Catsaounnes and Cockennes Face Assault Clash in Court
In Dorchester Michael P. Catsaounnes and Nicholas C. Cockennes appeared before Judge Michael H. Sullivan on cross complaints of assault and battery. The judge found Cockennes the aggressor and dismissed his case, whileCatsaounnes left the courthouse as a victor in the fight game, the running race, and the court proceedings. Cockennes’ case was placed on file.
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Dorchester Court
Michael P. Catsaounnes
Nicholas C. Cockennes
Michael H. Sullivan
Michael
Cockennes
James B. O'Connell
Watch and Ward Society
Talbot Avenue
Blue Hill Avenue
Nicholas
Sullivan
La Rafale at Copley Theatre Portrays French High Life
The French Players presented Henri Birnsteen's La Rafale last night before a large audience. A tale of a young wife torn between two men, one in financial distress, whose attempted rescue proves too late and leads to suicide. Strong emotion and solid acting throughout.
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Henri Birnsteen
Copley Theatre
France
Twelve Ranger Cadets Graduate From Massachusetts Ranger
Twelve senior cadets at the Massachusetts training ship Ranger received diplomas and secured junior officer berths in the American merchant marine amid rising vessel demand. Honor mans Kingsbury and James won prizes. Kingsbury received a watch from Cyrus Barnes and James a Coffin indicator. Graduation was on board with remarks by Lt Governor Calvin Coolidge, Commissioner McKay, and Captain Hourigan.
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Massachusetts Nautical Training
Ranger
Luther C. Kingsbury
Wellesley Hills
Herbert A. James
Cyrus Barnes
Malden
James
Calvin Coolidge
William BE. McKay
Patrick W. Hourigan
Society Girls Cannot Work Society Girls Cannot Work
Mrs William McNamara field secretary of the National Civic Federation said last evening that volunteers from 60 of 100 enrolled young Boston business women at 8 Joy street began with clerical tasks and soon tired. The Volunteer Clerical Corps aims to mobilize 100 women for Massachusetts work, with members including stenographers typists accountants and other clerical staff.
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Red Cross
William McNamara
National Civic Federation
Joy Street
Boston
Railroad man heads Lexington selectmen
William 8. Scamman, superintendent of Division 6 of the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company, was elected chairman of the Lexington Board of Selectmen at its organization meeting. William B. Foster was chosen chairman of the overseers of the poor, and Jay O. Richards was elected chairman of the road commissioners. Town Clerk Charles W. Swan was elected clerk of these boards.
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Lexington Selectmen
William 8. Scamman
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Company
Lexington Board of Selectmen
William B. Foster
Jay O. Richards
Charles W. Swan
Plans for Recruiting Sub-Committee Meet at State House
A 400 member sub-committee on recruiting will meet next Tuesday afternoon at the State House to plan a campaign to stimulate army navy and National Guard recruitment in every town and city. P A O’Connell chairs the group which aims to secure former service personnel and broaden public support for the preparedness drive. Sixteen cities and towns are represented on the committee.
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Committee On Public Safety
State House
Army
Navy
National Guard
P. A. O'Connell
Funeral for Judge Joseph D. Fallon Draws Boston Leaders
State and city officials, judges, and Catholic archdiocese dignitaries joined civic groups and merchants in mourning Judge Joseph D. Fallon of the South Boston Court. Solemn high Mass was at Gate of Heaven Church with Rev. George A. Lyons celebrant. interment followed in Holyhood Cemetery. Bearers included Dr. William J. Gallivan and Col. Edward L. Logan.
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Gate of Heaven Church
George A. Lyons
George Killeen
Flatbush
L. L
Waldo Hasenfus
J. Walter Lambert
Holyhood Cemetery
William J. Gallivan
Henry V. Cunningham
Edward J. O'Neil
Patrick Kelley
Charles P. Mooney
Edward Ll. Logan
Harvard Club Backs Wilson in War Measures
The Harvard Club of New York with 5000 members approved the President's severance of ties with Germany and pledged prompt, vigorous action to protect the nation at sea. Joseph Choate urged following Lowell and Bishop Lawrence, and urged Congress to quickly enact measures to rescue commerce and national rights from peril.
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New York
Harvard Club of
Germany
Joseph H. Choate
Club
A. Lawrence Lowell
William Lawrence
Harvard
Congress
World of Books reviews span of American fiction
Alfred S. Clark surveys recent travel and regional novels. Lydia of the Pines portrays a Puritan heroine amid Northwest woods. The Way of the Wind analyzes New England life. Children of the Desert unfolds a desert romance. The Middle Pasture presents Southern life through a 13 year old narrator. Our Next Door Neighbors lampoons suburban child rearing. Confessions of a Social Secretary sketches New York society and its Four Hundred.
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New England
New York
Lydia
the Pines
Stokes
Honore Willsie
Great Woods
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Mttle
Pines
Community League
Billy Norton
America
Houghton, Mifflin
Eugenia Brooks Frothingham
Boston
Mrs. Willsie
Northwest
Janet Eversly
New Hampshire Woods
Janet
Miss Frothingham
Edgar
Alabama
Small
Maynard
Mathilde Bilbro
Harper
Corinne Lowe
Fifth Avenue
Newport
Elevated Posts Ban on Liquor in Boston Service
The Boston Elevated Railway Company issues an edict banning liquor among all officials and employees in carhouses, shops, and departments. President Matthew C. Brush dictated the order, which is now in the hands of everyone connected with the service.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Matthew C. Brush
Liquor Prohibition Order for Officials and Employees
An order prohibits intoxicating liquor use by officials or employees on or off duty if it affects efficiency or fitness, stating discharge as sufficient. An Elevated official explained the measure aims to wipe out liquor use among employees for greater efficiency and safety.
Drinking Policy Delineates Safe and Tabooed Drinkers
The policy states that any employee may drink one beverage without issue if they remain prudent. A moderate drinker is considered safe under the rule, while habitual or heavy drinkers or those who riskily partake even once are barred from service. The standard applies to all employees and decisions rest on observed conduct.
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San Antonio
Texas
México
Germany
Mexico
Japan
United States
Body of Mary Bowles Found in Water Near Draw
Police boat Guardian recovered the body of Mary Bowles a 68 year old resident of 34 Medford street Charles town from the water near the East Boston Chelsea draw yesterday afternoon. Positive identification was made by a relative at the North Grove street morgue.
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Guardian
Mary Bowles
Medford Street
Charlestown
Boston-Chelsea
North Grove Street
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