Ward Wins By Default At Chauncy Alleys Duel
At Chauncy alleys last night Ward defeated United Shoe by default while Tubu Lar River and Stud team beat New England News. Ward totaled 1156 in a high scoring night with scattered scores listed for individual bowlers including Raiche, Kasbicoscrece, Sianet, Stevens, Cobb, Edmands, and Parks.
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Calls on city to throw off yoke of State control
Edwin Burritt Smith of Chicago urged Boston residents to govern themselves free from state control at the Twentieth Century Club dinner in Hotel Brunswick. He mocked state overreach and cited acts granting funds, tolls, and orders, arguing for municipal self government and independence from Massachusetts lawmakers. The address, amid speeches by Rev. Thomas R. Slicer and Miss Mary E. Wooley, marked the club's 10th anniversary with about 400 attendees.
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Teamster Union Demands Gain Ground in Dispute
The Boston teamsters press for twelve dollars weekly for one horse light wagon drivers plus a seven o clock start at freight houses. Masters oppose union access to stables and daily checks on dues and membership. Union president Hartnett says demands are reasonable and urges a Sunday meeting at Bradsire Hall to act on the masters' response. The 15 000 member coalition pledges unity and international guidance.
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Banquet Honors Gov Bates Criticizes Good Government
Ex Senator Southard spoke at a Bangor banquet criticizing the Good Government Association while praising graft avoidance and civic virtue. The event, held by the Al Chapter of the law fraternity Gamma, drew local officials and citizens as speakers addressed ethics in public service.
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Baseball war may be coming
New York January 22 There may be trouble brewing between the big leagues Barney Dreyfuss of the National League schedule committee says the Giants will open the campaign in New York ahead of the Highlanders or there will be a clash on opening day He also seeks to reserve Decoration Day for the Giants while Ban Johnson claims that date for the Highlanders A conference two may be held but Johnson is ill and the meeting is postponed until tomorrow
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S B H Girls' Basketball Team Defeats Stags
South Boston High School Alumni girls win a tight game 14 to 12 against the Stags at Dahlgren Hall. Lottie McCarthy stood out with strong play, supported by Gertrude Powers and Ida Acorn. Ella Lynch and Grace Walsh led the Stags.
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Leahy Arrested After Sharon Firebug Hearing Absence
Matthew Leahy, expected to testify at the Sharon firebug hearing, was arrested late last night and taken to Roxbury police station. State police hope he can shed light on the mystery as Sharon police await morning questioning.
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