Tiger the bulldog shot after two-mile chase
A massive bulldog nicknamed Tiger led officers from Hanover Street Station and others on a two mile pursuit before being fatally shot at the Hawley and Summer street corner. The dog, described by headquarters, had earlier attacked Patrolman John J. and was later cornered by Patrolman Howard McNeil with Kelliher and Collins joining. A blood test will determine if the animal was mad.
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John J
Hanover Street Station
Howard McNeil
City Hall
State Es
McNeil
Kelliher
Collins
Atlantic Avenue
High
Summer Street
Hawley Street
Tiger
Hawley
Cambridge Legioners Ride Outing to Riverhurst on Concord River
Cambridge Post American Legion members, numbering several hundred, left City Hall by automobile for the annual outing at Riverhurst on the Concord River. A baseball game and a full sports program for men and women took place with prizes in boating and swimming cases and refreshments served. Organizers included Henry J. O'Brien, John Pembroke, Henry Flynn, Charles Lunwig, Nelson Jackman, Patrick Hughes, Willoughby Dobbs, John Fitzgerald and Harold Withington. Greenland is Denmark's only colony.
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Cambridge Post
American Legion
Cambridge City Hall
Riverhurst
Concord River
Henry J. O'Brien
John Pembroke
Henry Flynn
Charles Lunwig
Nelson Jackman
Patrick Hughes
Willoughby Dobbs
John Fitzgerald
Harold Withington
Memorial Tablet to the Unknown Soldier Dead in Mt Hope
A bronze memorial tablet honoring Boston World War dead is unveiled at Mt Hope Cemetery Mattapan with gold star mothers leading the ceremony. Soldiers from Camp Devens and sailors from the Florida attend amid flags, emblems and 25 graves in the Soldiers Lot.
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Mt. Hope
Mattapan
Boston
American Legion
Camp Devens
Florida
Angus J. MacNeil
Anslow Square
Joseph F. Scott
Massachusetts United Spanish War Veterans
B. A. Hamm
Department of Massachusetts
Grand Army of the Republic
Provisional Company
6Th Infantry
Stonewall Jackson
Harry B. Sherman
Charles K. Lipsey
J. W. Jamison
J. E. Parker
Kenneth C
Alvan T. Fuller
MacNeil
James J. Mullin, Jr
State Department
The
Hamm
Eva R. Litchfield
Mary A. Shea
James C. Shea
Carrie E. Burns
Michael J. O'Connell
American Legion of
Jamaica Plain
Ladies’ Auxilary
Suffolk Council
MT. Hope Cemetery
Cambridge Boy Injures Self In Accidental Shootout
Carl G. Anderson 16 of 344 Washington Cambridge was visiting Arthur Donnelly at 218 Chestnut Cambridge when he accidentally shot himself in the head with a .25 caliber revolver. He was taken to Cambridge City Hospital in unconscious condition on the danger list.
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Carl G. Anderson
Washington Street
Cambridge
Arthur W. Donnelly
Chestnut Street
Cambridge City Hospital
Anderson
Donnelly
Carl A. Anderson
Rindge Technical School
Friends fete Teddy Glynn fire commissioner in Roxbury tribute
A packed Roxbury Municipal Building cheered Theo dore A. Glynn the newly appointed fire commissioner as speakers praised his rise from a butcher’s boy. The serenade parade escorted Glynn and his family to the city hall where Daniel Gillen led the program and Joseph Ely pledged support for Curley. The event shifted into political praise and endorsements.
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Roxbury
Vine Street
Theodore A. Glynn
Curley
Echo
Tammany Club
Ward 12
Mt. Pleasant Street
Glynn
Catherine
Theodore
Daniel Gillen
Joseph B. Ely
Ely
Commonwealth
British debt funding delegation to visit United States
The Times reports a British debt funding delegation will depart for the United States soon. The delegation is unnamed, but Sir Robert B.borne, chancellor of the exchequer, is suggested to lead the mission.
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U. S
London
the Times
United States
Robert 8. Borne
Exchequ
Fitzgerald Sees Victory in Tomorrow's Primary
John F. Fitzgerald told the Italian Progressive Club that he will win the upcoming primary and secure liberal Republican support. He forecast a November victory and predicted a new Massachusetts voter alignment due to discontent with reactionary Republicans.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Progressive Club
Fitzgerald
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Governor Cox Denies Alleged Checks In Innes Corcoran Affair
Governor Cox in a Mechanics Building speech repudiates any knowledge of a transaction involving Charles H. Innes and William J. Corcoran. He accuses Attorney General Allen of insulting insinuations and defends 12 years of public service against charges of subverting good government.
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Allen
Cox
Mechanics Building
Charles H. Innes
William J. Corcoran
Middlesex County
Governor Cox
Corcoran
Mr. Innes
Governor criticizes opponent in final hours of campaign
Hours before the election the Governor assailed his opponent and rejected claims of any professional ties to Mr. Innes. He said attacks by Mr. Allen target the fuel committee and could deter future service by high-caliber citizens like James J. Storrow. The Governor warned against further groundless insinuations.
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Allen
Fuel Committee
James J. Storrow
Innes
Century-old saltwater cast iron cut by knife
A relic cast iron recovered after a century submerged in salt water became knife-cuttable upon exposure to air. The metal’s condition surprised researchers, revealing how prolonged immersion altered its surface chemistry and rigidity.
Boy Killed in Elevator at Haverhill Shoe Factory
James Kopet age 10 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kopet was decapitated in an elevator accident at the George B Leavitt shoe factory. His head lay on the fourth floor and the body in the elevator well. Police learned little about the incident as several boys playing nearby denied knowledge.
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Haverhill
James Kopet
Charles Kopet
George B. Leavitt
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Allston
Charles River Road
Saunders St
Brighton
Lowenstein’s
A. Lowenstein & Sons
Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
Back Bay Station
Easter Island
R.h.white Co
Beach
Boys’ Own Store
Norfolk
Self
Teddy
U. S. Patent Office
Thayer McNeil Company
Temple Place
West Street
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Mutual’” Savings Bank
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Savings Banks Association of Massachusetts
Tremont Street
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