Atwood Flies Pranks Over Washington City
Boston aviator Harry N. Atwood flew over Washington turning trick maneuvers near the monument and city streets. He circled the monument and soared toward College Park Md landing after a long display. A large crowd watched the aerial performance before his return to land near the White House tomorrow for a medal ceremony.
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Capitol
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White House
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Battle on Beacon Hill Deepens Legislature Foss Rift
The Massachusetts House overrode two vetoes by Governor Foss and nearly overturned a third, amid rancor between the Legislature and the governor. Democratic leaders Reidy and Meaney urged unanimous support against the vetoes on clerk pay raises, and talk of prorogation and adjournment filled the corridors as Foss warned of a long session and potential clashes over appointments and nominations.
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House
Reidy
Meaney
Senate
White
Barnes
Representative Meaney
Blackstone
Frank Richardson
Essex
Democratic State Committee
Frederick J. Macleod
Macleod
Massachusetts
Concerts by Park Bands Across Area This Summer
The Metropolitan Park Commission schedules band concerts at Revere Beach Nantasket Beach Nahant Beach and other locations through August and September. Performers include Perkins Boston Concert Band Carter's Band Surrey's Lynn Cadet Band Commonwealth Band G A R Band Boston Cadet Band and local groups at Charles River embankment Speedway Brighton Broadway Park Somerville and more with varied Monday to Sunday slots some lists extend into Labor Day.
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Milton
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Post 68
Boston Cadet Band
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Speedway
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Fellsmere Park
Malden
Manchester Field
Winchester
Beaver Brook Reservation
Waverley
Fox Island
Waltham
Chum of Miss Quimby to Wed Chum of Miss Quimby
Miss Lillian Richards of 9 Columbus square, a chum of Gertrude Quimby, is engaged to Charles McCarthy, a New York broker. The engagement rumor surfaced after Miss Quimby teased about her own future wedding and hinted the news would appear in print. The wedding is due this month.
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Miss Quimby
Lillian Richards
Columbus Square
Gertrude Quimby
Charles McCarthy
New York
Miss Richards
McCarthy
Sarah Richards
Frank W. Richards
Wall Street
Page and Russell Said Near Stock Sale of Boston Club
Rumor swirls that Boston National League club vice president has sold Page stock to President Russell and will leave baseball. Both men hedge, while attorneys draft papers and seek an amicable settlement, with no firm confirmation yet.
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Russell
Boston
Mr. Russell
Lynn track bill gains House approval in Lynn crossing plan shift
The Lynn track bill passed the House adopting a low mood plan to depress crossings, costing the Commonwealth about 1 million and Boston about 500 thousand. Amendments were swept away and the measure heads to Governor Foss and then the Senate. Conway of Boston argued costs should fall on Lynn and the railroad, while Cogswell of Lynn defended the city’s stance.
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Walker
Heneberry
Worcester
Crowley
Boston
Murphy
Lowell
Senate
Lynn
Commonwealth
Foss
Conway
Street
Cogswell
Lynn Bears Cost of Abolishing Grade Crossings
The city of Lynn ranks fourth in the state to bear expenses for abolition of grade crossings. The burden stems from railroad expansion to boost Boston port and Canada routes, with Rep Washburn urging no amendments that could jeopardize the plan, which the New Haven railroad accepts.
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Great Railroad
Boston
Washburn
Worcester
New Haven Railroad
Runaway Horse Rampages Through Winthrop Crowd
A runaway horse and buggy owned by John M. Crane of East Boston trotted from Sturgis street into the Winthrop boulevard last night. It plowed into a crowd of about eight thousand, knocked down a young couple, and halted at a railing where the horse fell and broke a leg. The couple, badly bruised, were rushed away as emergency crews aided scattered spectators. The incident occurred near Graves Light after the horse avoided turns toward the ocean. Crane had been visiting friends. the horse stood in front of the New Winthrop Hotel when frightened by a passing automobile, precipitating the chaos.
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Boston
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Winthrop
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New Winthrop Hotel
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