Open House Follows South Boston Parade in Cold Rally
South Boston celebrated Evacuation Day with a 10 900 strong parade through Dorchester and East Broadway to West Broadway. dignitaries including Mayor Curley and Governor Cox joined crowd cheerleaders while bands and veterans marched in uniform and a town banquet closed the program.
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Peninsular District
South Boston
South
West Broadway
Lawrence Burns Square
James M. Curley
Channing Cox
Daddy) Edwards
Jim
Walter
Edward G. Lennon
101St Infantry
Joseph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
Thomas Donovan
Harvest
Boston Streets
Andrews Square
Dorchester Street
East Fourth Street
G Street
Thomas Park
East Sixth Street
H Street
O Street
East Broadway
Dorchester Avenue
Gerald Hennessey
St. Vincent’s Cadets
Gerald
Curley
Sergt
James McNally
Michael J. Perkins
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lawrence J. Flaherty
Orient Freights
Quincy Post
Francis G. Kane
St. Augustine's Church
South Boston High School
Cox
Michael J. O’flanagan
The
Sinn Fein
United States
Stanley
Kentucky
Peter Tague
Charlestown
William J. Foley
Governor's Council
Brickley
Ford
Donaghue
Moriarty
Gilbody
Walsh
Watson
Joseph F. Coppinger
Richard A. Burke
Leo A. Spillane
Robert E. Bigney
Paul Hines
Howard Norton
Fatal Shot in Self Defence Ends Milton Farmer Trial
Jurors and spectators waited as a renowned barrister framed the long persecution of an elderly Milton gentleman farmer leading to the Jan 5 1921 tragedy and murder charges.
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Milton Gentleman Farmer
Whipple evokes memory of Cunningham estate shooting case
Mr Whipple described a murder on Cunningham’s estate years ago where an uncle died at poachers hands. He spoke of Mischief on the grounds and a 1921 bungalow visit in a case where Cunningham fired as a trespasser reached for a weapon.
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Caleb Cunningham
West Quincy
Cunningham
Quincy
Milton
Gardner
Mr.Whipple
Commonwealth
Whipple
Acsassina
Caleb Loring Cunningham
Naration
Cuningham
John Johnson
West Quincey
Vic
Cord Wood
Jury Admonished as Court Breaks with No Further Sessions
Sobbing witness, Mr. Whipple, asked the court to postpone his first witness until Monday. The jury, told to go home, was warned by Judge Sanderson not to discuss the case or read newspapers. No sessions today per prior agreement.
Ways and Means Committee Reports Bill to Probe Utilities
The House Ways and Means Committee reports ought to pass a bill authorizing the Department of Public Utilities to summon witnesses administer oaths and compel production of books and papers.
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House Committee On Ways and Means
Department of Public Utilities
Capitol Fire Causes Minor Damage in East Entrance
A small fire broke out on the main east ground floor entrance of the Capitol in Washington. Fire crews from six companies fought the blaze with chemical extinguishers after a cigarette discarded in a waste basket ignited under the rotunda near the House of Representatives wing.
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Washington
Capitol
House of Representatives
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