Craib Sues White for Defamation Over Cambridge Letter
The Cambridge SENTINEL reports Charles G. Craib former Winthrop selectman and pipeline supervisor filed a $10,000 attachment in Middlesex registry for defamation against Fred C. White a former Cambridge contractor. White claimed Craib bears an unethical reputation, citing an investigating committee report. Craib disputes the accusation, defending his public career and integrity.
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Sentinel
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Winthrop
Middlesex Registry of Deeds
Fred C. White
Cambridge
Craib
White
Cambridge Sentinel
Crab
Dobbs Brook Pipe Inc
Stony Brook
Fresh Pond
H. A. Carson
Daly
Carson
Mr. White
Board of Selectmen
Boston Elevated refuses four track subway plan to Brattle Square
Mayor Daly received a formal message from Boston Elevated via President Bancroft denying funding for a four track Boston Brattle Square subway, saying the expense is beyond its means. The line offers two tracks or an elevated option, which Daly rejects as undesirable, urging the city to consider financing the four track project itself.
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Daly
Boston Elevated
Bancroft
Boston
Brattle Square
Party at club features Lyons host and varied entertainers
A house party hosted by Billy Lyons showcased performers including Tommy Fitzgerald Henry Ryan and Frank Moran with impersonations and monologues. Guests voted the hospitality as excellent and plans for club renovations continued through the summer.
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Billy” Lyons
Billy
Tommy Fitzgerald
Henry Ryan
Leo Rabin
James Carr
Charley Crowley
Frank Moran
Lts
Royay
Pat’ McDonald
Matty” O'Brien
Portland
Billy” White
Attumwa
Enjoyable Outing For Fahy and Maroney Friends At Billerica
About fifty friends of Alderman Francis Fahy and S I Maroney spent a day at their summer cottage on the Concord river in Billerica. Guests boarded a special car from Inman square and reached the cottage after two hours of boating woods walks blueberry picking and other amusements. The return trip to Cambridge followed a seven oclock finish with a long list of attendees including Aldermen J Edward Barry F J Irahy M I Flynn N E F Burke John Tart James Quinn ex Alderman S H Harrington John Roche Michael McDonald Michael Donovan M J Dowd J H W Nagle and many others.
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Francis Fahy
S. I. Maroney
Billerica
Concord
Arthur F. Burns
Joseph Buckley
Mr. Mulvaney
Inman Square
John H. Kelly
John Ryan
Alderman Hk. H. James
Onset Bay outing boosts Pioneer corps growth and morale
The Ladies auxiliary return from a two week Onset Bay cottage stay while planning a seaside display. About 20 members prepare for a two week outing, noting improvements in seamanship. Col and Instructor Michael O'Connor expresses pride as the Pioneer corps expands with new enlistments and rising esprit de corps.
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Onset Bay
Onvet Bay
Pioneer Corps
Michael O'Connor
Minstrel Show Prep Sparks October Dance Plans
Members of two societies begin early preparations for a grand minstrel show and dance set for early October. They emphasize practice to improve performance, note capable players Earnie Quinn Henry Gaughan, and report John Quinn’s vocal progress at the Boston Conservatory of Music. The Onset Bay group also plans a sword fishing expedition before vacation ends.
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Earnie Quinn
Railroad Collision Injures Boston Teamster John Jasper
John Jasper a teamster living at 140 Cambridge street sustained severe injuries last Tuesday when his wagon was struck by a passing locomotive on the Boston and Maine track near Ginns wharf. He was moved to the relief station with severe chest bruises but not mortal and exonerated the engineer from responsibility. The wagon suffered only slight damage.
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John Jasper
Cambridge Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ginn
Mr. Jasper
Tie
Jasper
Cambridge Central Labor Union Elects Officers for Term
The semi annual election of officers of the Cambridge Central Labor Union was held Friday night at Clis U hall 622 Massachusetts avenue. Elected were President Michael D Collins City Employees Union No 8279 Vice President Martin T Joyce Electrical Workers Union No 1083 Financial secretary and treasurer Max Merk Typographical Union No 61 Recording secretary William Bt Stone Electrical Workers Union No 103 Sergeant at arms W A Pennock Electrical Workers Union No 104 Inmen trustees A W Morrison Carpenters Union No
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W. A. Pennock
Electrical Workers’ Union
Inemen
A. W. Morrison
Carpenters’ Union
Cambridge Labor Unions Plan Aug 4 Meeting and Day of Field Activities
The Sentinel 3 Gossip lists officers elected for unions including Moran and DeLeroy with a public meeting set Friday August 4 at 8 PM in L A Hall 622 Massachusetts Ave to discuss installations and wage earners' topics. A Cambridge Labor Day committee is named with Thomas J Madwards Max Merk Michael Donohne Edward Culhane J DeLeroy Thomas F Moran William Ganey Michael Sullivan Z Landers John Burns and Michael D Collins and Edward Schwarts resigns as delegate. a field day on Cambridge Meld will replace a parade. The Central Labor Union protests sidewalk obstructions. the Legislative Committee will study city sidewalks and seek action. The column then shifts to political rumors about Mayoral candidates Alyward Deitrick Thurston Rady and others with discussions on Rounds Clark and drafts for North Cambridge Republicans and DemocratsDouglas Club activity. The piece notes quiet City Hall police probe and press leaks from witnesses.
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I Fk. Moran
Phimbers
H. Joel
Cigarmakers
Ro H H. Bradford
Electrical Workers’ Union
TH. DeLorey
Carpenters’ Union
H. Smith
Price
Pom
L. A. Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Thomas J. Madwards
Max Merk
Michael Donohne
Edward Culhane
J. DeLeroy
Thomas F. Moran
William Ganey
Michael Sullivan
Z. Landers
John Burns
Michael D. Collins
Thomas Z. Edwards
C.o1. U
Edward Schwarts
Cigar Makers’ Union No
Lina
GCU
Central Labor Union
Legislative Committee
Alyward
Deitrick
Charles H. Thurston
Andrew J. Rady
George F Monahan Emerges As Democratic Senate Hopeful
George F Monahan enters the second Suffolk district race for state senate with strong Democratic backing in Cambridge and Charlestown. Born in Boston, 35, he runs a Charlestown restaurant business and supports party leaders. his near total statewide backing suggests a likely nomination after the primary.
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Charlestown
Suffolk
George P. Monahan
Cambridge
George
Monahan
Ast Cambridge
State Senate
Fort Still
Boston
St. Mary's School
North End
Monument Avenue
Ward 5
Corral Avenue
Winthrop
Friend Street
Travers Street
Mr. Monahan
Mary F
CouncilIman
Thomas H. Doherty
Kelley Club
George FM. Monahan
First Banquet of Russell Conclave at Eagle Hall Brattle Square
On Monday evening Wo. 1, Russell Conclave No. 77h A. O. TH held its first banquet at Eagle Hall Brattle Square. The event was described as the most pleasant and social occasion.
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A. O. TH
Eagle Hall
Brattle Square
Conclave Banquet Features Music Speech and Praise
A Conclave banquet preceded by a regular meeting in the tower hall opened with a nine o clock piano signal from Harry Hannan. Archers and officers led guests into the upper hall as Toastmaster Chas. P. Feeley welcomed attendees. An hours long program featured music by Harry Hannan and others, speeches on fraternal topics, buck and wing dances, and renditions by Joseph Benney, Wm. Grant, and imitator Cullen, concluding with cheers for the Wm. E. Russell Conclave.
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Harry Hannan
Strachan
Archer
Chas. P. Feeley
Chas. H. Ramsay
Dimlel Donovan
Archer Charles T. McGrath
Archer Bro. Carmody
Thos. W
James A. Kelly
Bro. Win
England
Joseph Benney
Bro
Chas
T. Ramsay
Edward Gigure
McNabb and Attell
Buck
Wing
Bro. Carmandy
Wi J. Thinlon
Wim. Grant
Daniel Donovan
Milwaukee
Wm. Johnson
Mr. Cullen
Buck and Wing
Archer Chas
T. McGrath
Donovan
Wm. E. Russell
James A. Iselly
Chas. T. Feeley
Joseph V. Kiely
Ed, Dickerman
Richard Watson
Charles Veal
Wm England
Charles McGrath
Walter Clarkson Weds Frances Gillis in Quiet ceremony
Ex Harvard pitcher Walter Clarkson married Frances Gillis of Winthrop last Monday at Shepherd Memorial church. The couple left quietly, no attendees. Clarkson, 26, is brother of John and Arthur Clarkson and formerly starred for Harvard. He signed with the New York Americans in May and was loaned to Jersey City in May of the current year for extra work.
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Harvard
Frances Gillis
Winthrop
Shepherd Memorial Church
Alexander P. Bourne
Clarkson
Cambridge
Tie
John Clarkson
Arthur Clarkson
Newtowne Baseball Tem
Marvard
New York Americans
Jersey Cine
Clark Gribb
New York
Institutes Meet South Boston At Toeast Street Grounds
Baseball action in Cambridge includes Institutes versus South Boston for a $100 purse, with Colonials and Auburns opening a three game set for Cambridge championship. All Stars cancel due to internal disputes. midweek games at Fort Revere and Fort Warren were called off as teams plan reshuffles and upcoming matches against Hingham Ballardvale and Ipswich.
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Institutes
South Boston
Toeast Street
Colonials
Auburns
Champiionship
Cambridge
All Stars
Simpson A. C
South Framingham
Fort Revere
Fort Warren
Hingham
Ballardvale
Ipswich
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Sid Murphy
al Stars
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Columbias
Didie Hampton
Charles Dolan
Holy Croas
Trenderson
Turley
Dedham
Cambridge Field
Middlesex Elan Defeats Charlestown A A in East Cambridge
The Middlessex team climbed another rung in local baseball by routing Charlestown A A at East Cambridge. The home side led from the first inning and maintained their superiority throughout the game with a wide margin in the final score.
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Middlesex
Erek Charlestown Tonn
Rowghan A. A
East Cambridge
Investigation into City Police Conduct Begins at City Hall
The police department investigation, ordered by the Mayor's vetoed resolution, opened at City Hall on Wednesday evening. Alder men Flynn Fahy and Lynch lead the committee with Attorney John E Hannigan. Chief Pullen testified seeking to stay and manage inquiries but was denied. Stenographer Lynch read notes about New Year s Eve injuries to Sergeant Gordon. Thursday sessions covered TL J Cloyes Sergeant Counihan Sergeant Herbert Gordon and Patrolman Coady. Last night many witnesses were examined and valuable information emerged that could prompt major departmental reforms.
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Fahy
Lynch
John E. Hannigan
Pullen
Gordon
TL. J. Cloyes
Daniel Counihan
Herbert Gordon
Thomas Coady
Local Institute Baseball Loses 18 to 12 at Roslindale
Last Saturday the Roslindale team defeated the local Institute in a twelve inning game by 18 to 12 amid umpiring controversy. Fans traveled in three special cars, cheering the effort as the locals suffered their first defeat of the season. If a rematch occurs, it may restore confidence without obtrusive umpiring.
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Roslindale
Caesar
Institute
Riverside A A Eagles vs Medford Rindge Field Baseball Clash
Riverside A A hosted Medford on Rindge Field last Saturday in a windy baseball card. Sunny Danehy fanned 14 for the Eagles as errors hampered the visitors and Riverside capitalized after the fourth inning for a decisive win despite a late rally.
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Rindge Wield
Sunny Dim" Danehy
Eagles
Jim
Riverside Battery
Riverside A. A
Avenell
Danehy
Ip St. Martin
Lynch
Geary
McNamee's Candidacy Meeting At Central Ward Room
A large audience gathered at the Central square ward room last evening to hear ex mayor John H. H. McNamee outline the Democratic path for governor. Several speakers followed with remarks on local and state Democratic prospects.
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Central Square Ward
John H. H. McNamee
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