Fund Raised For Seven Orphans In Savin Hill
The Citizens' League of Savin Hill Dorchester raises money to aid seven Hanley children left orphaned by the deaths of Joseph F. Hanley and his wife. The father died March 1 after pneumonia and shock. the mother died four days later from burns sustained while lighting a cigarette for him. Charles J. O'Neil, also a Houghton & Dutton furniture buyer, leads the fundraiser.
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Citizens’ League of
Savin Hill
Dorchester
Joseph F. Hanley
Dorchester Avenue
Hanley
Houghton & Dutton Company
John Halloran
Brookline
City Hospital
Charles J. O'Neil
Houghton & Dutton’s
Aladdin Home Catalog Promises All Materials Included
Aladdin price includes all material with cut to fit waste savings claimed. Homes are not portable or sectional. Catalog No 161 offers bungalows dwellings and cottages with prices from 500 to 6000 dollars. A 6 room bungalow with garage complete all material priced at 869 dollars. Aladdin Co Little Building Tel Beach 4321 Bay City Michigan Home Office.
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Aladdin
Giosaia
Ain
Boston
THE
Aladdin CO
Little Bldg
Beach
Bay City
Mich
House rejects Senate cap on Shipping Board salaries and funds
The House voted 77 to 19 to reject a Senate amendment restricting use of liquidation funds up to 55 million and to block high salaries for Shipping Board officials. Compromises restored revisions on vocational camp use, Leviathan repairs, and bidding limits, while maintaining the House stance on salaries and oversight.
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Washington
House
Senate
Independent Offices
Shipping Board
Lasker
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Ohio Camp
Boston Navy Yard
Mann
Illinois
Lecture on St Patrick by Fr Alexis at St Marys Brookline
The Very Rev. Fr. Alexis C P of New York will deliver a lecture on St Patrick Sunday evening at 8 o clock in St Marys Church Brookline. The Rt Rev Mer McManus arranged the occasion.
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Alexis
C. P
New York
St. Mary’s Church
Brookline
Mer. McManus
Gloucester Welcomes Newly Launched Craft Puritan
Gloucester receives the newly launched schooner Puritan designed by W Stanley Burgess for the international cup race. Captain Jeff Thomas, skipper to be, and sponsor Miss Jay Adams witness the launch as crowds cheer. The Puritan, built at Essex shipyard, is praised by Captain Marty Welch as a sweet vessel and likely faster than the Mayflower.
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Gloucester
W. Stanley Burgess
United States
Essex
Jeff"’ Thomas
Jay Adams
Malden
Marty”’ Welch
James Yard
Puritan
Manta Club
Provincetown
Worcester
Benjamin Pine
Jeff” Thomas
Miss Ray Adams
Jeff
Essex Yards
Rhode Island House OKs 48-Hour Week for Women and Children
Providence March 16 The Rhode Island House passed the Lavander bill setting a 48 hour workweek for women and children under 16 with a 62 hour limit for seasonal occupations defined by the State Labor Board. The measure advanced as Senate hearings considered two other labor hour bills.
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Providence
R. I
House of Representatives
Lavander
State Senate
James F. Lavander
Bristol
State Board of Labor
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
John J. Barry
Central Falls
Rhode Island
Mill strikers canvass county across New England
Manchester N H March 15 Representatives of the striking textile workers left for New England and other regions armed with credentials to appeal for strike funds from AFL affiliated labor bodies. Denis M Fleming president of the local textile council started for Scranton Pa. Vice President James Star said delegates would be sent as far as California.
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Manchester
N. H
New England
American Federation of Labor
Denis M. Fleming
Textile Council
Scranton
James Star
United Textile Workers of America
California
Melville’s Moby Dick Feature in Boston Sunday Post
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will serialize Herman Melville’s Moby Dick in booklet form. The expected feature highlights a landmark whale tale noted as a remarkable literary work.
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Herman Melville
Boston Sunday Post
Women Demand Equal Pay for High School Teachers
A mass meeting at Faneuil Hall endorsed equal pay for men and women teachers in Boston high schools. The unanimous resolution urged adoption of the wage principle now used in major cities and to forward the appeal to the Boston School Committee with broad labor support behind the effort.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Edward Johnson
Central Labor Union of
York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
San Francisco
Malloy Named Master of Deer Island House of Correction
Mayor Curley announced James B. Malloy of 1125 Washington Street South End as master of the Deer Island House of Correction. He succeeds George M. Harlow who resigned. Malloy, 30 years in government service with wartime and overseas stints, will earn 2500 dollars yearly plus food and lodging, appointment subject to civil service confirmation.
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Curley
James B. Malloy
Washington Street
South End
House of Correction
Deer Island
George M. Harlow
Malloy
Cuba
Philippines
Mexico
John F. O'Brien
Curley Promotes Economy at City Hall Conference
Mayor Curley urged department heads to adopt economy and efficiency to save about 10 percent or half a million dollars on supplies and administration next year. He highlighted rising employee wages and school funding as burdens, saying the public deserves more from the city in the near future.
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Curley
City Hall
Bullet Proof Vest Demonstration Ends With Shots
New York reports Leo Krause, inventor’s assistant, wore a bullet proof vest and five bullets were fired at him. The canvas covered steel plates blocked every hit while Schwartz claimed Potter was wounded trying on a vest a day earlier. Potter’s condition improves per physicians.
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New York
Pierpont Potter
Albert Schwartz
Leo Krause
Schwartz
Krause
Stricken Dorchester Man Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Charles M. Hall aged 53 of 7 Rosemont Street Dorchester collapsed in a Summer Street restaurant yesterday and died at Haymarket Relief Hospital. He reportedly suffered a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Charles M. Hall
Rosemont Street
Dorchester
Summer Street
Haymarket
Wilson Seeks U S Entry to League in Democracy Push
Former President Wilson endorses the Woodrow Wilson democracy program to push the United States into the League of Nations. Hamilton Holt released the message noting his reply to a telegram from the democracy dinner pledge. Charles C. Bauer says local groups are forming in several states with immediate activities to be outlined soon.
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New York
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
League of Nations
Hamilton Holt
Democracy
Charles C. Bauer
the Democracy
Lynn City Hall Scandal Report Sparks Investigation
Darcey Le Blanc, night custodian, reported to Mayor McPherres that a woman was found in the basement of Lynn City Hall early yesterday. Le Blanc said he observed her flee at about 1 am and identified her as the wife of a well known local man. The mayor is said to be probing the matter and a city official may face questioning.
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Iugnn
Darcey Leblanc
McPherres
Leblanc
Lynn
Miss Kenney Indicted for Larceny of Town Funds
Miss Elizabeth Kenney of Northfield, former bookkeeper and housekeeper for Warren J. Wright town treasurer, was indicted by the grand jury for larceny of fifteen thousand dollars from Northfield town funds.
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Greenfield
Elizabeth Kenney
Northfield
Warren J. Wright
Veteran saves child from fire in Marlboro building
Peter Martel, World War veteran, rushed into a burning shoe repair shop at 485 Lincoln Street and carried three year old Jaculina Simonero from the flames. He collapsed from smoke inhalation and was dragged to safety by Joseph Girouard as the child reached the yard.
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Marlboro
Peter Marstel
Jaculina Simonerlo
Lincoln Street
Martel
Joseph Gurouard
Girouard
Shawsh e en House Burns At Shawsheen Village
Fire started by an oil stove left burning to dry plaster destroyed a new American Woolen Company dwelling at Shawsheen village. The unoccupied house suffered about 5000 dollars in damage. Local firefighters responded at dawn but the building could not be saved.
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Andover
New American Woolen Company
Shawsheen Village
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