Prompt ratification urged in Tennessee suffrage push
Governor Roberts urged immediate ratification of the Federal Suffrage Amendment in a message to Tennessee’s special legislative session. He cited party platforms and legal opinions confirming constitutionality, urged equal ballot rights for women, and noted no ratification motion yet filed in either chamber. Republican leaders and allies pressed for a vote while opponents stayed silent.
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Mule Stirs Up Things at Fire in Roslindale Barn
A mule escaped a burning Roslindale barn on Tafts place drawing hundreds to a crowded alley. The animal was burned and frightened showing circus like kicks. Morton Yerxa lost three horses. Angelo Carpinto’s two horses and the mule were saved, with $5000 in damage. The fire likely started in the hayloft from new hay and old hay.
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Playground for South Boston Gets $15,000 Bond Plan
The City Council unanimously approved Councilman Ford's order to fund a South Boston playground with $15,000 via bonds. The plan requires two readings and the mayor's approval.
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Ford
South Boston
Freak Cucumber From Bangor Grows Remarkable Twin
A nine inch twin cucumber from Bangor Maine attracted attention in Boston yesterday. Grown by Paul Cannon of 139 Main Street Bangor the fruit appears to contain two cucumbers in one with each segment nearly the same size. Cannon runs a local fruit store and has exhibited the specimen for over a week.
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Newburyport Adopts 25 Per Thousand Tax Rate
Newburyport officials announced the city tax rate at 25 dollars per thousand, an increase of 4 dollars from last year. The decision affects property owners citywide as August proceedings finalize the budget and assess levies.
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Rescue in Charles River Finds Woman Who Jumped From Bridge
Frederick J. Jenner age 19 of Roxbury and Patrolman Cassell of Back Bay station saved Mary Walter age 30 of Roxbury after she leaped from Cottage Farm bridge into the Charles River. The rescue occurred with bystanders nearby as the woman attempted to drown herself.
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Back Bay
Charles River
Mary Walter
Newbern Street
Cottage Farm Bridge
Boston
Jenner Rescues Woman From Drowning Attempt
Jenner, noted as a skilled swimmer, was bathing with others when a woman jumped in. He swam to her location as she disappeared beneath the surface. She fought him briefly, but he gained control and brought her to safety.
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Jenner
Rescue at River Dip Ends in Hospital After Woman's Plunge
Patrolman Cassell and a bystander boat to Jenner's aid as a woman fights to drown herself in the river. Jenner reaches the scene and restrains her while another officer helps pull the distressed swimmer to shore. The submerged woman is rushed to City Hospital for treatment.
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225000 Loan For Police And Fire Quarters
A $225,000 loan for joint quarters for Police Station 8 and Fire Engine 31 became effective without Council action as the 60 day period expired. Engine 31 quarters were destroyed in the molasses tank disaster and the Mayor sent the order to combine this engine with harbor police.
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James Donovan
Deaths in Boston Last Week Reported at 152
The Boston weekly health report shows 152 deaths for the week, down from 167. Pneumonia deaths rose to seven from six, and infant mortality includes 30 deaths under one year and 45 under five years.
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Cox Praises Roosevelt in Dayton Statement
Governor Cox lauds Franklin D. Roosevelt in a issued statement on Roosevelt's acceptance speech. He calls it wholesome and hopeful, praising the progressive statesman image. Cox notes potential reactions from Harding supporters and reserves further comment for future speeches.
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Poland Overrun by Officials, Says Boston Fur Trader
Max Beckerman, a fur salesman returning from four months in Poland and several European nations, declares Poland is in grave condition due to an overabundance of officials. He notes that every influential man in Poland seems to be an officer or minister.
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