Dr Charles D McCarthy Laid To Rest In Malden
Funeral services for Dr Charles D McCarthy noted physician and surgeon were held at Immaculate Conception Church Malden with Mayor Kimball city officials and bank staff among attendees. High mass requiem conducted by Rev Richard Neagle with Rev William Casey and Rev T F Murphy assisting. Flowers placed on his grave at Holy Cross Cemetery and others distributed to nearby hospitals.
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Malden
Charles D. McCarthy
New England
Immaculate Conception Church
Kimball
McCarthy
Richard Neagle
William J.casey
St. Andrew’s Church
Forest Hills
T. F. Murphy
T. James Hurley
Holy Cross Cemetery
Legion Convention Set for Cleveland September 27 29
The American Legion official call announces the annual convention to be held in Cleveland Ohio from September 27 to 29. Massachusetts department headquarters says each department may send five delegates plus one additional for each 1000 paid-up members as of August 28 1920.
Teachers to Run Three Summer Schools in State
Three summer schools for teachers will operate in Hyannis Fitchburg and Amherst this year with a 65 percent rise in registrations. About 1000 teachers have enrolled as local authorities push for higher quality staff amid rising salaries. Cities are covering expenses or offering higher pay to attract attendees.
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Hyannis
Fitchburg
Amherst
Frank W. Wright
Wright
Parade for Polish fund in Boston To Aid Poland Bond Drive
Polish sympathizers from Greater Boston will form a parade tomorrow at 2 PM in Haymarket square. The march will pass through the North End to Scollay square and Tremont street, ending at Franklin Union Hall for a 3 PM mass meeting supporting a 50 million dollar bond drive for the republic of Poland.
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Greater Boston
Republic of Poland
Franklin Union Hall
Berkeley Street
Haymarket Square
North End
Washington Street
Hanover
Scollay Square
Tremont Street
Berkeley
Fire and Explosion Injure Three at Fottler Fiske Rawson Store
Three men were severely burned yesterday afternoon when an explosion from carbon disulphide ignited a fire on the third floor storeroom of the Fottler Fiske Rawson Company at 12 Faneuil Hall square. The blaze caused panic in the market district before firefighters contained it within an hour. The injured were George Cogswell, Samuel D. Walters, and Stanley R. Perry. Perry was discharged after treatment, others sent to City Hospital for further care.
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Fottler, Fiske, Rawson Company
Faneuil Hall Square
Market District
State Street
Shallow
George Cogswell
Elizabeth Street
East Lexington
Samuel D. Walters
Fairfield Street
Needham
Stanley R. Perry
Lexington Street
Waverley
Perry
City Hospital
Haymarket
George Fallon
Sixteen Police Transfers Shifts Traffic Force Strength
A general order read last night reveals sixteen patrolmen reassigned. Six new officers join traffic police at traffic headquarters while several others move to Hanover Dudley Roxbury Crossing Brighton Jamaica Plain and City Point assignments.
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John P. O'Hara
Timothy F
Sullivan
Hanover Street
Robert L. Coates
Joy Street
George J. Burridge
East Boston
Michael F. O’brien
Bryan McNulty
Roxbury Crossing
Francis X. Mulrean
Jamaica Plain
Frederick F. Langille
Brighton
Owen Heaney
Charlestown
Robert E Garland
Alphonse N. Beauvais
Walter T. Hallett
Dudley Street
Thomas A. McDermott
Lagrange Street
Philip A. Parenteau
John J. Freeman
Harbor Police
Carleton B. Perry
City Point
Lawyer Heads B U Women Grads Club
Edith Haynes ex president of the Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers is elected president of the Boston University Women s Graduate Club. She is a Boston University Law School graduate and active on the Boston Bar Association war service committee.
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Edith Haynes
Massachusetts Association of Women's Lawyers
Boston University Women's
Haynes
Boston University Law School
Lawyers’ War Service Committee
Boston Bar Association
Everett O. Fiske
Elizabeth Taylor
Susan L. Greely
Alice M. Quirin
Blanche H. McIntire
Mabel L. Metscher
Louise A. Forrest
Eva Boyd
Permanent Fund
New Bedford Bread Price Probe Threat
The State Commission on Necessaries of Life warns New Bedford grocers that unfinished questionnaires will be sent to the Department of Justice for prosecution. Bread prices in New Bedford are to be reduced or bakers and grocers face profiteering charges. Pound and a half loaves retail in Boston at 17 cents but 20 cents in New Bedford with a 16 cent wholesale price. General Sherburne says no price difference rationale is evident and enforcement will proceed.
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New Bedford
State Commission On
Department of Justice
Commission
Boston
Whaling City
Sherburne
Boston Auto Dri ver Guilty Under Liquor Law
Ruliff D. McIntyre, a Boston automobile man, found guilty of operating an automobile while under the influence by Judge Pratt in the Hingham police court. He was fined $75 for the July 10 crash on a Deacon Ned’s bridge curve that sent the car into Weir River. McIntyre and friends were uninjured and later arrested for drunkenness after a ride to Quincy.
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Ruliff D. McIntyre
Boston
Pratt
Hingham
McIntyre
Ignatius X. Cottle
Deacon Ned's Bridge
Weir River
Quincy
105 000 000 People in U S
Washington reports the continental United States population estimated at 105 million by J A Hill chief statistician of the census bureau. Growth since 1910 about 13 million due to War influx waning. Immigration largely paused by war with influenza and wartime deaths cited as factors. City totals reach 41 029 854. average gain 26 percent versus 32 percent last decade.
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Washington
United States
J. A. Hill
Census Bureau
Fall River Population Near Standstill in 10 Years
Census figures show Fall River at 120 485, up 1 190 or 19 percent over a decade. Leominster 19 745 with 2 165 increase, Methuen 15 189 up 3 741 or 82.7 percent. Attleboro 19 731 up 3 516 or 21.7 percent.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Fall River
Leominster
Methuen
Attleboro
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the Derf Manufacturing Co., Inc
Walker Street
New York City
Derf Jobbers
Hub Cycle Co
Portland St
John & Arthur
Massachusetts Ave
Stuart-Howland Co
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Friend St
Wetmore Savage Co
Faneuil Hall
B. U. Women Grads’ Club
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