Mrs Hogan Improves After Serious Operation
Mrs Alice T Hogan wife of Lieut John J Hogan of Chemical 10 Boston Fire Department is recovering from a serious operation at Boston City Hospital She was removed from her Roxbury home at 238 Warren Street several weeks ago in serious condition Yesterday for the first time in many weeks she was able to sit up and talk to her three children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice T. Hogan
John J. Hogan
Chemical 10
Boston Fire Department
Boston City Hospital
Daily Petition to President Calls for War Law Violators Hearing
In Washington on May 5 a group of women and children led by Kate Richards O'Hare arrived at the White House to seek a daily peaceful petition for the release of imprisoned war law violators. Secretary Christian received them but the request for a meeting with President Harding was not granted. The group plans to return daily at 2 15 p m until a hearing or action by Attorney General Daugherty on general amnesty is secured.
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Washington
Kate Richards O'Hare
White House
Christian
Harding
Daugherty
Annesty
Dorchester High cadets name Peavey regiment commander
Carroll W. Peavey of Dorchester will command the Dorchester High School cadets as colonel next year after the Fourth Regiment drill of Boston School cadets at East Armory. The 7th Company led by Captain Peavey won as prize company. Malcolm Hird earns lieutenant colonel, Charles Myatt major, with Carl Heffernan and Earl Brennan commanding the 2nd and 3rd battalions. Relatives and pupils attended despite heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll W. Peavey
Dorchester
Dorchester High School
Boston School
East Armory
Peavey
Malcolm Hird
Charles Myatt
Carl Heffernan
Earl Brennan
Bars Dogs and Babies From Rent
Medford property owners ban families with children dogs or parrots while allowing cats and birds of a feather alike. A Post reporter visited the owner after seeing an ad seeking a seven room apartment to a family with no small children or dogs to learn the cause of the discrimination.
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Medford
Post
Medford landlady bans families with children dogs or parrots
Mrs. W. S. Franklin, owner of 22 Harvard Street and other estates, declares she would not rent to families with small children dogs or parrots but would allow cats. She blames parents for giving children too few considerations for property rights. She calls dogs a nuisance and parrots disruptive but sees no harm in cats. Graphophone and radio gear are not seen as objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cates
Auto Mystery Baffles Diver at Lime Rock Quarry
A diver went down five times to the bottom of a 70 foot water filled quarry hole at Lime Rock to recover a stolen car that plunged into the water after leaving a highway. The car, found later as the property of Walter E. N. Arnold of Edgewood, proved elusive as ropes broke during attempts to raise the wreckage and a derrick will be used tomorrow.
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Pawtuckdet
R.I
Lime Rock
Providence
Walter E. N. Arnold
Edgewood
Lincoln
Lynn Lasters to Arbitrate Plan Endorsed by Union
The Lynn Lasters Union United Shoe Workers of America voted unanimously to accept Mayor McPhetres arbritration plan. Previous acceptance with conditions was rescinded. Plan calls for union and manufacturers to select two members to form a panel with a third chosen by the mayor. If selection fails, the mayor will appoint. The plan also proposes meetings with manufacturers by groups to set prices for different shoe grades.
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Lynn Lasters
United Shoe Workers of America
McPhetres
Unijons
McPherres
Arbitration Committee
Oldest Soldier at Fort Banks Dies in Winthrop
Provost Sergeant George F. Bishop oldest soldier at Fort Banks Winthrop died yesterday at his sister Mrs Lucretia B Johnsons home 38 Beal Street Winthrop after a yearlong illness He was born in Philadelphia 46 years ago and served since the Spanish American War He belonged to Winthrop Spanish War and American Legion groups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Bishop
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Lucretia B. Johnson
Beal Street
Philadelphia
American Legion
U S Battalion Stays in Coblenz Until June 18
Coblenz May 5 The second battalion of the 5th Infantry has been ordered held there until June 18. The chief of staff said all American Army of Occupation troops would head home before July 1. Delay due to lack of quarters in the United States.
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U. S
Coblenz
Sth Infantry
Winners named in K M Robinson event list
The report lists winners and amounts across multiple locations including Goppleridge Allston Cambridge Chelsea Braintree Boston Roslindale East Boston Charlestown West Newton Wellesley Hills and Kynn. Payouts range from 28 400 to 98 260 dollars with named participants such as Anna ment R Pulling Helen R Brosnahan Jetta Hudson and Mrs Fa gan among others.
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K. M. Robinson
Goppleridge
R. Pulling
Allston
Helen R Brosnahan
Cambridge
Jetta Hudson
Chelsea
Nzebeth Loud
Braintree
William Purcell
Boston
Eda A. Noursé
Roslindale
Fagan
East Boston
Thomas L Aylward
Charlestown
Stephen Kidder
West Newton
Frank H. Vaughn
Wellesley Hills
Yuelus Whittredge
Kynn
Robbery at Roxbury Cigar Store Ends in Escape
In Roxbury yesterday afternoon two men lured Jacob Winten Lay from the back room of his Cigar Store and poolroom at 1823 Washington Street. Three suspected confederates entered, rifled the cash register of about $31, and fled with an automobile waiting at the curb. Michael Mulholland and Edward Collins, both Roxbury residents, were arrested by Roxbury Crossing officers and held as suspicious persons, believed to be the aiding duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Winten- Lay
Washington Street
Roxbury
Michael Mulholland
Oak Grove Terrace
Edward Collins
Albany Street
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Norfolk
Buits
Oliver Pretty
Ipswich
Victor Brand
Topkis
Athletic
Madras
Sateen
Ecro
Ipswich Hosiery No
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Silver Lake
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NEW York Bank
WNJ
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Godfrey Co
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