Timilty, Roxbury Ward Leader, Dies at 68
James P. Timilty, longtime Roxbury ward boss and friend of Coolidge, died after a career as a straight-talking political power. Born in Boston in 18, he built influence as a labor ally, senator, and contractor, guiding campaigns and aiding neighbors and union workers before illness ended his public fight.
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Martin M. Lomasney
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Central Construction Company
Detained in Vermont in Girl's Death Probe
Gerald Kennette nearly 14 and his younger brother Donald, 9, are detained at Franklin County jail in St. Albans Vermont as authorities investigate the death of Doris Kennette 19 found shot Sunday after the parents returned from neighbors. A murder charge may follow.
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Gerald Kennette
Homer Kennette
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Donald
Professor Morse Delivers First Old South Lecture
Professor Horace F H Morse opened the four part Old South lecture series at the Old South Meeting House with a talk on Massachusetts under the four royal governors focusing on Sir Edmund Andros. The audience was mainly school children, and George A Watkins chaired for the Old South Association.
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Massachusetts
Sir Edmund Andros
Old South Meeting House
Horace FH. Morse
Mount Vernon
George A. Watkins
Old South Association
Favorable Senate Action on Willis Campbell Anti Beer Bill
The Senate Judiciary Committee ordered favorable reports on the Willis Campbell Anti Beer Bill. Chairman Sterling said Senate consideration would come within two or three days. The committee approved amendments to protect legitimate users of alcohol.
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Newburyport Child Run Over by Auto
Five year old Mary Horgan, daughter of Patrolman John J. Horgan, was run over on Franklin street by a car driven by Charles F. Rowell of Purchase street. It is feared the child will not survive.
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Franklin Street
Mary Horgan
John J. Horgan
Charles F. Rowell
Purchase Street
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