Catholic Club of Boston University Law School Formed
The Catholic Club of the Boston University Law School organized at Quincy House with over 100 members expected. Officers elected: Thomas N. Creed president, James T. Heenan vice president, Joseph W. Monahan secretary treasurer. Father Scanlan, Owen A. Cunningham, William T. Dillon, Walter H. Cleary and Patrick H. Harrington spoke on church influence in education and law.
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Boston University Law School
Quincy House
Thomas N. Creed
James T. Heenan
Joseph W. Monahan
M. J. Scanlan
Charities
Owen A. Cunningham
William T. Dillon
Walter H. Cleary
Patrick H. Harrington
Father Scanlan
Plea for State Milk Supervision Heard by Teachers
Dr. Richard M. Smith urged state supervision of milk pasteurization in a talk to teachers of domestic science and kindergartens at the Women's Municipal League meeting yesterday.
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Richard M. Smith
Women’s Municipal League
Bank officials object to state depository plea
Representatives of trust companies appeared before the Governor's Council to oppose national banks being designated as depositories of state funds. The council voted to commute Michael J. Kilroy's life sentence to at least 18 years to enable parole eligibility.
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Governor’s Council
Michael J. Kilroy
Bread bills passed by Senate after long fights
Mayor Curley’s bread bill and the clean milk bill won Senate approval after tough battles. Both measures secured large majorities and with one amendment allowing corn flour as an ingredient in bread production the bills passed in their original form.
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Curley
Senate
Senate Debates Bread and Milk Bills Amid Prolonged Session
Senate proceeding stretched to 7 30 last night with votes on a bread labeling amendment and a milk sanitation bill. The bread measure failed a key calcium sulphate formula clause while a labeling requirement was approved for all bread. The milk bill empowers the State Board of Health to enforce sanitary production and handling with penalties up to 300 dollars or 326 days imprisonment.
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Senate
Plaster of Paris
Clark
Brockton
Hobbs
Sullivan
Boston
State Board of Health
Senate passes milk inspection and pure bread bills
Yesterday the Legislature advanced several measures. The Senate approved the milk inspection and pure bread bills and a model city charter bill. It passed a $250 000 Lake Quinsigamond appropriation and a $2 500 000 western highways appropriation by the House. The Chelsea Revere Winthrop pro rata bill was rejected and the Mass Agricultural College annual $200 000 for five years was defeated in the House. The Jitney bus bill passed the House and the Harvard red flag bill moved to third reading after a dispute. The Boston L road savings bank bill cleared the Senate while the Boston and Maine reorganization bill was postponed to Friday with two perfecting amendments offered.
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Walsh
Joint Committees On Public Health and Agriculture
Senate
Lake Quinsigamond
Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
Suffolk County
House
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Boston “L” Road Savings Bank
Boston & Maine
From Cell to Death Bed
Medford police arrested Giuseppe Ganaldo on assault with intent to kill after Naiola Funda lay dying at Symmes Hospital Arlington from a stabbing. Mayor Haines and Chief Welch intervened as Ganaldo was moved to the hospital. Funda identified Ganaldo as the attacker in a confrontation involving a brother, John Ganaldo, wounded at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Medford
Naiola
Mrs Story Heads D A R Boston Post 1915 Election
Mrs Mary S Lockwood re-elected chaplain general as Mrs Story’s faction wins most posts. The contest for president-general ends with Story ally ahead 695 to 461 over Mrs Guernsey from Kansas. Other elected officers include Recording Secretary General Mrs Boyle Ohio and Corresponding Secretary General Mrs Barrows Michigan.
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Boston Post
George Thatcher Guernsey
Kansas
Mary S. Lockwood
Washington, D. C
William C. Boyle
Ohio
Julia C. Barrows
Michigan
William As Smogt
Virginia
Grace Pearce
Brown Beats N. H. State in Baseball Clash
Brown defeated New Hampshire 6 to 2 at Andrews Field as Brown bunched hits in the fourth inning and capitalized on opportunities. Crowell pitched well for Brown until the seventh, when New Hampshire scored twice. Scorers included Murray, Andrews, Jermail, Ormsley, Maguire, Cram, Irvine and Welch with base on balls to Cram and Bissell. Attendance about 800.
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Providence
Brown
New Hampshire
Andrews Field
Bissell
Crowell
Murray
Andrews
Jermail
Ormsley
Maguire
Cram
Irvine
Welch
T. Cram
Rube Cram
H State
A.E
Hun Ton
Morrill
Weavers Vote Set For May 5 Demand Wage Increase
In Fall River on April 21 a vote by the weavers union on a 10 to 20 percent wage rise was turned over by the textile council for study by five textile unions at a joint meeting on May 1. The weavers union has 3000 operatives, half the council's affiliated membership.
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Fall River
Weavers’ Union
Textile Council
Council
Statue of Massasoit to be Set on Cole's Hill
The Independent Order of Red Men plans a Massasoit statue by Cyrus Dallin on Cole's Hill Plymouth. A model is finished and accepted. members will fundraise to place the sculpture in Plymouth.
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Plymouth Rock
Cole’s Hill
Plymouth
Independent
Order of Red Men
Cyrus Dallin
Red Men
Coile’s Hill
Independent Order of Red Men
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