Mexicans Tear Guard Bills U S Flag at Border
At Laredo Texas on April 13 Carranza soldiers reportedly tore a United States flag from a mail wagon after crossing the border. The driver allegedly exceeded authority by carrying the flag into Nuevo Laredo. In Massachusetts a bill granting $10 extra monthly to National Guardsmen and $40 to their dependents moved toward engrossment in the state Senate. Also the bread bill advanced in the House while a health authority power to forcibly remove tuberculous persons was killed.
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Laredo
Tex
United States
Neuva Laredo
Carranza
McCall
Massachusetts National
Senate
House
Lawmakers attack bill on tuberculosis hospital beds
PASS SENATE had been attacked by Representatives Joyce Casey Lomasney Swig and Kearney. Mr Joyce assailed the bill on the ground that the State has not now sufficient hospital accommodations for tuberculous persons who seek treatment.
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Joyce
Casey
Lomasney
Swig
Kearney
Binl
Rubber producers form wartime materials committee
Washington April 13 Rubber producers and manufacturers will join the government in wartime efforts. Commissioner Baruch, head of the Council of National Defence raw materials committee, announces a new panel including A. Marks of Diamond Rubber Akron Fred Hood Hood Rubber Watertown and Stuart Hotchkiss General Rubber New York to coordinate cooperation.
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Washington
Baruch
Council of National Defence
A. Marks
The
Diamond Rubber Company
Akron
Fred Hood
Hood Rubber Company
Watertown
Mass
Stuart Hotchkiss
General Rubber Company
New York
Ice mint relieves corns easy and cools feet
An ad touts Ice-mint as a painless my foot remedy for corns and callouses. It promises instant relief from soreness, a cooling touch, and comfortable feet for walking or dancing, claiming no irritation and a refreshing, odor controlling effect.
Prominent Men Honor John Quinn on His Death
Sheriff John Quinn of Suffolk county died on duty at the Charles Street jail. His funeral is at 10 AM in St. Joseph's Church on Chambers Street. Interment follows in Calvary Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers include Chief Justice Rugg and Chief Justice Aiken, ex Governors Walsh and Foss, Mayor Curley, and others. active bearers include Deputy Sheriffs Fennessey Silsby Welton Reardon and Gallagher.
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John”. Quinn
Suffolk County
Charles Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Chambers Street
Francis W. Maley
Calvary Cemetery
Arthur Prentice Rugg
Supreme Court
John A. Aiken
Superior Court
David I. Walsh
Eugene N. Foss
James M. Curley
Joseph H. O'Neil
John Fairbairn
Middlesex County
John F. Fitzgerald
John F. Kelly
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Joseph P. Silsby
Daniel A. Welton
Cornelius A. Reardon
Harry G. Gallagher
John B. Cadogan
Samuel Hurwitz
Farewell View At Jail For Prisoners Of Honest John
Public may view the body at the sheriff’s home parlor in the jail from 9 this morning. Yesterday 218 prisoners, men and women, were allowed to file past the chief for a final farewell to “Honest John,” a first for the inmates.
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John
Progressive party ousts Hughes backers and unites with Prohibitionists
At the St. Louis convention on April 13 the Progressive national committee was replaced with leaders planning a merger with the Prohibition party. Victor Murdock became executive chairman and Matthew Hale was named national chairman, with officers F. H. Chase, J. A. Hopkins, and others joining the new setup. The executive committee includes Murdock Parker Carroll Ingersoll Taylor Norton and McClure from several states.
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ST. Louis
Progressive National Convention
National Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Prohibition Party
Victor Murdock
Wichita
Kas
Chicago
Matthew Hale
Boston
F. H. Chase
New York
J. A. H. Hopkins
New Jersey
John M. Parker
Louisiana
D. H. Carroll
North Dakota
Fr. M. Ingersoll
Idaho
John Taylor
Albert D. Norton
Missouri
C. D.mcclure
Georgia
Socialist Papers in France Back Wilson
Paris April 15. French socialist newspapers cabled to President Wilson resolutions welcoming his appeal to independence against autocratic domination and pledging hearty support.
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Paris
France
Wilson
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Quinine
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