Minnesota denies Mrs prefix on ballot for Mrs Peter Olesen
After weeks of debate Minnesota rules a woman candidate cannot use the title Mrs on ballots. Mrs Peter Olesen, Democratic U S Senate hopeful, will appear as Mrs Olesen or Anna Olesen depending on filing. Her campaign includes touring the state with her daughter as chauffeur.
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Paul
Minn
United News
Minnesota
Attorney-General
Peter Olesen
United States
Secretary of State
Olesen
Frank Kellogg
Veteran Light Keeper Dies in Provincetown
Amasa Dyer longtime keeper of Nantucket and Highland light died suddenly at his Tremont street home in Provincetown in his 84th year. Born in Provincetown he later worked in whaling and was a widower. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM.
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Provincetown
Amasa
Dyer
Nantucket
Highland Light
Tremont Street
Runaway Turtles Rescued for Franklin Park Zoo
Two mud coated runaway turtles arrived at Franklin Park Zoo after being found on a road between New Bedford and Boston by children with their parents en route to the zoo. Curator Morse welcomed the new arrivals noting previous loneliness of the zoo's turtles.
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Franklin Park Zoo
New Bedford
Boston
Morse
Sir
Lady Creepalong
Turtleshire
Brothers Taken In South End Dope Raid
Narcotic squad raided the South End yesterday and seized morphine cocaine needles and syringes. Two brothers, Mike Tempesta and Francisco Tempesta, aged 30 and 26, were arrested after a struggle in which one crippled suspect reportedly attempted to draw a gun. They face Municipal Court arraignment on drug law violations.
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South End
Mike Tempésta
East Lenox Street
Francisco
Gilchrist holds grand costume party at Paul Revere Hall
A bridal party led the grand march opening the Mutual Benefit Association of Gilchrist Company dance in Paul Revere Hall. More than 700 employees attended in costumes, with a mock wedding read by Rabbi James Rabinowitz. Louise Amesbury played the bride. Samuel Vorenberg acted as groom. Prizes included gold to several couples and costumes, with notable outfits such as Average Sale and Tripoint.
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Mutual. Benefit. Association
Gilchrist
Paul
Revere ‘Hall
James 8. Rabinowitz
Louise Amesbury
Samuel Vorenberg
Molly Fisher
Aileen
Katheleen Jelloe
Frederick Vorenberg
Edward F. Putman
Mutual* Benefit Association
J. .Montgomery
Susan Graham
J. L. McCluskey
Katherine Leonard
T O Charles Garrity
Peter Bonner
Mary Lamont
Irving Lamont
Womamt
E. C. ‘Grover Asva
James Lidell
Agnes McGrath
Samuel Vorénberg
South Boston Plans Modern Printing Plant by Meisel-Preas
South Boston will host a three story modern printing plant by the Meisel Preas firm. Plans place the building on part of Locust Street playground near Dorcheste r avenue. Mayor Curley assured a tank to store 800000 gallons of lubricating and gasoline oils could be erected on the property.
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Meisel -Preas
Locust Street
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Curley
Teamster Fined $20 for Cruelty to Horse in Municipal Court
Harry Levine of the West End, a teamster for the Bay State Grocery Company, was found guilty of cruelty to a horse before Judge Parmenter and fined $20. He appealed. Levine, linked to Ambrose F Nowlin of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, was seen lashing a smooth shod horse with too heavy a load. He testified five welts stood out on the animal’s flank.
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Harry Levine
West End
Bay State Grocery Company
Angell Urges Unity Between Colleges and Secondary Schools
Yale President James Rowland Angell urged Boston alumni and school leaders to stop blaming each other for students who go wrong. He called for more intimate information sharing on moral and intellectual backgrounds between colleges and secondary schools as a remedy for the modern focus on character in education. Alfred L. Ripley underscored Phillips Academy Andover’s $1.5 million endowment, noting $1 million funds faculty salaries and warning to maintain a strong future school. Robert Gray Allen and Principal Stearns spoke, with officer elections listed for the association.
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James Rowland Angell
Yale University
Boston City Club
Boston
Phillips-Andover Academy
Angéll
Alfred L. Ripley
Dr. Angell
Ripley
Angell
Alfred KE. Stearns
Phillips Andover
Andover
Robert Gray Allen
Philip L. Reed
William B. Higgins
Desmond Fitzgerald
Éleorme L. Huntress
Death takes Mrs Babcock long-time church figure dies
Mrs. Samuel G. Babcock wife of the Suffragan Bishop of the Massachusetts Episcopal Diocese died yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital after a paralytic stroke. Funeral at St Pauls Cathedral tomorrow at 2 30 pm burial private. Born June 10 1855 in South Kingston R I she was a direct descendant of Nathaniel Greene.
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Samuel G. Babcock
Babcock
Massachusetts
Episcopalian Church
Phillips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Chestnnut- Street
Bnsal
Nathaniel Greene
Protestant Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Westerly
R. I
Hyde Park
Forest Hills District Seeks New Playground and Centre
A Forest Hills delegation led by William J. Breslin asked Mayor Curley for a playground in their district. The mayor promised immediate consideration by the park commission and hoped a recreation centre could be established this year.
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William J. Breslin
Curley
Park Commission
DA O Brien outlines plan to break up drug traffic in Boston
District Attorney Thomas C. O'Brien told the Petcy Marquette Council that his aim is to break up the drug traffic in Boston. He promised full efforts to run down violators and prosecute them to the full extent of the law. Michael J. King presided and the lodge's musical program followed.
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Boston
Thomas C. O’brien
Petcy Marquette Council
K. of C
Lodge Rooma
N Street
Michael J. King
Police near arrest of two more yegg gang members
Arrest of two additional members of the alleged yegg gang was expected after police raided the gang’s Wilmington headquarters Saturday. Boston police reported continued pursuit last night.
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Yegg
Wilmington
Boston
Memorial services call for 5th Infantry to Boston
Through Adjutant Archibald Campbell the 5th Infantry receives orders for about 7 officers and 182 enlisted men to arrive in Boston no later than May 20 to take part in the Army and Navy Union memorial services at Charles.
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Archibald Campbell
5Th Infantry
Boston
Army and Navy Union
Charles
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Fifth Infantry
Hub
Edwards
Braves Field
Fort Williame
Portland
Podium Céreal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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