Big Campaign Rally for O Connell in Ward 24
Daniel T. O Connell, seeking the Democratic nomination to succeed Mayor Curley in Congress, addressed a large audience at Washington Hall Codman square Ward 24. Peter W. Collins presided with precinct reps speaking. O Connell pledged to mobilize every vote and cited support from numerous young men. The Milton Athletic Association Ward 4 with 206 voters endorsed his candidacy and planned a reception at River street headquarters.
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Daniel T. O'Connell
Curley
Congress
Ward 24
Washington Hall
Codman Square
Peter W. Collins
O'Connell
Milton Athletic Association
Mr. O'Connell
River Street
Hub police pure says Jack Rose
Former underworld figure Bald Jack Rose claims Boston police are pure and there is no corruption in the Boston Police Department He says he came to Boston for private business and now works to prevent crime Rose cites his 22 years in New York gambling graft and warns to keep away from Boston for police protection
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Boston
Jack” Rose
Gutson
Charles Becker
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Rose
Brewster
Post
Underworld
Underworld Talker Rose Reflects on Crime and Reform
Rose discusses crime, policing, and reform citing Boston as culture free from corruption. He explains crime deters when youth are educated and protected, and says the Becker case should be retried to reveal truth. He admits gambling past and hopes to guide others away from crime.
Marconi Talks Radiography in Rome Audience
William Marconi delivered a lecture in the Circus of Augustus before King Victor Emmanuel Queen Helena and Rome’s notables. He predicted rapid radio telephony progress and the projecting of human voice across oceans faster than cable messages. Wireless messages from Poldhu Cornwall appeared on screen as a demonstration. The king offered warm congratulations at the end.
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Rome
William Marconi
Augustus
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Mir. Marconi
Poldhu
Cornwall
Marconi
Twaddle Marries Miss Norris in Braintree Ceremony
Dr. Joseph B. Twaddle of 696 Tremont Street South End wed Miss S. Josephine Norris of Braintree. The ceremony occurred last evening at the bride's brother Edgar Norris home Norcrest Braintree with Rev. Daniel Roy Freeman officiating.
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Joseph B. Twaddle
Tremont Street
South End
S. Josephine Norris
Braintree
Heme
Edgar Norris
Second Son Born to Dr. and Mrs. Wiley
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley famed for pure food science welcomes a second son named John Preston Wiley. The newborn weighs about 10 pounds and joins 20 month old Harvey W. Wiley, Jr. in a family described as healthy and vigorous.
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Mrs. Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley
John Preston Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley, Jr
International News Service
New York Surges Back From Snow With Traffic Restored
New York partly lifts snow blanket today as 16 000 shovellers 2500 extra teams street cleaning crews and thawing water clear trunk streets. Side streets stay blocked while citizens and Public Service Corp cooperate. Love Insurance by Earl Derr iggers featured in next Sunday Post Magazine.
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New York
Earl Derriggers
Next Sunday Post
Jewish Theological Seminary Dean Schechter to Visit Boston
Preparations completed for Professor Solomon Schechter dean of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America to arrive Friday and stay until March 12. A committee of over 100 prominent Jewish rabbis and laymen organ ized entertainment for his visit, promising a Boston Jewry welcome unmatched for a co religionist. Schechter, honored by universities, is noted for broad rabbinical literature knowledge. Most English-speaking Boston rabbis are graduates of his seminary.
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Solomon Schechter
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Schechter
Greater Boston
Dr Edith Smith Lectures on Honest Answer for Women
Dr Edith Smith pediatrician at New England Hospital for Women and Children Roxbury will lecture tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock at 6 Marlboro Street on the Honest Answer. The talk is exclusive to women and is sponsored by the American Medical Association public health education committee and the Women's Municipal League of Boston.
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Edith Smith
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Roxbury
Marlboro Street
American Medical Association, Public Health Education Committee
Women’s Municipal League of Boston
The Army of Achievement For Boys And Girls
A program titled The Army of Achievement mobilizes boys and girls as participants in a school or community effort. The article highlights young volunteers earning recognition and training through organized activities and projects to build discipline and service.
Curley Sees Mayor’s Job A Bed Of Thorns Not Pinks
Boston mayor Curley spoke at the Electric Motor Car Club dinner at the American House saying the mayoral job is a bed of thistles and roses without the roses. He praised Deputy Chief Grady’s fire department reforms and urged wage hour reforms to lure industry back.
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Curley
Electric Motor Car Club
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston
Grady
Massachusetts
Mayor Extends Hope for Edison Company Prosperity
The mayor expresses strong interest in Edison Company's prosperity, stating it will help offset a 2 percent rate and support local financial stability amid ongoing concerns.
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Edison Company
Curley Criticizes Ex Mayor Over Fire Department Leases
Mayor Curley said he signed lease renewals for two buildings used by the fire department near headquarters on Bristol Street, costing about 4000 dollars yearly. He argued a larger fire HQ built under Fitzgerald could have allowed two extra floors for about 50000 dollars, avoiding renewals.
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Curley
Fire Department
Bristol Street
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