Clash Over Revere Beach Rail Link With East Boston Route
Vice-President M C Brush of the Boston Elevated road and Representative Giblin clashed before the Public Service Commission over a petition to block using the East Boston tunnel for through service to Revere Beach. The panel laid the matter on the table as both Bay State road and T line officials pressed for commission approval of any through line. Giblin attacked politicians while Brush offered a $1000 challenge for proof of any conference, and both sides warned of possible route changes requiring PSC approval.
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M. C. Brush
Boston
Giblin
East
Public Service Commission
East Boston
Revere Beach
James F. Jackson
Bay State
Brush
Macleod
Commission
Bay State Road
L” Road
Bancroft and Sullivan
Bancroft
Sullivan
Fitzgerald
John ¥. Fitzgerald
Dorchester Druggist Dies of Heart Failure at Fenway Game
William E. Coman a 52 year old Dorchester druggist with homes at 289 Centre Street and business at 1662 Dorchester Avenue collapsed during the first inning of a Fenway Park ball game yesterday and died almost instantly. Dr Edward J. O'Brien, another spectator, attended him.
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William E. Coman
Dorchester
Centre Street
Dorchester Avenue
Fenway Park
Coman
Edward J. O’brien
Double Guard at Portsmouth Navy Yard Installed
Officials at the Portsmouth Navy Yard established a double guard around the immense dry dock and the caisson as a precaution against fanatic intrusion. The action follows directions from Washington authorities.
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Portsmouth Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Washington
Drop of 585 in Malden Voter Register
City Clerk Holden reports 585 fewer registered voters in Malden than last year. Total registration fell from 8178 in 1914 to 7598 this year, with every ward and precinct showing a decline.
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Malden
Holden
Ex Secretary Meyer Seen About After Dental Troubles
The Hon. George von L. Meyer former Secretary of the Navy left Rock Maple Farm on Main Street Hamilton after several days of confinement due to tooth extraction complications. He was seen out and about yesterday.
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George von L. Meyer
the Navy
Rock Maple Farm
Main Street
Hamilton
Salem street tree felling sparks Malden protest
Thirty nine shade trees including large elms and maples are being felled in Salem street Malden to widen the street. Residents oppose the action and will press the street commission to immediately plan replacement trees once alterations are finished.
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Maiden
Salem Street
Tremont Street
Malden
Street Commission
Public Work and Aliens in Lynn Case Ruling
Judge McLaughlin refused to grant an injunction to stop Lynn from discharging non residents. The decision upholds Massachusetts citizen employee law and will be reviewed by the full Supreme Court. Wakefield and other officials have been unsettled as 14 non residents were fired locally.
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McLaughlin
Superior Court
Lynn
Massachusetts
A. B. Lee
Supreme Court
Wakefield
Ten Dollars Funded Workgirl’s Ample Vacation Story
A brief item in the Women’s Section notes how ten dollars enabled a working girl to take a generous vacation. The piece highlights frugal savings and the uplifting impact of small contributions on leisure time.
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Post
Boy Drowns at Ryalside Beach
Angelo Divengo an 18 year old resident of Sal on drowned while bathing at Green's Beach Ryalside. Police grappling recovered the body after a pulmotor failed to save him. Divengo had been in the country only a short time and lived on Essex street.
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Beverly
Green's
Ryalside
Angelo Divengo
Divengo
Essex Street
Salon
Trades Union Liberty League Campaign Plans at Roxbury Meeting
Plans and arrangements for the State campaign this fall and for a public meeting in Faneuil Hall on Aug. 29 will be finalized at a Friday executive board meeting of the Trades Union Liberty League. Notices from President Andrew C. Hughes urge all board members to attend due to important discussions.
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Faneuil Hall
Trades Union Liberty League
League
Hibernian
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Andrew C. Hughes
Lincoln Highway Official Dies In Detroit At 54
A. R. Pardington vice-president of the Lincoln Highway Association and a noted figure in the auto world died in Detroit at age 54 after several weeks of illness. He had refereed many major automobile races during the past decade.
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Detroit
Mich
A. R. Pardington
Lincoln Highway Association
Pardington
Monks Clear of Spying Charge in Bari Council Trial
A Bari council of war acquitted five Dominican monks arrested in June on spying charges. The court found the accusation unfounded and the courtroom applauded the tribunal president. Cheers for the army followed the verdict.
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Ancona
M. Patrigani
Patrigani
Giornale d'Italia
Gasparri
Bari
Monsignor
Sili
Adriatic
Rome
Paris
General Turner Named Command of Second Canadian Overseas Division
Ottawa July 28. Announcement assigns General Turner to lead the Second Canadian Overseas division after distinguished service in St Julien. Turner, a Boer War veteran, holds the Victoria Cross and Distinguished Service Order. General Sam Steele takes command of the southeastern England area including Shorncliffe where about 40,000 Canadians are assembled.
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Ottawa
Turner
St. Julien
Africa
Sam Steele
Canada
England
Shorncliffe
Brighton man fined for cruelty to horse
Louis Lampert of Brighton was arraigned and fined $15 by Judge Barnard in Brighton court for beating his horse. The complaint originated from an agent of the society who witnessed the incident after an electric shock. Lampert was arrested Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lampert
Brighton
Barnard
Lampert
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