Curley Promotes Tax Cuts At West Roxbury Rally
Former Boston mayor James M. Curley urged West Roxbury voters to back him to lower the tax rate and equalize valuations. He touted a low city tax rate, debt reduction, and a plan for a five cent car fare while contrasting his record with opponents. He highlighted Roslindale development projects and sewer spending.
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James M. Curley
Robert G. Shaw
West Roxbury
Boston
Peabody
Prarty
Baxter
Medford
Roslindale
Roslindale Square
Metropolitan Avenue
Dedham
Booth Tucker to Speak at People's Palace
Salvation Army leaders Booth Tucker and Mrs de Latour Booth Tucker arrived in South Nelson to a warm reception. Salvation Army Band of Boston joined locals as plans announced for talks at People's Palace tonight at 7 30 and tomorrow morning at 10 40. Additional talks set for Wilbur Theatre at 3 pm on India's Millions and a union Salvation meeting at 7 30 pm.
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International Nation Army
Sal
Frederick de Latour Booth-Tucker
London
Southnel
Colon
A. McIntyre
Salvation Army
Boston
Booth - Tucker
People’s Palace
Wilbur Theatre
Union Salvation
How to mail fragile bundles for Christmas rush
Postmaster Baker outlines proper packing for fragile items such as cameras china cigars clocks and dolls. Mark fragile items clearly insure valuable parcels include sender name and address in the upper left corner preceded by From and consult the local post office for mailability guidance.
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Baker
Uncle Sam
Liquor Raid Nets Stills in Somerville House
Rubin Sherman of 415 Norfolk Street Somerville arrested for keeping and exposing for sale intoxicating liquor on 16 Bradley Street. Police seized three stills 24 gallons of hooch 110 proof in one gallon jugs 18 barrels of mash three bags of sugar yeast a gas stove and other fixtures after a raid timed to end last evening.
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Rubin Sherman
Norfolk Street
Somerville
Bradley Street
Lacey
Wild Woman Haunts North Saugus as Searchers Probe Shack
A mysterious "wild woman" near Break Heart swamp eludes a large search party led by William F. Parker after a nighttime sighting from an abandoned shack. Officers sweep North Saugus and nearby fields while residents fear the ongoing nightly events.
Patrols Guard Farms as Cry of Missing Woman Echoes
In North Saugus distrust grows as a mysterious plea rings from a rear knoll near the Parker home. Neighbors convene at the kitchen, old barns are guarded, and a searchlight shines on the Hones barn while volunteer patrols monitor roads well into the night.
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William F. Parker
Mamma
Parker Home
Parker House
Saugus
Big Hones
Seaman Howell Released After Self Defense Plea
United States Commissioner Wheeler freed Frank Howell, a seaman aboard the Lillian E Kerr, amid testimony that he acted in self defense during an assault on Captain George F Poppe. Howell, shot by the captain, had no knife or counsel at the hearing. Herblitt and Wasserman now represent the wounded sailor.
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United States
Wheeler
Frank Howell
Lillian E. Kerr
Howell
George F. Poppe
Poppe
Continuance Granted in Hub Auction Case
Judge Murray granted a continuance until December 6 in the cases of seven Boston auctioneers and auction room owners. The defendants face charges under sections 11 and 12 of the general laws after two weeks of hearings in the Central Court.
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Boston
Central Court
Murray
Schmitt Selected New Hartford Orchestra Conductor
Henry Schmitt, former conductor for Norfolk Summer Festivals, is elected conductor of the Hartford Philharmonic Orchestra, succeeding Robert H. Pratting who resigned after a policy disagreement with board president John T. Roberts. The resignation was announced after a matinee and evening performance featuring Alda as soloist.
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Hartford
Conn
Henry Schmitt
Norfolk
Hartford Philharmonic Orchestra
Robert H. Pratting
John T. Roberts
Alda
Death ruled due to alcoholism in Arlington shed finding
Medical Examiner Dr. David C. Dow determined Daniel A. Lyons, 40, of 43 Winter Street Arlington, died from alcoholism. His body was found in a shed at the rear of 23 Broadway, in a town known for cemetery lot granite monuments.
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David C. Dow
Daniel A. Lyons
Winter Street
Arlington
Broadway
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