Women Protest Traffic Restrictions at Commonwealth Avenue
Women join the universal protest against traffic rules at the danger point west of the Ericson monument. Mrs. Henry F. Miller of Beacon Street sent a protest to the Post. A public hearing by the Park Commission is set for 4 PM tomorrow in City Hall aldermanic chamber.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Ericson Monument
Henry F. Miller
Beacon Street
Park Commission
Aldermanic Chamber of City Hall
Post
James Brown Thornton
Huntington Avenue
Thornton
Boston
Franklin Park
Arnold Arboretum
M. D
Automobilists urged to mail postal protests on Commonwealth avenue rules
Secretary Rockwell of the Bay State Automobile Association asks Boston and state motorists to send protest post cards to the Boston Post or Park Commission chair. He cites a short time before the hearing and urges every motorist to participate, warning continued rules could endanger lives.
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Rockwell
Bay State Automobile Association
Automobilists of
Boston
Boston Post
Park Commission
Commonwealth Avenue
The
Post
Danger Point
Washington Street
Robert S. Peabody
Boston Park Commission
State Street
Robbed of $300 in cardoor at Dover Street station
Harry Mahler of 1055 Washington street reported a robbery of $300 late Saturday night while boarding an elevated train at Dover street. Three young men rushed the group on the platform, one restrained the door as the others fled. Mahler and companions later viewed rogues gallery photos to identify the suspects.
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Harry Mahler
Mattapan
Washington Street
Dover Street
Mahler
Gloucester schooner James A Garfield freed from Shoals
The Gloucester fishing schooner James A Garfield struck White Island Ledge in dense fog near Portsmouth N H and was pulled off by a Gloucester tug late this afternoon. It carried 800 barrels of frozen herring from the Bay of Islands to Gloucester and is owned by W H Jordan of Gloucester.
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Portsmouth
N. H
White Island Ledge
Ste. of Shoals
Wuieu
Gloucester
James A. Garfield
Kittery Harbor
Bay of Islands
W. H. Jordan
Glouceter
Cenfer A O H Degrees on Class of Thirty
A large audience of Division 60 A O H members gathered at St Rose Hall Worcester Street yesterday as Suffolk County President Richard Dwyer and the county degree staff conducted degrees for a class of 80 candidates. Following the degree work a musical program and speeches by county board representatives, including Dwyer, James A Punch, Alonzo D Edmonds, Dr John O Regan, Lawrence McGovern and John J Conway, were followed by lunch.
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St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Suffolk County
Richard Dwyer
Dwyer
James A. Punch
Alonzo DP. Edmonds
John O'Regan
Karnow Exonerated in Conspiracy Case
Karnow of Karnow Brothers at 76 Chauncy Street faced conspiracy charges over alleged asset concealment in the Sr., Williams & Brother bankruptcy. The defence prevailed and the indictment was not pressed. Judge Dodge dismissed the charge. Karnow claims no ties beyond legitimate business with Williams & Brother and asserts Karnow Brothers remain solvent with good credit.
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Farley, Harvey & Co. , Blodgett, Ordway & Webber
Boston, Mass
Mass
Clarence Whitman & Co
New York
Cardoor
Cenfer A. O. H
Karnow
S&s
Anderson Tissue
Dimity
Dee Saiseee
Rep
Fisher Clark
Flagg
Gore
Nina
White Sea Island
Worumbo
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