Donahue Turned Down Rumor Hits Senate Cloakroom
Washington July 21 A persistent rumor says Frank Donahue, Senator Walsh’s pick for Boston postmaster, was turned down by the Civil Service Commission. The report names potential Republican appointees Roland S. Baker Brookline George A. Crocker and Charles J. Burrill as possible successors. Democratic Senators offer condolences to Senator Walsh as the matter unfolds.
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Washington
Frank Donahue
Walsh
Boston
Civil Service Commission
Senate
Roland S. Baker
Brookline
George A. Crocker
Charles J. Burrill
Boston postmaster selection to be sent to Wilson this week
The vice commission on the telephone reported no decision yet on the Boston postmaster appointment. It is very likely the candidate’s name will be sent to President Wilson this week.
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Boston Postmastership
Wilson
Police Clean Up Lodging Houses in Worcester Raid
Worcester police began a citywide cleanup of lodging houses after a raid that removed four young women from 136 Southbridge Street. Police cited foreign-operated houses luring suburban girls, with runaway complaints rising. Names given: Leona Bonneau 18, 40 West Main Street. Marion Gaumond 44 West Main Street. Rose Grandison of Southbridge.
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Worcester
Southbridge
Southbridge Street
Leona Bonneau
West Main Street
Marion Gaumond
Rose Grandison
Boston Weather Confounds July Warmth Hints
The Boston weather scene defies summer warmth with cooler readings after a July day that hit 86 early afternoon. The Weather Bureau cautions unsettled conditions, possible showers Tuesday and Wednesday, with little temperature change and moderate southerly winds.
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Boston
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Roxbury Protest Over 10 Cent L Fare in Heath Square
More than 1000 Roxbury and Jamaica Plain residents, aided by a vigilance committee, protested the elevated transit fare. Speakers included Representatives Brennan Englert Niland Moore and Carey and Frank Horgan. A 15 member committee was formed to work with the vigilants and Heath Square may be renamed John Kelley Square.
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James H. Brennan
Charlestown
Heath Square
Roxbury
Upper Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
House of Representatives
Elevated
Frank Leiberttch
John Englert
Niland
Arthur Moore
John Carey
Fields Corner
Frank Horgan
Vigilance Committee
Moore
John Kelley
France
U S Submarine R I Launched at Quincy
The United States submarine R-1 was launched at Quincy by the Electric Boat Company in Fore River yards. Miss Dorothy Batchelder of Medford served as sponsor. The R I class includes 14 boats with eight delivered. R 9 is ready for trials and R 12 will be launched soon.
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United States
R-ll
Electric Boat Company
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Dorothy Batchelder
Medford
Clergy and Faculty Transfers at Immaculate Conception and Boston College High
Rev. John Geoghan announces moves across the Church of the Immaculate Conception and Boston College High School. Key changes include Rev. Arthur J. McCaffrey as dean, several ex army chaplains joining, staff transfers to France Baltimore and Woodstock, and partial church faculty retention with new assignments.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston College High School
Boston College
John J. Geoghan
S. J
Father Devlin
Arthur J. McCaffrey
Brooklyn College
Chateau Thierry
William M. Stinson
Loyola College
Baltimore
BC Faculty shakeup announced at Boston College
Changes at Boston College announced by Very Rev. William Devlin S J newly appointed president. The adjustments, ordered by Very Rev. Joseph H Rockwell S J provincial, take effect today.
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Boston College
Joseph H. Rockwell
S. J
New York-Maryland
Society of Jesus
William Devlin
Boston College Staff and Clergy Named for Parishes
Superior Father Mc Govern and prefects announce clergy assignments including Fathers James Mc Govern Fitzpatrick Cummings and a list of professors headed by Amonds Barter Donoghue Fennell Foley Hoar Kienle McCarthy O'Brien O Hurley Risacher Smith Slattery Waldron. Father Wessling to Church of the Immaculate Conception New York from St Francis Xavier. Report says Father Lyons may move to Church of St Ignatius Loyola New York.
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William Devlin
James T. McCormick
Chaplin
Michael F. Byrne
Arthur J. McCaffray
Francis J. Driscoll
S. J
Jones Pitt Corrigan
Thomas J. McCluskey
James F. Mellyn
Frederick G. Boehm
Philip H. Burkett
Ignatius Weast
John
Robert F. Reynolds
John E. McQuade
Richard A. O'Brien
William EF. Murphy
Gerald ©. Treacy
Atlee F
James L. McGovern
John P. Fitzpatrick
Eugene Cummings
Charles Amonds
Richard J. Barter
John M. Butcher
Catalano
William V. Corless
Thomas A. Donoghue
John F. O'Hurley
Ss. J
William B. O’shaughnessy
John A. Risacher
John Smith
Joseph A. Slattery
John A. Waldron
J. Boston
Father Wessling
St. Francis Xavier’s Church
New York
Father Lyons
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston College
Church of
St. Ignatius Loyola
Eight- Fourth Street
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