Legislature Prorogued Amid Debate Over Investigation
The Legislature votes to adjourn after a tense session marked by attacks on Attorney General Swift and accusations against Representative Cavanaugh and Governor Foss over a political inquiry into big corporations. Two major bills pass, while redistricting moves aim for equal party representation as Walker defends impartial district lines.
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Lomasney
Federal Grand Jury
United Shoe Machinery Company
Swift
Morrill
Haverhill
Boston Harbor
Senate
Finance Commission
Foss
Arong
House
Meaney
Walker
Treadway
Representative Meaney
Dwyer
Weymouth
United States
J. Franklin Jameson
Wolcott
Milton
Quinn
Pittsfield
Hargis
Montague
Hurlburt
Worcester
Tufts
Waltham
Stevens
Dracut
Wells
Dean
Wakefield
Bean
Cambridge
Brophy
Boston
Conway
Blackstone
Parks
Fall River
Bartlett
Plymouth
Blanchard
Somerville
Tolman
Gloucester
Barnes
Schoonmaker
Ware
Quigley
Holyoke
Fiance and $1600 Lost at Same Time
Annie Mulaski of Weaver reported to police that her fiancé Joseph Winoski vanished after she withdrew $1600 savings from a Fall River bank. She had kept the money in a trunk and given the key to Winoski. both the funds and the bridegroom disappeared.
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Adams
Annie Mulaski
Joseph Winoski
Fall River
Winoski
How You Can Gain Flesh and Strength
Advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as the safest tonic for all ages. It claims to restore vigor by nourishing, alcohol free ingredients and urges mothers to use it for children, noting its wholesome composition and broad family use.
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Father John
Mock Session in House Arranged by Chiquita and Cushing
Chiquita and Cushing escort guests from the House chamber as the Wedding March plays. Chiquita sings in Spanish and English while Cushing jokes from the speaker’s table amid laughter. A lively mock session features a dancing Highland fling, mock speakers, a “chain” gang, songs, political jabs, and a read governor’s message.
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Cushing
James Cavanagh
Everett
Chiquita
House
John Conway
Ward 23
Bill”’ Newton
South Boston
Russell Wood
Cambridge
Brackett
Arlington
Dave” Shaw
Charlestown
Jimmy” Bean
Thomas
Quincy
Norman White
Norman
Jimmy
Frank Bennett
Senate
Conway
Bennett
Lewin
New Bedford
Legislature Mock Session Delights With Unusual Guests
In the final hours of the Legislature a mock session entertained with novelties. The crowd applauded Chiquita the smallest living woman and Grafton Cushing the tallest man in the House for their striking appearances.
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Chiquita
Grafton Cushing
Longest Massachusetts General Court Prorogued After Prolonged Session
The longest General Court in Massachusetts history closed last night at 7 with a prorogation. Governor’s frequent messages and a strong Democratic delegation marked the session. Notable enacted laws include the workingmen's compensation act signed shortly before prorogation.
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Massachusetts
10 Biggest Measures Passed This Session
A list of ten enacted items highlights major actions including the workingmen's compensation law direct primary law the 54 hour bill the eight hour bill the contempt bill the corrupt practices act the Boston subway bill the West End Elevated consolidation bill the Boston & Eastern Interurban bill and the $9,000,000 Boston dock bill.
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Ross
Foss
Elevated
West End
Boston & Western
Boston
Boston Dock System Bill Creates Three Year 3 Million Fund
A new bill provides 3 million dollars each year for three years to develop the Boston dock system. The funds are to be spent by a newly created board established to oversee the project.
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Boston
Auto smashup claims two lives near West Milford
Clarksburg July 2 A car driven by John Craig ran off a road near West Milford tumbling 40 feet down a bank. Miss Bertie Boyles a Clarksburg teacher and Lee Davison a traveling salesman were killed. Mrs Craig fatally injured. two Craig children lightly hurt. Craig escaped with minor bruises.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
John Craig
Ins Automobile Today
West Milford
Bertie Boyles
Lee Davison
War Messenger John Nash Dies at 93 in Livermore Falls
John Nash aged 93, oldest resident of Livermore Falls Maine, veteran of the Aroostook and Civil wars, and a member of the 28th Maine regiment, died today noted for delivering messages in dangerous places.
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Livermore Falls
John &. Nash
Maine
Aroostook
28Th
Maine Regiment
Bargains Highlight halved prices on quality garments
Customers are invited to select halved price garments featuring reliable materials and smart styles. The ad promises solid value and assured quality, encouraging decisive purchases.
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