Two Arrested on Money Order Forgery Charges
Jaimchen Tkaczuk and Wasyl Wasklevich were arrested yesterday and charged with forging and passing a postal money order for $12 payable to Mr. Shpacovchiy of 92 Salem Street. The order issued at Webanon New Hampshire. They pleaded not guilty at arraignment before United States Commissioner Hayes and were committed to East Cambridge jail in default of $500 bail each pending Wednesday hearing.
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Jaimchen Tkaczuk
Wasyl Wasklevich
Shpacovchiy
Salem Street
Webanon
N. H
United States
Hayes
East Cambridge
Arlington High Students Clash Over Graduation Dress
The Arlington High senior class is split over graduation attire with factions pushing uniform dress of middy blouses and white serge skirts and others opposing it. Boys debate whether to wear a new suit or white flannel trousers with class color accents as neutral peers watch.
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Arlington High School
Tion
M. Gretchen King
Revolutionary Party
Post
Ruth Mitchell
Mildred Bolster
Gretchen King
Dorothy Bateman
Uneeda Biscuit Promotes Fresh From Oven Soda Crackers
Advertisement touts Uneeda Biscuit as best in flour baking and care delivering fresh from oven to table for superior soda crackers.
Transfers Announced by Police Commissioner O'Meara
In a general order issued last night by Police Commissioner O'Meara Pa trolman James A Murphy of the Hanover Street station was promoted to sergeant and assigned to the Broadway station South Boston Sergeant William W Livingston of the South Boston station was transferred to fill the vacancy at the East Dedham Street station four patrolmen were transferred and 12 new men were appointed to the rank of reserve officers in the department
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O’meara
James A. Murphy
Hanover Street
Broadway
South Boston
William W. Livingston
East Dedham Street
Police Promote Top Sergeant Amid Shakeup in Boston Dept
The new sergeant is a leading officer after posting the highest mark in the Civil Service exam. Seven promoted sergeants and four transferred patrolmen shift staff across East Dedham Roxbury Brighton City Point Fields Corner and Charlestown stations. Among 12 new hires is Stephen J. Ryder Jr son of the district fire chief joining Ladder 17's former post.
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Civil Service Commission
Edward F. Buckley
East Dedham Street
Brighton
John H. Sullivan
City Point
Walter Chalmers
Roxbury Crossing
Fields Corner
Everett A. Nash
Charlestown
Patrick Magner
Broadway
South Boston
John McDonald
Hanover Street
Weston Shorey
Archibald Campbell
Platt Dedham Street
Patrick Flaherty
John Corcoran
Stephen J. Ryder, Jr
Ryder
Fire Department
Harrison Avenue
Patrick J. Sullivan
George C. Sullivan
John A. Hannon
Thomas J. Fallon
Thomas I. Keniston
Edward F. Clark
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
James J. Flynn
Jesse B. Boothby
Patrick J. Casey
Michael
Malden Husband Fires At Wife in Millinery Shop
Henry Hooper of 168 Ferry Street Malden entered the Main and Centre streets shop last night drew a revolver fired three shots that narrowly missed his wife Marion Hooper who hid behind the counter. Officer Lanahan rushed in and restrained Hooper before a fourth shot could be fired.
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Henry Hooper
Ferry Street
Malden
Main
Centre
Marion Hooper
Hooper
Lanahan
Mayor Withdraws Pay- As-You-Go Policy
Boston Mayor abandons a pay-as-you-go reform, urging a longer education campaign and referral to the next General Court. He criticizes the Finance Commission for favoring borrowing and argues that lowering interest costs benefits taxpayers and city finances.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fay
Legislative Committee
Boston
Finance Commission
Man charged with assault with intent to kill arraigned in Malden district court
A man was jailed on assault with intent to kill charges and to be arraigned this morning in Malden district court. Mrs. Hooper, living at Pleasant Street Chambers, refused to receive him despite ongoing threats. She collapsed when he was captured and received care for hysteria and shock from a physician.
City borrowing vs paying as you go debate
The argument notes that city borrowing might offer lower interest rates than individual taxpayers can obtain. It challenges the theory that small yearly savings would be profitably reinvested, citing cases from New Haven and Boston & Maine. It warns that using loans to fund all expenses could lower taxes temporarily but raise them long term due to interest and sinking fund costs.
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Commission
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Auto Truck Stolen Lincoln Statue From Malden Firm
Malden police seek suspects who backed an auto truck to the Sculptural Art Company on Charles street and stole a $10 Abraham Lincoln statue. Wheel marks near the building remain the clearest clue as investigators pursue the case.
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Malden
Charles Street
Abraham Lincoln
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Bell
Gilchrist Cgo
Washinston and
Winter Sts
Arlington High
National Biscuit Company
Capt. Grover
Chelsea Police
Fitz Roy Grover
Chelsea Police Department
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Lerrr
Chicago
Los Angeles
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St. Paul’s
Chicago Milwaukee
St. Paul
J. H. Skillen
New Eng
Washington Street
Mass
Martyr
Dinos Cea
the Centaur Company
New York
Castoria
Garford
R. E. Taylor Corporation
Eastern Distributors, Garford and
Garford Utility Motor Trucks
New York City
Newark
Brooklyn Show Rooms
Bedford Av
Atlantic Av
Boylston St
The
Garford Motor Truck Company
Lima, Ohio
Armour & Co
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