Two Women Hurt In Boston Taxi Crash
Miss Frances B Fisher and her sister Miss Edith S Fisher were injured when a taxi overturned at Commonwealth Avenue and Dartmouth Street. The vehicle collided with a truck owned by Charles E Raynes and operated by Mrs Mary F Raynes. Frances remained at home with a broken rib and a hand cut while Edith was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with head and spinal injuries.
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Edith S. Fisher
Ludlow
Back Bay
Commonwealth Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Charles E. Raynes
Mary FI. Raynes
Chester Road
Belmont
Lincoln Davis
Beacon ‘Street
Woith Fisher
Maassachusetta, General Hospital
Congressman Upshaw Appears in Coat to Fight Cold
Congressman Upshaw of Georgia entered the House in a long tailed coat after saying he temporarily abandoned his overalls due to cool weather and a cold. He explained the change to members as he attended the session in Washington on April 20.
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Upshaw
Georgia
House
Bayer Aspirin Displayed With Bayer Cross Trademark
Bayer tablets of Aspirin are advertised as genuine and world famous with the Bayer Cross mark. The copy urges buying unbroken packages with clear directions to relieve colds headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia lumbago rheumatism neuritis joint pains and general pain. Small tins of twelve are inexpensive. larger packs also sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Governor Receives Colors of 12th Division at State House
Governor Coolidge accepted the colors of the 12th Plymouth Division at the State House from Major General Henry P. McCain who organized and presented the unit. The ceremony followed a formal military procession and honor guard.
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Henry P. McCain
Return of Plymouth Division Flags Ceremony at State House
General McCain and staff received by Governor Coolidge as 200 Mt Ida School girls watched the flag return. Flags of the Plymouth Division join other Massachusetts units in Grand Staircase Hall before a House ceremony praising the division’s men and noting the Kaiser’s surrender era ending the overseas mission.
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MT. Ida School
Plymouth
Plymouth Division
State House
H. P. McCain
Massachusetts
Newton
Camp Devens
Beacon Hill
State Capitol
McCain
Coolidge
George L. Byroade
A. B. Hitchcock
G. I. Parker
Grand Staircase Hall
Warner
Senate approves third reading of beer and light wine bill
The bill to allow manufacture and sale of beer and light wines with alcohol up to 2.75 percent moved to a third reading after a largely unopposed Senate session yesterday.
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Knox Motion to Table Defeated in Senate
Senator Knox of Somerville moved to table the measure but was defeated 11 to 15 without debate. The bill then received its second reading and is expected to face substantial debate and a vote split when it is moved to engrossment today.
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Somerville
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Physical Training Bill Dead in Senate Vote
The proposal to create a state education department led physical education in public schools was killed 22 to 12 in the Senate. Opponents included Catholic groups and city authorities fearing state control over curricula. supporters, doctors and educators, arguing for citizen health benefits. Senator Chamberlain of Springfield led the floor fight.
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Springfield
Senate Divides On Rejection Of Bill In Ways and Means Vote
Senator Hardy chairs the Ways and Means Committee as lawmakers split on rejecting the bill. For rejection listed are Butler Lawrence Churchill Plymouth Cooke Worcester Curran Boston Donovan Boston Emery Newburyport Foley Boston Griswold Greenfield L. F. Hardy Huntington W A Hardy Fitchburg Knox Somerville Martin Holyoke McLane Fall River Moulton Pittsfield Nelson Worcester Prescott Grafton Putnam Lowell Quinn Swampscott Reed Taunton Tarbs i Brookfield Walsh Boston Winchester Boston. Against rejection listed are Aiken Norwood Bliss Malden Carrick Cambridge Cassassa Revere Chamberlain Springfield Dahlberg Brockton Finkel Boston Gibbs Waltham Loring Beverly McIntosh Quincy Nason Haverhill Pearson Lowell. Paired yes Halliwell New Bedford Curtin Brookline Paired no Weston Newton Wells Boston.
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Malden
Carrick
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Chamberlain
Springfield
Dahlberg
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Finkel
Gibbs
Waltham
Loring
Beverly
McIntosh
Quincy
Nason
Haverhill
Pearson
Halliwell
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