Boston Plans a Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Boston unveils an expanded Independence Day program with radiophone broadcast from Faneuil Hall, flag raising on the Common, Declaration readings, an athletic meet on the Common, swimming races on the Charles, and numerous citywide events. The Common will host the main celebration plus a dramatic World War Memorial Park renaming in East Boston.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
National Educational Association
America
Boston Common
State House
Charles River
Chestnut Street
East Boston
Orient Heights
Hyde Park
Everett Square
Brighton
Wilson Park
Dorchester
Edward Eiverett Square
Roslindale
Fallon’s Field
West Roxbury
Billings Field
South End
Blackstone Square
Roxbury
Mis
Maynard
Frank J. Demar
American Légion
Leyson
Frog Pond
Pacific Mills Seek Injunction Against One Big Union
In Salem June 28 the Pacifico Mills of Lawrence asked for an injunction to stop Ben Legere and other One Big Union members from intimidating workers. A master will be chosen by mill and union counsel or by the court if they cannot agree. Until ruling, defendants agree not to interfere with Pacific Mills operatives.
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Salem
Pacifico Mills
Lawrence
Ben Legere
Bishop
Superior Court
Pacific Mills
No Wish for War With U S at Wakefield
Ernest King of Byron street says the educated class in Mexico favors friendly ties with the United States while the poorer ignorant class, many with Bolshevik ideas, demands war. Wakefield and his brother William own four silver mines in Mexico and recently returned from a trip home for rest.
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Mexico
United States
Ernest King
Byron Street
Wakefield
William King
Ernest Aie
King
Bolsheviks in Mexico City Stir War Talk
The article notes Bolshevik tendencies in Mexico City and oil regions, with radicals favored war against the United States by some, though the educated class lacks support. It mentions mine workers' poverty, cheap meat prices, and deer in urban areas, plus Ernest King’s role in past bandit surrender and ownership ties to Mexican silver mines via the Ray Mines Company.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Brighton Man Dies at City Hospital After Street Collapse
Joseph F. Hamilton aged 55 of 828 Washington Street Brighton collapsed at the Massachusetts Avenue railway station about 6 PM last evening and was rushed to City Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Heart disease is cited as the cause.
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Joseph F. Hamilton
Washington Street
Brighton
Massachusetts Avenue
Speeding car blamed for deadly crash in Bedford
A 14 year old witness from Bedford says a racing car forced another vehicle into a telegraph pole, killing a six month old boy and injuring the parents. Police seek the driver as Mr and Mrs George Hardy of Somerville remain hospitalized with skull fractures. The Hardy woman is in critical condition. Pearl Graham observed the incident and identified the speed car as it fled the scene.
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Lowell
Bedford
Billerica
George Hardy
Somerville
Concord Hospital
Attorney General Urges Public Interest to Protect Government
Allen at a noonday Chamber of Commerce luncheon warned that captains of industry and leading figures can harm the state through influence. He blamed graft and corruption in municipal government and urged men and women to take part in public affairs, noting district attorneys are swayed by underworld interests in Suffolk and Middlesex counties.
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America
Allen
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Suffolk
Middlesex
The House Guest by Alice Duer Miller slated for Post Magazine
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature The House Guest by Alice Duer Miller, continuing its series on Marriage. The original story highlights domestic matter and social nuance typical of Miller's work.
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Alice Duer Miller
Boston Sunday Post
Child Struck by Car on Washington Street in Roxbury
Francis Brown five years old of 6 Nawn street Roxbury was knocked down on Washington street in front of 2103 by an automobile owned by Francis Dunn of 6 Nawn street Roxbury and driven by Joseph P Ball of 1 Hughes street Roxbury The boy lies at City Hospital with multiple contusions to head and body and a possible skull fracture Ball was arrested on charges of operating without a license
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Francis Brown
Nawn Street
Roxbury
Washington Street
Francis Dunn
Joseph P. Ball
Hughes Street
City Hospital
Ball
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Sion Hill
Dunmore and
Magazine Streets
Ruggies and
Cabot Streets
Neponset Playground
Metropolitan Hall
Franklin Field
Jamaica Pond
Allston
Wood Island Park
C. Crawford Hollidge
Hollidge
Iremont Street
Temple Place
Massachusetts
Henry
Frisco
Lizzie
Archlight
Farade
Maine
U. S
Mr. King
Pablo Gonzales
William
Cinsoy Muras
Magdalena
E ¢Company
The
Ray Mines Company
Bottling Co
Paine’s
Paine
Paine Furniture Company
New
Arlington” Subway Station
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