Say Cole Will Soon Be Free
Charles H. Cole former president of the Globe National Bank is in Greenfield jail serving the last part of an eight year sentence for misappropriating nearly a million dollars from the bank. A petition to Washington prompted a Justice Department report to Boston that is expected to be favorable and pave the way for a presidential pardon.
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Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
Greenfield
Washington
Department of Justice
Boston
Roosevelt
Mayor Collins Low on Evacuation Day Budget
South Boston residents criticize Mayor Collins for a 2000 dollar cap on the Evacuation Day celebration. A committee member says the funding is insufficient and threatens private subscriptions or trimming decorations games and fireworks if the allowance is not raised.
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Collins
Boston
Postponed action on tax bill sparks country city clash
A heated debate in the House over delaying a mayor Collins tax on State lands used privately ended with a postponement until next Tuesday. Several members argued delaying favors country voters. others charged tactics of obstruction. The session also saw a push to criminalize barroom visits for intoxicated men after notice, which was rejected. Senate discussion covered embalming safeguards, with the bill defeated 7 to 20.
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Collins
House
Representative Parker
Springfield
Messrs
Vinson
Grady and
Hannan
Harding
Chatham
Parker
Mr. Coulthurst
Bennett
Boston
Mr. Hannan
Newton
Everett
Senate
Craig
Essex
Committee On Public Health
Gove
Middlesex
Bullock
Bristol
Japanese student sells kimono to aid war fund
Miss Keo Makino a Japanese student at the Institute of Technology sold her kimono robe for 50 dollars and remitted the sum to the Japanese consulate at Washington in support of her country against Russia.
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Keo Makino
The
Institute of Technology
Rungsia
Washington
Paulist Mission At St Catherine's Somerville Closes Soon
A Paulist Fathers mission at St Catherine's Somerville has drawn about 1000 attendees each evening for weeks. The closing service is set for next Sunday at 7 30 PM with high mass at 10 30 AM. Rev William Sullivan will preach and Rev Elias Younan will lead the evening service. A temperance- focus program was held last Wednesday at Father O'Brien's request.
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St., Calitherine's Church
Somerville
William Sullivan
Elias Younan
Father O’brien
Guaranteed Cure for Piles by Pazoointment Drug Advertisement
A druggist offers Pazooointment as a guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding or protruding with a refund if it fails within six to ten days. The ad emphasizes rapid relief and money back guarantee.
Democratic State Convention Plans Delegates and Representation
The Democratic State convention to elect delegates to the national convention is set for April 21 at Tremont Temple with caucuses April 12. A sub-committee proposed a new delegation plan based on 240 districts plus 200 votes per Governor candidate, aiming for about 1200 delegates.
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Tremont Temple
Executive
Josiah Quincy
John J. Flaherty
Thomas E. Dwyer
William 8. McNary
A. C. Drinkwater
Charless. Hamlin
William A. Gaston
State Committee
Two Coal Barges Lost Off Charles Island
In rough weather off Charles Island the tug Pottsville towed eight barges when two, the D. & R. No. 4 and the Telephone, sprang leaks and sank. Both loaded with coal for New Haven. Crews were rescued with difficulty.
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New Haven
Pottsville
Charles Island
Telephone
Perjury Complaint Dismissed in Jewelry Stock Case
Harry Novinsky of Salem street filed a perjury complaint against Morris Luftig alleging he testified before Major Jones about jewelry worth 35000. Judge Adams halted the case after the government rested and discharged Luftig without requiring his defense.
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Harry Novinsky
Salem Street
Morris Luftig
Major Jones
Adams
Testimony in printers injunctive case before Mr Browne continues
Grand jury room hears further witnesses in the compositors injunction dispute. George H. Ellis stands firm on union claims while Mrs Skinner testifies to crowding around her husband’s shop and a remark to compositor Reimer. Sullivan recounts pressure from Powers to halt forms or face quitting. Battis notes pay and relief with denying a strike claim.
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Causten Browne
George H. Eilis
Mr. Williams
Mr. Ellis
George Reimer
Wiliams
Miss Pean
Reimer
Richard A. Sullivan
A. M. Skinner & Co
Joseph Powers
John Otis Battis
Griffith-Stillings
State police to aid thug hunt in Lancaster holdup
Clinton March 4 State Police to aid manhunt for highwaymen who held up an electric car in South Lancaster Wednesday night and escaped after a passenger beat one of them. Officers Murray and Holt of Worcester were called by Lancaster selectmen and the vicinity was searched. Passengers on the night car were interviewed but no evidence found yet.
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Clinton
South Lancaster
Peleg S. Murray
Robert E. Holt
Worcester
Lancaster
Executors seek guardian ad litem for McKay sons in probate
The executors of Gordon McKay filed a petition in Suffolk County Probate Court asking appointment of a guardian ad litem for the two minor sons Marion Victor McKay and Robert Mickey, in the interest of the estate proceeding.
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Gordon McKay
Suffolk County
Marion Victor McKay
Robert Mickey
Roxbury Girl Anne Condon Dies at 11
Funeral from 822 Huntington Ave Roxbury Saturday March 6 at 8 and 9 o'clock services at Mission Church relatives invited. Also notices for Corbin Garrity Reidpath and Ellen Sheehan in Dorchester East Boston and Boston area with funeral details and mass attendance urged.
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Garrity
Boston
Joan J. Garrity
St. John’s Church
Quincy
South Station
Reidpath
Dorchester
Elizabeth A
George A. Reidpath
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Buffalo
Ellen Sheehan
William J. Sheehan
St. Margaret’s Church
Columbia Road
Dorchester Avenue
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