Bay State Day Bill Advances in Massachusetts House
The Massachusetts House approved the Bay State Day bill 134 to 68 advancing to a third reading. Amendments from opponents were defeated as the chamber supported conformity with the federal enforcement act. Several proposed changes from Heffernan Sawyer and Lane failed on voice or rising votes.
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House
Massachusetts
John J. Heffernan
Sawyer
Representative Lane
Puritan and Mayflower Ready for Fishermen Race Trials
At Provincetown the fishing schooners Puritan and Mayflower lie side by side awaiting fog lifting before departure to the grounds. The Puritan, on her maiden bait trip, is favored as a race contender and is expected to outpace the Mayflower during the trials en route to fishing grounds.
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Provincetown
Searles Trustees Face $250000 in Suit Damages
In Suffolk Superior Court equity motion, Judge Hammond kept Arthur T. Walker and Old Colony Trust Company liable for up to 250000 in the breach of promise suit by Mary Johnson of Rockport against Albert Victor Searles. The defense sought to drop damages from 2 million to 50000. the judge refused but set the trustee exposure at 250000. Searles inherited much of the estate of Edward F. Searles after a will contest.
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Mr. Searles
Edward F. Searles
Methuen
Emery to Die in Electric Chair in June
Perley J. Emery of Brookline Massachusetts, aged in his eighties, is scheduled to die in the electric chair at Bellefonte during the week of June 5. Governor Sproul signed the death warrant in Harrisburg after Emery shot Park Guard Vincent Hanley in Philadelphia on November 16. Emery, also known as Hastings, was driving a stolen car with accomplices when Hanley asked for a license and was shot.
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Philadelphia
Hanley
Eimery
Mery
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