Boston Union Officers to be Freed Friday
Michael Young and Frank Higgins, Boston officers of the Structural Iron Workers Union, will be released from Fort Leavenworth prison, Kansas, Friday and are expected to arrive in the city on July 1. Relatives and labor unions in Boston raised 85,000 dollars to post bail during their appeal.
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Michael Young
Frank Higgins
Boston
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Silver Galver Presented By Taff Class at Gormley Home
Mrs Richard Walsh wife of Assistant Corporation Counsel Walsh and daughter of James Gormley received a silver salver from the Taff Class at Mr Gormleys 2004 Columbus avenue Roxbury gathering of about 25 friends. Jeremiah J McCarthy presented the gift and Mrs Walsh expressed gratitude.
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Richard Walsh
Walsh
James Gormley
Gormley
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury
Taff
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Port of
Thomas F. Taff
Charles W. Howland
Alexander McGregor
George H. Washburn
Edward B. Martin
John A. Campbell
Thomas F. Strange
Neil McNeil
William E. White
Peter A. Barr
William W. Taff
James C. McCarthy
Rufus G. Fessenden
Augustus B. Seeley
William H. Preble
Jeremiah P. O’riorden
J. Homer Edgerly
William H. Pierce
William H. Musgrave
Colorado Summer Board At Moderate Costs
A Boston travel agent offers a Burlington Railroad folder promoting Colorado vacations at affordable rates. The pamphlet lists hotels and ranch houses, addresses, weekly prices from eight dollars, and details on elevations and nearby attractions. It promises information on trains and ticket costs to Colorado’s attractions.
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Colorado
Wonder State
Burlington
The
Burlington Railroad
Donoghue Appointed Delegate to Cancer Congresses
Governor Foss appoints Dr. Francis D. Donoghue of Boston as a delegate to the Third International Cancer Congress in Brussels on August 1 and to the International Medical Congress in London on August 6.
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Foss
Francis D. Donoghue
Boston
Brussels
London
Back Bay
Governor Foss
Chickering
Governor stresses cancer aid equals tuberculosis fight
Governor Foss says cancer treatment is as important as tuberculosis and urges the state to secure information for legislative action next year. Dr Donoghue, first American surgeon to apply lesotherium, has long studied cancer treatment and advised placing it on the free list in the tariff bill. "I have accepted the Governor's appointment," said Dr Donoghue last night.
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Foss
Donoghue
Dr. Donoghue
Dartmouth Alumni Council Becomes Facs Dartmouth Council
Hanover N H June 23 The Alumni Council of Dartmouth College authorized by last year’s commencement vote came into existence with the election of 50 or more members from alumni nationwide. Additional officers and ex officio members were named at a secretaries meeting in Hanover. President Nichols appointed Professor Charles Darwin Adams to represent the faculty on the council.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
E. M. Hopkins
Boston
John R. McLane
Manchester
M. C. Tuttle
Alumni Association
Athletic Council
Nichols
Charles Darwin Adams
Alumni Council Formed At Dartmouth To Supervise Activities
The Dartmouth body, suggested by the Dartmouth Secretaries Association and adopted by alumni, aims to supervise alumni activities. A council of 12 as representatives from New England Middle and Southern States Central States and Western States was announced by W Gray Knapp. Members serve 3 2 and 1 year terms and include Howland Thayer Drake Little Tobin Blair and others.
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Dartmouth Secretaries Association
Princeton
W. Gray Knapp
Nichols
New England
Fred A. Howland
Montpelier
Webster Thayer
Worcester
Mass
J. Frank Drake
Springfield
Luther B. Little
New York City
Clarke W. Tobin
Henry P. Blair
Washington
D. C
Walter E. McCormack
Chicago
Ill
William T. Abbott
Evanston
Willard G. Aborn
Cleveland
H. L. Moore
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles W. Pol
American Night at Pop Concert Highlights Local Composer Lineup
Last night at Symphony Hall a large gathering of American composers attended an American Night concert. Conductor Lenom skillfully arranged a program spanning grave and gay moods by Chadwick Foote Converse Shepard Gilbert among others. The event showcased both familiar and lesser known American works.
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Symphony Hall
George W. Chadwick
Arthur Foote
Frederick
Converse
Arthur Shepard
Henry F. Gilbert
Lenom
Japanese Naval Officers Inspect Charlestown Yard
Three Japanese naval officers Commander T Miyaji Lieutenant-Commander S Kobayashi and Lieutenant-Commander S Taguchi visited the Charlestown navy yard with Lieutenant J D Willson of the machinery division. They were introduced to Captain DeWitt Coffman the commandant and other officers.
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Japan
United States
Charlestown Navy Yard
J. D. Willson
T. Miyaji
S. Kobayashis
S. Taguchi
DeWitt Coffman
Sprayer Electrocuted Near Pine Hill Cemetery
Luti Mati a two year old boy from Beverly Massachusetts was accidentally electrocuted this afternoon while at work spraying trees near Pine Hill cemetery in Dover New Hampshire Local police reported the incident noting the child was accompanying a worker on the grounds
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N. H
Luti Mati
Beverly
Mass
Pine Hill Cemetery
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Navy Yard
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Williamstown
Rutherford Oakes Ainslie
Oak Park
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Pickwick
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