Mayor at Wonderland Enjoys Exhibit and Mirthful Raffle Scene
Mayor Fitzgerald toured Revere amusement resort Wonderland with family. He admired the incubator exhibit and a three pound baby, predicting a future Democratic voter. The mayor applauded fire laddies and the Wild West Show accident left Mrs. Kennedy injured. her condition was undetermined.
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Mr. Raffles
Fitzgerald
Wonderland
Revere
Fitz
United States
William Kennedy
Dickey
Oakes
Eviction Fails to Stop Quincy Cold Water Man
Arch ie Thayer known as the cold water man faced eviction from his store and home as Henry Faxon and officers cleared the premises. Thayer mounted a water tank on a wagon, paraded to the city square with an American flag and vowed to provide drinks and seating to the thirsty and weary. Police contend he cannot sell on the streets without a license, while locals fear further city upheaval as Grand Army members protest the flag being hauled down.
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Eze
I. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Quincy
Archie Thayer
Henry Faxon
Thayer
Charles H. Johnson
George Abele
Grand Army
Bank Examiner Irving Fayles Resigns in Worcester
National Bank Examiner Irving Fayles of Millbury tendered his resignation to the Comptroller of the Currency in Washington. The resignation was accepted. Arthur A. Simmons, cashier of the Grafton National Bank, was offered and accepted the position.
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Worcester
National Bank
Irving Fayles
Millbury
Ridgley
Washington Today
Fayles
Arthur A. Simmons
Grafton National Bank of
Grafton
Foresters' Presentation Brings Officers Cuff Buttons and Badge
About 200 members of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters gathered in Engineers Hall Canal Street for a double presentation ceremony under Father Thayer Court No 153. Mrs Hannah E Boyle received a gold cuff button set for the past deputy high chief ranger John W Brown, and Mrs Mary Foley awarded Mrs Boyle a gold badge. Speakers included Daniel A Cronin and Charles J Benning. the group then shared supper and socialized with guests.
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Mr. Brown
Mary Foley
Boyle
Daniel A. Cronin
Charles J. Benning
John J. Boyle
John F. Tremble
Honora Murphy
Worcester
Tourists Attend Rockingham Park Races in Salem
The Tourists company led by Richard Golden and Julia Sanderson visited Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire to watch races. They were guests of President Mitchell. The group included Vera Michelena Tesla Niven and composer Gustave Kerker among others. A horse riding appearance by Cora Swift is planned for Brighton Beach next week.
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North Station
Miss Sanderson
Cora Swift
Dick Golden
Mr. Golden
Mitchell
Tourists’’ Company
Richard Golden
Julia Sanderson
Rockingham Park
Salem
N. H
Blue Grass Region
Brighton Beach
Swift
Manager Fitzpatrick
Vera Michelena
Tesla Niven
William Froom
William Dinney
George Schiller
William Pruette
Edna Chase
Edna McClure
Mabel Wilber
Anna Wilson
Gertrude Barthold
Susan Cole
Cora Fiske
Josie Giles
Gustave Kerker
New Duty for Captains in Police Intelligence Offices
Commissioner O'Meara assigns control of intelligence offices to captains of police divisions. The inspector previously detailed will perform regular duty. Licensing of intelligence offices moves to the licensing board under the new law, with police performing the same services for the board as for liquor licenses.
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O'Meara
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