Governor Guild Rebukes State Insanity Board On Maniac Steele Case
Governor Guild criticized the State Board of Insanity for its report on the release of Maniac John A. Steele who shot Edward Cohen died and wounded Dennis D. Driscoll. The governor insisted patients should not be freed without expert examination. The board defended a more lenient view. Transfers back for correction followed. Fay Pension Bill Could Aid Civil Spanish War Veterans at 750 a year after 65 or disability. State Auditor Turner projects twelve million dollars for Commonwealth operations with eight and a half million in revenue and urges a reserve fund and uniform accounts. Pope of Leominster, a Democrat, is famed as a humorist in the House. Brigham of Marlboro, a Republican, defeated last year but allied with Lomasney to shape legislative influence.
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Guild
State, Board. of
John A. Steele
Edward Cohen
Dennis D. Driscoll
State Board
Steele
Thomas J. Fay
Ward 18
Boston Finance Commission
Commonwealth
Turner
Martin M. Lomasney
William Brigham
Marlboro
Brigham
Mr. Lomasney
Congressmen in a squabble over new House offices
Washington Jan 9 Amid scenes of confusion the House debated room assignments in the new office building opposite the Capitol. Only two bridge bills moved forward while Speaker Cannon suspended proceedings to restore order as members crowded near his desk to study floor plans displayed on easels.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Capitol
Cannon
Mass Meeting of Tenants Planned to Resist High Rents
At a meeting of the Anti-High Rent League executive committee a sub committee was formed to protect tenants and prepare for evictions. A mass meeting is planned Saturday at 13 Poplar Street and another Monday at Schwartz Hall 15 Leverett Street to protest high rents.
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Anti-High Rent League
Poplar Street
Schwartz Hall
Leverett Street
How to Acquire a Good Complexion
A beauty doctor endorses a toilet formula for a rose tinted complexion. Mix Sartoin dissolved in hot water with Rose Water and Spirits of Cologne, strain, and apply daily by massage. The preparation is claimed to reduce cosmetics and powders. Ingredients available from druggists.
Keep Boodlers Out of Politics at Harvard Catholic Club
Herbert B. Carruth criticizes political figures he calls corrupt and urges Harvard Catholic Club to bar indiscipline from politics. He praises Catholic reform efforts in San Francisco and envisions Catholics in high office, insisting honesty stems from Catholic doctrine. He appeals for Catholics in public life to uphold integrity.
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Harvard Catholic Club
Herbert 8. Carruth
Massachusetts Penal Commission
Catholi Club
Carruth
San Francisco
Sea Tragedy Recalled as Captain Identified
Nantucket recalls the 1964 loss of the three masted schooner Richard L. Leaming with seven crew dead after striking Long Shoal in a heavy storm. A headless body found on Cliff bathing beach is identified as Captain Harry P. Smith of Brooklyn New York.
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Nantucket
Richard L. Leaming
Dennisville
N. J
Long Shoal
Nantucket Sound
Harry P. Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Hambling
E. H
Vieces
Missing Man's Body Found in Malden Creek
The body of James Doherty missing since Dec. 20 from 1538 Commercial Street was found in the Charles Street creek feeding the Alden River. Discovery by John Kenney of 270 Charles Street near the New England Dye Works. Believed he wandered into the water on his way home.
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Malden
James Doherty
Commercial Street
Charles Street
Alden River
John Kenney
Charles ‘Street
New Englandd Dye Works
Park Department Union Supports Testimonial Banquet Plans
Labor notes report Boston unions coordinating events and fundraising. Park Department Union votes to attend a testimonial banquet for Aiden Seman Timilty at the Langham. The Boston Hatters’ Union hosts a guest speaker and donates 20 to the Cohen Driscott testimonial fund. Boston Newsboys Protective Union schedules a meeting on wage disputes at 80 Hanover Street. Industrial insurance agents in Greater Boston report over 50 thermals applications and a Boston national president addressed local unions. Boilermakers elect new officers with John J O Neil installed as president.
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Park Department Union
Aiden Seman
Timilty
Langham
Jan
Peter Reagan
Bethel
Conad
United Hatters’ Union
Boston Hatters’ Union
Cohen -Driscott
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
Hanover Street
Greater Boston
Wells Memorial
Revere Woman Celebrates 80th Birthday With Local Union
Mrs. Jane S Gillette, age 80, long time Revere resident at 113 Fernwood Ave, marked her birthday with a gathering of the Revere W C T U at her home. The event included flowers, a decorated cake, letters from relatives across several states, and a short meeting led by president Mrs. Jennie A. Bixby. born in Brookfield Conn, she sang in church choirs from age 12 and married Nathan Platt Gillette in 1862. he died in 1899.
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Jane
Union
Jennie A. Bixby
Gillette
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Brookfield
Conn
Ashbel Rug
Baby Born During East Boston Fire At Meridian Street
A baby was born to Mrs James Beninati as a fire forced a pause in rescue efforts at 15 Meridian Street East Boston. Firefighters and residents evacuated to safety while Dr Edward Ff O Shea assisted. The mother and newborn boy, born about 3 pm, are reported well. The Beninatis live with three children above the burning dry goods store of John McWeeny.
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East Boston
John McWeeny
James Beninati
No. 15
Meridian Street
Beninati
Edward FF. O'Shea
O'Shea
Havrestreet
Boston
Mrs. Gormley Dies at 60 in Sewickley
Pittsburg January 9 Mrs George A Gormley known as the original daughter of the regiment died in Sewickley at age 60 Her father General Alexander Hays organized the sixty third Pennsylvania Regiment.
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Pittsburg
George A. Gormley
Sewickley
Alexander Hays
Sixty-third
Pennsylvania Regiment
Student ends life near Lincoln in cornfield
The body of a man believed to be William S. Achterman of Buffalo, a ministry student, was found in a cornfield four miles west of Lincoln Nebraska on January 9. Authorities think the death may be a suicide. Further identification and details are awaited.
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Lincoln, Neb
William
Achterman
Buffalo
Cornfeld
Taft Outlines Labor Law Reforms and Injunction Rules
The text records Taft urging federal law reforms on labor injunctions. He argues for notice and hearing before injunctions, quick hearings within three to four days for ex parte orders, and possible assignment of another judge to hear contested issues. He suggests senior circuit judges may designate a different judge when needed.
Contempt Proceedings and Judicial Impartiality Questioned
The text argues that contempt injunctions evoke belief a judge may be personally sensitized to violations, undermining belief in the judge's calm judicial mind and thus the fairness of trials for contempt of order.
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Pope
Frank H. Pope
Leominster
Lomasney
Congressmen
New House
Philo Hay Svec, Co
Newark
JAYNES @ CO
Broughton
Dutton
Leaming
LABOR
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Adier
A. Aarons & Co
Vieuna
Vienna
Chesterfield
Peerless Union
Oxford
Mrs. Gormley
Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Taft
Uys Por
Washington and
Boston, U.S.A
Lewis’ Drug Store
Roxbury
Dudley ST
Fazans
Jell-O Pwr
Salem
Gloucester
Seas and Petts-Vogel CO
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