Women to Join Immigration Bureau as Inspectors
The labor department announced a reorganization enabling women to be admitted on equal terms with men to inspector posts handling issues affecting women and children. A women’s section will be created under Dr. Katherine M. Herring with a civil service exam offering preference to female applicants.
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Washington
Immigration Bureau
Labor Department
Bureau
Katherine M. Herring
Civil Service
Foynes Named Year Book Editor at Boston College
Charlies A. Coyle president of the BC senior class announced the staff of the Sub Turai year book at the first business meeting. Thomas N. Foynes of Brighton was named editor in chief with W F Fitzgerald Jr and Francis J De Célles as associate editors and a staff of editors, business manager and department editors named to cover arts, alumni, athletics and humor.
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Charlies A. Coyle
Boston College
City Club
Thomas N. Foynes
Brighton
Turin
W. F. Fitzgerald, Jr
Brookline
Francis J. de Célles
Somerville
Walter J. Furlong
Newburyport
John J. Burns
Cambridge
Paul Thayer
Boston
Thomas Powers
Dorchester
Gordon Irons
Charlestown
John J. Cliffords
The
Stylus
the Literary Monthly
Edward Breau
Joseph Doyle
Henry McInerney
Fred Mockler
Cornelius Flynn
Mark EB. Russo
Edward Gallagher
Francis Gilbert
Ambrose Crowley
Michael Donovan
Frank Morrissey
Walter A. Cremmen
William Cunningham
Boston College Club
Harry Fisher
John Kennedy
Edward Foy
Eugene J. Sullivan
Wakefield
Harold J. Sullivan Oorchester
Thomas J. O'Connor
James B. Doshahue
Soviet pledge on troop withdrawal in Lithuanian conflict
Lithuania received a note from the Soviet government pledging withdrawal of all Bolsheviki troops from Lithuanian territory conditioned on Polish troops withdrawing to the Lithuanian Polish line set by the supreme council. Lithuania had agreed to neutrality if both sides withdrew. Polish withdrawal to be discussed at the Lithuanian Polish conference in Suwalki.
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Washington
Lithuania
Supreme Council
Suwalki
Mayor declines to sign oil licenses in Boston dispute
Mayor Peters returns council orders refusing gasoline licenses from Michigan Tanning and Jenny Manufacturing. He postpones action until Street Commissioners issue an official opinion on keeping, storage, and sale of 20,000 barrels of gasoline at West First and D streets and at Hast First and P streets.
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Peters
Boston
Bent
Michigan Tanning and Extract Company
Hast First
P Streets
Jenny Manufacturing Company
West First
D Streets
Board of Street Commissioners
Harvard Freshmen Ordered to Exercise for the Year
Harvard freshmen must complete three hours of exercise weekly. A 1 PM meeting in the new lecture hall will outline plans. Athletic team members are exempt from calisthenics but all students must participate in some form of activity such as football baseball soccer tennis golf track or rowing.
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Harvard
Merchant charged with larceny over 100 ton sugar collateral
Anastis Yeannako poulis of Salem described as a merchant was arrested for larceny of 22000 dollars from Merchants National Bank. He allegedly used a bank bar and a warehouse receipt covering 100 tons of sugar as collateral then took the sugar and did not pay. He pleaded not guilty and is held on 20000 dollars bail ahead of a hearing next week.
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Salem
Anastis Yeannakopoulis
Merchants National Bank
Yeannakopoulis
Danger in Ills of Children in New England
Dr Charles H Keane of Boston for the New England Division of the Red Cross denounces the belief that childhood diseases are harmless. He warns tuberculosis often begins in childhood after mild illnesses and urges school based fights, annual physicals for pupils teachers and janitors and higher pay for school physicians.
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Manchester
N. H
Charles H. Keane
Boston
New England
Red Cross
Keane
Geonme
Sinn Fein Plot Claim Involving 700 In London
United News reports a claimed plot involving 700 Sinn Fein and radicals to destroy the Irish Office and Treasury in Whitehall. Government fears grow over potential fallout after MacSwiney’s case as Brixton guards tighten and Britain plans 5000 more guards.
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London
United News
Treasury
Whitehall
Daily Express
Wall Street
MacSwiney
Sinn Fein
England
Three More Buildings Wrecked in Lisburn
Rioting between Sinn Feiners and loyalists in Lisburn Ireland last night led to the destruction of three additional establishments in the town already heavily damaged by earlier clashes.
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Lisburn
Ireland
Foresters Seek Papers From Cambridge Secretary in Suffolk Suit
Foresters of Commodore Jack Barry No 9 percent lodge file in Suffolk Superior Court to compel Patrick Bulger of Cambridge to turn over all books papers and money records from his time as branch secretary. The suit says Bulger failed to qualify with a bond triggering Patrick J Griffin to be elected and qualified and the branch business is at a standstill.
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Lec'y
Patrick J. Griffin
Bulger
Man Hurt After Falling Onto Pile of Iron In City
Thomas Kane, 27, of Wyoming Street, fell onto a pile of iron on India Street yesterday and was brought to Relief Hospital with a coal wound that was quickly treated and repaired.
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Thomas Kane
Wyoming Street
India Street
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