Amendments to union constitution and pension proposal headline
Six amendments to the Indianapolis International Typographical Union constitution were approved by referendum, including ceding newspaper writers jurisdiction and boosting salaries for officers. A pension of four dollars weekly for aged superannuated members was among the provisions. Separately, a constable faced removal requests after an alleged unlawful arrest and assault case, with Healey cleared in district court.
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Indianapolis International Typographical Union
International
East Cambridge case finds officers not guilty
Cambridge Mayor Wardwell declares Patrolman Robert J. Douglas and Constable J. D. Russell not guilty after a hearing on the Healey-Douglass-Russell case. Michael Mealey had accused Russell of brutal assault and battery and striking him with a policeman's club, but the finding ends with an acquittal.
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Douglas
Russell
Healey
Almy
Wardwell
Cambridge
Robert J. Douglas
J. D. Russell
Michael Mealey
Bendemere Dance Opens Doors at Cyprus Hall
The Bendemere Dance Club held its third open house at Cyprus Hall on Wednesday night. A large crowd from Greater Boston attended while Hezlitt the decorator transformed the hall into a splendorous scene. Officers include President Joseph F. Dinsmore and others across a list of officers and directors.
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Cyprus Hall
Greater
Boston
Hezlitt
Joseph F. Dinsmore
John H. Glacken
Wim. J. Beck
Louis Bierweiler
Chas, F. Smith
Sally H. Barber
Robert G. Black
Edward H. Norton
Archie Watson
Death of Mrs Catherine Ducey at 86 at 12 Lee Street
Mrs Catherine Ducey nee Crowley mother of the late Lawrence J Ducey died at her son s home on 12 Lee Street aged 86. Funeral was held Wednesday at 8 15 with a mass of requiem at St Mary s church at 9.
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Catherine Ducey
Crowley
Lawrence J. Ducey
Lee Street
St. Mary’s Church
Reliable Fire Insurance Policies for Property Owners
A local insurer promotes liberal fire insurance policies aimed at property owners, asserting thorough protection and reliability for all insured assets. The message emphasizes the value of carrying a dependable policy for peace of mind and financial safety.
Contention Rises Over Alder man Ticket Accord
The piece describes local ward politics with John B Moran and Christopher Columbus residents on Watson Street and Pleasant Street. It notes registration closing Wednesday night and alleges internal strife within the non partisan ranks over aldermanic slate formation and the nomination of O Osgar Peterson a Swedish baker, linking it to labor leanings and past bakery strikes.
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Lake
Board of Aldermen
O Osgar Peterson
Peter Sieiler
Serman
Geo
Turnbull
Colored Voters Demand Mayor/Common Council Backing
Registration closes Wednesday night as colored voters oppose a late move to appoint a colored deputy sealer and create a new office. They push for a Common Council member and nominate Mr. Davis from Ward Seven, with about 200 voters backing Raymond for real estate.
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Mr. Davis
Ward Seven
Ward Seven candidates clash in Cambridge city politics
The piece describes Ward Seven figures Assistant Assessor Wright and School Committeeman Lew challenging each other for influence while Mayor Wardwell risks political fallout. It notes similar discontent in North Cambridge and a drift from Non-partisanship in Ward One and Ward Three, with echoes of a returning Democratic tide and a Non-partisan candidate seeking a Boston Customs job.
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Wright
Lew
Wardwell
Champlin
City politics and nonpartisan candidates questioned
Aokened by concerns over party influence in appointments at the Custom House and city departments, the piece notes Democrats pressing for Dike Spalding and calls out Tammany style tactics in Boston and Cambridge. It asks what the Good Government Association will say about Champlin picked alderman candidates and who has served city faithfully.
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Manhattan
Central Trust Company
Trust Company
Manhattan Market
Custom House
Dike Spalding
Tam
Good Government Association
General Champlin
Registration push promises victory for Democrats
The article urges registered Democrats to act before the remaining three days next week to add those not on the voting list. It cites last week's SENTINEL and claims the list allows no excuse, asserting that Democratic activity translates to victory.
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Cedarhurst Farm
Sentinel
Names in SENTINED hint at ward leaders' duties
An old friend notes the SENTINED includes many names in certain wards. He says the abundance reveals ward leaders failed to register their voices properly. The speaker agrees, urging accountability for those leaders assumed to be in charge.
Whippen the Caterer in Beaton at Y M C A Building
Whippen the caterer operates from the Y M C A Building opposite City Hall in Greater Beaton offering services for local events and functions.
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Whippen
Greater Beaton
City Hall
Flynn for Cambridge Mayor In Democratic Advertisement
A political ad urges Cambridge residents to nominate Michael H. Flynn for mayor citing his embodiment of common-people values and strong municipal knowledge. The letter argues Republican rule hurts workers and calls for Democratic unity to secure victory in the upcoming municipal election on November 19. Charles H. Gaffney signs the piece from Cambridge.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cambridge
Michael H. Flynn
Flynn
Commonwealth
Charles H. Gaffney
Unity Temple Officers Installed in City Rallies
James F. Aylward and John W. Coveney led gatherings at Cedar Hall and Cyprus Hall while Michael H. Flynn spoke at Institute Hall. Hon. David I. Robinson of Atlantic Temple of Honor installed the newly elected officers of Unity Temple in a Tuesday ceremony in this city.
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John W. Coveney
Cyprus Hall
Institute Hall
David I. Robinson
D.G.W.T
Atlantic Temple of Honor
Gloucester
Unity Temple
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