Fight in Fay Street cellar ends with two injured
Police stopped a violent melee in a Fay Street cellar near Harrison Avenue just before midnight. Anthony Zaiatz 24 and Peter Schnotsky 40 were taken to City Hospital with facial and head lacerations after bottles and knives were used. Schnotsky's wife Alice and another man fled. About 500 spectators and Bristol Street firemen helped contain the scene. Police say Mrs Schnotsky wielded a knife and seek assault charges against Schnotsky. no charges yet for Zaiatz and Schnotsky.
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Cyril Montgomery
Austin Long
Dedham Street
Fay Street
Harrison Avenue
Anthony Zaiatz
Andrew Place
Peter Schnotsky
Schnotsky
Alice
Zaiatz
Bristol Street
Zaiatz and
Mrs. Schnotsky
Tax League of America to wage nationwide sales tax campaign
New York March 27 Organization of the Tax League of America announced plans to push a general sales or turnover tax as a substitute for the current national system. Hazen J. Burton of Minneapolis is president. Officers and advisory board include businessmen and financiers nationwide. Campaign to cover every congressional district in every state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tax League of America
Hazen J. Burton
Minneapolis
League
Auto Fire on Tremont and Berkeley Sparks Crowd
Pedestrians were thrown into confusion when a car at Tremont and Berkeley burst into flames near the National Theatre. About 1000 people gathered as an alarm rang and fire apparatus quickly extinguished the blaze.
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Tremont and
Berkeley Streets
National Theatre
Theatre
First Officer FitzGerald Laid To Rest In Roxbury
Lieutenant Stephen E FitzGerald the first commissioned officer from Greater Boston killed in World War I will be honored at a morning funeral at St Pauls Church Roxbury He was a Boston College graduate and a Star athlete whose remains returned from France for burial Attending will be Roxbury Legion members college classmates including Frank Reynolds and officers of the First Division Funeral services will be led by multiple priests with a seminary choir providing music
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St. Paul's Church
Roxbury
Stephen E.fitzgerald
Greater Boston
Boston College
Christopher FitzGerald
Sargent Street
France
Roxbury Legion
Frank Reynolds
Fitzgerald
David FitzGerald
St. Joseph's Church
Somerville
E. Joseph FitzGerald
Church of the Holy Redeemer
East Boston
John J. Fartfell
F. J. Alchin
St. John's Seminary
Body of James Cardinal Gibbons Lies In State
The body of James Cardinal Gibbons will lie in state at the Cathedral in Baltimore from tomorrow morning. A catafalque is erected outside the sanctuary and draped in rich cloths. A guard of honor from Catholic lay organizations will stand watch while the public may view the body daily 11 a m to 11 p m. A requiem high mass for children is scheduled for 10 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
Commemoration of Irish Republic Fifth Year Held in Roxbury
The Robert Emmet branch of Friends of Irish Freedom marks five years since the proclamation with an event at Hibernian Hall Roxbury. Proceeds aid the Irish relief fund and the program features a Soldiers Song singalong by the Robert Emmet Choral Society under Charles Forrestgr. Captains Murphy and Carroll will direct the grand march with Margaret Connolly leading in the tricolor Irish costume.
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Robert Emmet
Friends of Irish Freedom
Hibernian Hall
Roxbury
Irish Relief Fund
Joseph Carroll
69Th
New York
Margaret Connolly
Oireachtas
Dublin
Tornado Causes Major Damage in Fonda Iowa
A tornado in southeast Fonda Iowa injured 14 people and caused about 100000 in property damage. No fatalities reported. A train of box cars was blown 20 feet off a railroad siding.
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Fonda
Roslindale Square to Host World War Memorial Dedication
Roslindale Square at Washington, South and Poplar streets will be dedicated as a World War memorial site by American Legion members and city officials. Work has begun toward a lawn, statues, and memorial tablets, with hundreds of Legion members and officials expected for the dedication before next month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslindale Square
Washington, South
Poplar Streets
Roslindale
American Legion
Roslindale Square Memorial
Boston
Germany
Boston University Law School Banquet Set at Hotel Somerset
The Boston University Alumni Association hosts its annual banquet at the Hotel Somerset Thursday evening with more than 300 alumni and notable figures including James M. Beck, Mayor Peters, Federal District Attorney Gallagher, and Homer Albers among speakers. Toastmaster Thomas Proctor will lead the program as national relief for Ireland resonates with attendees.
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New England
Somerset
Boston University Alumni Association
James M. Beck
New York
Peters
Gallagher
Homer Albers
Law School
Arthur P. Rugg
Supreme Judicial Court
John A. Aiken
Superior Court
Henry Lummins
L. H. Marlin
Boston University
Thomas Proctor
Harding endorses Irish relief drive telegrams sent
President Harding backs funds to aid starving women and children in Ireland. James J. Phelan urges Massachusetts lawmakers to express support via wire. Harding replies with best wishes for the relief effort and mention of a benefit performance at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York.
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Harding
Ireland
James J. Phelan
Massachusetts Committee For Relief
Massachusetts
Congress
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Solley Resigns as Loyal Coalition Executive Secretary
George W. Solley resigns from the Loyal Coalition citing pending court charges. His letter to the executive committee states it is expedient to resign and to defend himself while upholding the Coalition’s honor and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Solley
Loyal Coalition
The
Mit
Vernon Street
Boston
Mass
Nations consider standardizing dances in Paris congress
A congress of dancing professors from France England Belgium Holland and Switzerland began in Paris with a plan to remove the shimmy fox trot and one step from social dancing. delegates reportedly favor a return to the waltz amid a press campaign against exotic dances deemed unsuitable for European ballrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
England
Regium
Holland
Switzerland
Willys-Overland Toledo Plant Upgrades Air System
The Toledo Willys-Overland plant installs air compressors with a capacity of 410 000 cubic feet of air per minute to power painting and tooling for overland bodies and hoisting operations.
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Willys-Overs Land
Toledo
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