Fitzgerald Says Hearing By Civil Service Commission Is A Farce
Mayor Fitzgerald denounces a Civil Service Commission hearing as a farce and condemns its handling of his appointees. He cites an absent chair and rushed testimony while defending his process and protesting the commission’s silence. He quotes ex Attorney General Parker calling the commission’s conduct dangerous and wrongly interpreted statutes. He recalls an April 29 meeting where two commissioners listened but did not indicate action on John B. Martin.
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Fitzgerald
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Foxcroft
Parker
Draper
Herbert Parker
Messrs. Warren, Curtiss and Foxcroft
John B. Martin
Penal Institutions
Boston
Finneran Heads Offic ers at Pharmacy Association Meet
James Finneran of Boston elected president of the Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association at its 29th annual Swampscott convention. He becomes 1st vice-president Harry A. Barnard of Marlboro. 2nd vice-president Arno M. Dows of Lowell. 3rd vice-president Donald M. Foster of Lynn. permanent secretary James F. Guerin of Worcester. treasurer Thomas B. Nichols of Salem. Trustees named: William F. Sawyer of Boston, George H. Roskell of Boston, and M. D. Mole of Adams.
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Lynn
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association
Swampscott
James Finneran
Boston
Iarry A. Barnard
Marlboro
Arno M. Dows
Lowell
Donald M. Foster
James F. Guerin
Worcester
Thomas B. Nichols
Salem
Permanent Fund
William F. Sawyer
George IL. Roskell
M. D. Mole
Adams
Keane-Fitzgerald Nuptials Dedicate Brookline Wedding
A fashionable ceremony united Miss Mary E. Fitzgerald daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Fitzgerald and John Andrew Keane at St Marys Church of the Assumption Brookline. Mayor Fitzgerald attended with a large reception at the bride’s home and the couple will reside in Watertown after Aug 1.
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Mary Porter
James Fitzgerald
Katherine
Ida Fitzgerald
Augustus T. Donovan
Agnes Fitzgerald
Elizabeth Collins
William Taylor
James M. Morrison
Lilla Morrison
J. P. O’riorden
P. J. Kennedy
Richard F. Field
Joseph Mooney
Frank Lavery
Michael Mitchell
William O'Neil
William Sullivan
Henry Fitzgerald
Albert Mills
Mary
Lena
Eva Daley
United States
Mark Sullivan
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Edward O’brien
J.C. Linnahan
Marie Hefferon
Dae Shortell
Edward Kelley
Edward Moore
Park Board Considers Basin Firework Display Under Limited Protection
The Park Board agrees to support a Fourth of July fireworks show at the basin with Boston and Cambridge Mayors backing the effort but notes it cannot provide night boat or life-saving services. They require contracts and safety arrangements with reputable firms and warn attendees assume navigation risks due to limited board authority and post July 1 funding. The board pledges cooperation to keep boats aligned and the channel open for the display.
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Boston
Cambridge
Yoour Committee
Ofiers
W. B. DE Las Casas
Angelus Kerens Weds Louis de Pass at Newton Church
Angelus Veronica Kerens daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kerens Newton married Louis Joseph de Pass son of Mr and Mrs Louis W de Pass of Watertown at the Church of Our Lady. Rev A Malone officiated with George A de Pass as best man and Loretta Kerens as bridesmaid. The couple left for a wedding trip to New York Albany and the Berkshires.
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Newton
Church of Our Lady
Angelus Veronica Kerens
John Kerens
Louis Joseph de Pass
Louis W. de Pass
Fayette Street
Watertown
A. Malone
George A. de Pass
Loretta Kerens
de Pass
New York
Albany
Berkshires
City leaders pledge safe July 4 river display on Charles basin
Mayor Fitzgerald says Boston and Cambridge will use the Charles river basin for fireworks on July 4 with police along the riverbanks and a citizen committee to aid safety. The Metropolitan Park Commission has approved the plan, and both cities will fund safety measures and boats for accident protection.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Metropolitan Park Commission
Safe and Sane Fourth Committee
Charles River
Cambridge Bridge
O'Meara
Brooks
Cambridge
Boston
E River Ba
Bride and groom unite in North Woburn church ceremony
Miss Mabel Florence Graham daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Graham 66 School Street North Woburn and Alexander Perry son of Thomas Perry Buffalo New York were married at North Congregational Church at 7 pm Rev George H Tilton officiating Best man was William Perry of Buffalo and maid of honor was Miss Ida M Graham The couple will reside in Buffalo where the groom works in business.
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Mrs. Perry
Buffalo
Regnier-Wiley Nuptials in Dorchester at St Gregorys
Nona P Regnier of Dorchester sister of A E Regnier the Brown athlete married last night to Harry D Wiley of Beal Street Dorchester at 7 o clock in St Gregorys Church Bridesmaids were Annette and Madone Regnier sisters of the bride and Kit Regnier last year all American end on the Brown football team best man The couple will reside on Talbot Avenue Dorchester
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Nona P. Regnier
Dorchester
A. E. Regnier
Harry D. Wiley
Bealstreet
St. Gregory's Church
Annette
Madone Regnier
Kit’ Regnier
Talbot Avenue
Mary Bulkley Weds Edward Winslow at Unitarian Church
Beverly ceremony unites Miss Mary Renolds Bulkley and Edward Harriman Winslow before more than a thousand guests. The Rev. B. R. Bulkley presided as father of the bride. the groom is the son of the United Shoe Machinery Company president.
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Beverly
Unitarian
Mary Renolds Bulkley
Edward Harriman Winslow
B. R. Bulkley
United Shoe Machinery Company
Mamie McCusker Wed John F Simms at St Catherine Charlestown
Miss Mamie McCusker of Charlestown married John F. Simms of Dorchester yesterday at St Catherine s Church Charlestown with Rev John Tierney officiating. Sister Katherine McCusker served as bridesmaid and Frank R Cauley was best man.
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St. Catherine’s Church
Charlestown
Mamie McCusker
John F. Simms
Dorchester
John Tierney
Katherine McCusker
Frank R. Cauley
Start Boycott on Kosher Meat Shops
Providence Rhode Island June 22 A boycott campaign against Kosher meat shops began here as Jewish women adopt a vegetarian diet due to dissatisfaction with markets They allege meat from cows with tuberculosis and high prices drive the movement from a mass meeting of 700 Jewish women There are 16 Kosher shops in Providence
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Providence
R. I
New York
Newark Man Weds Dorchester Girl
Miss Mary Neil daughter of Samuel Neil of Dorchester 501 Park Street married William Thornton Decker of Newark New Jersey last evening at her home. The Rev A A Little of the Second Congregational Church officiated. Best man Professor Ernest B Watson of Rodman College Constantinople bridesmaid Miss Bessie Neil sister of the bride. The couple will reside in Newark.
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Mary Neil
Samuel Neil
Park Street
Dorchester
William Thornton Decker
Newark
N. J
A. A. Little
Second Congregational Church
Ernest B. Watson
Rodman College
Constantinople
Bessie Neil
Obesity Cure Suggestion: Home Remedy Promises Quick Results
An old column advertises a home remedy for obesity using Marmola Cascara Aromatic and Peppermint Water. It claims rapid fat reduction after meals and at night with a teaspoon dose, asserting dieting and exercise are unnecessary and that the method is natural and safe.
Gems Worth 30000 Lost in San Luis Obispo Sewer
In San Francisco on June 22 a baroness’s jewels valued at $30,000 vanished in the San Luis Obispo county drainage system. The glass containing the gems was emptied into a hand basin by a maid who entered the baroness Von Schroeder’s room after she set the jewels aside to wash. Despite tearing up the plumbing, no trace has been found. The baroness, daughter of rail magnate Peter Donahue, is heir to a $2,000,000 fortune and is summering at Eagle Ranch.
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San Francisco
San Luis Obispo County
Baroness von Schroeder
von Schroeder
Eagle Ranch
Peter Donahue
Pioneer
Conferees in Long Deadlock Over Labor Unions Exemption
Washington June 22. Congress faces a serious split over exempting labor unions from prosecution under the Sherman antitrust law. House conferees Tawney Smith and Fitzgerald press the House provision to exempt unions in the sundry civil appropriation bill while Senate conferees Hale Perkins and Clay oppose any exemption. House leaders warned the conferees they must adhere to the House position or face contempt unless the House recedes.
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Washington
Congress
House
Tawney
Minnesota
Smith
Iowa
Fitzgerald
New York
Senate
Hale
Perkins
Clay
Boy Fruit Peddler Run Over By Auto
An 18 year old fruit and candy peddler named Joseph Morello was struck by an automobile. He works in and out of buildings along Newspaper Row and supports a large family with his earnings.
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BOY Fruit Pedler
Joseph Morello
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