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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1915

Page

3

Flynn Charges 22 In Ward 6 8 Illegally Registered

Michael J. Flynn files with the Election Commission alleging 22 Lomasney supporters in Wards 6 and 8 are illegally listed. Summons issued for hearings next week. names include hotel keepers saloon owners clerks and city workers. Flynn notes most live at disputed addresses while five registered in Ward 6.

Michael J. Flynn Martin M. Lomasney West End Election Commission Lomasney Flynn Richard F. Field Fitzgerald Commission William A. Leahy Nashua Street Patrick A. McDonnell Ketterer’s Hotel Marciano di Pesa Napoli John A. di Pesa Raymond I. Reynolds Green Street Joseph F. Walsh Cambridge Street Public Works Department Daniel J. McGrath Causeway Street Henry R. Gray John J. Sullivan John F. Corcoran Joy Street Charles F. Gallagher Hugh McGrath Hancock Street Alden H. Woodward Robert J. Bowes Eugene Selg Roden S. Harrison Boston Heidelberg St. James Hotel Henry Hollander Leverett Max Swartz Berwick House Walnut Avenue Roxbury Fred J. Doran Boston Stock Exchange Chelsea Alford Street Charlestown Beacon Street Percy F. Jones Newbury Street North Station Somerville Marcia Hugh C. McGrath City Baths Allen H. Woodward Washington Street

Tremont Stores Employees Enjoy Annual Bass Point Outing

About 250 Tremont Stores staff members boarded buses after closing to Bass Point for a company sponsored evening of dining and entertainment. Albert E. Flint presided, with Abbot Rice as treasurer and J D H Myers as manager and secretary.

Tremont Stores, Inc Bass Point Nahant Tremont Bosworth Boston Albert E. Flint Abbot Rice J. D. H. Myers Thomas Young Fred Harkins

A Pair of Socks in the Sunday Post Magazine

A humorous story about a fireman livens up the next Sunday Post Magazine.

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City High Schools Face Enrollment Surge and Crowding

An estimated 112000 students returned to school as the city struggles with crowded central high schools. The new child labor law boosts enrollment while suburban and specialized schools add capacity. 1800 seat High School of Commerce opened but many applicants were turned away.

High School of Practical Arts High School of Commerce Dyer W. Stanwood Field Boston Lagrange Street Eighly South Boston Mechanic Arts Patrick A. Collins Huntington Avenue Fenway Montgomery Street Franklin Union Harvard Medical School

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