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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1930

Page

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City Council drama stars Shea and Lehan in Cambridge vote ruckus

A Cambridge City Council session unfolds as Shea defends voting for his brother William J. Shea for City Treasurer. Lehan’s critics slam the mayor and Delaney taunts the politics of the office while Leahy and Stokes steer the debate.

Delaney and Leahy Wm. J. Shea Messrs. Coady D. J. Murphy Russell Shea. Leahy Delaney T. F. Murphy Sennett Mohr Stokes Mr. Shea William J. Shea Cambridge University Shea Mr. Delaney Lehan New England Leahy Quinn Cronin Ireland Daniel O. K Tremont City Hall

Morris Plan lends to cover emergencies at Cambridge office

A period advertisement explains how the Morris Plan Company at 678 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge offers low interest loans to individuals with or without collateral. Repayment can be weekly or monthly based on earnings, with a separate investment department promising safe high returns.

Morris Plan Company

Over 10 000 People Give to WM F McGrath Fund

Tag Day events in Cambridge raise approximately one thousand dollars. Ninety two solicitors Friday and one hundred thirty two Saturday contributed time and funds. Credit goes to Lafayette Square Fire Station Ladder 3 and Captain Richardson with a long list of supporters and volunteers.

WM. F. McGrath McGrath Cambridge Lafayette Square William F. McGrath Ladder 3 Richardson Dardis Kelley David Harris Grace Richardson Lillian Taylor Josephine Wentzell Edward Turowski Everett Wentzell Frances Taylor Harold Slade Moe Collum John McCarthy Jack Irving David Thompson Morris Rabinovitz Adrian J. Grover John E. Butcher Eugene Piltch Frances Buckley Frank Panagopoulos Philip Jacobs Robert Harnish Alfred Graustein Clifford Harnish Edgar Sullivan Lillian McGowan Wayland Minot Marshall Rosenthal Israel Casson Samuel Levine Marion Sato Alice Kellen Amelia Alberico Amelia Costa Mary Maloney John Daisy Walter Graustein Jessie Balyk Jennie Dombrosky Sam Spector Elmer Bender Philip Jacobson Arthur Gaudett Louis Marrano Billy Donahue Marty O Hearn Joseph O'Brien Daniel Naddy John Roche Charles Mody John Preopolis Harold Enos Frances Judd Louis Lipsitz Edward Lund Victor Smith Fred Linch John Allen William Conroy Leo M. Cosker John Martin Joseph Cinilors John Regan John Prepolis Joseph Herlihy James Norton Leonard Boyle

Putnam Square auto rental faces license hearing

Residents of Trowbridge street tell the Boston license board the Putnam Square Motor Service at 1051 Mass Ave causes noise and disorder. Police witnesses cite recurring complaints of cars parked with no lights and late night disturbances amid opposition from local counsel.

License Commission Trowbridge Street Putnam Square Putnam Square Motor Service Co., Inc. At 1051 Mass. Avenue Edward A. Counihan, Jr Atty. Louis L. Green Brennan Sergt. O'Dell Station 1 Auto Company Counihan McBride Mohr O'Dell

Used cars and cautious buying from Packard showrooms

A car buyer warns the greatest gamble is a used car and advises avoiding strangers, testing defects, and relying on trusted sellers. He endorses Packard Motor Car Company showrooms in Boston as a dependable source for quality used cars and peace of mind.

Packard Motor Car Company Boston Commonwealth Avenue

Gossip and City Hall Clash at LWV Meeting

The League of Women Voters hosted a meeting highlighting a feud between Sentinel Editor Harry Ma honey and Mayor R. M. Russell over unemployment efforts. The debate touched on the Somerville employment bureau and a license dispute for Putnam Sq Motor Service Inc. with Judge Counihan and Atty Louis Green opposing positions.

League of Women Voters Harry Mahoney Sentinel R. M. Russell Harry Somerville Murphy Counihan Atty. Louis Green Putnam Sq. Motor Service, Inc Atty. Green

Mystery Speaker Set for Cambridge Industrial Association Luncheon

Central Square business leaders plan a 12 15 noon meeting at Kendall Square Building to hear a yet unidentified speaker discuss efficiency in trade. The Cambridge Industrial Association sponsors a weekly May series with a luncheon costing 75 cents and tickets available from officers.

Central Sq Kendall Sq Oratory Foley, Mahoney and Geilfuss Central Square Kendall Square Ginsberg Cambridge Industrial Ass'n Cambridge Industrial

Hatfield Steals Spotlight At Harvard Square Business Meet

Nearly 100 members and guests gathered at Sahara Restaurant for the Harvard Square Business Men's Association meeting. The session featured annual reports and officer elections, with George E. Cole replacing a postponed talk and discussions on committee duties and community programs.

Harvard Square Business Men's Association Sahara Church Street George E. Cole Harvard “Co-op Sullivan Ha&k M. Russell Carmay McMenimen

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Cambridge Savings Bank Harvard Square Cambridgeport Savings Bank East Cambridge Savings Bank Cambridge Street North Avenue Savings Bank Massachusetts Ave Putnam SQ Chas. F. Hurley Real Estate the Sentinel Socko Savys Ney D. Frank Ryan, Inc Hunt Drug Sun Puritan Chas. E. Hatfield Geo. E. Cole Supt. McMenimen Street Department Charles E. Hatfield TEL UNI Warner Khich Grant Withers Loretta Young Alice White Jack Mulhall Blanche Sweet Ford Sterling John Miljan
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