McInnes Named City Plumbing Inspector in Boston
Mayor Curley appointed Hector McInnes of 788 Broadway South Boston boxing referee and fight promoter as plumbing inspector at 2000 a year. The move follows earlier 300 salaries for Frank Elberlich and James F. Egan as election commissioners.
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Frank@elberlich
James F. Egan
Curley
Hector cInnes
Broadway
South Boson
P. Harry Jennings
Christina Page
Carrie Sheehan
Michael J. O’day
McInnes
Frank Ganasso
Hill Street
Guy W. Currier
Commonwealth Avenue
Samuel Carr
Currier
Seiberlich
Jacob Wasserman
Two Heat-Related Ailments Reported in Boston
Two heat prostrations occurred in Greater Boston with the day reaching 76 degrees by afternoon. Miss Wstelle Kneeland, 42, collapsed on Sawyer Street, South End, near 2321 Washington Street. Martin Cain, 48, of Walsh Street, Lexington, was prostrated near his home around the same time. Both were taken to City Hospital by passing automobiles. The Weather Bureau warned of cooler unsettled conditions with showers for today and Saturday.
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Greater Boston
Wstelle Kneeland
Sawyer Street
South End
Washington Street
Martin Cain
Walsh Street
Exington
United States Weather Bureau
Five Big Stills Seized in Revere Liquor Raid
Police in Revere conducted a major raid by last evening seizing five operating stills at 347 Mountain Avenue rear building. Sergeant John Shanahan led the operation and arrested Abraham L. Cohen of Chelsea and William Cransky of Revere, charging them with keeping liquor for sale and liquor nuisance.
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Revere
Mountain Avenue, Revere
John Shanahan
Abraham L. Cohen
Third Street
Chelsea
William Cransky Revere
Lincoln Ford breach denied in Detroit report
A Detroit dispatch says reports of a breach between Ford interests and Lincoln Motor Company, including resignations of Henry M. Leland and Wilfred Leland, are unfounded and stem from a general readjustment after Henry Ford and Edsel Ford bought the Lincoln Plant from a receiver.
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Detroit
Ford
Lincoln Motor Ar Company
Henry M. Leland
Wilfred
Jersey blue doomed to die in mass cock fight raid
In West Springfield a final battle royal among 20 surviving fighting cocks ends with a court decree ordering their execution by the axe on June 9. Police seized 100 cocks in Agawam Memorial Day raid. 40 suffocated in bags and 40 more died in a chaotic pen clash on the George Richardson farm.
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Springfield
Jack Dempsey
Fighting Gamecocks
West Springfield
David J. Manning
New England
Agawam
George Richardson
State law requires birds captured in raids be killed
Eloquent pleas were made today but the statute remains unchanged. Detective Manning and Judge Wallace R Heady confirmed the rule that birds seized in raids must die, leaving no chance for survival as retirement from the ring.
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Manning
Wallace R. Heady
Nine of Thirteen Balloons Remain in Swiss Race contest
Chicago dispatch reports nine of thirteen balloons still aloft after leaving Milwaukee for the national contest to select three entrants for an international race in Switzerland. Three descents occurred, one balloon piloted by Roy Donaldson from Springfield Illinois forced down near Milwaukee. Remaining craft drift over Lake Erie toward the east and four head south toward Texas.
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Milwaukee
Switzerland
Roy Donaldson
Springfield
Ill
Lake Erie
Texas
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Washington St
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