Legion Issues First Edition to Members in Massachusetts
The American Legion released its first edition of the American Legion Weekly issued yesterday to members, distributed from Massachusetts State Headquarters at 84 State Street. The issue includes articles on Homes for Service Men by Franklin K. Lane, Blazing the Atlantic Trail, and Yeu-Lady, plus reports of new posts forming including a South End post and a Post 13 for army nurses. A meeting at Triangle Hall organized the Yeomen Post for Charlestown Navy Yard, while a special post for navy personnel connected to the yard was also planned.
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State Street
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Henry Woodhouse
The
Aero Club of America
Paris
Triangle Hall
Mechanics Building
Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Whist Party By A. O. H. Ladies Auxiliary Tonight
A whist party under the Ladies Auxiliary 17 A. O. H. is set for this evening at Lyceum Hall Dorchester and National streets South Boston. Mrs Mary E Hines president of the auxiliary will oversee the event.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary 17
Lyceum Hall
Dorchester
National Streets
South
Boston
Mary E. Hines
Auxiliary
Girl Struck by Auto in Roxbury Collision
Mildred Carroll a six year old of 9 Craft street Roxbury was struck yesterday while crossing the riverway opposite Craft street. She suffered a compound fracture of the left leg and was taken to Peter Bent Brigham hospital by a passing motorist. The automobile owner operator was Joseph Geraraite of 26 Bickerstaff Street Roxbury.
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Mildred Carroll
Craft Street
Roxbury
Joseph Geraraite
Bickerstaff Street
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Garment Makers Return to Work After Lockout
The Cloak and Skirt Makers Union says Goldberg and Zimmerman broke from a prior settlement by locking out 75 workers on Monday. The joint board plans steps to guarantee future agreements are honored before resuming business with the firm.
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Joint Board of Cloak and Skirt Makers’ Union
Goldberg & Zimmerman
Twenty Car Loads of Children Enjoy Blue Ribbon Club Outing
Twenty car loads of East Cambridge children rode to Kingsley Park Fresh Pond for a Blue Ribbon Club outing with club members mothers and sisters as hostesses. They played games ate ice cream and had races culminating in a boxing styled display and a wrestling match. Margaret Crowley of 180 Thorndike Street East Cambridge won a beauty contest for children under five with a gold prize.
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Fresh Pond
Cambridge
Blue Ribbon
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Mike” Burke
Joe’ Hillyer
Mike
Margaret Crowley
Thorndike Street
Barby
John Spencer
Resignations Ahead of Donlan Reinstate Ruling at Infirmary
Mrs Richard C Kirby of East Boston resigned from the infirmary trustees amid hearings over Long Island hospital and almshouse superintendent Dr Charles E Donlan. Miss Isabel Gerrish also stepped down after 21 years as executive secretary, as Judge Joseph J Murley ordered Donlan reinstated and found he was ousted in bad faith. Donlan then filed a 50000 dollar suit against trustees alleging conspiracy. only Mary A Dierkes and James V Donharuma remain on the board.
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Richard C. Kirby
East Boston
Board of Infirmary Trustees
Isabel Gerrish
Kirby
Gerrisn
Charles E. Donlan
Long Island Hospital
Almshouse
Joseph J. Murley
Dr. Donlan
Scared horse nets itself after wild ride
In Adams on July 8 a big draft horse belonging to Samuel Shapiro ran from his yard with a heavy wagon. It bumped two cars, caused a downtown traffic jam, and tangled the wagon with an iron pole. The reins wrapped around the post and the horse, after several turns, sat on the curb nose to the post and waited to be freed.
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North “Adams
Samuel Shapiro
Shapiro
Union
Eagle Streets
State House Briefs on reimbursements after bombing outrages
The Senate substituted for an adverse committee report a bill to reimburse Judge Albert F. Hayden of Roxbury Municipal Court six thousand dollars and Representative Leland Powers of Newton two thousand dollars for damage to their property from recent bombing outrages. Under suspension of the rules the Senate passed readings for highway improvements by the Highway Commission in Holland and Brimfield, another around Leicester Hill in Leicester, one between Holden and the Wachusett Mountain State Reservation, and Prospect Street in Leominster.
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Albert F. Hayden
Roxbury Municipal Court
Leland Powers
Newton
Highway Commission
Holland
Brimfield
Leicester Hill
Leicester
Holden
Wachusett Mountain State Reservation
Prospect Street
Leominster
Coolidge
Belchertown
Amherst
Signs of worms and a nurse's testimonial in an old ad
An advertisement lists worm symptoms and promotes Dr True's Elixir with a testimonial from Mrs H N Roberts of Flint Michigan claiming her baby was cured. It urges immediate use and free correspondence, and notes True & Co of Auburn Maine as the supplier. The text then shifts to a legislative update about a Senate vote on industrial board reforms and other state issues.
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H. N. Roberts
Asylum Street
Flint
Mich
Dr. True
Bonds for Release of Haywood Approved
Chicago July 8 Bonds for the release of William D Haywood leader of the 93 Industrial Workers of the World convicted before Judge Landis last August have been approved by United States District Attorney Clyne and the Court of Appeals. Haywood was sentenced to 20 years and fined $10000 last October He will be the 11th of the 93 to be released on bonds pending appeal.
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Chicago
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Landis
United States District Attorney
Clyne
Court of Appeals
Haywood
Federal Penitentiary
Dorchester Residents protest housing bill at City Hall
A Dorchester delegation representing 2 percent of residents protested to Acting Mayor Francis J. W. Ford at City Hall yesterday against features of the housing bill before the Legislature. Ford pledged to forward their views to Mayor Peters, who was in Maine on vacation, and sent a detailed statement to the mayor last night.
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Dorchester
Francis J. W. Ford
Ford
Peters
Maine
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