Unidentified man dies en route to hospital after arrest
An 85 year old man arrested for drunkenness on Court Street collapsed while being taken to Relief Hospital and died en route to the North Grove street morgue. Officer John J. McDonald hastened him to hospital. autopsy set for morning. Authorities suspect an injury rather than alcoholism.
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Court Street
North Grove Street
John J. McDonald
City Hall Avenue
Relief Hospital
Miss Masaryk Alive Not Executed Says Chicago Secretary
The report of Alice Masaryk's execution in Vienna is denied by friends in the U S. Mrs Glendower Evans cites a telegram from Miss Mary McDowell secretary of the University Settlement in Chicago confirming the falsehood of the execution tale.
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Alice Masaryk
Vienna
Glendower Evans
United States
Mary McDowell
University Settlement
Chicago
Masaryk Daughter Seized and Peace Group Forms Aid Network
A committee of women peace advocates forms to aid Alice Masaryk daughter of Professor Masaryk. Reports say Ambassador Penfield may seek informal help from Austria while the State Department investigates possible execution rumors. Professor Masaryk and daughter Olga live in exile in London.
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Evans
New York
End of Common Cause Indoor Forum Season
Lester D. Donahue spoke on Ethics and the Man at the Franklin Union hall closing the season under the Common Cause Society Forum. President M. J. Rohan praised the fall and winter in door program as the most successful in society history and announced continued Sunday and Saturday meetings through spring and summer.
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Common Cause Society
Franklin Union Hall
Lester D. Donahue
M. J. Rohan
Pemberton Square
Helpful Tremont Temple girls mark fourth anniversary
The Girls' Helpful of Tremont Temple held its fourth anniversary celebration in the temple's main auditorium yesterday afternoon. About 750 girls attended. Principal speaker was Mrs. Henry W. Peabody on the topic What a Girl Wants. Other speakers were Rev. Herbert Handel and Edgar C. Lane.
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Tremont Temple
Temple
Henry W. Peabody
Herbert Handel
Edgar C. Lane
Judge Sanders Guests of Hub B r ith Abraham
Judge Jeon Sanders of New York attended as guest of Massachusetts delegates of the Independent Order P r ith Abraham at the American house. Delegates planned the annual convention to be held at the New Amsterdam Opera House in New York City from May 21 to 23. Two Boston men seek office as second deputy grand master: Abraham Rooser and Meyer Goldstein.
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Jeon Sanders
New York
Massachusetts
P'rith Abraham
Order
New Amsterdam Opera House
New York City
Boston
Abraham Rooser
Meyer Goldstein
Rochester Spinners Win Wage Increase at Cocheco Mill
Rochester N H April 30 Work will resume tomorrow at the Cocheco Manufacturing Company woolen mill in East Rochester after a strike by spinners and weavers. A general 10 percent wage increase has been granted in all departments.
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Rochester
N. H
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
East Rochester
Webster H Cushing Dies in East Weymouth
Webster H Cushing of 127 Middle Street East Weymouth died yesterday afternoon from pneumonia at 57. A prominent south shore businessman he was a member of the Masonic fraternity the Odd Fellows and the Weymouth Board of Trade. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
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Middle Street
East Weymouth
South Shore
Masonic Fraternity
The
Odd Fellows
Weymouth
Governor McCall addresses Boston newsboys at Tremont Street club
Governor McCall urged newsies to seize opportunities and strive for success in America. The visit to the Newsboys Club marked his first appearance there, drawing warm applause from the assembled youths and club officials. Louis Shurlman and Alexander I. Peckham introduced the governor, praising his youth and integrity.
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Louis Shurlman
Alexander I. Peckham
Suspected shooter still at large after Somerville shooting
Albert H. Hudson of 309 Meridian street Hast Boston remains in critical condition after being shot by John Y Teccoco in Somerville on Saturday. Teccoco fled, with no trace found. police surveilled his home at 1448 Medford street and other known haunts without success.
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Albert H. Hudson
Meridian Street
Boston
John Y Teccoco
Somerville
Somerville Hospital
Teccoco
Medford Street
Freight handler injured at New Haven yards
Michael Soffe, 35, a freight handler, suffered a fractured right foot when crushed at work in the New Haven yards. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday afternoon. He lives at 137 Hudson Street.
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Michael Soffe
Massachusetts General Hospital
New Haven
Hudson Street
Parish Societies host spring events in South Boston area
Cinch Notes reports the Holy Name Society of SS. Peter and Paul, South Boston, hosting a May 11 party in St. Joseph's Hall with whist dancing and vaudeville. The Alumnae Association of St. Augustine's School plans a May 14 operetta Sylvia in the school hall directed by Miss Mary F. Rooney. Chelsea Catholic Women's Guild invites a complimentary dance at Revere Beach's Nautical ballroom next Wednesday. Frederick W. Mansfield will speak at Whittier Hall Everett Square tomorrow evening under the Holy Name Society of the Immaculate Conception parish. Notre Dame Academy alumnae present Angels of the Battlefield drama next Wednesday in Jordan Hall with St. Joseph's Players assistance. A lecture Three Great Women in English Fiction by Frederick Paulding is planned for Sunday May 7 at Notre Dame Academy Roxbury, proceeds aiding the convent. Mgr Splaine will introduce and host a reception.
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SS. Peter and Paul's Parish
South Boston
St. Joseph’s Hall
Albert F. Hockwell
Alumnae Association of
St. Augustine’s School
Sylvia
Mary F. Rooney
Brookline
Chelsea Catholic Women's Guild
Revere Beach
Whittier Hall
Everett Square
Holy Name Society of the Immaculate Conception
Faverett
Michael A. Butler
Notre Dame Academy
Berkeley Street
Jordan Hall
Peter J. McCormack
St. Joseph's Church
West End
St. Joseph's
Roxbury
Frederick Paulding
Mgr
M. J. Splaine
Quarrymen Return to Work in Gloucester
About 1500 quarry workers on Cape Ann who had been on strike since April 1 will resume work tomorrow morning under a new five year wage scale. The agreement, covering quarrymen and store cutters, was reached after a meeting of representatives from manufacturers and unions and recommended by Bernard F Supple of the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration.
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Gloucester
Cape Ann
Bernard F. Supple
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Bishop Lawrence Preaches in New York Appeal for Pension Fund
Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts preached at Trinity Church and urged raising a 5 million dollar pension fund for Episcopal ministers within one year. He described the Episcopal church as possibly the nation’s wealthiest and said the fund would support a self sustaining clergy pension system.
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New York
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Trinity Church
Episcopal Church
America
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