Tiger Jack in Ord A Day Car
Genevieve J. O'Neil a day winner plans a Boston trip with boxing star Jack Dempsey to Mechanics Building next Friday. He will tour historic points and box Jim while three friends join Miss O'Neil. Dempsey confirms via letter and promises a motorists trip around Boston.
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Genevieve J. O'Neil
Pion
Jack Dempsey
Boston
Box Jim
Mechanics Building
Miss O'Neil
Jack
Ampion
Oldfield
Champion
Mies O'Neil
Dempsey
O'Neill
O'Neil
Cat Mechanics
Harry Wilts
Parke Awarded 200 for City Injury Claim
Former City Collector Howard W. B. Parke will receive 200 from the city after a May 19 foot injury at the Boylston Ipswich corner. The Mayor approved the claim on Corporation Counsel E Mark Sullivan's recommendation. The incident near his Audubon road home kept him home for several days before filing. The sidewalk that caused the injury has since been repaired.
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Howard W. B. Parke
Boylston
Ipswich
Mayorley
E. Mark Sulli
Audubon Road
Benton for Speedy Action Against Crime
Assistant Attorney-General Jay R. Benton rallied supporters in Ball River New Bedford and Brockton campaigning for the Republican nomination for attorney-general. He argued that swift decisive action and punishment deter crime and that delay harms the innocent and favors criminals.
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Jay R. Benton
Ball River
New Bedford
Brockton
Rover the delinquent boy’s dog seeks a new home
In New Bedford Rover the collie is cared for by the Animal Rescue League after owner John Gomes, 14, is committed to welfare. The boy’s parting wish was that Rover not be killed. League workers and citizens pledged two weeks of care while a permanent home is sought.
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New Bedford
Animal Rescue League
Hillman Street
Rover
John Gomes
Department of Public Welfare
Boston
Gomes
District Court House
Frank A. Milliken
George D. Cram
House of Correction
Frederick G. Harrington
League
William P. Covell
Allie W. Omey
Johnny
Wilson Delivers 12 Speeches Across North Shore
Harold D. Wilson spoke at General Electric in Lynn and at multiple North Shore stops including Salem Beverly square Peabody Lowell Lawrence Haverhill Amesbury Newburyport and Gloucester finishing at Gloucester at 11 oclock before the League of Women Voters. His White Horse truck draws large enthusiastic crowds as he avoids mudslinging while noting five opponents for attorney general.
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Harold D. Wilson
General Electric
Lynn
Lynn Square
Salem
Beverly Square
Peabody
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Amesbury
Newburyport
Gloucester
League of Women Voters
Sheppard Towner Act To Be Fought In Court
Attorney General Allen filed with the U S Senate a motion and bill of complaint seeking a declaration that the Sheppard Towner maternity aid act is unconstitutional. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is plaintiff with defendants Mellon Abbott Sawyer Tigert in the action.
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Allen
United States Senate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Charles E. Sawyer
The
Public Health Service
John J. Tigert
Education
Child dies from auto injuries in Arlington
Four year old Joseph Colella, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Colella of 14 Medford Street Somerville, died yesterday at Symmes Arlington Hospital after being struck by a car on Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington last Saturday.
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Joseph Colella
Thomas Colella
Medford Street
Somerville
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Sencon
Symmes Arlington Hospital
Hurwitz Swears Slander Suit Over Jackson Claim
Assistant Attorney General Hurwitz declares he has sued State Treasurer Jackson for slander over a morning papers statement tying him to Simon Swig or the Tremont Trust. He denies any association with Swig or his family and accuses the remarks as false while speaking at the Williams School in Chelsea.
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Jackson
Simon
Swig
Tremont Trust Company
Hurwitz
Willams School
Chelsea
Louis Swig
Young Men's Hebrews Association
Walsh Accuses Opponents At Dorchester Rally
John Jackson Walsh denounces what he calls slanderous attacks by opponents at Dorchester rally for the U.S. Senate race. He criticizes Gaston for courtly remarks and uses campaign material in Worcester while accusing other speakers of abuse and dirty tactics.
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John Jackson Walsh
Dorchester
United States
Gaston
Boston
Worcester
Whipple
Auto accident halts Glasgow elopement
Carolyn Shuster eighteen daughter of W Morgan Shuster president of Century Publishing Company New York and William Morris two son of Glasgow merchant were found by searchers at Goodnight eight miles north of Glasgow. They had fled Wednesday night to elope in Jeffersonville Indiana but an automobile crash ended the plan. The couple abandoned their car and waited for three male friends to bring another vehicle to continue toward Tennessee for the ceremony.
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Glasgow
Carolyn Shuster
W. Morgan Shuster
Century Publishing Company
New York
William Morris
Goodnight
Here
Jeffersonville
Ind
Miss Shuster
Elopers
Tennessee
Endorsement from Two Powerful Unions Moves Rallies
William T. A. Fitzgerald announced in East Boston Charles town South End and Roxbury rallies that the Office’s conduct satisfies organized labor. He cited endorsements from the Allied Printing Trades and the Boston Bookbinders Union, the only unions with business with the register of deeds.
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Tts
Register of Deeds
Allied Printing Trades
Boston Bookbinders’ Union
William T. A. Fitzgerfsld
Central Square
East Boston
Charlestown
South End
Roxbury
Winchester Says Fitzgerald Endorses His Campaign Issues
Charles A. Winchester, candidate for Register of Deeds, and speaking in South Boston, Roxbury and Dorchester, charged that his opponent W. T. A. Fitzgerald has effectively endorsed Winchester's campaign by adopting in the Register of Deeds office improvements Winchester proposed during the current race.
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Charles A. Winchester
Register of Deeds
Boston
Roxbury
Dorchester
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Six Cyclists Headed Home After Wheel About the Hub
The Boston Cycling Club's 32nd Wheel About the Hub began with six riders led by Dr. Walter G. Kendall aged 68. They rode to Jamaica Pond and Dedham visiting the Powder House and the Fairbanks House before Lunc h mass at Lake Magsapoag and an Mansfield dinner at the Tavern. The return trip will pass through Sharon Canton Weymouth and Assinippi for a fish dinner.
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Boston Cycling Club
Walter G. Kendall
Charles W. Reed
Club Bugler
Walnut Avenué
Warren Street
Roxbury
Jamaica Pond
Dedham
Old Powder House
Fairbanks House
America
Lake Magsapoag
Mansfield
Boston
Sharon
Canton
Weymouths
Assinippi
Mayor boosts salaries for 28 School Department staff
Mayor Curley announced across the School Department that 28 employees will receive raises ranging from 50 to 550 dollars annually, totaling 7760 dollars. The increases reflect extra work for the fall program and larger pupil numbers with the largest rise going to James T. Doherty.
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Curley
James T. Doherty
Joseph F. Butler
Eugene C. McCarthy
Herbert L.patterson
Edward J. Phaneuf
Patrick J. Osborne
John J. Driscoll
John J. Daley
Charles E. Cadigan
John B. Bjorklund
Daniel A. Murphy
William A. McPherson
William J. Ivers
Lewis B. Jones
John J. Cassidy
Norman J. H. Shaw
Timothy J Lyons
Walter L. Eldridge
Cornelius D. Driscoll
Theodore Gould
John Q. Ewell
Annie A. Donohue
Margaret A. Connelly
Goldie Mendelsohn
Daniel J. Heffernan
William F. Cronin
Joseph Dowd
Thomas P. Kimmett
Frank P. Sheehan
Paragon Park to Stay Open Weekends After Columbus Day
Nantasket visitors linger as Paragon Park directors keep the resort open Saturdays and Sundays through October with palm gardens closed. Hundreds of school children enjoy a final at the seaside as public schools reopen next week amid lingering summer residents and rainy days.
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Nantasket
Paragon Park
Palm Gardens
Parade and reception for Sen. Thomas H. Green
A parade and reception honored Senator Thomas H. Green, candidate for Congress in the 10th district. Over 200 cars started from City square in Charlestown and paraded through the district with Green delivering rallies in Boston areas, including the North End and South End.
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Thomas Hi. Green
Congress
City Square
Charlestown
Senator Green
Boston
North End
South End
Con
Edwards Accepts Mass Guard Command in Transfer
Major-General Edwards accepts appointment as commander-in-chief of the Massachusetts National Guard. A letter to Governor Cox states he will assume the post immediately on retirement from the regular army within weeks and will keep his rank of major-general. He delays planned vacation to serve the state.
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Edwards
Massachusetts National Guard
Cox
Massachusetts
Doherty Criticizes Opponents in Lieutenant Governor Bid
John F. Doherty denounces two Democratic opponents during city rallies claiming O’Leary served as a paid employee and Mrs. O’Leary campaigns for him. He recalls Martin Lomasney’s aggressive push at the St Louis convention and his own leadership of the John W. Coughlin forces to victory.
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John F. Doherty
Doherty
O'Leary
Democratic ‘Party
Massachusetts
St. Louis
John W. Coughlin
Lineman Electrocuted at Peterboro High Tension Line
Vernon Burnell a Keene Gas and Electric Company lineman and Worcester resident was electrocuted at Peterboro while changing wires on a pole when he touched a live high tension line.
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Pole Keene
N.H
Vernon Burnell
Keene Gas & Electric Company
Worcester
Peterboro
Doolittle Flies Return to San Antonio at Kelly Field
Lieu tenant James H. Doolittle completed a cross country flight starting from Jacksonville to San Diego, then returned to San Antonio arriving at Kelly Field at 7 47 tonight. The cross continental trip took 11 hours and 47 minutes.
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San Antonio
Tex
James H. Doolittle
Jacksonville
Fla
San Diego
Calif
Kelly Field
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Boston Bar Association
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Superior Court
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