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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1914

Page

4

Militia Officers Ousted for Failing Tests

Seven more prominent militia officers were forced out after failing physicals, with 11 examined and four deemed fit to remain. Names include Colonel Charles Hayden and Captain Daniel M. Goodridge. Governor Walsh to be briefed by a special survey board. Brigadier-General Sweetser heads to Washington to learn War Department dates for summer maneuvers in Massachusetts.

Offi- S Sweetser Boston Washington War Department Massachusetts

Cleanup Week Costs and Staff Acknowledge Boston Campaign

Boston reports show Cleanup and Paint Up effort cost 6447.19 with six thousand cubic yards of rubbish removed by extra street and sanitary crews. Commissioner Rourke cited late starts in Allston, Brighton, and Hyde Park, while the New England campaign committee recorded a total cost of 6447.19 and a cash shortage offset by a 36705.87 receipts balance including 982.44 in advertising value.

Boston Rourke George C. Morton New England Campaign Committee Art Club Morton Allston Brighton Hyde Park James P. Lord New England George Co. Morton Louis K. Rourke C. Morris Tredick

Mobilization Dates Uncertain As Camp Plans Reported

The article notes that businessmen must schedule one week in camp, with tentative summer mobilization dates and places announced but not definite. General Sweetser plans to return to Boston by tomorrow afternoon and hold dates. Charges against Captain Jeremiah McDowell of the Sixth Regiment were investigated and disapproved, sent back to Lieutenant McDowell who now faces court martial. Colonel Cook and General Priest initially disapproved the charges, then the special survey board gave them to the Governor, recommending the earlier findings be accepted.

Sweetser Boston Jeremiah McDowell McDowell Cook Priest Special Board of Survey

Removal of Roxbury Fire Bell From Ladder 12 Tower

The old bell on the tower of Ladder 12 in Roxbury will be removed this morning. Despite protests and a homeowner’s refusal to allow derrick guy ropes on his property the bell is to be taken down before noon. Set in 1872 the bell rang for years to summon call men, now idle after the department ended such calls.

Dudley Street Roxbury Fire Commission

Two Deaths by Accidents in Manchester

In Manchester New Hampshire on May 21 Mrs Octave Duperron 27 of 494 Amory Street died after pouring kerosene on a cooking fire. Mae Marie Duvalle 5 of 35 Winter Street died after playing with lighting matches while left in a neighbor’s care as parents worked in the mills.

Manchester N. H Octave Duperron Amory Street Mae Marie Duvalle Winter Street Notre Dame Hospital

Radium Found in Northern Salvador Deposits

Information from the Pan American Union reports radium bearing ores found at Cerro Pelon Sensuntepeque in northern Salvador. An English engineer identified samples with undoubted radium evidence and engineers pursue further research for additional deposits in Salvador.

Salvador Washington Pan-American Union Cerro Pelon Sensuntepeque

Chauffeur Held on Manslaughter Charge

Judge Burke issued a warrant charging Frederick A K Mowatt twenty one of 298 Highland avenue Somerville with manslaughter in the death of Margaret Duffey fifty one of 4 Elmwood court Roxbury on Charles Street near the Public Garden. The chauffeur was driving an automobile delivery truck when Miss Duffey was struck as she attempted to board a car.

Burke Frederick A. K. Mowatt Highland Avenue Somerville Margaret Duffey Elmwood Court Roxbury Charles Street Stowart Miss Duffey

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Walsh Mexico Charles Hayden Pay Department Daniel M. Goodridge Naval Brigade William J. Green Archie F. Murray Albert G. Beckmann George F. Murray Edwin G. Barrett Jeremiah J. McDowell Frank P. Turner William O’brien Archie S. Murray New Trade Board Boston Chamber of Commerce Interstate Trade Commission Congress Chamber Chamber of Commerce of the United States Board of Directors Tree of Fashion Washington Street Temple Place Gilchrist Ay Vs Jersey Gingham and Chambray Paris Venice Axminster Kidskin Goodyear Hamburg Washington & Winter Sts
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