Reconsideration Passes Salary Bill for Attorney General
The House reconsidered a proposal to raise the Attorney General salary from 7000 to 8000 after heated debate. Wesley E. Monk urged the increase, while Martin Hays led opposition, calling the incumbent unproven. Reconsideration carried 69 to 68 on rising vote, 88 to 9 on roll call. engrossment approved 101 to 9. Senate to consider.
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House
Senate
Wesley E. Monk
Watertown
Martin Hays
Boston
Sgof Noe
Doyle
New Bedford
Recruiting Battery From Two State Guard Units
A joint meeting of C Company infantry and A Company regiment at the West Newton armory discussed merging recruits into a new national guard battery. Captains John H. MacClellan and Richard T. Rogumore spoke as several men signaled willingness to join.
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Erat Infantry
Lth
State Guard
West Newton
National Guard
John H. MacClellan
11St
Richard T. Rogumore
Russian Arrest for Conspiracy Ties to HMS Paris
Alole Osnoshkine, a Russian, was arrested here on April 13 charged with intelligence with the enemy and conspiracy with the Germans to incite civil war in Poland and restore imperialism in Russia.
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Paris
Alole Osnoshkine
Poland
Russia
Claim man has over 20 wives in Hollywood case
Five more women, who married J. P. Watson alias Richard Huirt, and other names, bring his known wives to over 20. Deputies say they have evidence to suspect Watson murdered four missing wives. He was arrested near his home while allegedly about to take his latest wife Katheryn Wambacher into the hills.
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Los Angeles
J. P. Watson
Richard Huirt
Bluebeard
Watson
Hollywood
Katheryn Wambacher
Real Truth About Erin Corrects Irish Rebellion Claims
John F. Harrigan state chairman of the Irish bond drive cites London reports to refute recent misstatements about an Irish rebellion and the seizure of large ammunition supplies bought with funds raised in the United States.
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John F. Harrigan
London
United States
Readers condemn biased coverage of Ireland protests and Scottish self determination
The piece denounces how papers misreported German munitions seized for Ireland, noting a British war department correction that arms were bound for Denikine in Russia. It highlights Scottish demonstrations for self determination and reports a $1280 Irish bond drive from St Bridget's Friends of Irish Freedom. It also outlines a Watertown victory celebration with James H. Vahey and other speakers.
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Friends of Ireland
Germany
Ireland
British War Department
Sinn Fein
Denikine
Russia
Scotland
Britain
Freeland
Glasgow
British Isles
Lydia J. Springer
St. Bridget’s
Friends of Irish Freedom
Ben Sale
Watertown
James H. Vahey
James M. Curley
James T .Barrett
Cambridge City
James
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Erin
Revere Sugar Refinery Company
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