Honest Men in Congress Says Clark
Speaker Champ Clark tells the Women's National Democratic League in Washington that politics should not be seen as corrupt and that every member of Congress can be trusted not to be influenced by money. He praised progress in U S politics over the last two decades and predicted a Democratic renewal if party promises at Baltimore are fulfilled.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Women’s National Democratic League
Congress
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Boilermakers Strike Widens Across State
About 650 boilermakers walked out in a state wide wage and conditions protest. Up to 1000 are expected to join today as five shipyards and two electric welding firms signed to the union demands and return to work. Minimums set at 3.50 dollars for boilermakers and 5 dollars for electric welders, with helpers at 2.75.
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Funion
Simpson Dry Dock Company
Eastern Dredging Company
Boston Towboat Company
Bartlesea and Peterson
East Boston
Robb Engineering
Man Slaughter Charge in Brookline Man's Death
Revere Metropolitan Park police arrested Robert N Linwell of 1070 Beacon Street Brookline after he was discharged from Whidden Hospital where he had injuries from an accident. He is charged with manslaughter in the death of James W Woodworth 62 of 75 Winthrop Avenue Revere.
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Revere Metropolitan Park
Robert N. Linwell
Beacon Street
Brookline
James W. Woodworth
Winthrop Avenue
Revere
Linwell
Whidden Hospital
Everett
Made Wife Thief Confession at Police HQ
Mrs. Jennie A. Girard, in a police station confession, said her husband Henry J. Girard forced her into shoplifting. She claimed they married in New Bedford and that he coached her on false stories if arrested. Girard disputed the tale, saying they met only recently and denying involvement.
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Burr
O’neill
Douglas
Jennie A. Girard
Henry J. Girard
New Bedford
North Second Street
Girard
Gibbs Braisly
First Baptist Church
Worcester
Leominster
Woman Returns Key After Weeping Alone at Dunmore Street
A woman cried and handed police inspectors the key to 4 Dunmore Street Roxbury saying she kept house there with her husband. Officers found silk skirts gowns coats umbrellas bracelets shoes and silk waists valued at 125 dollars. Authorities charge the couple stole the items from Boston stores.
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Dunmore Street
Roxbury
Boston
Somerville Woman Marion Hood Hood Brides Boutwell
Miss Marion Allen Hood of Somerville married Roland Hill Boutwell of Boston last evening at Prospect Hill Congregational Church. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Hood of 2 Benton Road Somerville.
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Marion Allen Hood
Somerville
Roland Hill Boutwell
Newbury Street
Boston
Charles H. Hood
Benton Road
Prospect Hill Congregational
Indictments Against Ter rence L. Shevlin Attacked in Court
Ter rence L. Shevlin’s counsel John P. Feeney challenged the indictments for smuggling noting counts mix misdemeanors and felonies under the same statute and argued a quashment for dual charges. Assistant U S Attorney William H. Garland defended the conspiracy counts and sought time to file a brief. Judge Morton reserved ruling.
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Terrence L. Shevlin
John P. Feeney
United States District Court
Feeney
Morton
United States
William H. Garland
Mr. Feeney
Grand Jury Hears Of Duel In Cambridge Case
Behind closed doors the Middlesex county grand jury heard details of a dramatic love duel on April 16. William J. Rounds Jr faced charges after slashing and stabbing Herbert Larner, the schoolboy sweetheart of Lillian Rounds. Witnesses included the defendant’s father ex Senator William J. Rounds, Lillian Rounds, witness Beryl Grogan, Marshall Larner and his son. Cambridge police Captain Hurley and Inspector Neilan testified. The jury will report Friday.
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William J. Rounds, Jr
Cambridge
Lillian
Herbert’ Larner
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
William J. Rounds
Pearl Street
Beryl Grogan
Marshall Larner
Massachusetts Avenue
Young Rounds
Captain Hurley
Inspector Neilan
Cambridge Police
Boston Observes National Horse Tag Day Citywide
Boston celebrated National Horse Tag Day with horses bearing blue tags and drivers wearing buttons. Reports from other cities show strong enthusiasm, suggesting the event will become annual despite a local ordinance banning tag sales.
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Boston
Boy Barred by Theft Aboard Steamship
Thomas Taylor a 16 year old from Paisley Scotland was found to have committed theft aboard the Leyland line steamship Bohemian en route from Liverpool. He will be sent back to England on the steamer sailing Saturday.
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Leyland Line
Liverpool
Thomas Taylor
Paisley
Scotland
North
Grafton
England
Rockefeller Gift Establishes Pension Fund for Institute
New York June 2 A pension system for Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research members and associates and their widows and orphans is funded by a $500 000 gift from John D Rockefeller The grant enables pensions for institute staff and families linked to the research body
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New York
Rockefeller Institute For Medical
Institute
John D. Rockefeller
Rich officer takes bride in Boston ceremony
Sergeant Patrick Byrne of the Boston police, a wealthy city officer, married Miss Mary A. O Neil of 34 Evergreen Street Roxbury yesterday afternoon. The couple left for a honeymoon likely between Boston and Washington.
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Patrick Byrne
Boston
Supreme Court Rules Against Public Aid to Religious Schools
The Supreme Judicial Court unanimously holds that state constitution bars public money for sectarian school purposes. A majority margin confirms prohibiting any appropriation to church denominations or religious societies. Court does not decide on amendments to authorize such funding.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Court warns advisory opinions lack binding force on bench
The court notes that advice to the Legislature carries no binding effect and a different ruling could occur if the matter were argued as a public lawsuit. The House received the decision amid debate on funding sectarian schools and Catholic hospitals. Chief Justice Rugg leads the majority with Mort on, Braley, DeCourcey. Hammond Lor ing Sheldon dissent. The House order asks if the Constitution bans establishment or restriction of religion and if further amendments are needed regarding sectarian expenditures.
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Sherburne
Brookline
Rugg
Morton, Braley
DeCourcey
Hammond, Loring
Sheldon
Honor United Shoe official feted at Somerset banquet
John Morton a top United Shoe Machinery Company department head and Catholic Union president was honored at a Somerset banquet attended by about 60 guests. Parker D. Morris presented him with a fitted fg bag after the dinner. Guests included Assistant District Attorney Lavelle Councillor Walter L. Collins and others.
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John Morton
United Shoe Machinery Company
The
Catholic Union
Somerset
Parker D. Morris
Lavelle
Walter L. Collins
John Stout
Charles A. Kelley
Arthur Donahue
John J. Gillespie
Horace M. Eaton
General Joseph B. Leake Dies In Chicago at Age 83
General Joseph B. Leake veteran Civil War brigadier general and longtime Chicago lawyer died in Chicago today aged 83. He served as United States district attorney in Chicago from 1879 to 1884.
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Chicago
Joseph B. Leake
Leake
United States
Locomotive Firemen Open Convention in Washington
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen opened its convention in Washington with more than 900 delegates. The session will run 28 days as officers are elected and key questions discussed.
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Washington
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Renova Secretly Cures Drunkards Claims Hundreds Saved
An advertisement targets wives of habitual drinkers, offering Renova as a tasteless remedy to covertly wean men from alcohol. It asserts hundreds saved, promises low cost, and invites readers to request a free sample and proofs by writing the Renova Co. in New York.
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Renova
Riker-Jaynes
Renova Co
Broadway
New York
Recommendation to remove Commissioner Waldo in New York
Governor Sulzer is urged to remove Rhinelander Waldo, police commissioner, based on a Curran committee report after months of inspecting police conditions in the city.
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Waldo
New York
Rhinelander Waldo
Sulzer
Curran Aldermanic Committee
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