Sectarian Bills Defeated Amid Protests Over Public Aid
A heated Massachusetts House debate rejected the Batchellor and Fitzgerald amendments targeting sectarian appropriations. Critics argued the measures unfairly attacked Catholic institutions while supporters claimed public funds should not aid privately controlled schools. The Fitzgerald proposal failed 11 to 116 with 12 not recorded, and the Batchellor amendment was defeated after lengthy argument and procedural moves.
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Representative Souther
Fitzgerald
Tech
Massachusetts General Hospital
Carneg Hospital
Representaive Sherburne
Brookling
Mr. Greenwood
Everett
Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Asylum
Massachusetts Soldiers Home
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Agricultural College
New England School For
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Free Textile
Northampton Smith’s Agricultural School
Cushing
Supreme Court
Roll Call on the Batcheller Amendment
A detailed roll call lists supporters and opponents of the Batcheller amendment with hundreds of names, showing divisions among lawmakers. The tallies include noted figures such as Ford Abbott and Worrall among supporters and Adams and Hatch among those not recorded or opposing.
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Batcheller
Ford Abbott
Allen
Annis
Armstrong
Atwood
Bailey
Baker
Ball
Barker
Beardsley
Belcher
Bitzer
Blanchard
Bliss
Bothfeld
Bower
Brown
Burr
Carman
Catheron
Chamberlain
Chandler
Chapman
Churchill Clauss
Colburn
B. G. Collins
S. I. Collins
Cook
Cooley
Crosby
Cross
F. Davis
Davis
Day
Dodge
Dowse
Drury
Ericson
Felton
Field
Foster
Frost
Frothingham
Suller
Furness
H. C. Gates
J. S. Gates
Gibbs
Graves
Greenwood
Hall
Halliwell
Harrop
Holway
Hull
James
Jewett
Kennard
Kent
Knowles
Knox
Lamb
Leonard
Lewis
Lindberg
Long
Locke
Lyle
Lyman
MacPherson
Mather
McLane
Mildram
Monk
Morse
Newhall
Nickerson
Norwood
Osborne
Perry
J. H. Perry
Pfeiffer
Potter
Quinn
Renne
Root
Russell
Sandberg
Saunders
Sinnott
F. H. Smith
J. S. Smith
R. M. Smith
Souther
Stanwood
Stone
Streeter
Tarbell
Tolman
Weare
Weston
Santosuosse
Sawyer
Seagrave
Sheehan
Sherburne
Sherry
Sullivan
J. F. Sullivan
L. R. Sullivan
W. H. Sullivan
Talbot
Wall
Warner
Waterman
Wilson
Wolfe
Adams
Bowser
Butler
Cowls
Cox
Hatch
LaDame
Lal Fame
Magison
McAllister
McKenzie
Morrill
Newell
Page
Quiry
Washburn
Wing
Five Votes Apart Fitzgerald Amendment Roll Call
The roll call split on the Fitzgerald amendment shows five votes separating supporters from opponents. The list names lawmakers from both sides, including Amis, Armstrong, Ball, Belcher, Brown, and many others in a lengthy division.
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Fitzgerald
Achin
J. L. Barry
W J. Barry
Benson
Bower
J. J. Brennan
T. H.brennan
Buckley
Bunting
Burke
Butler
Carbary
Caro
Carr
Casey
Coffey
Cotter
Courtney
Creighton
Cronin
Crowley
Curley
Curran
Dalley
F. Davis
Doherty
P. J Donaghue
W. J. Donahue
J. J. Donahue
J. A. Donoghue
Donovan
Dowd
Dowse
Duggan
Firnh
Foley
Foster
Garrity
Giblin
Good
Harrington
Higgins
Kearney
J. J. Kelley
T. R. Kelley
Knowles
LaDame
Levins
Lomasney
Lynch
F. W. MacKenzie
Mahoney
Malone
Manning
Marcella
Maybury
McAllis
Wilson
Wolfe
Worrall
Abbott
Allen
Annis
Armstrong
Atwood
Bagshaw
Bailes
Baker
Ball
Barker
Beardsley
Belcher
Buyer
Blanchard
Bliss
Bothfeld
Brown
Burr
Cady
Carman
Casassa
Catheron
Chamberlain
Chandler
Chapman
Churchill
Clapp
Clauss
Lexingtons Pageant Plan At Lexington Green
Enthusiasm rose as residents plan a three day pageant on Lexington Green June 21 22 and 23 to mark 100 years of peace between Britain and the United States The Lexington Pageant Association gathered 800 attendees in Town Hall It will depict Lexington history opening with an Indian scene and ending with the Battle of Lexington Speakers included Mrs Cyrus E Dallin Miss Marie Mayer and Prof George P Baker A model of the pageant ground was shown at the front of the hall.
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Lexington Green
United States
Cyrus E. Dallin
Arlington
Marie Mayer
Mary Magdalen
Oberammergau
George P. Baker
Harvard
No Choice of Name for Curley Boy Finally Reconsidered
The Curley baby remains nameless as the family struggles to decide despite strong urging from many, while the child rests calmly in his basket and shows little interest in the outcome.
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Curley Boy
Curley
GetS-It Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief
An insurance-claim style ad touts GetS-It for corns calluses warts and bunions. It claims removal in 2 seconds with two drops and contrasts with painful methods. Sold by druggists nationwide 25 cents a bottle and via E Lawrence Co Chicago. Boston distribution through Riker Jaynes stores.
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Chicago
Boston
Riker- Jaynes
Balmwort Tablets Recommended for Kidney Ailment Signals
Mrs Belle reports kidney trouble nearing a serious stage. The answer lists symptoms like under eye puffiness swelling ankles and urine changes and prescribes balmwort tablets in sealed tubes with full self administration directions.
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Belle
Laxative blood cleansing treatment advised for health restore
The answer prescribes three grain sulpheric tablets to ease constipation and cleanse the blood. It claims health will improve and blood will become purer as symptoms subside.
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James J
Nerves Improve with Cadomene Tonic Cadomene Tablets Recommended
A reader describes dullness weakness and back pain seeking a tonic to restore health. The response prescribes a strong harmless tonic nutritive to restore nerve balance and strengthen nutrition, promoting vital blood and new tissue. Three-grain cadomene tablets in sealed tubes are recommended with directions.
Do E G writes My Rheumatism Cure Letter
Do not worry about your rheumatism as it can be controlled with a home remedy. The caller instructs purchasing iodide of potassium wine of colchicum sodium salicylate balmwort cardiol essence sarsaparilla and to mix and take a teaspoonful at meals and bedtime for relief.
Doctor's DVICE: Dyspepsia Case Treated With Diet and Tonic
A patient with chronic dyspepsia describes symptoms from after meals to bowel changes. The doctor prescribes diet adjustment and the use of double four stomach and bowel medicine, claiming it the newest and best treatment for restoring normal digestion.
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M. R
Masks and Remedies for Relief
A woman advises visiting a well stocked drug store to buy five grain arbolene tablets in a sealed tube with directions. Take as directed and relief is expected. Many patients report quick results with no harmful action.
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Dris
Improving Weight and Color with Hypo-nuclane Tablets
A line suggesting three-grt hypo-nuclane tablets as a remedy to increase weight and improve color. Claims strong, gradual recovery of strength, weight, and complexion with persistent use.
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Emedy
Dandruff Relief Claim Sparks Questionable Remedy
A reader asks for a reliable scalp treatment for dandruff itching and feverish scalp. The answer promotes instant relief and permanent results using plain yellow mingos with a four ounce jar, following directions.
Chronic cough and recurring colds prompt home remedy advice
Morris asks about a yearlong cough and frequent colds not helped by doctors. The answer recommends a laxative cough syrup to remove illness from the system, suggesting buying essence mentholaxene and mixing with sugar syrup or honey per bottle directions.
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Morris
Local Catarrhal Trouble Treated With Vilane Powder
The reply urges Vilane Powder as the most prompt effective treatment for Pelvic Catarrh leucorrhea and catarrh of the nose and throat. It notes full directions on package and warns not to neglect catarrhal trouble.
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