Die Hards vote defeat in British Commons clash
London April 5 the Associated Press reports the Die Hards motion censuring the government was defeated 288 to 9 in a long acrimonious Commons debate. Austen Chamberlain led government defense while Lord Hugh Cecil and Lloyd George clashed with Die Hards over principles and national safety.
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London
Associated Press
William Joynson-Hicks
House of Commons
Joseph Devlin
Hugh Cecil
Lioyd George
Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Hugh
Judge Pierce Denies Misconduct Ties to Ulmer Conservatories
Judge Edward P. Pierce of the Supreme Court denies any improper conduct regarding the affairs of the Waban Rose conservatories and other Ulmer matters. He asserts no bias, explains gifts and transactions as non gifts, and schedules first hearing before the special legislative committee on April 10 at the State House.
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Ins
Waban ‘Rose
W. Edwin Ulmer
Edward P. Pierce
Supreme Court
Pierce
State House
Ulmer
Timhe
Joseph’ C. Pelletier
William J. Shanahan
Charles 8. Hill
Mail clerk wounded in Portland Express train incident
Harold E. Fellows, 20, of York Village Maine, a mail clerk, was shot in the stomach when James Thorpe, Medford resident, drew a gun in the mail car to show how to stop outlaws. The bullet struck an iron bar and ricocheted. Fellow's condition was not serious after arrival at Haymarket relief station. Police ruled the shooting accidental and Thorpe was allowed to go.
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Portland Express
Malden
Harold E. Fellows
York Village
James Thorpe
Sheridan Street
Medford
Fellows
Jesse James
Haymarket Square
Thorpe
Salem District Exceeds Relief Drive Quota
Joseph L. Simon reports Salem district quota of 10 000 raised. nearly 15 000 collected. Over 100 girls under Mrs Max Lesses raised more than 3000 on final day through flower sales.
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Salem
Joseph L. Simon
Max Lesses
Chandler man jailed for illegal end of drugs charge
Arthur Sheldon aged 34 of Chandler Street South End was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction by the Central Court yesterday on a charge of illegal end of drugs. He did not appeal.
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Arthur Sheldon
Chandler Street
South End
House of Correction
Central Court
Electric car crashes into truck in Taunton injures wife
April 5 in Taunton an electric car collided with a florist truck owned by Victor B. Olson and used by him. The impact pinned the vehicle to a telephone pole but Olson escaped unharmed. Mrs Olson suffered bruises and was taken home for treatment.
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Taunton
Victor B. Olson
Helen
Olson
Bay’ Street
Boston Taunton Electric
Police Officers Suspended in Auto Transfer Allegation
Officers James A. Steele and Willard T. Ellis are suspended pending investigation of an alleged illegal automobile transfer in which they are said to be involved. The case is reportedly over a year old and, if charges are filed, a police trial board will hear them.
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James A. Steele
Willard T. Ellis
Woman Convicted Under Volstead Act in Chicopee
Mrs. Mary Kiczeck of Abbes Street Chicopee was found guilty by a federal jury of manufacturing nine gallons of moonshine last August. Sentence will be passed next Tuesday.
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Mary Kiczeck
Abbes Street
Chicopee
Harding Renominates Three to Labor Board
President Harding sent to the Senate the renomination of Railroad Labor Board members A. O. Wharton of Missouri representing labor J. H. Elliot of Texas representing management and G. Wallace W. Hanger of the District of Columbia representing the public group.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Railroad Labor Board
Wharton
Missouri
J. H. Elliot
Texas
G. Wallace
W. ‘Hanger
District ‘of Columbia
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Nature
Ralston
Lipton's Tea
Mioe
United States
Cardiol
Ad. Q. S
Wagner
B. P
Wagner-Sprague Corres
Hood
New Tweed
Labor Board
Noyes Bros
Boston
Tremont Street
Park St
Patent
Milan
Lisere
Palmer
Poiret
Jordan Marsh Company
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