Boston Teachers Pensioned In Long Service Roundup
The Boston school committee approved pensions for 13 teachers two men and 11 women with service ranging from 28 to 53 years. Notable retirees include Katherine M Adams 53 years four months and Ella Louisa Howe 52 years. Also retiring janitor Winthrop B Robinson after Civil War service. Six principals were named from the rated list with Sept 8 effective dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston School Committee
Boston
Katherine M. Adams
Columbus Avenue
Jason Langdon Curtis
Dwight School
Joshua M. Dill
John
Norcross
Martha Jackson
Rice
Celia A. Scribner
Minot
Elizabeth Reynolds Wallis
John Winthrop
Eldora Maria Soule
Lowell
Julia Ann Hughes
Peters
Winthrop B. Robinson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mary FE. Keyes
William Lloyd Garrison
Boston College Holds First Alumni Field Class Day
The Boston College graduating class held its class day exercises on Alumni Field in Newton yesterday. It was the first observance in two years and the first ever on Alumni Field, with over 5000 friends in attendance making it a big success.
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Boston College
Alumni Field
Newton
Irish Fund Tops 7700 As Seniors Parade And Pageant
Seniors and juniors at the college staged a class day with a flag ceremony at Alumni Field. The centerpiece was a pageant on Bolshevism by the seniors and a play John Barleycorn by the juniors. The Irish Victory Fund total reached 7700.67 with donations listed from Boston figures and local clubs.
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Alumni Field
Joseph A. McAvinnue
Lowell
John M. Tobin
Cambridge
William J. Kirby
South Boston
William J. O’connor
Ray McCarthy
Gus Whelan
Bill Kirby
Harry Fitzpatrick
Bill Walsh
John Barleycorn
Boy Shot Examining Revolver in South End
Leo Freiberg aged 15 of Noanet Street South End was shot in the chest when a revolver he and Dennis Sullivan 14 of Castle Street were handling went off. Freiberg was placed on the danger list at City Hospital but is expected to recover as the bullet glanced off. The pair said they picked up the weapon after it was dropped by a crowd of youths police pursued Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Freiberg
Noanet Street
South End
Dennis J. Sullivan
Castle Street
City Hospital
Miss Paul to Speak at Ratification Rally in Boston
Miss Alice Paul chairman of the National Woman's party will speak at a ratification rally in Ford Hall Boston on Wednesday night. She leads the militant suffrage demonstrations and will make her first Boston appearance at the meeting.
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Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Boston
Ford Hall
Miss Paul
Wilson to Take Fight to Country
President Wilson plans a country-wide speaking tour to urge ratification of the League covenant. He will begin the tour after his return from Paris, following a message declining to provide the Senate with the official treaty text in advance, amid Senate division.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Paris
League
President Wilson plans Westward trip to rally public support
Officials confirm a tentative speaks tour itinerary for President Wilson timed to press the Senate vote on Knoxs resolution opposing the league covenant and the peace treaty. The trip, likely to start July 1 from Washington with a possible Independence Day swing, aims to highlight opposition in Western states.
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Knox
Senate
Tumulty
Wilson
Far West
League
Tne
Versailles
Washington
Peace Conference Receives Irish Resolutions from Congress
The resolutions on the Irish question passed by the American Congress have been formally transmitted to the peace conference in Paris. Delegates Frank P. Walsh and Edward F. Dunne have been informed, while the letter's character remains unannounced. The Ireland report by Walsh Dunne and Ryan goes to Washington for Congress.
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Ireland
Paris
American Congress
Frank P. Walsh
Edward F. Dunne
United States
Messrs. Walsh
Dunne
Michael J. Ryan
State Department
Washington
Congress
Reid & Hughes Company Insures Employees
Lawrence June 16 The Reid Hughes Company announced that it has taken out group insurance for all employees. Leonard E Bennink president and treasurer said the minimum policy is $500 with amounts varying by length of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Reid & Hughes Company
Leonard E. Bennink
Marriage Intentions List Shows Couples Across Boston Areas
A long ledger details numerous couples filing marriage intentions, listing groom and bride names, ages, occupations, and addresses across Jamaica Plain Roxbury Dorchester and surrounding areas. The record includes service members widowed and separated entries with special permits noted by Judge Dowd or Parmenter.
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James P. Kelleher
Forest Hills St
Jamaica Plain
Mary L. Sullivan
Montebello Rd
Harry I. Clark
Carpenter
Langdon St
Roxbury
Persis Y. MacMillan
Shirley St
Louis T. Wilber
Newbury St
Doris M. Owen
Louis Cohen
Angell St
Dorchester
Mary
Breen
Melrose St
George J. Smith
Kingston
Manda Hanson
Jay St
Louis M. da Veiga
Cambe St
Elizabeth H. Carter
Cook
Northampton St
Frederick W. Keylor
Bigelow St
Brighton
Elizabeth A. McNamara
Washington St
Brookline
Joseph I. Sullivan
Mate
Saratoga St
Boston
Matilda Clover
Malden
Vincenzo Pedicelli
Mary R. Campbell
John G. Mann
Howard Ave
Mercedes I. Allen
Benjamin J. Blakney
Chester St
Allston
Eleanor A. Hudson
St. Luke's Rd
John J. Kennedy
Day St
Sadie A. Sheridan
Woburn
Raymond FE. Russell
Montgomery St
Mary E. Wilson
Charlies Colton
Rochester St
Ray Anopsky
Patrick T. MacQueeney
School St
Helen V. Shea
Quincy
Francis X. Gagnon
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Maida A. la Versure
Parker House
Judge Dowd
Walter R. Dame
Water St
Clinton
Elizabeth L. Ayling
Columbia Rd
Herbert I
Henrietta Craig
Swansea
Cecil F. Flintoff
Mechanic U. S. S. Traub
Gertrude L. Marlborough
Saugus
Frederic W. Campbell
Clerk
Bowdoin Ave
Dor
Edith H. Newcomb
Bradlee St
Daniel M. Shea
Concord Ave
Somerville
Nora C. Sullivan
Joseph R. Dunphy
E. Eighth St
Ethel M. Fallon
M St
Edward Garnett
Munroe Terrece
Anna M. Furlong
Dawes St
Sumner St
Mable G. Gould
Winthrop
James D. O'Neil
Lynn
Marguerite J. Cadigan
Ruggles St
Rox
Joseph M. Murphy
Alpine St
Anna D. Rieler
Lambert Ave
Harry E. Rosebach
Mercer St
Julia F. Finn
Boston St
Calder M. Miller
Farwell Hall
Newton
Harriett F. Holmes
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
William H. Coblentz
Emerald St
Martha L. Tobin
Joseph S. Currie
Upton St
Pauline J. McLellan
W. Cottage St
James F. Brown
Mansur St
Emma M. Richter
Mozart St
Jam. Pl
William Armstrong
Ensign U. S. N
Baxter St
Mary A. Burke
Feeder
Mach
Thomas F. Robinson
Fuller St
Julia F. Foote
Michael J. Sullivan
Longshoreman
Cordis St
Mary Murphy
Walnut St
Frederick G. Oberg
East Fifth St
South Boston
Marguerite M. Irving
Mt. Vernon St
Joseph E. Levangie
Seaman
Lillian M. Guay
Dice Stamper
Monadnock St
Judge Parmenter
Israel Entin
Anderson St
Clara Bodin
Irving St
James M. McCormack
Wellington Hill St
Mattapan
Anna C. Qsegg
Huntington Ave
Hyde Park
Robert D. Morgan
Albemarle Chambers
Florence Tyler
Natick
Edson M. Bemis
Helen Donner
Everett
Allen P. Hill
Fenway St
Cora J. Garland
Harvard St
Samuel Wise
Eaton St
Annie Weisgold
Warren J. Wilson
Highland Ave
Florence V. Ward
U. S. A. Signal Corps
Washington ,St
Ralph B. Werner
Chelsea
Argaret T. Melendy
Neptune Rd
Christopher H. Kramer
Mary B. Archibald
Parker St
Harold II. McInnis
Shipwright
Montello St
Mabel E. Weymouth
Dorchester Ave
Walter R. Bailey
Foreman
Congress St
Milford
Violet L. Warley
Oxford Terrace
Joseph Laina
Silver St
Chelsea officer charged with libel over theatre labor dispute
Edward F. Brooker, a Chelsea police reserve, is charged by the Strand Theatre Corporation through its president, Benjamin H. Green, with publishing a circular containing malicious untrue statements about the theatre and attempting to hire someone to injure Green to frame him for resisting an officer.
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Edward F. Brooker
Chelsea Police Department
Strand Theatre Corporation
Benjamin H. Green
Brooker
Green
Breaks in Canton Tied to Auto Mobile Gang
Chief John H. Flood and Canton police attribute two burglaries on Main Street to an automobile gang active in Boston and vicinity. The incidents occurred early yesterday morning at the Canton Garage and Sawyer & Co. hardware store.
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Canton
Sawyer & Co
Main Street
John H. Flood
Boston
Two Holdups In South End Reported
Ivar Reenstiernia proprietor of a drug store at 782 Tremont Street South End was held up by two young men shortly before 9 PM. They robbed the till of over 10 dollars in bills and change and fled toward Roxbury. A prior afternoon holdup at Conway wine store near East Dedham street station netted 50 dollars. The men wore golf caps and had similar ages. one 5 feet 6 inches 145 pounds light complexion the other 5 feet 7 inches 160 pounds dark complexion wearing dark clothing.
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Ivar Reenstiernia
Tremnont Street
South End
Conway
Dedham Street
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Fireworks Display at Braves Field for Bunker Hill Day
Fireworks will form part of Bunker Hill Day celebrations at Braves Field tonight for an elaborate display lifted from embargo restrictions. An 8000 yard technic display is planned with mammoth set pieces including a pyrotechnic portrait of General Edwards. Palladino's band of 30 musicians will perform for about an hour before the fireworks begin around 9 PM.
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Bunker Hill
Braves Field
Edwards
Sreworks
Palladino
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Dwight
Edgar L. Raub
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Broadway
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la Touraine
Quinby
John Barneycorn
Daniels
Joseph F. Mulligan
John Bose
Charles J. McGill
Marlboro
Robert G. Connell
Cornelius Flynn
J. Earls
J. Lyons
J. F. Collins
E. McCabe
Robert Brawley
T. Gately
T. Shaw
W. Kiley
T. Foley
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Henry J. Fitzpatrick
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Tower
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Henry J. Gillen
The
Stylus
Gillen
Silvern
McNamee
John H. H. McNamee
Prudential Trust Company
Summer Street
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Wm. H. Britton
Binney St. Bridge
John J. Morgan
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Lawrence I. Buckley
Timothy F. Sullivan
City Hall
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Treag
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John Freeman McMahon
Catholic Women's Guild
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P. B. Brunick
Patrick F. Lydon
Thomas I. Malloy
Mary Hines
Commonwealth Ave
Mary Donelan
Commony
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River View Rd
Boston Mh
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Ston
Earth
Paul
League of Nations
Lawrence Company
Post
Teola Majauskas
Winfield St
South
Harry F. Whiddon
Kansas City
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Gray St
James A. Cavanaugh
Park St
Ent
Corrigan
Haviland St. Geoces
Hanley
Seaver St
Catherine M. Golden
Sudan
Thomas I. Hankard
Ledgeman
E. Boston
Mary A. Henry
Alden
Arthur F
Lamartine St
Felicita Merchant
Weaver
Westboro
Howard West
Rochdale St
Marion F. Gilmore
Hyde Park Ave
Roland H. Pinel
Independence Ave
Mabel M. Muzun- Hinks
G St
Julis Luinis
Anny Norbutt
Kreeman O. Sims
Brook St
Emma J. Kennedy
W. Selden St
Mat
Alfred J. Staples
Signalman
South St
Ros
Annie BR. Nolan
Harvard Ave
Anthony Avallone
Seventh St
Goldie Britton
Chester A. Smith
Waiter
Grenville Pl
Ruth L. Fisher
Mountfort St
Brockton
Beverly
Providence
Springfield
Kennedy
New England
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Yeggs
Worcester
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