Plans for Navy Day Observance at Charlestown Yard
Final plans approved by Mayor Curley and the Navy Day committee outline a Charlestown event next Saturday. Highlights include an aerial flight from Marblehead, school delegations from Lowell and Concord, ship and diving displays, field sports, parade, and cabaret. An admission fee of 25 cents aims to raise funds for orphans and widows of enlisted men. civic and women's groups pledged support.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Curley
City Hall
Marblehead
Navy Yard
Lowell
Concord
Philadelphia
Norfolk Navy Yards
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Boston
William R. Rush
Raymond, Hasbrouck
Alvin H. King
Charles H. Cole
J. W. H. Myrick
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James D. Coady
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Thomas F. Murphy
Ninth Regiment
George T. Lattimer
Charlestown City Guard
Charles l. Burrill
George P. Daly
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Alton T. Briggs
Poston Fruit and Produce
Patrick Kyle
Augustus G. Reynolds
Old Guard
Andrew Houghton
Kearsarge Naval Veterans
James J. Mu
Elevator Fall Yields $8500 Verdict in Tremont St Suit
Percival B Waters, about 30, awarded 8500 by Suffolk Superior Court jury for injuries from a fall of an elevator in the Paddock Building Tremont Street. He sought 30000. The case centers on damages for the incident in the city.
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Percival B. Waters
Suffolk Superior Court
Tremont Street
May Plans Fashion Parade Arrangements Reach Final Details
I visited May to find her reading a letter from Ethel asking her to help organize the fashion parade. She is the right person with unusual taste in clothes and was wearing a pale green washable taffeta blouse with a cream pleated net collar and long sleeves. A black ribbon bow at the back of the neck completed the look.
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May
Ethel
Champion Lyons Claims Title At City Hall Incident
Mikel Lyons declared himself the champion checker player of the Psychopathic Hospital at City Hall Avenue police station. He then played piano and sang Tipperary while Captain Sullivan arranged transport to the Psychopathic Hospital for further observation and evaluation of his claim.
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Psychopathic Hospital
Mikel Lyons
City Hall Avenue
Tipperary
Sullivan
Lyons
Fenway
Kingsley Waives Examination in Postal Funds Case
James P. Kingsley, former postmaster at North Jlanson, waived examination when arraigned before U S Commissioner Hayes and was held for the grand jury on a charge he converted $145.52 of postal money order funds to his own use. He was released on personal recognizance.
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James P. Kingsley
North Jlanson
United States
Hayes
Shortage of Stevedores Strains Port Traffic
With 30 transatlantic steamers in port awaiting cargoes valued at over 20 million dollars a long shore labor shortage causes costly delays. Vessel owners fear diverting foreign business to other ports as grain supply issues worsen loading times. There are more outward cargo ships than longshoremen to load them.
City plans Randidge outings move to Long Island
Mayor Curley, after Penal Institutions Commissioner Shaw’s notice, said Randidge excursions for city children this summer will shift from Bumkin Island due to Burrage Hospital for Crippled Children reopening there. Long Island or Franklin Park are under consideration.
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Randidge
Bumkin Island
Burrage Hospital
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Franklin Park
Massachusetts Guardsmen Seek Militia Reform and Federalization
Captain H. Dwight Cushing urged that conscientious members support federalization if it yields a better system. He blamed the militia’s faults on funding and praised Massachusetts troops for readiness once drilled. He praised the training school as a West Point on a small scale and noted public advertising to gain appreciation.
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National Guard
H. Dwight Cushing
Special Aid Society
Boylston Street
Massachusetts
Cushing
West Point
Bridgeport Killing: Nephew Fatally Shoots Uncle in Vengeance
Angelo Rizzio died from a bullet wound after his nephew Michael Rizzio Jr., 20, surrendered to police in Bridgeport. The former U S cavalryman claimed he shot to avenge an outrage on his mother in Palermo ten years ago. Rizzio Jr. was arraigned for assault with intent to murder and to be rearraigned for murder.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Angelo Rizzio
Michael Rizzio
United States
Rizzio
Palermo
Italy
Geneva
N. Y
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