Qualey Seeks Writ to Reassert Fire Chief Role
Thomas A. Qualey, deposed fire chief of Medford, filed a petition for a writ of mandamus in the Supreme Judicial Court at East Cambridge to force Mayor Benja F. Haines and Medford officials to recognize him as fire chief and compensate him. Respondents include the city, mayor, city auditor, city treasurer, and Deputy Fire Chief W Burton Harvey. case returnable in Boston.
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Medford
Thomas’ A. Qualey
Benja' F. Haines
Fire Department
Tha Taieta
Supremeuficial Court
East Cambridge
Haines
Arthur E. Crowley
Edward A. Badger
W. Burton Harvey
Shannon and Ennis
Barristers’ Hall
Boston
Father Officiates at Daughter’s Newton Wedding
The Rev. Robert L. Rae, pastor of North Congregational Church in Nonantum Newton, officiated the wedding of his daughter Miss Edith A. Rae to Dr. Franklin P. Lowry of 269 California Street Newton at the Rae church. The ceremony occurred in the church founded by Dr. Lowry’s father the late Rev. Samuel H. Lowry with Mayor Edwin 0. Childs of Newton as an usher.
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Robert L. Rae
North Congregational Church
Nonantum
Newton
Edith A. Rae
Franklin P. Lowry
California Street
Lowry
Samuel H. G Lowry
Edwin 0. Childs
Pulpit Not Place for Jazz Brain
Chicago report from United News says the pulpit is no place for a woman with the jazz brain or for women who cry under criticism. It condemns the "smart dresser" and the woman "talking machine" as unsuitable for pulpit use.
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Chicago
United News
Woman Preacher Advocate Seeks Religious Emancipation
Rev. Jessie C. Monser of Decatur IL speaks at an International Association of Women Preachers convention. She argues for women in ministry based on intellect and facts, urges practical dress, and calls for religious emancipation as two thirds of American church members are women.
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Jessie C. Monser
Disciples of Christ Church of
Decatur, IL
International Association of Women Preachers
Monser
America
Gillette Silent Call on Unemployment Revival Claim
Frank J. Fahey vice president of Gillette Safety Razor Co writes from Boston in 1921 saying his firm needs 20 to 300 women aged 18 to 35 for its plant and disputes public unemployment figures while asserting business is rebounding. He notes extensive advertising but difficulty hiring and asks the editor to publicize the labor need.
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Europe
Boston
America
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Frank J. Fahey
Boston Fish Men Headed to Atlantic City Convention
More than 100 members of the United States Fisheries Association left Boston on a special train to New York for a two day Atlantic City convention. Gardiner Poole led the delegation with expectations of record attendance and a keynote talk from Herbert Hoover.
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United States Fisheries’ ‘Association
Boston
South Station
New York
Atlantic City
Gardiner Poole
Association
Doctor's Car Collides With Fire Truck
Dr Rufus K Noyes of Moraine Street Jamaica Plain was in a collision with Ladder 1 on Hanover Street during a fire alarm at Luciano Signorino's store. The doctor escaped injury though the car was damaged in the incident.
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Rufus K. Noyes
Moraine Street
Jamaica Plain
Hanover Street
Luciano Signorino
Winifredian Expected to Arrive Tomorrow
Leyland line steamship Winifredian, 600 miles east of Boston Light at noon, should berth at East Boston just after 12 tomorrow. She carries 168 cabin passengers including Rev. Thomas Van Ness of Brookline and Mrs. F. S. Broadhurst among others.
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Leyland Line
Winifredian
Liverpool
Boston Light
East Bastor
Thomas, van Ness
Second Unitarian Church
Brookline
Francis Hawley Weld
Frank F. Packard
Alonzo A. West
Malden
W. C. Thairwall
Cambri
F. S. Broadhurst
W. B. Spence
Harold Field Kellogg
Boston
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Georgette Satin
Crepe de Chine
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Tremont Street
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Winter Street
Herbert Hoover
Doctor
Onrad
Winter St
Virginia Way
Importers Branch, Ltd
Washington St
Blackstone
Conrad
Ame
Jersey
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