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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1914

Page

18

M Dons Son Appoints Edward McDonough Aide To Chief

Fire Commissioner John Grady announced promotions and transfers within the department. Edward McDonough will move from Engine 27 to headquarter as aide to Chief Peter F. McDonough, with several other lieutenant moves effective Friday at 10 am. Simpson Brothers Corporation donated $25 to the relief fund in appreciation of the department’s work.

John Grady Edward McDonough Peter F. McDonough Charles H. Cosgrove John A. Malen William H. Magner McDarrah Flaherty James P. Jones Thomas E. Flanagan Simpson Brothers Corporation

Governor Walsh hosts conference on unemployed

Governor Walsh held a conference yesterday to address unemployment. The meeting stemmed from a visit by the committee of the unemployed. Participants included William H. Pear of the Boston Provident Association Fred Johnson of the Associated Charities and William P. Fowler of the Industrial Aid Society. Secretary Wilfred Wheeler of the Board of Agriculture was invited to suggest farm work options.

Walsh William H. Pear Boston Provident Association Fred Johnson Associated Charities William P. Fowler Industrial Aid Society Wilfred Wheeler Board of Agriculture

Concord Armory Plans Stalled by Local Disagreement

The Concord armory project stalled as Concord selectmen and armory commissioners remain at odds over plans. In other sessions, Governor Walsh and officials discussed routine winter patterns, while Carmody was nominated as special justice for Chicopee police court replacing John Kirby. A Boston man received a pardon after a Deer Island forgery term. The Butler statue debate drew lawmakers and experts with mixed views on General Butler and military reputation. The Senate passed an anti cigarette bill making possession by minors 10 to 17 a possible delinquency.

Swift Walsh Joseph F. Carmody Chicopee John P. Kirby Carmody Amherst Charles E. Thomas Boston Deer Island Concord Selectmen of Armory Commissioners Butler House Ways and Means Henry C. Joyner Great Barrington Martin M. Lomasney N. P. Hallowell Henry G. Pearson Joyner General Bbutler West Pointers Harvard Hallowell Pearson Senate

Gallivan Takes Light Week Benefit in District 12 Race

The Hon. James A. Gallivan Democratic candidate for Congress in the 12th district resumes campaign work after a short rest week. He was seen at City Trail early yesterday continuing his voter outreach and rally plans for the upcoming election.

James A. Gallivan City Trail

Gallivan to Campaign Again Amid Supporters After Nomination Win

After securing the nomination, Gallivan greets hundreds of messages and a crowded office. He plans a district tour next week with campaign spellbinders and receives firm backing from state and city Democratic leaders and lawmakers across New England.

Gallivan Walsh Barry Murray Peters, Mitchell and Phelan Massachusetts O'Shaughnessy Rhode Island Curley Fitzgerald William 8. McNary Joseph A. Conry William P. Hickey Redmond S. Fitzgerald Joseph F. O’connell John P. Feeney Democratic State Committee Democratic City Committee

News Writing Class at Boston University Law School

The annual event titled Elated at Jacob Sleeper Hall will be held Friday night at Boston University. The Boston University College of Business Administration class in news reporting and writing will meet in a lecture room to discuss publication practices.

Jacob Sleeper Boston University College of Business Administration

Law School on Ashburton Place at 5 30 P M

A note places a gathering at the School of Law located on Ashburton Place at 5 30 in the evening. The brief entry provides a single time and venue without additional context or participants.

School of Law Ashburton Place

Immigration officer releases man held as public charge

Ephram Rabinovitz father of Louis Rabinovitz of Lynn was yesterday released from the immigration office after being detained since early last week because he has one leg amputated and officials feared he would become a public charge.

Setts Phelan Ephram Rabinovitz Louis Rabinovitz Lynn Immigration Office

Funeral services for Rev William J Scanlan Jesuit

Funeral services for Rev William J Scanlan SJ one of the best known Jesuits in the country will begin with the office of the dead at St Marys Endicott Street today at 6:36 am. A low mass will follow at 9:30 am celebrated by Rev M J Scanlan nephew of the deceased. The body leaves for Holy Cross College Worcester on the 2:06 train from South Station this afternoon with music by the children's choir.

William J. Scanlan St. Mary’s Endicott Street M. J. Scanlan Charities Holy Cross College Worcester

Coal Prices Seen Dropping Next Month

Dealers forecast a 50 cent per ton coal reduction to begin early next month marking the annual spring cut, a change typically seen in April or May. The Van Loons comic appears as a full color feature in the upcoming Sunday Post.

van Loons

Verdict in De Luxe Book Case Reaches Jury

A jury began deliberations a few minutes before 4 yesterday afternoon as the court adjourned until this morning. A sealed verdict was handed in by the jury at 9 45 last night in the De Luxe book case.

Conspiracy Charge Narrowed in Rogers Case Trial

Final arguments filled yesterday morning with Judge Chase delivering a lengthy afternoon charge. The court barred a three defendant conspiracy to defraud Mary L. Rogers but allowed a two defendant conspiracy between Powers and Rosenfield. All three defendants faced larceny accusations.

Chase Samuel Rosenfield Glen F. Farmer Michael J. Powers Mary L. Rogers McIisaac Powers Rosenfield Farmer

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