Car Men to Vote Monday in Boston Union Election
The Boston Car Men's Union holds a primary at the old Franklin School in South End on Monday from 9 a.m. to midnight. Thousands of ballots, 18 ballot boxes, and 18 wardens will tally results in what is billed as the largest union election, with president and financial secretaryTreasurer contests decided by Monday’s balloting under union rules.
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Harvard Yale game tickets counterfeit warning issued
Harvard Yale game management warns against purchasing counterfeit tickets. Detectives have a record of speculators selling voided tickets and resold seats. Valid tickets must be validated by Harvard Athletic Association or Alumni Office in Boston or Cambridge on specified date.
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Banker’s $86,000 Gift Sparks Bankruptcy Battle
New Haven scene as Martin Zimmerman banker and uncle of the Duchess of Manchester fights to recover $86,000 he says he loaned Mrs. Lillian Wray of Milford. Wray claims the money was a gift, detailing gifts including a Hartford house and a 40 mile Canadian railroad sale proceeds. She married James Wray after receiving the money, while Zimmerman faces bankruptcy and claims against her.
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Lost boy found a job in local store
Winslow W. Cole, 16, son of Alfred P. Cole of 85 Otis Street Newtonville, left home Tuesday afternoon under mysterious circumstances. He was found last night by his father in a jurist's store at 34 West Street where he had worked as an errand boy since the day after his disappearance. He returned home with his father.
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Swain Wife in Line for Falmouth School Post
Falmouth school committee meets to pick a successor to J H Swain amid rumors he eloped with Mrs Florence Souther of Dorchester. Mrs Swain, ill at home, faces ongoing doubts as Milwaukee police probe the disappearance. Souther’s husband Richmond P Souther died by suicide, leaving a child who later died.
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Student Shoots Self After School Refusal
Arthur Evans a 16 year old pupil, shot himself outside the Harriman area school after being sent home for discipline. Doctors say he will die. The incident occurred near Knoxville Tennessee on November 21.
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Olden Jubilee Reunion at St. Joseph’s West End
More than 2000 people, including former clergy of St. Joseph’s and West End residents, gathered at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics building for a jubilee reunion marking the church’s 50th anniversary. Cardinal O’Connell presided at the earlier observance, and Rev Lawrence W. Slattery led the reunion committee with support from parish clergy and members. The event featured harp solos by Miss Mary I. Johnson and musical selections by a full orchestra.
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Mayor and Curley in Conference on Possible Run
Congressman Curley told reporters he would run for mayor even if Mayor Fitzgerald runs. The two men met after Curley returned from Washington to discuss the race. The Mayor indicated willingness to run, while Curley did not withdraw, surprising the Mayor when Curley publicly announced he would stay in the contest.
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Mayor Denies Curley Run Delay Amid Democratic Tensions
The mayor denies Curley’s claim of seeking 24 or 48 hours before deciding to run. Curley’s challenge has stirred many supporters who warn that Curley may be blamed if the mayor does not seek re election. Democratic ward chairs plan a joint appeal asking Curley to withdraw to preserve party harmony as the city committee prepares to meet.
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Wagon Accident Leaves William Bernard Injured In City
William Bernard age 25 of 1740 Washington street was riding a team on Hemenway street near Westland avenue when the horse ran away and threw him. He suffered fractured ribs and a punctured lung and is in serious condition at City Hospital.
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Mayor Poised to Win Despite Curley Challenge
In political circles the expectation is that the Mayor will run and likely prevail even if Curley enters. Observers note Curley would siphon votes, yet the Mayor has a strong chance of victory regardless.
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Pay of Phone Heads Revealed at Vermont Hearing
At a Vermont Telecommunication Commission hearing, E W Longley testified salaries for New England Telephone & Telegraph officials. Highlights include President Philip N Spalding at 21000 and Treasurer Francs A Houston at 12000, with other officers earning from 3600 to 12000. Warren R Graham commented on the recorder’s duties.
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