Dress Maker Sues for 20000 Breach of Promise
Miss Blanche Reynolds, a dress maker at Blenford Suite 2 829 Beacon St, sues Loriston Stockwell cashier of the Boston & Maine RR for 20000. Stockwell, widower with late wife buried last July, currently at 45 North Ave Melrose Highlands, refused to discuss the case yesterday.
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Blanche Reynolds
Blenford
Beacon Street
Loriston Stockwell
Boston & Maine Railroad
North Avenue
Melrose Highlands
Stockwell
Dorchester Telephone Operator Engaged to Boston Man
Dorchester assistant night chief operator Miss Heileen Muriel Eaves daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles S Eaves of 6 Conrad Street is to marry William E Klaus of 11 Bellcourt South Boston The engagement was announced yesterday Miss Eaves has worked at the Dorchester Exchange for several years
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Dorchester
Heileen Muriel Eaves
Charles S. Eaves
Conrad Street
William E. Klaus
Bellcourt
South Boston
Miss Eaves
Dorchester Exchange
Boston Terminal Plan Favored by Few Backed by State Change
Mayor Curley’s bill to create a Boston Terminal Company with 60 year leases of city rail terminals prompts heavy criticism. Frederick H. Prince says private capital will fund the terminal if the state declines. The plan contemplates a $250 000 capital stock and $5 000 000 in bonds guaranteed by the State to start operations within a 15 mile radius.
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Curley
Boston
Legislative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Frederick H. Prince
Chicago
Boston Terminal Company
Commonwealth
Lawmakers clash over proposed state backed terminal bill
George F. Willett of Norwood and Samuel W. George of Haverhill oppose the measure. Attorneys for railroad interests call the bill premature and likely unconstitutional. Richard Olney and William H. Coolidge drew the bill, backed by Boston Corporation Counsel John A. Sullivan. Supporters say the bill solves the railroad transport problem around Greale.
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George F. Willett
Norwood
Samuel W. George
Haverhill
Richard Olney
William H. Coolidge
John A. Sullivan
Boston
Greale
Safford Found Guilty in Perjury Case
New York May 5 A verdict of guilty was returned against Frank D Safford a Plainfield New Jersey hotel clerk in a breach of promise suit involving Miss Rae Tanzer and James W Osborne The jury deliberated over 11 hours Safford testified that a man registered as Oliver Osborne and wife was Osborne Tanzer corroborated and is now under arrest on perjury charges
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New York
Frank D. Safford
Kensington
Plainfield
N. J
Rae Tanzer
James W. Osborne
Mr. Safford
Rae Tanzer To His Hotel and Registered As ‘Oliver Osborne
Tanzer
State Board to Hear Strike Settlement in Lynn
The State Board of Arbitration will hold a public hearing in the Lynn Municipal Council chamber at 10:30 this morning to settle the ongoing edge strike that has lasted seven weeks.
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State Board of Arbitration
Lynn Municipal
Clerks Vote On Possible Strike Across railroad System
In Providence on May 5 ballots are being cast by members of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks on the New York New Haven Hartford line. They claim the two year old agreement after arbitration has been violated by the railroad. A discharge in Waterford Conn is cited as the trigger. Results expected by week’s end.
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Providence
R. N1
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Federal Board of Arbitration
Wartford
Conn
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