Ice Cream Truck Crash Injures Woburn Driver in Jamaica Plain
Morley Clark of 44 Washington Street Woburn was thrown from his wagon when a Boston Ice Cream Company truck owned by Quincy and operated by Malden man Joseph MeInnes rear ended the wagon at Canterbury and Blue Hill avenues Jamaica Plain. MeInnes was arrested for operating a machine without a license.
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Morley Clark
Washington Street
Woburn
Boston Ice Cream Company
Federal Street
Quincy
Joseph I. MeInnes
Center Street
Malden
Canterbury and
Blue Hill Avenues
Jamaica Plain
MeInnes
Auto Truck Kills 10 Year Old in South End
Clarence Hill, 10, was struck crossing Columbus avenue at Wellington street by a R. H. Stearns Co. truck. He died at City Hospital. Chauffeur Charles F. Roper, 13, of 24 Liberty Street Everett, was arrested for manslaughter. Parents live at 2 Claremont Street South End.
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Columbus Avenue
Wellington Street
Clarence Hill
R. H. Stearns Company
City Hospital
Claremont Street
South End
Charles F. Roper
Liberty Street
Everett
Dedham Street
Millinery Workers May End Strike With Day of Accord
Officials of Millinery Workers' Union No. 49 announced that a large manufacturer with employees on strike is expected to sign an agreement today. Once signed, the workers at that plant are to return to work immediately.
Newton Announces Tax Rate Increase to 19.80
The city of Newton raised its tax rate to 19.80 dollars, up 0.90 from last year. Officials cited budget pressures and continued municipal spending needs.
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Newton
Marshfield Fair Opens With Large Attendance and Canvas
The Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society three day fair starts with strong state turnout. Exhibits include garden produce fruit cattle and canned foods. A public auction of twin calves from Silas Peirce's farm benefits the Red Cross while Governor McCall is slated to open Plymout h county politics.
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Plymouth
Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Thomas W. Lawson
Silas Peirce
Red Cross
McCall
Plymouth County
Marshfield Fair
Belmont child dies after ether tank explosion at hotel
Ralph R. Thompson four, of Willow street Belmont, died last night at Relief Hospital from severe burns. The incident occurred when a tank of ether exploded at 10 Washington street yesterday afternoon.
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Ralph R. Thompson
Willow Street
Belmont
Relief Hospital
Washington Street
Henry Freeman Walker fund created for Middlebury College faculty
The will of Henry Freeman Walker establishes a $100 000 fund to benefit Middlebury College faculty with at least seven years of service. Each qualified member receives a year’s furlough with pay, funded from the trust, with surplus income aiding those who suffer injury or accident. Other beneficiaries include Williston Walker of New Haven, the McClure Library Association of Pittsford, the Congregational Church Cemetery Association, and the town of Pittsford.
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New York
Middlebury College
Henry Freeman Walker
Williston Walker
New Haven, Conn
McClure Library Association
Pittsford
Congregational Church Cemetery Association
Elevator death of Mrs Corcoran at Hotel Westminster
Miss Nancy Corcoran aged 73 of 19 Middlebury Street Troy was killed in an elevator at the Hotel Westminster early yesterday. Her body was found caught between the elevator top and the fifth floor as she was leaving the car.
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Nancy Corcoran
Middlebury Street
Troy
Hotel Westminster
Sectarian Bill Passes Massachusetts Constitutional Convention
The convention voted 275 to 25 to submit the Curtis sectarian amendment to voters in November, barring state funds for sectarian and private institutions while preserving contracted obligations. Noted funding figures include MIT and Worcester Polytechnic, with several Catholic and public institutions listed among past state expenditures totaling nearly 19 million dollars. The debate remained orderly, naming proponents like Professor Anderson and leader Martin M. Lomasney, with a long sponsor list of opponents.
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Worcester Polytechnic School
Worcester Institution
Supreme Court
Boyden
Home of the Good Shepherd
House of the Angel Guardian
Carney Hospital
Anderson
Newton Theological School
Martin M. Lomasney
Woman's Charity Club and Massachusetts State Policemen’s Association
Educational notice notes involvement of Woman's Charity Club and Massachusetts State Policemen's Association in a charitable educational initiative. Details unreadable but indicates partnership and civic focus.
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Woman's Charity Club
Massachusetts State Piremen’s Association
Massachusetts College and institutes maintenance and funds
A ledger style listing details maintenance costs and income from funds for multiple Massachusetts colleges and institutes. Items include sums for MIT, Tufts, Williams, Wesleyan, Mt Holyoke, Worcester Polytechnic, Lowell Textile, New Bedford Textile, and others, with Back Bay lands fund allocations and various building expenditures.
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Massachusetts ‘Agricultural College
Museum of Zoology
Back Bay Lands Fund
Tufts College
Back Bay Lands
Cecceressseaves Williams College
Anheret College
Wesleyan Academy
Mt. Holyoke Female Seminary and College
Veah Ee
Dukes County Academy
New Salem Academy
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
New England Industrial School For
Lowell Textile School
Bradford Durfee “Textile School
Parr RiVee i Ete
New Bedford Textile ‘School
Northampton
Smith ‘Agricultural School
Take Up Initiative Debate on Initiative and Referendum
The session focused on the initiative and referendum with Matthew Hale delivering an eloquent speech. He argued a pamphlet distribution would boost public discussion and understanding, and he urged broad representation in government noting wealth disparities with 2 percent owning 68.8 percent of property while over 80 percent hold less than 10 percent.
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Matthew Hale
Conroy Exemption Denied by Brookline Draft Board
Edward J. Conroy had his exemption claim rejected by the Brookline draft board. He argued his mother’s Brookline property, valued at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars, could become a public charge, but his status as her sole bookkeeper and lack of salary were not enough to grant relief. He noted his mother’s apartment houses on Naples Road are not profitable.
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Brookline
Edward J. Conroy
Naples Road
More Pay for Guardsmen Ruling Ups Treasury Pay
Washington officials announce that National Guard members must be paid at their guard service rate in federal service. A third enlistment guard member would receive third enlistment pay from the government, with thousands set to gain more pay than expected.
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Washington
National Guard
Comptroller of the Treasury
Guard
Woburn School Committee Delays Opening Day
The Woburn school committee, responding to a petition from local farmers, postpones the public school opening from the first week of September to Monday October 1. The move lets farm youths aid harvest and allows home garden students time to harvest crops.
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Woburn
Local Chemist Promises At-Home Cure for Asthma
Advertisement announces D. J. Lane of 532 Lane Ridge St Marys Kansas claiming a simple home remedy cures asthma and hay fever. He offers a free bottle postpaid, to be judged by the user within ten days, with payment only if it works. Send name and address on a postal card for a bottle.
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Lehn & Fink
D. J. Lane
Lane Ridge
St. Marys
Kan
Lane
Movie Star Must Serve
Bryant Washburn, a well known motion picture actor, must serve in the national army. Major B. M. Chipperfield ruled he is not exempt despite Washburn’s claim of dependency. Evidence showed a $5500 bank balance and a wife Mabel Forrest who acted before and after their child’s birth.
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Chicago
Bryant Washburn
National Army
B. M. Chipperfield
Washburn
Secret Service
Chipperfield
Mabel Forrest
Lynn Hosts First Public Market With Vege Tables and Wagons
Twenty farmers displayed produce in Market Square Lynn yesterday at the inaugural public market run by the city government. The organizing committee led by Thomas M. Burches chairman with George Flannagan and Charles Murray called the venture a pronounced success.
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Lynn
Thomas M. Burches
George Flannagan
Charles Murray
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