Removal of Train Yard Sought by City Council
Councilman Donoghue urged Mayor Curley to compel the railroad to abandon its Bos ton & Albany yard at Massachusetts Avenue Exeter Huntington and Boylston streets. He described the yard as an eyesore and favored relocating the site to prepare room for business use. The council passed the order seeking removal.
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Stuart Street
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts Avenue
Exeter Street
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Counccll
Donoghue
Curtey
Father Pleads Guilty to Assault on Child
Bartholomew Cashman, arrested a week ago on attempting to murder by chloroform his wife and daughter Myrtle pleaded guilty today to assault on the child. Other charges were filed and he was sentenced to one year in jail.
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Synn
Bartholomew
Cashman
Myrtle
Boston and New England Seek Action on Port Discrimination
More than 100 leading Boston and Massachusetts figures travel to Washington to press the Interstate Commerce Commission to end port discrimination that harms New England in favor of southern Atlantic ports. A New England Bloc will form at a Capitol meeting with Governor Cox and Mayor Curley, followed by a dinner at the New Willard with Senator Lodge and several Congressmen speaking.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Federal Express
Capitol
New York
New Jersey
James M. Curley
Channing Cox
New Willard Hotel
Senator Lodge
Cox
Curley
John H. Bartlett
New Hampshire
David I. Walsh
Bert M. Fernald
Frederick Hale
Maine
George H. Moses
Treadway
Gillett
Paige
Winslow
Rodgers
Maloney
Dallinger
Underhill
Tague
Tinkham
Frothingham
Gallivan
Andrew
Greene
Joseph Walsh
Burroughs
Wason
Hale
Vermont
Burdick
Rhode Island
Hart and Tilson
Connecticut
Galen L. Stone
Horace A. Carter L. A. Coolidge
Eben Keith
BE. C. Southwick
J. P. Miller Jr
Edward H. Blodgett
George W. Eddy
William R. Hodge
Sidney J. Jackson
William P. Libby
Charles H. Maynard
Frank P
Charges She Robbed After Drugging Him
A Dorchester court warrant seeks Elizabeth M. Frye alias Bessie Smith, a Boston hotel dishwasher, for allegedly robbing Charles B. Chamberlain of 300 dollars on Clayton Street Dorchester while he was drugged. The March 13 incident at 1489 Washington Street left Mrs. Weisman's condition unclear until autopsy ruled out drug poisoning.
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Dedham Street
Dorchester Court
Elizabeth M. Frye
Bessie Smith
Boston
Charles B. Chamberlain
Springfield Street
Clayton Street
Dorchester
Knickers Banned at South Hadley Falls High School
Principal A. C. Cummings reprimanded a pupil for wearing sky blue knickers to class and warned other girls that such attire would not be permitted in town schools. The incident suggests many trouserettes may be worn elsewhere if at all.
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Holyoke
South Hadley Falls High School
A. C. Cummings
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Whale and the
Captain Ahab
Herman Melville
Boston Sunday Post
Back Bay
Leather Goods Department
Motorsol
Bigelow, Kennard & Co. Inc
Washington Street
Mie
Double Merchants
Gilchrist CO
Crawford
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co
Union Street
Watertown
Mass
Awford
N.E
Capital
Francis L. Grey
Addison Avenue
Lynn
Sadie L. Wellman
Mrs. Wellman
Watters
Mr. Grey
South Hadley Falls
Reagan -Kipp CO
Tremont ST
Kardex
Haymarket 4869
Kardex Sales CO
Tremont Bldg
Munyon
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