Medford School Staff Resignations Announced
Eugene Averill drops from the high school staff and Miss Mabel L. Thayer and Miss Caroline Lowe resign from their Grade VI and Grade III posts respectively in Medford schools to take effect at year’s end. The Medford school committee re elected Charles H. Morse as superintendent of schools.
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Eugene Averill
Mabel L. Thayer
Brooks
Caroline Lowe
Cummings
Medford
Charles H. Morse
Fights Roar Through Boston Ward Caucuses in Bitter Campaign
A night of violent clashes and heated rhetoric convulsed Boston ward meetings as Corbett and Hayes factions battled for control of city committee seats. Stones shattered a ward room window in Ward 3 while banners and bands filled streets as speakers hurled personal accusations and denounced rivals in a fevered race with high stakes and large crowds.
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Democratic Party
Boston
James Fitzgerald
James E. Hayer
Corbett
Hayes
Charlestown
Conan Fitzgerald
Rourke
John Quinn
P. J. Daly
Lomasney
Cox
Dean and Norton
McNary
Creed
John Drohan
Opne
Gore
John Nawn
Ward Room
Bunker Hill Street
Ward 3
Senator Hayes
Mulreys Bank Book and Paving Department Scrutiny
Foremen in Boston paving districts testify about alleged payments to Thomas Finneran based on Mulrey’s figures for six and a half days of work. The witnesses deny employing or reporting Finneran while payrolls show multiple payments and deposits, raising questions about accounting, team usage, and Mulrey’s large bank deposits.
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Boston
Thomas F. Finneran
Mulrey
Pas
Eams
Coyle
Prgland Trust Company
Finneran
Stolen Kibud Fraud Charge Arrests Litchfield Barber
George E. Litchfield and Charles H. Barber were arrested on conspiracy to defraud the Massachusetts Benefit Life Association of 7800 dollars tied to bogus paper firms. Inspectors Cogan and Morrisey, aided by Private Detective James R. Woods, booked them at police HQ and held them overnight. The case centers on misdated bills and payees not operating in the city, with arraignment expected today.
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Henry A. Rolker
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
Litchfield
George A. Litchfield
High Street
Association
Barber
Barton
Newman
Bolker
Bernsen Avenue
Aoe
E. 8. Litchfield
George E. Tétonnard
Norman
Rom
Shooting on Bloomingdale Avenue Ends in Wounding Neighbor
On Bloomingdale avenue Thomas Blockson shot at his wife after a domestic dispute over property. He then fired at neighbor Arthur McAloon twice, injuring his left thigh, as McAloon confronted him during the incident. Blockson fled, vowing to obtain a gun.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Bloomingdale Avenue
Thomas Blockson
Arthur McAloon
Blockson
McAloon
MccAloon
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