Mayors Loans Held Up At Aldermen Meeting
Mayor Fitzgerald faced opposition as loan measures totaling over 500000 were not passed, with 200000 for water pipes and 150000 for Columbus Avenue rebuilding tied up. Votes were split 5 5 on several measures, prompting postponements and a veto reconsideration. New Suffolk grand jury jurors and a city building laws commission were announced.
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Fitzgerald
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Baldwin
Committee On Public Improvements
Bangs
Baldwin
Cauley
Hennessey
Kneeland
Whelton
Battis
Bell, Berwin
Draper
Committee On
Columbus Avenue
Bell
Water Department
Berwin
Linehan
Bromberg
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Daniel J. Donahoe
Dennis J. Cantwell
Charles Duckering
James Driscoll
James R. Armstrong
Martin H. Glynn
Storer’s Fake Wedding Joke Spurs Bigamy Doubt
Newton Centre lawyer Oscar Storer faced scorn from friends and disbelief from his wife after he mailed engraved announcements claiming marriage to Miss Maloney of Brookline. He admitted a Texas real wedding to Miss Mary Annette Wood on June 28 and sought help from the Post to prove he is truly married.
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Oscar Storer
Newton Centre
Storer
Boston
Margaret Jane Maloney
Brookline
Newton
Maloney
Mary Annette Wood
Hillsboro
Tex
Texas
Oscar
Miss Maloney
Benedict
Tittle
Post
Accuser Kravatz Arrested After Tire Theft Interlude
Chelsea bicycle dealer Charles Kravatz 28 was arrested by Inspector Rooney after helping trap two alleged tire thieves. Kravatz had been under indictment for over a year and was charged with a prior alleged crime involving Sadie Muscovitz. Court testimony claimed a plot to lure Muscovitz for a divorce and payment.
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Charles Kravatz
Arlington Street
Chelsea
Rooney
Kravatz
Sadie Muscovitz
Anderson Street
Maurice
Body of William Kenibbs to arrive in Boston for funeral
William P. Kenibbs former commander in chief of the Legion of Spanish War Veterans died in Lawrenceville Virginia. His body left Lawrenceville at 2 PM and is en route to Boston via Norfolk and Washington arriving late tomorrow. Mrs Helen Barnard sister of Kenibbs lives at 8 School Street Roxbury will receive the body upon arrival. The Legion will manage funeral arrangements.
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Fitzgerald
William F. Murray
William P. Kenibbs
Legion of
Lawrenceville
Boston
Helen Barnard
Kenibbes
School Street
Roxbury
William Kenbles
Ellis
F. W. Davie
C. L. Smith
Norfolk
Washington
Friends
Spanish War Veterans
Kenibles
Rooney Nominated as Building Commissioner for Roxbury
Mayor Fitzgerald sent John A. Rooney, West Roxbury mason and builder, to the Board of Aldermen for confirmation as building commissioner to replace Charles Logue. Rooney, MIT trained and former Norcross Brothers foreman, has run his own firm 16 years with little political involvement.
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John A. Rooney
Charles Logue
James Mulcahy
Fitzgerald
Board of Aldermen
Rooney
Logue
West Roxbury
Norcross Brothers
Worcester
United States
Ames
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Farmer slain for his gold in Middletown murder
In Middletown Connecticut on July 9 John Anderson found the dead body of George Goodale a fish dealer living alone in West Longhill. Police say Goodale was killed for his money with a blunt instrument. Henry Bailey is sought for arrest after being seen driving away from the scene.
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Middletown
Conn
John Anderson
George Goodale
Goodale
West Longhill
Anderson
Calef
Henry Bailey
Middlefield
Bailey
Inglis
Durham
Henry Gaylord
Ice Dealers Face Grand Jury Over Ice Trust Charges
Charles W. Hallstram says he will present records of the Ice Trust to the grand jury. District Attorney Moran will probe districting and alleged price hikes from 25 to 200 percent. Citizens pay 10 cents more per hundred pounds. some towns face higher costs as winter conditions are blamed. Harry D. Yeaton’s report on the Philadelphia ice trust is being prepared for Moran’s use.
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Charles W. Hallstram
Massachusetts Ice Dealers’ Association
Moran
Ice Trust
Boston
Salem
Quincy
Beverly
Gloucester
Lynn
Harry D. Yeaton
Philadelphia Ice Trust
Felix W. McGettrick
Mr. Moran
Resignation of Medical Examiner Harris Expected Soon
The resignation of Medical Examiner Harris is anticipated daily at the State House. Friends say he contemplated leaving since the Tucker case where he testified, and a successor may not be appointed by Governor Guild until late summer.
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Harris
State House
Tucker
Guild
Turks Wipe Out Bulgarian Bands Near Salonica
In Konopishta district Turkish forces annihilated three Bulgarian bands, killing 92 fighters. Turkish casualties were 20 killed.
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Salonica
Konopishta
Engineers' Milford Strike Declared Off
Milford, July 9. A strike of Webb Granite Company quarry engineers ended after a conference between union officials and manufacturers. The dispute arose over employing a non union man and threatened a broader walkout. Terms of agreement were not announced but said to be satisfactory to both sides.
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Milford
Webb Granite Company
Lord Northcliffe Visits Boston To Buy A Dog For Wife
English press lord Lord Northcliffe, in Boston as W. H. Wilson on the Vendome register, announced his trip is to rest and buy a Boston terrier for his wife. He quipped about American girls, English titles, and the abundance of titles at home before departing for Montreal and Newfoundland.
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Lord Northcliffe
London
Eng
Hotel Vendome
England
Aslfread Harmsworth
London Daily Mail
Vendome Register
W. H. Wilson
Boston
Montreal
Newfoundland
Harmsworth
America
Boston Terriers
Kendall
Back Bay
Newport
Water Works Association Convenes in Boston
Delegates from the far West to the East arrive in Boston for the 26th annual convention of the American Water Works Association. About 600 delegates and ladies are expected. sessions begin today at 10 a.m. in Rogers Building at Tech, with quarters at the Hotel Brunswick.
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Far West
American Water Works Association
Boston
Hotel Brunswick
Rogers Building
Tech
Claims Officer Hit Him Sparks Courtroom Row
17 year old Eugene Flynn alleged Officer Timothy McCarthy of Station 10 struck him outside the courtroom after being arrested for assaulting an officer. Flynn sought protection from Judge Bolster and asked Commissioner O Meara to investigate, while McCarthy denied the accusation and both sides awaited formal charges.
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Timothy McCarthy
Station 10
Eugene Flynn
Bolster
O'Meara
Flynn
Small
McCarthy
Coulter
O’meara
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