Death claims Edward C. Creed Boston attorney
The funeral of Edward C. Creed a renowned Boston attorney who died at 26 Dorchester Street South Boston will be held at his home at 8 15 tomorrow morning with a requiem mass at St Augustine's Church at 9 o clock Born in 1878 he studied at John A Andrew Boston Latin and Boston University Law School married Mary Dalton and left three children survived by three brothers Judge Michael J Creed attorney James F Creed and Dr John J Creed and three sisters Sister Mary Michael Hannah Quilty and Ellen Creed He was active in Democratic politics and known for charity work member of several local groups including South Boston Citizens Association Pere Marquette Council K of C St Augustine's Court MCOF South Boston Bar Association and St Augustine's Lyceum
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Edward C. Creed
Boston
Dorchester Street
South Boston
St. Augustine's Church
Mr. Creed
John A. Andrew School
Boston Latin School
Boston University Law School
Mary Dalton
Michael J. Creed
James F. Creed
John J. Creed
Mary Michael
Notre Dame Order
Hannah Quilty
Ellen Creed
Democratic Party
South Boston Citigans’ Association
Pere Marquette Council
K. of C
St. Augustine’s Court
Harvard monkeys join new science of vitamines
The 175 Philippine monkeys are slated to arrive from Seattle to Harvard University for use in experimental food chemistry. They will travel to Boston to assist in vit a mine research, packed seven per case and selected from Manila stock. Wheat production from black rust risk is estimated at 64,000,000 bushels annually.
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Harvard University
Department of
Seattle
Boston
Manila
Auto Upset Sends Two Dorchester Men to Hospital
Two men, Russell McManus and Vincent J. Sugarman, narrowly escaped injury when their car overturned on Harrison avenue and East Dedham street in the South End. Passersby dragged them from beneath the vehicle and took them to City Hospital by ambulance from East Dedham street station.
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Weath
Harrison Avenue
East Dedham Street
South End
Russell McManus
Rosegelatt Street
Dorchester
Vincent J. Sugarman
van Winkle Street
City Hospital
Winchester Accuses Endorsers of Fitzgerald as Highbrow Backers
Former Suffolk register candidate Charles A. Winchester assails W T A Fitzgerald by saying his supporters come from highbrow, big business, and non resident circles. He cites real estate figures from Brookline Newton and Milton and claims allied trades repudiated Fitzgerald, accusing him of mingling with powerful interests.
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Charles A. Winchester
Register of Deeds
Suffolk County
Roxbury
South End
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Wincheter
Winchester
Brookline
Newton
Milton
Henderson
Edwin T. McKnight
Allied Printing Trades
Tague Attacks Lomasney Over Tenth District Pick
Congressman Tague assails Martin Lomasney for failing to name his congressional candidate before the Hendricks Club meeting. He accuses Lomasney of weakness and of using puppets to split votes and frame a win in the Tenth District.
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Hendricke Club
Martin M. Lomasney
Tague
Lomasney
Hendricks Club
Congress
Ward Five
Martin
Eiget
Tenth
Tenth District
Walsh Asks Pelletier to Draw Out Campaign
Suffolk district attorney candidate Joseph P. Walsh challenged opponent Pelletier at indoor rallies in Roxbury and Charlestown. He ridiculed Pelletier for lacking court decisions to support his views and demanded names of lawyers backing him. Walsh urged withdrawal to avoid harming friends and the party.
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Walsh
Pelletier
Joseph P. Walsh
Suffolk County
Roxbury
Charlestown
Brennan Holds 20 Rallies in Hub
Ex senator James H. Brennan Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court spoke at 20 rallies across Boston yesterday. He claimed a decisive win Tuesday and urged voters to "smash the county ring" and retire opponent John Cronin, criticising Lomasney in Boston.
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Brennan
Hub
James H. Brennan
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
Hibernian Hall
Roxbury
John
Cronin
Lity
Boston Labor Meeting Applauds Local 160 Leadership
A large Boston gathering at The Walhington Street heard remarks from national and local figures. Voters backed Presidencise A. Kel ie of Boston Local 160 and allied officers in a unanimous confidence vote amid discussion of a lingering controversy with Mr. Kelley and associates.
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LABOR
Boston
Renee Ee Bat van
Walhington Street
Kinfauns Castle Reaches Southampton Amid Voyage News
A fragment notes the Kinfauns Castle is due to reach Southampton Tuesday morning while a person left Pride's Crossing yesterday to spend a few days with his children during the season.
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Kinfauns
Southampton
Het
Pride's Crossing
Filene ideas tomorrow Chapter eight shows global reach
The article explains Filene’s international operations in Paris Berlin and London with trained foreign staff and aggressive purchasing. It cites on the spot sourcing of Paris fashion and London goods, including 29.50 silk dresses and 10.75 lingerie, plus golf wear and Irish woolens for American customers.
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Filene
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Brussels
Lyons
St. Gall
Chemnitz
Florence
Budapest
Yokohama
Filene Anniversary Parade of Fall Fashions at Copley Plaza
The Filene Anniversary features a Parade of Fall Fashions in the Copley Plaza ballroom on September 11 12 and 13 with afternoon shows including ballroom dancing by Elizabeth Hines star of Little Nellie Kelly Admission cards are free at the Personal Service Bureau and Information Desk on the sixth floor
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Filene
Copley Plaza
Elizabeth Hines
Nellie Kelly
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