Governor Endorses Citizens Training Camp at Camp Devens
Major General Edwards received a letter from Governor Channing H. Cox endorsing the citizens military training camp to be held at Camp Devens in August. The governor praised last summer’s camp at Camp Devena, noting the value of open air living and high quality mental and physical training for young men. He expressed hope the expanded plans will be successfully carried out.
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Edwards
First Corps
Channing H. Cox
Citizens’ Military
Camp Devens
Camp Devena
Explosion Cause Still Under Study At Harvard
President Lowell of Harvard University and a panel of overseers professors two U S government mine engineers State Wire Marshal Neal and Walter L Wedger police chemist met to review last week’s Harvard explosion. Authorities coordinate with Harvard to determine the cause, examining all aspects as investigations continue.
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Lowell
Harvard University
U. S
Government Bureau of Mines
Washington
Neal
Walter L. Wedger
Massachusetts District Police
Harvard
Cape Cod Canal Landing Bill Signed by Governor Cox
Governor Cox signed a bill to build a public landing on the Cape Cod Canal with Plymouth and Barnstable counties to raise 37 600 dollars and the State set aside 75 000 dollars. The site will be chosen after public hearings on the Cape amid rivalries between Sandwich and Bourne.
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Governor Cox
Cape. Cod Canal
Cape Cod
John W. Churchill
Plymouth
Frank G. Thacher
Barnstable County
John N. Cole
Martha's Vineyard
Ambrose I. Pratt
Sandwich
Francis F. T. Bowles
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce
Louis E. Boyden
Sagamore
B. G. Bartley
Cape
Cox
Cape Cod Canal
Barnstable
State Department of Public Works
Bourne
Department of Public Works
Executive Chamber
Francis T. Bowles
Harry C. Dowden
Frank E. Barrows
H. IL. Colbeth
Henry P. Dunbar
Canal Company
Frank Thacher
Hyannis
H. H. Hinckley
Yarmouth
Ambrose FE. Pratt
Benjamin G. Bartley
L. C. Hall
Wareham
Charles W. Mcgathlin
Legion seeks ban on ex servicemen selling books
State Adjutant Leo A spillane of the American Legion asks Mayor Curley to help stop ex service men from selling magazines books statuary and other articles as representatives of ex service organizations. He cites complaints about profits by companies and schemes to fleece the public and mentions a hooklet sale at Sullivan Square playground.
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Leo A. Spillane
American Legion
Curley
Legion
Germany
Sullivan Square Playground
Urge Three Names for Elevated Trustees Succeeding Sta Ves
A worker delegation urged Governor Cox to appoint Thomas II Shine Michael Walsh or Charles J Hodgdon to the Boston Elevated trustees replacing the late John F Sta ves. The group included William Walsh P J O Brien Edward A Raleigh O G Monroe and many others from unions across Massachusetts.
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Thomas II
Shine
Street Railway Men's Union
Michael Walsh
Boston Elevated Union
Charles J. Hodgdon
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
John F. Stavens
Cox
William Walsh
Elevated Union
P. J. O'Brien
Springfield
International
Edward A. Raleigh
O. G. Monroe
Pittsfield
John J. Kane
Holyoke
James J. Whalen
Northampton
Willlam T. Eagan
Middlesex & Boston Union
Rollin C. Lane
Fitchburg
John J. O'Brien
Lawrence
Herman JL. Mott
Lynn
James J. Duggan
Salem
John J. O'Neil
Hyde Park
William C. McGowan
Brockton
Thomas I. Boyle
Shoe factory strike over wage cut at Linscott Tyler Wilson
In Noc hester N Y May 22 workers at the Linscott Tyler Wilson Shoe Factory struck after no wage readjustment. Laster employees received a 10 percent cut, prompting the stoppage.
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Nochester
N. 1
Linscott, Tyler & Wilson
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Citizens’ Training Camp
Elgin
Waltham
Reagan, Kipp Co
Tremont St
Josephine Guarnera
Linden Woods
Malden Hospital
Samuel Umana
Boston
Live Store
the House of Kuppenheiner
Kennedy
New England
Hawley Streets
Cape Canal
Harvard Auth
Jefferson Tory
John Curtin
South Tion
Butler
Mayor
Carmen
Walsh
Hodgdon
Father John
Beach
Pretty Baker
Dalow Aline
NNNL
Steere Anterda Ocunies
New Tingland
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