Renew Battle on Equal Pay in House
A roll call of 111 to 100 moved to substitute for the adverse education committee report a bill granting equal pay for equal work to teachers regardless of sex. The committee had rejected the bill, and the Senate accepted the adverse report after Senator McDonnell of South Boston fought the measure. Representative Kingman of Walpole led the substitution effort, while Hearn of East Boston failed to win passage of an amendment restricting the bill to Boston and tying it to the Boston school committee's acceptance.
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Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness Head Noises Drink
If you have Catarrhal Deafness or head noises go to your druggist and get Parmint double strength. Mix one ounce with a pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take one tablespoonful four times daily to ease headaches and clear nostrils. Easy to prepare and inexpensive.
Webster In Chelsea Obituary for Carrie L. Webster
Carrie L. Webster wife of Hiram F. Webster aged 79 died in Chelsea services at the residence 136 Orange Street Wednesday at 1 PM relatives and friends invited
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Man killed in East Boston knife attack by officer
A man died after a struggle with police on Saratoga Street near Marion Street in East Boston. The incident involved an officer engaging with the suspect who allegedly attacked the officer with a knife.
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Saratoga Street
Marion Street
Boston
Police officer shoots man after knife attack at Saratoga Street home
Miss Mabel Terravecchia complained of harassment by Chiaramanti. Officer Titus, in citizen clothes, warned him to leave. Chiaramanti refused and allegedly attacked with a knife. Titus fired five times, four rounds hitting Chiaramanti, who died at Relief Hospital.
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Chiaramanti
Joseph McGrath
Chiarmanti
Titus
Ex Empress Augusta Victoria Dies in Doorn
Doorn Holland April 11 Former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany died at 6 AM. She had moved to Doorn with the former Emperor William last May and died with Wilhelm and Prince Adalbert at her bedside. Berlin says funeral set for Potsdam Saturday with simple rites and no return to Berlin.
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Allies Not Opposed to Burial in Potsdam
London April 11 United News reports the Entente will not block the burial of the former Empress of Germany at Potsdam but warns that the Kaiser or crown prince may influence the decision and its handling remains unsettled.
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London
United News
Germany
Thomas Cass Conducts Mischief On City Street Car Line
Boston author J Bernard Lynch chronicles conductor Thomas Cass in A Whiff of Heliotrope to appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The tale follows Cass on his street car routes with humorous escapades and lively carriage banter.
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J. Bernard Lynch
Boston Sunday Post
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