Polish flock guards church to stop pastor’s departure
More than two thousand Poles in Ludlow blocked Father F K Kolodzicz from leaving the parochial residence to allow the new pastor Father Francis Chalupka to take over. Police escorted the priest to the station as tensions rose with Bishop Beaven’s transfer plan.
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Ludlow
F. K. Kolodzicz
Francis Chalupka
Webster
Beaven
Kolodzicz
Springfield
Adams
Thomas D. Beaven
Fr. Kolodzicz
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Wins in Thaw Trial Duel
In New York on January 21 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw outmaneuvered District Attorney Jerome in cross examinations as he sought murder guilt for Harry Thaw. The blue dressed witness remained poised and witty, heckling the questions while her husband watched with pride. The judge urged focus on the matter at issue as the contrast between prosecutor and witness defined the day.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Jerome
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Evelyn
Thaw
White
Atlantic
Paris
Madison Square Tower
Boulogne
Justice Dowling
Soldier shot by comrade at Newton armory
Corporal Howard E. Reynolds of Company C Fifth Regiment M V M was shot in the Newton armory by a fellow soldier. He cried not to tell his mother and was taken to Newton Hospital in critical condition.
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Newton, Jan
Howard E. Reynolds
Fifth Regiment
M. Vv. M
Newton Armory
Newton Hospital
Rifle accident injures private during drill at armory
Two privates practiced with Worcester sporting rifles in the armory basement using smokeless powder and 22 calibre rounds. Private Kelliher of Newton Highlands discharged a weapon injuring Corporal Reynolds 21, an inspector at Lewandes Dye Works Watertown. Reynolds was 15 feet away when struck in the abdomen and back. his parents were notified and at his bedside.
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Worcester
Kelliher
Newton Highlands
Reynolds
Corporal Reynolds
Lewandes Dye Works
Watertown
Hartman Credits Father John's Medicine For Recovery
A Providence woman Mrs. B Hartman of 44 Hudéra Street says she was run down and very weak before taking Father John’s Medicine, after which she greatly improved.
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John
B. Hartman
Hudéra St
Providence
State accounting reforms urged for Massachusetts colleges
System of accounting in state institutions admits dishonesty risks with no supervision of supplies and inflated prices. Lack of classified purchases records hinders price tracking. Vouchers and ledger work are weak, expenditures are confused, and experts are puzzled. Proposals call for a comptroller of finance, uniform accounting, and full valuation of state property, with Massachusetts Agricultural College reorganized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Agricultural College
State Tax Set to Hit Record High Amid Audit Shock
Sensational charges over state finances surge as the audit report criticizes waste and misappropriation. Representative Robert Luce warns the state tax this year may be the highest on record, with Joseph Walker and Senator Elmer Stevens prominent in the looming budget battle.
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Tate House
Robert Luce
House Committee On
Ways and Means
Luce
Joseph Walker
Brookline
Columbia College Protest Against Cornell Debating Woman
The Columbia College debating team protested Miss Elizabeth A. Cook joining Cornell’s debating squad slated to debate Columbia in Ithaca on Feb 28. Walter P. Woodbury warned Columbia may forfeit the debate if Cook remains, arguing the contest should be men only and alleging bias in judging.
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New York
Columbia College
Elizabeth A. Cook
Cornell
Columbia
Ithaca
Miss Cook
Walter P. Woodbury
The
Debating Union
Cook
Shaw Resigns Presidency of Carnegie Trust Company
New York Jan 21 Leslie M Shaw resigns as president of the Carnegie Trust Company after a brief tenure begun last March following his retirement as treasury secretary. He cites small differences with organizer Charles C Dickenson and hints he may enter politics.
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New York
Leslie M. Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company
Treasury
Washington
Larder Theft Tied to Brookline Country Club Raid
Newton police traced a suitcase found with John T. Hickman of Brookline to missing goods from the Brookline Country Club larder. Hickman, 35, was arrested today on drunkenness charges after authorities linked stews eggs butter tea coffee and other items to the club theft.
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Newton
John T. Hickman
Chestnut Street
Brookline
Hickman
Country Club
Moran's Dire Illness Grips Suffolk District Attorney
Suffolk County District Attorney John B. Moran lies ill in Fenway Hospital Back Bay. Dr T J Reardon of Commonwealth Avenue says nervous breakdown and planned rest but reports indicate Moran is in serious condition and physically broken down kept from public view.
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John B. Moran
Suffolk County
Fenway Hospital
Boylston Street
Back Bay
T. J. Reardon
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Moran
Reardon
Moran Confined At Fenway Hospital In Serious Condition
Mr. Moran left his hotel suite and was taken to Fenway Hospital where Dr. Reardon ordered he be kept from the public. He talks little due to throat and lung issues, loses weight, and is visited only by two nurses and a doctor daily.
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Moran
Navarre
Fenway Hospital
Boylston and
Hemenway Streets
Reardon
District Attorney Office
Ward
Officer Beaten by Thugs In Early January Boston Run
Three Boston patrolmen suffer assaults within five days. John T. Lynch of Court Square station was killed by a yegg at Kingston and Summer streets on Jan 16. James S. Mack Ley of Lagrange Street station forced to use a revolver and club during a clash with three assailants on Ohio Street Jan 20. Jeremiah Hayes of Jamaica Plain station beaten unconscious on Centre Street near Lakeville Place on Jan 21.
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Boston
John T. Lynch
Court Square
Yegg
Kingston
Summer Streets
James S. Mackley
Lagrange Street
Ohio Street
Pattrolman Jeremiah Hayes
Jamaica Plain
Centre Street
Lakeville Place
Patrolman Beaten On Centre Street Jamaica Plain
Patrolman Jeremiah Hayes of Station 13 was set upon by two robbers on Centre street and left unconscious in the sidewalk. He is resting at home on 3 Kingsbury street Roxbury with serious injuries, while the assailants fled toward Jamaica Pond after the assault.
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Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Jeremiah Hayes
Station 13
Kingsbury Street
Roxbury
Locke Street
Jamaica Pond
Patrolman Injured While Trail of Thugs Unfolds
An alarm from the station followed a meagre description of two assailants who pursued a patrolman. The injured officer, in civilian clothes on special duty, headed to base, possibly spotted earlier by the gang while walking along Center Street with the pursuers close behind.
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Centre Street
Unemployed Head Declared as Ag Itator Over Twenty Years
A concise notice states the head of the unemployed is declared an ag itator with an average tenure exceeding twenty years. Local records note the designation amid wage and labor concerns affecting the community.
Swift's Record Probed by Police Amid Labor Debates
Police probe Swift's record as agitator linked to disturbances. State officials discuss relief, employment bureaus, and labor conditions with claims of better conditions this month. Debates cover pensions, rents, taxes, and free speech limits in a tense public scene.
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State House For Relief
Governor Denounces Resolutions On Unemployment Aid
Governor replies to Morrison Swift's resolutions, says Boston charities can handle relief and Swift is not a resident or wage earner, calls his preaching anarchic, and warns no further action will occur. He notes existing employment offices in Boston, Springfield and Fall River and urges public to report labor needs to the state office. He cites charities and churches as relief channels and reports no surge in applications for aid while European money orders from Boston workers total thousands weekly.
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Guild
Morrison I. Swift
Boston
Swift
Executive Department
Commonwealth
Springfield
Fall River
Associated Charities
The
Provident Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men’s Christian Union
State Board of Charity
Europe
Boston Area Weather Forecast In The Near Term
Cloudy conditions with possible showers in Boston and surroundings on Wednesday. Thursday looks fair and colder with brisk southwest to west winds. Local New England forecast notes showers Wednesday and cooler, breezy conditions Thursday.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Minard's Ziniment Claims Cure for Ailments
An ad preview touts Minard's Ziniment as a remedy for stiffness in limbs muscles and joints sore throat and related pains. The copy emphasizes fast relief and broad application across common aches.
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Minard
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Eastern Audit Company
Shaw
Trust Company
Brookline Country Club
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Cross
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Itator
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Thompson’ Spa
Sta Washington Street
Reco
Fener
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