Museum asks court ruling on use of income
The Museum of Fine Arts seeks Supreme Court guidance on using the $5000 income from Charles Ames Cummings will to acquire architectural representations beyond those specified. It asks if it may buy original architectural objects and costs, and whether income can fund mounting or binding such pieces, noting space limits and existing similar collections at Harvard and Tech. The defendants include the Attorney General and the testator's widow and children. Yesterday internal revenue offices reported 100 plus delinquents paying taxes late, with fines and penalties. many returns were filed by mail, and totals are expected to surpass last year’s 325,000.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Supreme Court
Charles Ames Cummings
Boston
Magnolia
Harvard
Tech
Allen
Internal Revenue
San Francisco
Maine Woods
Mitchell
Leary
Mrs Boyer Speaks to Boston Teachers Club
Mrs Ida Porter Boyer spoke at the Boston Teachers Club meeting held at the Twenty Century Club yesterday. Her topic was Current Events and the New Administration. Miss Annie G Scollard presided and a social hour followed the talk.
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Boston ‘Teachers’ Club
Twentieth Century Club
Ida Porter Boyer
Annie G. Scollard
Noted labor leader Michael J. Cohan dies in Brockton
Michael J. Cohan a prominent labor leader and vice president of the Massachusetts AFL chapter died at his Brockton home after weeks of illness. Born in Ireland about 50 years ago he came to America at 14 and worked as a shoemaker in North Brookfield before rising in labor circles. He led the Central Labor Union and served as secretary of the Joint Shoe Council and business agent of the Sole Fasteners Union while holding AFL state office. Survived by wife and two children.
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Brockton
Michael J. Cohan
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Cohan
George M. Cohan
Ireland
America
North Brookfield
Central Labor Union
Joint Shoe Council
Sole Fasteners’ Union
A. F. of L
Seville
Relatives Sought for Man Killed by Falling Tree
Mrs Lillian Ashcroft of Monmouth Maine asks the Post for relatives of William Joseph Smith killed Feb 17 when a tree fell on him on her farm. He said he lived on Shawmut avenue Boston and was born Charlestown April 23 1877. He had two brothers and a sister. the youngest brother Charles a tenor. another brother married and ran a grocery. an uncle was a Charlestown storekeeper.
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Lillian Ashcroft
Monmouth
William Joseph Smith
Charles
Charlestown
Pannonia to Dock at Cunard Pier If Passengers Cleared
Port physicians will begin examinations at seven o clock to determine if all passengers are free from disease and uncleanliness. If cleared, the Pannonia will dock at the Cunard pier in East Boston and proceed to New York without delay.
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Cunard
Cunard Line
Pannonia
Trieste
Messina
Palermo
Gibraltar
Boston
New York
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Cummings
Mrs. Boyer
Maxim
London
Olin
Fairbanks
Butler
Butler’s
New England
Rep. Lomasney
Curtis
Peters
Hoooh
Sleuth
MC Carthy
Gallagher
International Shoe, CO
Dover
Del
State Department
International Shoe Company
Meyer Jonasson Co
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
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