Massachusetts Odd Fellows Elect New Grand Master and Officers
Taunton's Bilay D Reed elected grand master of the Massachusetts Grand Lodge I O O F at Ford Hall. William Barker of Watertown named deputy grand master and Rev Allen Rideout of Dorchester grand warden. George H Fuller of Allston re-elected grand secretary after 25 years in the post.
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Bilay D. Reed
Taunton
Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ford
William 8. Barker
Watertown
Allen A. Rideout
Doorchester
George H. Fuller
Alston
Alfred G. Pinkerton
Worcester
Lavater W. Powers
Waltham
Gram Representative
Henry E. .Ruggles
Franklin
Odd Felllows
William H. Ralph Somerville
George Ll. Doloff
George L. Marshall
Somers Mille
Doloff
Granda Lodge
New England
New York
New Jersey
City Club
Walter Cox
Toronto
Lewis C. Shaw
Warner
N. H
Frank L. Way
G. G
Manchester
Henry T. Brown
G. M
Ludlow
William >. Kommers
Rochester
N. Y
Harry Walker
G. S
Brooklyn
George Fh. Dalrymple
Passaic
N. J
Harry S. Pine
Trenton
William McDonald
Walleyfield
Quebec
T. J. Potter
Montreal
John A. Craig
Yarmouth
Williams. Collett
the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Boston
Herbert A. Holland
Q. P
The
Springfield
H. J. Phillips
Waterbury
Cenn
George S. Chapman
B. R
Conn
Rebekah
Wrentham
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Tremont Street
James Bennett
Lynn
Massachusetts
Lodge
James A. Blackney
Fall River
Joseph A. Lincoln
Andrew M. Stone
Marblehead
Grand Guardian
J. Wilder Fairbank
Bistop
William Walton
Cambridge
Grand Herald
R. & Lovell
Henry E. Ruggles
Henry Denver
Allston
John W. Roberts
Winfield S. Nevins
Salem
William F. Sawyer
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows
Ford Hall
William S. Barker
Silas D .Reed
Allan A. Rideout
Dorchester
Better Registration Facilities Planned for Massachusetts Women
Governor Coolidge issued a public notice urging cities and towns to aid women registering for citizenship. He called for more registrars and better facilities to help Massachusetts women qualify themselves for the process.
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Coolidge
Massachusetts
Lawson and Tarr Again Prominent in Boston Trial
Second day of hearings in the George L. Ware case involve Thomas W. Lawson and Everett C. Tarr, Boston brokers, as Ware testifies of negotiating with Men dlesohn and Rosenberg for 1.3 million dollars over months. Ware also cites Dr Netherlands and a double crossing claim affecting stock payments.
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Everett C. Tarr
State Street
George L. Ware
George L. Ware & Co
Congress Street
Boston
Mutual Divide of
Massachusetts
Federal Building
Ware
Robert Ryder
John Peny
Lanaga
Hayes
Wson
Mendlesohn
Rosenberg
Joan Him
Mr. Ware
Gatex Ol Company
Glover
Secondry Mutual Divide
Dee
Atock
Dr.Netherlands
Netherlands
Lawson
Tarr
May bring up threat charge in central court
In a fragmented report Mrs. Jean Nash yesterday defaulted in Central Court after sending a message that she was in danger. The case touches on a threat charge and proceeds with unclear details from the damaged text.
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Jean Nash
Central Court
Woman Faces Trial Over Theft and Threats
A woman is brought to trial on charges of larceny by false pretence and threats. Sergeant Brooks arrested her for collecting money for a sewing school and a school for teaching the illiterate. She allegedly sent fear-inducing messages to potential witnesses and used patrons’ donations for personal gain, claiming authority from Boston committee and other institutions.
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Brooks
Boston Hs Committee
Resignation of Daniel T. OConnell from Irish Bureau
A statement from the Irish National Bureau in Washington announces the resignation of Director Daniel T. O'Connell of Boston effective Saturday. During his tenure he built an effective organization aimed at informing the Senity of the fants and supporting the Irish cause in Washington.
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Irish National Bureau Tonight
Daniel T. O'Connell
Boston
O'Connell
Tno
Trish
Roment
Irish Cause Sympathy Cited By Congress Leader
A congressional figure, largely responsible for putting Congress on record in sympathy with the Irish cause, expresses firm support for O'Connell’s leadership and aims. The remarks highlight ongoing advocacy and public stance on Irish matters.
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Congress
Mr. O'Connell
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