Women Urge Central Milk Station In Boston Hearing
Mayor Curley met with a Boston Housewives League committee led by Mrs. Anna Steinauer to discuss a central milk station. The group plans to present written ideas and continue the push, while Bradley Olmstead and Rep Irving Batchelder spoke for producers.
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Curley
Boston Housewives League
Housewives League
Anna T. Steinaner
Mattapan
Joseph Slack
Frank W. Page
J. W. Bangs
Bradley Olmstead
Irving Batchelder
North Reading
Steinauer
Mayor Hires Paying Expert for Boston Street Work
Alderman Paul Hannagan of Lawrence will join Boston as a consulting expert on street construction. The Lawrence official, two years as Streets Commissioner, proposes granite block paving to transform city streets. He inspected Boston's streets with Commissioner Rourke and begins a two month assignment at a salary of $0000 a year.
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Paul Hannagan
Lawrence
Boston
Curley
Hannagan
Lawrence Man
Rourke
Policewomen Must Vote
Providence RI April 14 The police commissioners want two women officers but state law bars nonvoters from the force. No woman can be appointed until she gains suffrage, despite interest in expanding the department.
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Providence
R. L
Providence Police Force
Bland of Indiana Is Nominated for Congress
Oscar E Bland of Linton was nominated for Congress by the Republicans of Indiana's Second District at Martinsville on April 14.
Marriage of Copper Producers Ties to Stock Suit
The cross examination of William A. Paine in the suit brought by James M. Hall against Paine Webber Co. discusses the alleged breach of an agreement to carry 1415 shares of Copper Range Consolidated stock for Hall and a fictitious sale. Attorney Sherman L. Whipple adds testimony on the 1903 consolidation of the Tri Mountain Company with Copper Range, with Thomas W. Lawson influential in the affair.
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William A. Paine
Paine, Webber & Co
James M. Hall
Copper Range Consolidated
Mr. Hall
Sherman L. Whipple
Trimountain
Ith Copper Range
Thomas W. Lawson
Paine details Copper Range and Trimountain talks and stock actions
Mr Paine testifies under Mr Whipple that he held one conference with Henry Rogers on Trimountain Copper Range consolidation and spoke with others. Burrage and Lawson owned all Trimountain shares, hypothecated, enabling price control at 90. He explains how Copper Barge stock was floated via land options and mineral concessions, saying no circulars were issued yet the stock rose first on the curb then on the exchange. He confirms belief in the mine and says Hall asked him about it and he answered.
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Paine
Henry H. Rogers
Trimountain
A. C. Burrage
Lawson
Burrage
J. Lawson
Mr. Whipple
Friends of Mine
Michigan
Mr. Paine
St. Mary’s Company
Stock Exchange
Wife Slayer In Court Room
John H. Collins was arraigned in West Roxbury Municipal Court for the murder of his wife at their Jamaica Plain home on Washington Street. He admitted firing the shots but gave no reason. The case was continued to April 22 and he was held without bail. Complainant was Policeman John P. O'Neil.
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John H. Collins
West Roxbury
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
William R. Senarton
Collins
John P. O'Neil
Plan Sun Dial as Holmes Memorial on the Charles River Embankment
A committee seeks to raise funds to erect a sun dial exedra memorial to Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes on the Charles River embankment between Exeter and Fairfield streets behind his former home. Architects Parker Thomas & Rice designed the site with a circular seat and simple inscription, aiming to preserve the vista from Beacon Street. The memorial will be granite with a brief inscription and is approved by the Metropolitan Park Commission.
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Charles River
Exeter
Fairfield Streets
Dr. Holmes
Parker, Thomas & Rice
Beacon Street
Oliver Wendell Helmes
Metropolitan Park Commission
R. W. Emmons
Milk -Street
Boston
Charles W. Eliot
J.M. Bell
James T. Fields
A. Law
Llowell
W. Sturgis Bigelow
Henry In Higginson
William D. Elie
Frederick C. Shattuck
Collins Warren
Peter C. Brooks
Lincoln Davis
William Caleb Loring
Ellen G. Parker
Robert Homans
Charles H. Taylor
J. Harleston Parker
Richard Wheatland
R. W. Smmons
Flarker
Thomas & Rice
Miss Sears Rival Attraction At Game
Miss Eleanora Sears drew the baseball crowd at Soldiers Field yesterday as she stood among spectators and attracted attention during the game.
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Eleanora Sears
Soldiers Field
Boston Society Girl Rides In At Harvard Bowdoin Game
A Boston society girl rode her saddle horse onto the grounds during the Harvard vs Bowdoin game. She galloped around for several innings, drawing astonished looks from about 700 spectators as Harvard, in a decade strongest, held a decisive edge.
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Harvard
Brick Bodkins' Pa Debuts as Sunday Post Color Comic
The Sunday Post unveils Brick Bodkins' Pa as a new color comic slated for print next Sunday. Readers are promised one of the paper's funniest features yet with this addition.
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Brick Bodkins
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