Hot fight in election of Carmen Union
Primary results show T G Doyle leading Matthew J Higgins for president of the Boston Street Carmen's Union, with a heavy vote split among four candidates. Total ballots counted reach about 5900 at the Franklin Schoolhouse as tellers report tallies for all offices and candidates.
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Carmen
Matthew J. Higgins
Boston Street Carmen's Union
T. G. Doyle
Doyle
Higgins
Old Franklin
Nesdale
William Thompson
Dennis D. Shea
John W. Hurley
Philip A. Corbett
James J. Conroy
Philip H. Sheridan
Mathias J. Nesdale
William J. Murray
Frank Burns
Edwin C. Jacobs
Owen T. Moore
Maurice Garfink
George J. Mahoney
William Cullinan
Timothy A. Burns
Charles N. Ross
Garment Workers welcome Hillman at Faneuil Hall
Large crowds greeted Sidney Hillman in Boston as he addressed Boston tailors about the new United Garment Workers of America. He outlined future plans and compared local work with conditions in Baltimore where a nine week tailors strike is underway.
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Faneuil Hall
Sidney Hillman
Baltimore
Hillman
United Garment Workers of America
Nashville
Tenn
Boston
Opposition to Cambridge land sale near Harvard Square
Harvard University representatives and the Harvard Square Business Association opposed the sale of a triangular plot near Harvard Law School at a Cambridge City Council hearing. They argued the land is part of the Cambridge Common and may only be used for military or park purposes, fearing an injunction against the sale.
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Cambridge Common
Criticism May Win New Pen Criticism May Win New Pen
Massachusetts congressmen from the eastern part of the state apply to Immigration Commissioner J. Skeffington on Long Wharf asking to tour the old detention station. They seek a plan to build a new and better immigration building in New England. The move follows Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett's public denunciation of the facility as a disgrace to Boston.
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Massachusetts
H. J. Skeffington
New England
Kate Waller Barrett
Boston
Controversy Over Boston Immigration Station Conditions
Congressman Edward Gilmore and Congressman John J. Mitchell press for inspection and improvement of Boston detention facilities. Commissioner Skeffington confirms funding shortfall of 90 000 and promises a special appropriation bill. he cites fire trap risks and hopes for relief from the next Congress.
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Edward Gilmore
Brockton
Long Wharf
Boston
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Skeffington
Post
Woman collapses and dies at Dudley Street terminal
Mrs. John Hiltz of Rockridge Street Roxbury collapsed at the west unloading platform of the Dudley Street terminal at 7 45 last night. Dr Thomas Shea of 8 Warren Street pronounced her dead after arrival.
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John Hiltz
Rockridge Street
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Thomas Shea
Warren Street
To Marry on Thanksgiving Miss Fay to Wed Stocks
Miss Mary Ellen Fay of Jamaica Plain will marry Robert A. Stocks in a nuptial high mass at Blessed Sacrament Church on Thanksgiving morning. Her sister Frances E. Fay serves as bridesmaid and John Shahan is best man. A reception follows at 27 Forbes Street with a wedding trip planned to New York Washington and Bermuda.
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Mary Ellen Fay
Jamaica Plain
Robert A. Stocks
Ellen Agnes Fay
Blessed Sacrament Church
Centre Street
Fay
Frances E. Fay
John Shahan
Forbes Street
New York
Washington
Hermuda
Former Mayor urges stock law and home industry boost
Ex Mayor Fitzgerald spoke at a Business Men's Club meeting in Reading urging a stock trading ban to legal securities by a State bureau and a law to require bank surplus and capital be invested in home industries. He claimed such measures would revolutionize New England and start a period of prosperity.
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Stock Exchange
Fitzgerald
Business Men's Club
Congregational Church
Reading
New England
Lomasney Likely To Lose Ward 8 In Redistricting
Martin Lomasney facing potential defeat as redistricting may erase Ward 8. Plans currently aim to annex part of Ward 7 and North End Ward 6, shifting voters and possibly renumbering wards to dilute his influence. The council debates merging small wards to fit a 24 to 36 ward framework.
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Martin Lomasney
Martin
Lomasney
North End
Charlestown
Ind
David A. Noyes Dies at 67 in Brookline Homestead
David A. Noyes, longtime head of the Boston men’s furnishing firm bearing his name, died at his home 120 Commonwealth Avenue Brookline aged 67. Born in Norway Maine, he moved to Boston at 18 and worked at Jordan Marsh until the great fire. He then ran Noyes Brothers at West Street and later Summer and Washington Streets before the firm moved to Tremont Street after Filene’s purchase. He later entered waist manufacturing on Bedford Street.
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David A. Noyes
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Brookline
Mr. Noyes
Norway
Jordan Marsh Company
West Street
Summer
Washington Streets
Noyes Brothers
Filene Department
Tremont Street
Noyes
Bedford Street
U S Probing Siegel Case
Assistant U S District Attorney Roger B Wood said the government is examining Henry Siegel a former banker and merchant found guilty of a misdemeanor in Geneseo New York The probe considers possible mail fraud charges based on a false financial statement prosecutors will obtain the trial minutes and confer with Arthur C Train about the case
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New York
United States
Roger B. Wood
Criminal Bureau
Henry Siegel
Sod Merchant
Geneseo
N. Y
Whitman
Wood
Arthur C. Train
Boston School Committee Candidate Urges Parental School Ties
Moses Laurie addressed the Jewish Children's Aid Society at Metaphysical Hall Huntington Chambers on The Child and the School. He urged closer cooperation between parents and schools.
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Moses
Laurie
Boston School Committee
Jewish Children’s Aid Society
Metaphysical Hall
Wuntington Chambers
Hank and His Animal Friends Find Fun on Sunday Post
Hank and his animal friends share a sunny Sunday adventure as they follow a playful iabbit hunt and explore curious milestones with friends and neighbors.
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Hank
The
Sunday Post
Richard Croker to wed again in secrecy at St Agnes Church
Richard Croker 71 former Tammany Hall chief plans to marry a Mrs Dickinson at St Agnes Church Lexington Avenue and Forty third Street Thursday morning. Details remain closely held with little information about the bride and guests. The couple will have a wedding breakfast then depart for Palm Beach.
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New York
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
St. Agnes’ Church
Lexington Avenue
Fortythird Street
Mr. Croker
Ethel Croker
Edward IF. Croker
Dickinson
Tom Smith
Tammany Wall
Thanksgiving Day Train Schedule Cuts By New Haven Line
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad will discontinue several local morning trains to New York and afternoon return trains on Thanksgiving Day. Notices posted at railroad stations outline special stops added to regular trains to cover the reduced service.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New York
Eleven candidates certified for City Council and four for School Board
The Board of Election Commissioners certified eleven candidates for the City Council and four nominees for the School Board. Filing signatures closed last night, but many uncertified entrants may meet the 2000-name threshold. Certified include Coulthurst Glynn Doyle Kearns Curry Kneeland Hickey O’Hare Hagen Brennan Ballantyne. School Board: Laurie Lee Keyes Keenan.
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Board of Election Commissioners
John A. Coulthurst
Thomas H. Glynn
William T. Doyle
Patrick A. Kearns
Joseph G. Curry
Fred J. Kneeland
William P. Hi
Schoolhouse Under Ban Halts Wells District Construction
City officials test Building Commissioner O'Hearn authority as a Wells district West End schoolhouse under construction is banned for noncompliant first floor assembly hall egress. Plans must be altered and construction stops. The Post comic section teases The Doings of the Van Loons for next Sunday.
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O’hearn
Wells District
West End
van Loons
Post
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Garment Workers
Pres. Hillman
Harvard
Cambridge
Cents 10, Inc. Makers
Horlick
Tremont Temple
Samuel J. Rider
Jay William Hudson
Mrs. Barrett
Dudley ST
Mary E. Fay
R. A. Stocks
U. S
Council
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H-O Company
Buffalo,N_Y
Atgunrner
H-O, Force,and
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Ceks Straits
American Wine CO
LOUIS
Oliver Ditson Company
Tremont ST
Near
West St
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camde
N. J
Steinert’s
Steinert
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Steinert Hall
Arch St
Vernon Castl
Mr. and Mrs. Vena Castle
Mali
Sea Week
Navin & Kelly CO
Washington St
Victrola
W.&a. Bacon CO
Washington and Essex Sts
WA Bacon Co
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