Conspiracy Angles in Lomasney Charter Bill At Governor Walsh
The Lomasney district council bill nears enactment with Governor Walsh to hold a hearing Monday at 10. Boston politicians including Mayor Curley denounce a alleged conspiracy to force a veto. The Good Government Association and 900 signers urge the governor to veto, citing threats to home rule.
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Walsh
Lomasney District Council
Senate
Curley
Boston Charter Association
John A. Sullivan
Richard Olney
Matthews
Thomas J. Kenny
Bernard J. Rothwell
Geoffrey B. Lehy
Morton Prince
Charter Association
Ovides
Bill of Men
Leonard
Boston
Bagley
Bellamy
Boyer
J. P. Brennan
Dean
Doyle
Draper
Fitzgerald
Hickey
Horgan
Johnson
Mack
McGonagle
McLane
O’rourke
Sheehan
Sibley
Tetler
Timilty
Bazeley
Clark
Eldridge
Fisher
Gifford
Gordon
Hilton
Hobbs
Lange Yer
Nichols
Norwood
Williams
McCarthy
Orosper Man
House
Sullivan
Good Government Association
David I. Walsh
Urge Lease of Hampden Railroad to Boston & Maine
Colonel William A. Gaston representing Shawmut Bank Old Colony and Commonwealth Trusts urged a bill to lease Hampden railroad to the Boston and Maine. He noted a 1.4 million loan secured by Hampden stock and tied to a 5 percent return on construction cost per New Haven contracts. Ex mayor Fitzgerald pressed for a $10000 Port Board chair salary and a $16000 contingent publicity fund for the directors.
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William A. Gaston
Shawmut Bank
Old Colony and Commonwealth Trust Companies
Committee On Railroads
Hampden
Boston & Maine
Gaston
Hampden Construction Company
Old Colony Trust
Commonwealth Trust Companies
Mellen
New Haven
Parker
Fitzgerald
Board of
Port Directors
Committee On Ways and Means
Alleged visits of William Rapp Jr to Mrs Katherine Dean detailed
Depositions read in court describe late night and early morning calls to the New York apartment of Mrs Katherine Dean, listed as co respondent in Mme Schumann Heink's divorce suit against William Rapp Jr. Affidavits say the calls continued into daylight.
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Chicago
William Rapp, Jr
Katherine Dean
New York
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Rapp
Rapp and Mrs Dean Tracked by Detectives in New York Case
Detectives testified they trailed Rapp and Mrs Dean to apartments on Home Street and to a hotel, with a janitor, the landlady, and Arthur Shaw recalling sightings. Rossi began shadowing Rapp in December 1912 and observed a shopping trip ending with Rapp entering an apartment with a key and leaving with a suitcase. Goldsmith testified on Rapp’s lodging, while questions about earlier marriages were ruled inadmissible. Mme. Schumann-Heink hopes to sing at Beyreuth. Rapp’s counsel warns days of evidence remain.
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Rapp
Home Street
Marie
Schumann
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Beyreuth
Germany
Graduates Earn Diplomas at Lucy Wheelock School
Graduation exercises at Central Congregational Church awarded 72 diplomas to young women ready to teach kindergarten across the country. The Lucy Wheelock Kindergarten Training School held ceremonies yesterday afternoon.
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Lucy Wheelock
Central Congregational Church
Harvard Educators Warn Against Overrigid Kindergarten Methods
Graduates from distant states completed a Boston training that featured Prof. Henry W. Holmes of Harvard advising against excessive organization in kindergarten work. He urged sentimentality and stressed the close ties between home and school. The ceremony included singing by the graduates and remarks by Rev. Willard L. Sperry. Parents later met faculty at 134 Newbury Street as plans for Pilgrim Road dormitories in Fenway were announced for the new term.
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Boston
Henry W. Holmes
Harvard
Willard L. Sperry
Raymond C. Robinson
Newbury Street
Pilgrim Road
Fenway
Dorchester Celebrates 284th Birthday at Clubhouse
Dorchester marks its 284th settlement anniversary today with events at the Dorchester Clubhouse 26 Talbot Avenue opposite Franklin Field. Fitzgerald, founder of the club, leads the celebration with assist from the Dorchester Dames and officers including Tilton S. Bell as president and Edward G. Richardson as secretary.
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Dorchester
Dorchester Club
Talbot Avenue
Franklin Field
Fitzgerald
Dorchester Dames
Tilton S. Bell
Edward G. Richardson
William D. McKissick
William D. MecKissick
E. P. Dean
Dorchester Day Celebrations Highlighted by Races and Banquet
Dorchester hosts a multi event day with lighting and decorations at the club, a 3 pm horse race featuring Mayor Curley and Patrick O Hearn, parades, a prize program for schoolchildren, open houses, and a 10 mile run. Bands, fireworks, and public remarks mark the festivities across Franklin Field Washington Hall and Dorchester landmarks.
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Curley
Patrick O’hearn
Riley G. Crosby
Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club
Franklin Field Speedway
C. M. Warren
Washington Hall
Cadman Square
S. W. Wales
James Graham
James F. Carey
Albert Fellows
Horace Harris
John A. Anderson
Dorchester Historical Society
Old Blake House
William P. Russell School
Edward Everett Square
Dorchester
William B. Russell
Collins
Mandolin
Dorchester Club
Franklin Field
North Dorchester Athletic Association
Harvard
School Streets
Moore
Talbot Avenue
Stewart
Savin Hill Avenue
Strachan
Eaton Square
Post 68
Collins Square
Stone
Neponset Playground
Sarrington-Sargent
Ninth Regiment
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
Upham’s Corner
Columbus Club
Knights of Columbus
Pleasant Street
Daniel J. Gallagher
Minot Street
Neponset
Walsh
Barry
Mansfield
Frank J. Donahue
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Harvard Street
School
Athelwold Streets
Joseph Reddy
Harvard Improvement Association
Pleads For Posimen 10 Join A F L
The battle for the letter carriers affiliation with the A F L continues with a campaign started at the American House last night. Frank H. McCarthy urged members to join while opponents pressed a strong case, with President Nicholas S. Lawless presiding and introducing McCarthy.
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A. F. of L
American House
Frank H. McCarthy
Urgd
Nicholas S. Lawless
Mr. McCarthy
Funeral for Dorchester Postal Worker Theodore Dennis
The funeral for Theodore C. Dennis of Dorchester, a 45 year postal service employee, was held at the Virginia Street Universalist Church. A postal delegation attended as the casket lay draped with a flag before burial at Cedar Grove Cemetery.
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Theodore C. Dennis
Dorchester
Postal Service
Virginia Street Universalist Church
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Progressives report one third of Bull Moose fund raised
State Progressive leaders announce more than one third of the $50 000 Bull Moose campaign fund has been raised or pledged. They cite reports from teams statewide and auditing figures showing about 13 336.90 on hand or pledged, with recent receipts of 371.75.
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State Progressive Committee
Bull Moose
Osteopaths Receive Degrees at Massachusetts College Commencement
Sixteen graduates received doctor of osteopathy degrees at Ford Hall commencement led by college president Dr Wilfred F.E. Harris. The Rev C P Gifford delivered the address, with welcome by Dr Harry E Wheeler and invocation by Rev H D Maxwell in a large ceremony with many relatives and friends. six graduates were women.
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Massachusetts College of Osteopathy
Stevenson in Chicago Slips Into Relapse
Ex vice president Adlai E Stevenson Jr. suffers a serious relapse in Chicago after a nervous breakdown triggered by his wife’s death six months earlier. He arrived at a hospital three weeks ago from Bloomington home.
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Chicago
Adlai B. Stevenson
United States
Cleveland
Mr. Stevenson
Bloomington
Miss Duncan to Wed C Desmond Wadsworth Today
New York date June 6 Miss Dorothy Duncan daughter of Dr and Mrs Louis Duncan will marry Charles Desmond Wadsworth tomorrow at the Duncan home in Pelham Manor New York City area dwelling in Pelham Manor hosts the ceremony expected to draw family and friends from the district
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Duncan
C. D. Wadsworth
New York
Dorothy Duncan
Louis Duncan
Charles Desmond Wadsworth
Pelham Manor
Boston Chorus Girls in Gay Paris
Sterling Heilig reports from Paris on the Boston Opera company chorus girls who astonished Parisians with their self control and frank American ways. Photographs accompany the tale of their adventures in the French capital.
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Boston Opera Company
Sterling Heilig
Sunday Post
Paris
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Cypress Street
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McNamaras
T. C. Dennis
Ashuman
Stevenson Very
EO Slattery Co
Boston Common
Tremont Street
R.h.stearns & CO
Shuman
Boston Chorus Girls In Gay
James
Montgomery Flagg
Pittsburgh
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Flagg
Newport
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Washington
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Christy Mathewson
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