Warships to be sold for junk valued at 50 million
Washington reports naval experts deem seven protected cruisers three unprotected cruisers ten monitors and smaller craft obsolete and fit only for the junk pile. Secretary Meyer proposes selling vessels like the Detroit with an inspection before Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Meyer
House Naval Affairs Committee
Department
England
Padgett
Tennessee
Naval Committee
Detroit
Congress
Iron Man
United States Treasury
Texas
Baltimore
Chicago
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Newark
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Atlanta
Albany
New Orleans
Boston
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Raleigh
Tacoma
Marblehead
Montgomery
Miantonomah
Monadnock
Monterey
Puritan
Terror
Ozark
Tallahassee
Tonopah
Cheyenne
Cars Crash At Forest Hills Stuns Commuters
Two electric cars collided near Forest Hills by Arbor way. A Jamaica Plain car with about 17 passengers halted to discharge riders when another Jamaica Plain car struck it. Motorman Concannon was thrown through the front vestibule window but suffered only minor cuts. all passengers remained unharmed.
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Forest Hills
Arborway
Jamaica Plain
Concannon
Hps
Federation
No Machine Tactics Stand in the Open Says Archbishop
A Catholic Federation convention in Boston heard Archbishop O Connell condemn “machine tactics” in politics and call for open, honest guidance. Delegates from Suffolk Middlesex Norfolk and Essex counties approved Senate bills 201 202 203 to curb indecencies in theatres and moving pictures and restrict under 14 theatre admissions. An archbishop address praised federation growth and urged public morality while opposing corruption and favoritism in state and city government.
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Jeremiah E. Burke
Suffolk
Edwin Mulready
Plymouth
James F. Burke
Norfolk
James J. Lemmon
Essex
Patrick K. Spaulding
Middlesex County
Mulready
Senate
Boston
Rockland
Quincy
Lynn
Catholic Federation
Archdiocese of
Commonwealth
O’connell
Alize
Federation
City Hall
Beacon Hill
Obituary notices from Cambridge and surrounding areas
Death notices and funeral details for Barrett Crice Downing Dyer Gilgan Lane McElhenney Bragdon O Donnell Robinson Sullivan Walsh and others. deaths reported in Cambridge Charlestown Roxbury Brookline and nearby towns with dates March 11 to March 18 and funeral arrangements including church masses and interments in Exeter Malden North Truro and Calvary Cemetery.
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Mass
Exeter
N. H
Leonard Avenue
St. Mary of the Annunciation
McElhenney
Charlestown
Catherine Martin
Terrence McIlhenney
Franklin Street
St. Mary's Church
Malden
New York
California
Bragdon
Daytona
Fla
Byron S’. Bragdon
Falcon Street
Boston
O'Donnell
Michael
Patrick
Hannah O'Donnell
Martin J. Griffin
McDevitt
Auburn Street
Robinson
Henry L. Robinson
Mary Farrell
Hammond Street
St. Philip's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Sullivan
John D
Bridget Sullivan
Leahy
Joseph M. Sullivan
Baldwin Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bunker Hill Street
Fall River
Providence
R. I
Manchester
Massachusetts group names officers in annual meeting
Henry Wessling of Roxbury was named president with Timothy W Haley of Cambridge as first vice president and James J Lemmon of Lynn as third vice president. Ellen J Donovan of Abington was fourth, James F Burke of Quincy fifth, Thomas Mc Laughlin of Boston secretary, Charles T Daly of West Medford treasurer, Edwin Mulready of Rockland librarian, plus auditors Patrick Ford Lawrence John Driscoll Lynn James H Carney Boston Mary L Logue Woburn John W McGrath Sharon and Mary A Spence Rockland. A rising vote of thanks was given the officers of last year.
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Henry Wessling
Roxbury
Timothy W. Haley
Cambridge
James J.lemmon
Lynn
Ellen J. Donovan
Abington
James F. Burke
Quincy
Thomas McLaughlin
Boston
Charles T. Daly
West Medford
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Katherine O'Keefe O'Sullivan
Lawrence
Patrick Ford
John Driscoll
James H. Carney
Mary L. Logue
Woburn
John W. McGrath
Sharon
Mary A. Spence
Millet Painting Stolen From City Museum in Golden Gate Park
A Millet work titled The Shepherd and Flock was cut from its frame and stolen from the art museum in Golden Gate Park. The 21 by 17 foot canvas valued at $10,000 belonged to Miss Sarah M. Spooner who was traveling in Europe. Two other works were loaned by Miss Spooner for the display.
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San Francisco
Jean Francois Millet
Golden Gate Park
Sarah M. Spooner
Europe
T. D. Trimon
Lafayette
Paris
Art Museum
Miss Spooner
Dupre
Charles Francis Daubigny
Alexander Lawson
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