Lexington Cock Fight Bolsters Raid Nets Arrests and Cocks
Police arrest twenty men in Lexington on a major cock fight raid at the old Brown farm on the town’s outskirts. Twenty four game cocks seized as officers chased suspects through the barn and hay loft forcing several to flee. Bail set at 25 dollars each for appearance in District Court.
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Lexington
Fletcher
Russell
Concord Avenue
District Court
Concord
Lawrence
Brighton
Boston
Lowell
Worcester
Albany
N. Y
Somerville
Clinton
Watertown
Woonsocket
R. J
Hopkinton
Cambridge
Springfield
Medford
Weston
New England Milk Producers Seek Higher Summer Price
A unanimous meeting reorganized the New England Milk Producers Association embracing six states and northern New York to push a higher summer price. The group elected officers led by President Frank W. Clark and approved a resolution to set summer price near the current winter level. Roger Sherman Hoar volunteered as counsel, and a statement linked high living costs to food production incentives.
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Quincy House
New England
Frank W. Clark
Williston
Frank S. Adams
Bowdeinham
Richard Pattee
Laconia
N. H
EK. P. Wilcox
Littleton
Elmer M. Poole
North Dartmouth
R. A. Sykes
Ellington, Conn
L. E. McIntire
East Waterford
Heman Stannard
Fairhaven
W. D. F. Hayden
Dover
George R. Little
New York
J. A. Ness
Auburn
F. E. Clark
Amston
Conn
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Hoar
Wilson
Stanley Abbott
Wilton
High Official of Knights of Pythias Addresses Boston Club
Charles S. Davis supreme vice chancellor of the Knights of Pythias outlines the order's patriotic purpose in a Boston City Club address. He traveled from Denver to Massachusetts for six commemorative meetings marking the 63rd anniversary. He is set to speak tonight in Lynn and tomorrow in Hopedale.
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Charles S. Davis
Knights of Pythias
Boston
Washington Exercises in the French Capital
In Paris Washington ceremonies honor the statue at Place d Iena with wreaths placed by representatives of the war office foreign office navy and Paris city government. The Washington statue built in 1900 by American women drew hundreds of Parisians and Americans as wreaths were laid.
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Washington
Paris
War Office
Foreign Office
Navy
Place d’'Iena
America
Producers Organize to Fight for Higher Summer Milk Price
Some 10000 producers joined the association in recent weeks and pledged to back officers in securing summer milk prices near winter levels. The current mid zone price of 42 3 10 cents per 812 quart can is the highest winter price on record, while last summer averaged about 32 cents per can. If campaigns succeed, distributors may incur costs over a cent per quart higher than last summer. Milk distributors report slim profits and rely on summer business to cover losses as a result. The reorganization meeting followed.
Massachusetts Suffragists to Meet National Council in Washington
Massachusetts suffragists travel to Washington for the National American Woman Suffrage Association executive council meeting to plan a formal military service offer. Delegates include Miss Alice Stone Blackwell Mrs Teresa Crowley and others. Judge Michael J. Murray derides U S military unpreparedness urging compulsory training.
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Massachusetts
Washington
National American Woman Suffrage Asociation
Alice Stone Blackwell
Teresa Crowley
Gertrude Halladay Leonard
Susan Lewis Ball
R. G. Shaw
Claude A. Gilson
Lewis J. Johnson
Frederick P. Bagley
Tion
Murray
Oil Fire Destroys Lynn Refinery
Fire gutted the Huile oil refining plant at 152 Pleasant Street Lynn last night causing about 12000 dollars in damage. Police say an incendiary was seen fleeing the grounds by a watchman as flames spread through oil vats threatening nearby stables and warehouses including Armour & Co and North Shore Express.
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Huile
Pleasant Street
Lynn
North Shore Express Company
Armour & Co
Augusta Gala Reception For Governor and Legislature
The biennial Augusta reception to the Governor the Executive Council and the Legislature drew a large crowd at City Hall tonight. The grand march was led by the Governor and Mrs Carl E Milliken.
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Augusta
Carl E. Milliken
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