Battle Over Two Bills on Liquor Question
Representatives of liquor interests and temperance groups clashed before the legislative committee on election laws over a bill to decide the liquor question in cities at state rather than municipal elections. A second bill would require Boston license votes every four years with both sides debating and liquor men supporting both measures while temperance groups opposed them.
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Liquor Interests
Legislative Committee On
Boston
Two Coastin g Boys Injured in Everett Sled Crash
Two boys were injured when a Bay State Street Railway car struck a sled at Bennett and Ferry streets in Everett. Nathaniel Huberman, 11, suffered a twisted leg chest bruises lip cuts and four teeth knocked out. his brother Joseph 7 had minor injuries. Motorman J C McDonald applied emergency brakes, likely preventing a worse outcome.
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Bay State Street Railway
Bennett and
Ferry Streets
Everett
Nathaniel Huberman
Joseph
Frank Huberman
Carlson Street
J. C. McDonald
Committee rejects bill to seat women on park boards
A legislative committee on cities, after a hearing yesterday, decided that women should not be eligible for appointment as park commissioners. The panel rejected a bill to allow women to serve on park boards.
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Legislative Committee On Cities
Urico Promises Relief for Kidney and Rheumatic Ailments
An advertisement touts Urico as a quick remedy for kidney and urinary disorders and rheumatic joint pain. It offers a money back guarantee through druggists and promotes sending a ten cent trial package from the Urico Co. in Binghamton New York, with Boston availability noted.
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Urico
Boston
Urico Co
Binghamton, N. Y
War not likely to affect consulates in Boston
Oswald Kunhardt the German and Austro Hungarian consul at Boston says a break in relations with the United States may not force closing of German and Austrian consulates. He notes that diplomatic exchanges could be limited while consular business continues. He serves New England and New York regions for Germany and Austria Hungary.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Germany
Vermont
Austria
United States
Oswald Kunhardt
New England
Bernstorff
Gerard
Berlin
Eunhardt
New Restrictions Upon Passports
Washington reports new passport rules issued by the State Department after the arrest of Hana Boehm in Falmouth England with a passport in the name of J I Thrasher of Georgia. Officials say the tightening aims to require unmistakable identification of all applicants and is not tied to the Germany situation.
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Washington
State Department
Hana Boehm
Falmouth
Eng
J. I. Thrasher
Georgia
Germany
Congress Undisturbed Over German Warfare
Senators Lodge and McCumber delivered speeches on Wilsons world peace address and warned against distracting the President. Lodge said no word would embarrass him at such a time and noted the note over German wartime policy. Formal discussion continued in cloakrooms with no resolutions to warn Americans off armed belligerent merchant ships.
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Lodge
McCumber
Wilson
Capitol
Congress
Grave situation cited as President prepares to address Congress
Senate leaders discuss a grave wartime climate as the White House holds back plans for a joint session. Senator Hitchcock notes concern after a White House contact. Senator Stone travels to Washington as Senator Lodge urges strong defence and strict treaty observance to preserve peace.
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Congress
Senate
House
White House
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Stone
Washington
St. Louis
Senator Lodge
International
Call to rebuild international law after war
The speaker urges rehabilitation and reestablishment of international law after the war. He advocates extending voluntary arbitration within natural limits and promoting a general reduction of armaments.
Boston Safe Deposit Association Formed
The Boston Safe Deposit Association was formed last night at the Hotel Thorndike with over twenty prominent Boston bankers and trust officers in attendance. O W Codding of the First National Bank arranged the meeting, which outlined a semi social club plan.
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Boston Safe Deposit Men’s Association
Boston
Thorndike
O. W. Codding
First National Bank
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