State budget line items listed with various department allocations
The document lists multiple state funds and department figures including Sec. of State 500,000 requested, State Treasurer 72,550, State Auditor 40,400, Attorney General 34,600, Sergeant-at-arms 148,400, Bal. Law Com. 1,650, Bank Commission 83,500, Civil Service 51,400, Board of Arbitration and Construction 29,000, Board of Registration Den. 3,900, Comptroller and accounts 8,800, Judicial dept 536,200, and several other figures totaling around 81,558.32 to 183,200.
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Sec
Civil Service
Ar. & Con
Dist
Judicial Dept
Governor Foss Proposes Major Cuts to 6 Million Budget
Governor Foss presented 6 million tax budget estimates to the Legislature and ordered 67 thousand dollars sliced. Departments breathed relief yet fear deeper trims as councils whisper a final slash of at least 500 thousand dollars. State commissions appear slated for sharp reductions as Foss targets abolishing costly agencies.
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Foss
Council
Lawmaker Warns Governor Over Judicial Budget Cut
Norman White, chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, denounces Governor Foss for cutting $53,000 from judicial department estimates, saying it could impair court efficiency. He notes the Governor halted regilding the State House dome, for which Pedrick estimated $8000.
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Bnt
Norman White
House Ways and Means Committee
Foss
Judicial Department
State House
Pedrick
Nighttime lights rise at 5 13 in quiet count
A brief note records the event of lights switching on at 5 13 tonight as part of a routine. The entry mentions a dawn like cadence and a 21 day cycle in the sequence as an aside.
Father's Protest Blocks Girl Witness in Divorce Case
Dr. Daniel P. Smith of Forest Hills disrupted the divorce hearing by opposing his 11 year old daughter Mildred testifying citing distress. Judge Bell halted the questioning as the child cried during initial replies and the physician accused the wife's attorney of wrongdoing in involving a young girl.
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Daniel P. Smith
Forest Hills
Mildred
Bell
Dr. Smith
Cloudy and Warm Outlook for Boston Area
Weather forecast shows cloudy warmer conditions today with probable rain. Unsettled weather continues tomorrow with south to southwest winds. Forecast for New England discusses rain in the south and snow in the north on Saturday, warmer Sunday with colder trend and winds shifting from south to west and northwest by Saturday night.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Princeton Harvard football schedule update and trades
Princeton and Harvard set football dates while Dartmouth stays in. West Point withdraws and Heps fails to reach a deal with Pirates. Shean traded to New York for Shafer. Jack Johnson vs Kaufman planned in London on Derby Day. Columbia beats Dartmouth 3 to 2 in hockey. Newton claims city crown in basketball. New York stars favored to win at South Boston A C games. New York wins opening match in National racquet doubles. Massachusetts Golf Association elects new officers. Nelden hosts four hours of boxing for charity. Hockey and basketball results recap.
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Princeton
Harvard
Dartmouth
West Point
Heps
Pirates
Shean
New York
Shafer
Jack Johnson
Kaufman
London
Columbia
Newton High
New York Stars
South Boston
Doctor Smith Fights Malice Suit In Forest Hills
Dr. Smith acting as his own attorney challenged a contested domestic suit filed by his wife. Judge Bell deferred ruling after hearing testimony from wife and witnesses including daughter Mildred who alleged cruel treatment. the judge limited further child testimony citing concerns for the child.
Girl Seen in Boston After Ipswich Disappearance
Florence E. Whittier who vanished from Ipswich a week ago still not heard from. Boston authorities report she used a coupon from the Salem Savings Bank passbook the day of her disappearance, proving she did not return to Ipswich that afternoon.
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Ipswich
Salem Savings Bank
Boston & Maine Railroad
Miss Whittier
Miss Whittier’s disappearance noted with past distress
Friends recalled a prior school incident when she locked herself in a room after a poor report card and needed the principal to coax her out. She had disliked commercial school studies and hoped to become a nurse. Last winter she traveled with friends to Dorchester Somerville and Newton. Ipswich men Fred Brown and Harry Brown saw her in the city as late as Tuesday.
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Miss Whittier
Dorchester
Somerville
Newton
Ipswich
Fred Brown
Harry Brown
Morton Mystery Grows in Sudden Death of Paul Morton
The death of Paul Morton, president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, at the Hotel Seymour prompts fresh questions. Lawyer Paul Kiernan, who stayed at the hotel, denies any appointment or acquaintance with Morton and says their names were previously linked without his knowledge. Kiernan left for Chicago hours before Morton was found near the Kiernan apartments. Kiernan and his wife claim no prior connection to Morton.
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New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Seymour
Paul L. Kiernan
Morton
Chicago
Kiernan
Mr Morton
Beverly woman survives crash as car goes off road
Mrs Roland W Boyden of Beverly wife of attorney Roland W Boyden was thrown from an auto that crashed into Garsiate at Shirley avenue and Revere boulevard Revere last night Carlton C Nelson of Roslindale was cut about head and face after being thrown from the seat He received care at Howard C Orrs drug store and was sent home Mrs Boyden was severely shaken but unhurt and continued to Boston in another vehicle The wrecked auto was put out of service
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Roland W. Boyden
Beverly
State Street
Garsiate
Shirley Avenue
Revere Boulevard
Revere
Carlton C. Nelson
Fairview Street
Roslindale
Howard C. Orr
Boyden
Brother Stabbed Man Charged After Cambridge Incident
Joseph Carsears aged 40 of 82 Harvard street Cambridge was treated for a deep stab wound over the heart he said was inflicted by his brother Paul Smith 48. Patrolman Russell found them at the Polish boarding house where Smith sat near Carsears. No cigarette dispute was noted. Smith was arrested charged with assault.
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Joseph Carsears
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Paul Smith
Russell
Carsears
Smith
Newton Girl May Lose Hand In Streetcar Crash
Hazel McDonald a 1 year old Newton girl may lose her right hand after being struck by a Middlesex and Boston street railway car at Newton corner while crossing Washington street. She is the daughter of William McDonald of 307 Centre street Newton and was treated by Dr. Stanton before being admitted to Newton Hospital.
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Hazel McDonald
Newton
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway
Newton Corner
William McDonald
Centre Street
Washington Street
Stanton
Newton Hospital
Judge Bond in Semi Coma Amid Rapid Decline
Judge Daniel W. Bond of the Superior Court remains in a semi coma and is rapidly sinking. Reports from his Waltham home say he occasionally awakens and recognizes visitors but physicians fear he may not live beyond 24 hours.
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Daniel W. Bond
Superior Court
Waltham
Elmore 1910 Five Passenger Car For Sale At Sacrifice
The Elmore 1910 five passenger automobile with wind shield top electric lights and 36 horsepower has run under 1000 miles and is described as as good as new. It will sell at a sacrifice, D 223.
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Elmore
Post
Trust fund amid divorce case linked to Nat C Goodwin
In New York Supreme Court Justice Goff named J Campbell Thompson referee to hear Edna Goodrich Goodwin's divorce suit against Nat C Goodwin. The case centers on a $1.7 million trust deed created before their marriage with real estate in California and Los Angeles, government and state bonds, and other securities. Roth calls the transfer a gift. depositions from St Louis will be used.
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New York
Justice Goff
Supreme Court Today
J. Campbell Thompson
Edna Goodrich Goodwin
Nat C. Goodwin
Goodwin
Miss Goodrich
Lafayette
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Roth
Maxine Elliott
Mr. Roth
Miss Elliott
St. Louis
Must Wait Five Days to Wed in Providence Romance
Miss Mabel Foster of Salem waits five days in Providence to marry her cousin Charles Hadden Cleveland of Manchester New Hampshire. Foster, known in local musical circles as organist and former director of music at First Baptist Church Peabody, and Cleveland, employed by New England Telephone, were issued their license January 17 and must stay until Saturday for the wedding.
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Salem
Mabel Foster
Providence
R. I
Charles Hadden Cleveland
Manchester
N. H
First Baptist Church
Peabody
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Trench Explosion Kills Dennis Healey in Lynn
In Lynn on January 20 a dynamite blast in a sewer trench instantly killed Dennis Healey aged 48 and maimed Patrick Crowley and James Doyle. Other workers were buried by rocks as the street 60 feet from the blast hole was torn up. Nearby buildings including Lynn Yacht Club and a Josiah Lee variety store suffered shattered windows and damage.
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Lynn
Dennis Healey
Patrick Crowley
James Doyle
Lynn Yacht Club
Josiah Lee
Healey
Crowley
Blast事故 on Washington street sewer ends in tragedy
Workmen Healey Crowley and Doyle faced a deadly blast while blasting a rock ledge in a Washington street sewer project. Healey was killed when an explosion tore through the pit, while Crowley and Doyle were injured and hospitalized. Crowley recalls the moment as he and Healey debated an unexploded charge and prepared the last blast.
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Washington Street
Healey
Patrick Crowley
Crowley
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