PCUR's Record in Congress Attacked at Rallies
Thomas H. Green denounced Con Tague at Gay rallies near Savannah Line docks arguing that over eight years Tague failed to secure a single port improvement. He contrasted Tague with O'Neil Fitzgerald Kelliher and Iray, urging voters against a fifth term in the 10th district. Green planned rallies in Charlestown and East Boston tonight.
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Thomas H. Green
Savannah Line
Con Tague
Tague
Congress
O'Neil
Fitzgerald
Kelliher
Iray
Tesue
Senator Green
Charlestown
Boston
Irish Agitators Remanded to Prison to Finish Term
James P. Larkin and former Assemblyman Benjamin F. Gaitlow, convicted two years ago of criminal anarchy and out on a certificate of reasonable doubt, were ordered back to Sing Sing prison to finish five to 10 year sentences.
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New York
James P. Larkin
Benjamin F. Gaitlow
Sing Sing
Time of two minutes ends with car sale in record chase
A fragmentary account describes a rapid street scam where a birdlike con artist sells a car to Joe in a record time. Details such as the seller’s street number and phone number remain missing, leaving Joe with only a claimed medal and unclear outcome.
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Bird
Joe
Tre
Jamaica Plan Woman Raises Big Sunflowers
Mrs. Mary Burns of 3528 Washington Street Jamaica Plain grew sunflowers in a small back yard to heights of at least 12 feet. The plants, nearly twice a face in diameter, gained local attention as she noted it was her first year attempting sunflowers and she sought to hide clothes lines and ash cans.
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Mary Burns
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Freeman Goudy: A Pioneer in Type Design at the Graphic Arts Exposition
The article profiles Fred eric W. Goudy, once a Chicago bookkeeper turned designer, who embraced ornamental type design. Despite no formal training, he mastered type architecture, drawing on Roman and medieval influences to shape modern typography and elevate printed books.
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Frederic W. Goudy
Chicago
Busin
Goudy
Crowley Chosen to Represent City at Police Conference
Mayor Curley designates Superintendent Michael H. Crowley to attend the national police conference in New York on September 11 and declines Mayor Hylan's invitation.
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Hylan
New York
Curley
Michael H. Crowley
Scythia to sail from East Boston at 4 p m today
Cunard Line steamship Scythia leaves New York at noon for Queenstown and Liverpool and will stop in East Boston this afternoon to take aboard additional passengers. The 4 p m sailing replaces the Aug. 28 Samaria voyage, due to repairs in Liverpool, with 10 first 75 second and 125 third class travelers aboard. Among the passengers listed are Mrs Purves Clay Miss Mary L Murfitt Miss Caroline Matthews Mr and Mrs H F Barrus and sons Herbert and Lawrence L T Stevens Mrs A E Austin and Everett Austin Jr Mr and Mrs Francis Willett of Norwood.
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Cunard Line
Scythia
New York
Queenstown
Liverpool
Boston
Samaria
Purves Clay
Eastern Point
Mary L. Murfitt
Caroline Matthews
Matthews
H. F. Barrus
Herbert and
Lawrence
Athol
L. T. Stevens
A. E. Austin
Marlboro Street
Everett Austin, Jr
Francis Willett
Norwood
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