Everett Chief Seeks Court Reinstatement After Suspension
Chief William E. Hill of Everett petitions the Supreme Judicial Court for reinstatement as police chief after a May suspension by Mayor Mullen. Hill alleges denial of a hearing and cites civil service protection, following a dispute over Alderman Hamlin and the mayor.
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William E. Hill
Everett
Supreme Judicial Court
Mullen
Hill
Winfield S. Hamlin
Hamlin
Soldiers Trade Lives for Victory in U S Effort
A wartime call outlines sacrifice by soldiers and medical staff as citizens contribute financially to support the war effort. The message frames national victory as the result of collective effort and funding.
Express Train Kills Baby at Mishawum Station
Two year old Ruth Donahue was killed yesterday after wandering onto the tracks in Wo burn near Mishawum station. Witnesses said the Montreal express could not be stopped. the engine was moving about 6 miles per hour.
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Ruth Donahue
Montreal Express
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mishawum
Woburn
Kilties Sign 62 Recruits in Boston for British Mission
The Kilties spent yesterday hiring stenographers and reviewing offices for a permanent New England headquarters for the British recruiting mission led by Colonel Guthrie. In Boston they signed up 62 more recruits as Captain Black of the Canadian publicity unit trails.
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New England
Guthrie
Captain Black
Boston
New England Typographical Union Holds Eighth Convention
Printers from across New England gathered in Manchester New Hampshire for the eighth annual convention of the New England Typographical Union. President Edward L Cahill of Lynn Massachusetts presided as the morning session concluded with a visit to the recreation grounds.
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Manchester
N. H
New England
New England Typographical Union
Edward L. Cahill
Lynn
Mags
Recreation Grounds
Ex-Boston Mayor Presses Draft Law View in Washington
Dr. John F. Fitzgerald met with War Navy and State Department officials and Attorney General Gregory in Washington to seek a ruling on conscripting aliens. He urged Cabinet consideration and warned allies who objected. Fitzgerald pressed for action before the Cabinet and met Senator Stone on prohibition talks.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Navy
State Departments
Gregory
Wilson
Department of Justice
Fitzgerald
Lansing
Seward
Fish
United States
Crowder
Great Britain
France
Italy
Tague
Senate
Stone
Suffragists Arrested Before White House
Four teen suffragists led by Miss Katharine Morey of Boston were arrested near the White House after unfurling suffrage banners. A crowd watched as police took them away with no disturbance. Morey had been arrested on a similar charge days earlier.
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Washington
Katherine Morey
Boston
White House
Mborey
Women Rally in Front of White House Arrests
A Fourth demonstration saw a group of women march with furled banners past the White House then reveal banners at the center of the block. Police arrested most, transported them to headquarters, and released them on personal bonds with no hearing time set for blocking traffic.
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White House
Caliban Rehearsal Dazzles Stadium Crowd with Dome Lighting
A large crowd gathered at the stadium for Caliban rehearsal featuring Morris dances and a review of Ariel with the Weird Spirits of Ariel. Theodore C. Brown ran the lighting as a 60 foot dome created lightning and sunrise effects with searchlights.
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Ariel
Caliban
Theodore C. Brown
Carcalla
Tipperary
Draft Registration Closes as Slackers Face Federal Arrest
Registration for the upcoming military draft closed last night in the state. An order issued by Director Gentemy will have suspected slackers arrested and brought into federal courts.
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Director of Registration Gentemy
Federal authorities move to arrest slackers before June 30
Registration officials extended the deadline to 9 PM after delays in registering. Arrests are planned for those aged 21 to 30 on June 6, except mariners at sea or in foreign armies. Returnees must register within five days if not already registered with foreign consuls. Director Gettemy reports rapid draft prep and exemption board readiness.
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Gettemy
Fight for Beer Goes to Senate
The piece details proposed amendments to extend government control over food and related goods under the Lever bill. It notes possible changes on regulation of consumption, licensing, and production, with battles over prohibition, taxation, and government purchase powers. Senators Simmons and finance committee members plan talks with agriculture leaders.
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Simmons
Finance Committee
Agriculture Committee
New Lloyds Store Opens On Tremont Street
One of Boston's daintiest shops opens at 165 Tremont Street opposite Boylston subway. The seventh Lloyd sight store showcases modern design with paneled wood walls and dainty showcases. Managed by Lloyd experts in eyeglasses and photographic supplies. The Red Cross aims to save thousands of lives.
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Boston
Lloyd's Sight
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Mason Street
Red Cross
Start Vacations for Neevy Group Heads to Winning Farm
A group of 12 children from Beston and Lexington set off for a two week stay at the Winning Farm as the first half of a summer program. The South End House directs the excursion with Pauline Fisk serving as matron.
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Beston
Lexington Yester
South Man
South End House
Pauline Fisk
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