Big Public Reception for Tague and Green Sparks Parade Plans
More than 3000 people gathered in City Square Charlestown to celebrate Congressman Peter F. Tague and Senator-elect James I. Green after their primary wins over the Lomasney machine. Attendees mocked plans for a funeral procession of Ward and Mahatma, then settled for a victory parade through Charlestown with speeches in multiple districts.
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James I. Green
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Mahatma
West End
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Green
Orient Heights
Day’ Square
Central Square
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Boston
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Harrison Avenue
Dedham Street
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Washington
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South End
Rattlesnake $10,000 Bill Lands Thieves in Hot Water
In New York, a $10,000 bill seized from auto parts dealer P. B. Smith is tracked by its serial number. Detectives seek the thieves who stole $18,600 last Saturday, knowing the 10K bill cannot be easily cashed. The seven $1,000 notes and other smaller sums pose fewer risks to the criminals.
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New York
United News
Smith
Skidding Auto Injures Brookline Traffic Patrolman
An auto owned by the Hill Motor Company and driven by Stanley B. Batteson skidded at Beacon and Carlton streets Brookline, striking the automatic traffic device and then hitting Patrolman Thomas Hill who was directing traffic. Hill was injured and transported to his home.
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Carlton Streets
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Hill Motor Company
Beacon Street
Stanley B. Batteson
Sedgwick Street
Jamaica Plain
Thomas Hill
Forty second regiment drills terrify New England coast
At Rockport during a peace time artillery maneuver the Forty second regiment's six 8 inch guns fired nine mile shots. General John W. Buckman inspected the scene as shells toppled power lines and windows. An airplane delivered a message to the crews and a schooner delayed the firing.
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New England Railroad
Sept
New England
Forty-second
North Shore
John W. Buckman
North Atlantic Coast Artillery
Provincetown
Husband Too Religious Sparks Separate Support
Springfield judge grants separate support to Mrs Mary Alexander of Charlotte and Springfield amid claims of religious fanaticism. Husband R O Alexander, who said he would relate to women only in spirit, must pay $80 down and $75 monthly, with $750 monthly to the wife. they have ten children.
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Springfield
Sept
Charles L. Long
Mary A. Alexander
Charlotte
N. C
New York
R. O. Alexander
Joseph B. Ely
Train Kills Signalman Near Reeds Ferry
Fred E. Snyder a 38 year old signal department employee of the Boston and Maine railroad was killed by a northbound train near Reeds Ferry Manchester New Hampshire. He stopped in front of the approaching train.
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Manchester
N. H
Fred E. Snyder
Boston & Maine Railroad
Reeds Ferry
Mrs. Cram Plans Immediate Campaign for State Auditor
Plans for an immediate campaign to elect Mrs. Alice E. Cram, Democratic candidate for State auditor, were being matured at the Democratic State committee headquarters with Mrs. Susan W. FitzGerald, the women's division chairwoman, taking an active part.
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Alice E. Cram
Democratic State Committee
Susan W. FitzGerald
Massachusetts woman candidate vows to campaign for state office
The candidate on Roseson Street Jamaica Plain announces readiness to campaign for the first Massachusetts state office open to a woman. She plans to speak with actress and suffragist Mary Shaw in Boston and then address the Mt Pisgah Home for Aged Men and Women in Roxbury. Planned meetings include Lowell and Lawrence.
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Jamaica ‘Plain
Theandidate
Massachusetts
Mary Shaw
Wolfboro
Boston
Elm Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill Plans Early Campaign for Women’s Vote
A local page outlines efforts to mobilize women voters for Mrs. Cram with Mrs. Hulsey Wilson from Mrs. George Baas’s Democratic national women’s committee assisting. She will speak at meetings and link the organizer to gubernatorial candidates for immediate rallies near home. It notes no woman enrolled as a Democrat or Republican in the primary, hampering participation.
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Haverhill
Hulsey Wilson
George Baas
Democratic National Women’s Committee
Maine
Cram
FitzGerald
Women free to vote for any candidate in November
The text notes that women affiliated with a party may vote the ticket or choose freely. It stresses that they are not required to vote strictly for their party and should exercise conscience and intelligence in selecting their candidate in November.
Benefit Show For Wounded World War Veterans Held
A volunteer performance for wounded World War II veterans was staged last night at the Pine Rest Sanatorium in Arlington. The event, planned for nearly a week, proceeded smoothly under the direction of Mrs. Katherine Grinnell of the Community Service of Boston, who oversaw the arrangements.
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Arlington
Katherine Grinnell
Community Service of
Boston
Boy Pleads Guilty in Threat Letter Case
William Brown an 18 year old from Greenfield pleaded guilty to sending a black hand letter threatening to kill Frederick O Kidder of Sunderland in a bid to extort 960 dollars He was held for the grand jury in default of 3000 dollars bond and remanded to jail.
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Greenfield
William Brown
Dist
Frederick O. Kidder
Sunderland
Uftless Kidder
Worit
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