered amounts and names, resembling a community ledger.
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Franklin Park Zoo
Moral Curse the Weather In Cambridge Theft
Henry Pigeon of Cambridge dropped a bag on Massachusetts Avenue containing 6361.54 dollars and a Ward Baking Company receipt book. He returned the bag to the company before leaving again. Five hundred dollars later vanished, police recovered the rest and he faces a larceny charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pigeon
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Ward Baking Company
Pigeon
Ritter Seeks German Uniform Return from Wartime Internee
Theodor J. Ritter owner of a Boylston Street foreign book store asks the Northeastern Department to return his German reserve lieutenant’s uniform and dress sword, and an army car to move it home to Newton. General Clarence R. Edwards refused the requests. Ritter, once a lieutenant in the 91st German Infantry under von Hindenburg, was interned early in the war for alleged propaganda activities. Since release, his books have been returned but not the military car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodor J. Ritter
Boylston Street
Fort Oglethorpe
Newton
Clarence R. Edwards
Mr. Ritter
91St
von Hindenburg
Dorchester Legion Parade Called for Dorchester Men
Dorchester Dorchester Legion members from the William L. Drohan Post will parade today in Roxbury. All veterans are asked to assemble in uniform at the Municipal Building Dorchester on Columbia Road and Bird Street this morning. Army men will wear olive drab with black four in hand tie while naval service members wear dress blues and white hats. Overseas veterans may wear the overseas hat and campaign hat wearers are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Drohan
Old Dorchester
American Legion
Roxbury
Municipal
Columbia Road
Bird Street
Dorchester
McDade
Naval Service
Mayor Peters Warns 50 Contractors Over Wages
The mayor warned 50 contractors in the aldermanic chamber that failure to pay prevailing union wages could lead to contract cancellation and action by the municipal law department.
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Municipal Law Department
Peters
Aldermanic Chamber
Noon Concerts Aiding Digestion On Boston Common
Mayor Peters approves a plan for a series of noon concerts in Boston Common during lunch hours. The program aims to draw store workers and the public to the park at noontime and marks an innovation in summer music offerings.
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Boston Common
Peters
Summer music plan outlines 80 concerts in city parks
The advisory committee on summer music led by Wallace Goodrich and James B. Shea plans 80 band concerts this summer across the Common Marine Park Franklin Park Jamaica Pond and Wood Island Park. Noonday concerts run four weeks with evening shows starting July 15 and continuing through late August. Emil Mollenhauer will conduct the Common program and Sunday 3:30 pm venues feature 40 piece bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Goodrich
James B. Shea
Park and Recreation Commission
Marine Park
Franklin Park
Jamaica Pond
Wood Island Park
Emil Mollenhauer
Mollenhauer
Quiet Night Before Hub Has Quiet Night Before
Police report a markedly calm eve amid prohibition and horn bans. Only 17 fire alarms sounded, a fraction of the 100 average, with one blaze at 72 Kingsdale Street Dorchester caused by a sparket and $100 damage. Bonfires sparked minor trouble in Roxbury Crossing but were quickly damped by headquarters teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelly
Kingsdale Street
Dorchester
Roxbury Crossing
King and
Elmwood Streets
Station 10
Hillside Street
Whittier Street
Tremont
Ruggles Street
Hampshire
Four Hart In Auto Accident In Springfield
Four persons injured when an automobile driven by Arthur Bailey of West Springfield was struck by a trolley car near the Plainfield Street bridge. Arthur Bailey has a fractured skull. his wife Mrs Eddy Bailey a broken arm and internal injuries. Louise Lamo taine of Feeding Hills internal injuries and a fractured pelvis. Mrs Lillian Bailey escaped with a broken ankle. Her husband had been killed in a railroad accident weeks earlier.
Newton Girls Learn Baby Care Through Doll Play
Miss Gertrude Kent leads a nine lesson baby hygiene course for 400 Newton girls across 13 playgrounds. Under Ernest Hermann the program frames care of infants as beneficial play aiding future citizen usefulness and aims to reduce infant mortality.
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Newton
Gertrude Kent
Ernest Hermann
Hermann
United States
Mr. Hermann
Miss Kent
Transport Returns for More U S Troops to Brest
The transport Minnesotan departed at 6 15 yesterday bound for Brest to bring home another large U S troop contingent. She is due to arrive there July 13 8. Independence Day will be marked with a celebration aboard the ship by the crew of sailors.
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France
Brest
Jackies
Chicago Cloak and Suit Makers Win Strike
Five thousand cloak and suit makers in Chicago won their strike for higher wages and better conditions, ending today and set to return to work Monday, per the president of the International Ladies' Garment Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Urges Men to Keep Policies in Government Insurance
President Wilson urged service members to retain and convert government life insurance earned during the war into permanent forms. The War Risk Bureau released a wireless message noting the opportunity to transform term coverage to permanent protection and urging acceptance of the policy benefits for dependents and veterans.
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Washington
Wilson
George Washington
War Risk Bureau
Germany
Bonus for Soldiers Signed by Governor Coolidge
Massachusetts residents who served in the U S military or navy in the war are urged by the State treasurer to file applications at Room 370 State House on or after July 15 to receive the $100 bonus. Yeomen are excluded as noted in the act.
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Massachusetts
United States
Germany
State Treasurer’s Department
State House
Coolidge
Legislature Passes Bonus Bill Amid Swift Benefits Plan
The bonus bill cleared both houses after a recall and amendment to exclude yeomen. It includes an emergency preamble making it effective immediately and passes the House 124 to 1 with only Rep Bellows opposing. Senate approval was unanimous. Deputy State Treasurer Willard announced headquarters in Room 870 for distributing the $20 million in bonuses to about 200000 Massachusetts residents, with $100 payments starting soon and ready by July 15.
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Attorney-General
Bellows
Clarksburg
Senate
Charles B. Willard
Massachusetts
Willard
Funeral Notice for Mrs. Emil Senkeeil in Hartford
In Hartford Conn July 1 Mrs Emil Senkeeil formerly Madeline A. Funeral from her late home 8 8 Centre street Brookline. Notice of funeral later.
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Senkebpil
Hartford
Conn
Emil Senkbeil
Madeline
Centre St
Brookline
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