Old Oolboys 40th Reunion Sparks Nostalgic Night
Former schoolboys recall youth at the Yemen era as they gather for the 40th reunion. Attendees include John Carter H. Carter Julien Sila Konwell Cushinge J. Mitchell Galvin Daniel Badger William Comstock Charles Littlefield Isaac Ripley Franklin Amsden.
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Yemen
Bernina
Fae Saney
John Inte
A H. Carter
Julien Sila
Konwell i Cushingers
J. Mitchel Galvin
Daniel E. Badger
William 0. Comstock
Chartee A
Charles C. Littlefield
Isaac J. Ripley
Branklin D. Amsden
Pet Dog Saves Three From Fire in Concord
A Pekinese dog woke Mrs. Lewis Kennedy at her brother Joseph B. Algeo’s home on Virginia Road, alerting her to a late night blaze. She fled with her life, saving her brother and the hired man John Lennon.
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Concord
Lewis Kennedy
Joseph B. Algeo
Virginia Road
Juet
John Lennon
Curley Rally Tonight at Roxbury High School
Former mayor James M. Curley holds a rally at Roxbury High School on Warren Street to discuss municipal campaign issues affecting the district.
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James M. Curley
Roxbury High School
Warren Street
Roxbury
Suave Caller Owes $400 Sought by Quincy Police
A smooth sounding man about 35 posing as an English gentleman is believed to have taken $400 from several Quincy families. Police enlist aid of other officials to locate and arrest him.
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Quincy
Debonair Stranger’s Lure Nets Confidence in Quincy
A man calling himself Mr Southworth befriended a local minister in Quincy and the English family he met. He claimed stolen luggage and court fights, produced New York telegrams, and secured loans and small sums, drawing on a monthly 18 pound allowance. Authorities suspect a long-running confidence scheme.
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American Express Company
New York
Curley Criticizes Dorchester Mayoral Contenders at Meeting
James M. Curley speaking at the Mary Hemenway School in Dorchester attacked the Good Government Association for not nominating Walter I. Collins for mayor. He said the Court House developments yesterday ended Pelletier’s candidacy, urging the DA not to quit under fire. Curley warned against Collins as GGA standard bearer, praising Collins’ experience but noting lack of endorsement.
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James M. Curley
Mary Hemenway
Dorchester
Good Government Association
Walter I. Collins
Pelletier
Court House
The
Minute
Nutters
Walter L. Collina
Women at Copley Plaza Hotel for Charity Day
Boston society women from Willard Settlement operate the Copley Plaza hotel from dawn to after midnight acting as bellhops maids and cleaners. Prominent ladies direct patrons answer phones tend doors and ensure service while Vincent Club girls appear as bellboys in bright uniforms for the charity event.
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Francés. Willard
Boston
Copley Plaza Hotel
Vincent Club
Further Plans for Wage Cuts in Western Railroads
About 75 major West Coast railroads plan wage conferences with workers this week to seek further pay reductions. Some meetings have already occurred as roads act individually, following a October 14 agreement by railroad executives to roll back wages to pre July 1920 levels, roughly a 10 percent cut for train service personnel and comparable cuts for other classes.
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Chicago
Association of Railway Executives
United States Railroad Labor Board
Boston Wool Trade Association Elects New Officers
Harold G. Edwards was elected president of the Boston Wool Trade Association at its 10th annual meeting. Walter J. Meadows became vice president and F. Nathaniel Perkins secretary-treasurer. The executive committee includes Fred M. Blanchard Pine A. Risemann E. W. Hovighton Edmund F. Leland and Walter M. Maraton. The arbitration committee features Carl K. Bacon Allan C. Emery F. R. Edington Claude H. Ketcham and Frank R. Pratt.
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Harold G. Edwards
Boston Wool Trade Association
Walter J. Meadows
F. Nathaniel Perkins
Fred M.blanchard
Pines A. Risemann
E. W. Hovighton
Edmund F. Leland
Walter M. Maraton
Carl K. Bacon
Allan C. Emery
F. R. Edington
Claude H. Ketcham
Frank R. Pratt
International Students Club Forming At Local YMCA Meeting
An International Students Club will be organized at the Huntington Avenue YMCA tomorrow evening at 7 18. A committee including L L Quamo Albania A R Gruenberg Russia and L T Davis Porto Rico will present recommendations and officers will be elected. Members from the Phillippines Porto Rico Bolivia Albania Denmark Japan and other nations will be represented.
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Huntington Avenue
L. L. Quamo
Albania
A. R. Gruenberg
Russia
L. T. Davis
Porto Rico
Phillippines
Bolivia
Denmark
Japan
Maine Democrats Plan March State Convention
The Democratic State committee met in Augusta and voted to hold the next state convention in the last week of March 1922 in Augusta. Louis J. Brann of Lewiston will decide the exact date and James B. Perkins of Boothbay Harbor was named temporary chairman.
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Augusta
Democratic State Committee
Louis J. Brann
Lewiston
James B. Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
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Curley Rally
Mirror
Housen
Boston Morris Plan Co
Morris
Tel
Fort Hill
Curley
Collins
Hub Society
Belles
Court Street
Prs
Women’s Goodeshoes
Rail
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Maine
Haverhill
Albert L. Bartlett
Ernest A. Manning
Samuel J. Levis
George E. Hutchine
George W. Munsey, Jr
Oceanic National
Oceanic National Bank
Sxst
Melvin M. Johnson
Federal Reserve System
Washington Street
Scroor Sr
Gilchrist
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