Milk Price Jump Set for July in Boston Area
Boston area milk producers and contractors agreed to raise the consumer price from eight to nine cents per quart, effective July 1, while June remains at eight cents. John K Whiting of Whiting and Brigham firms announced the increase, as the winter scale ends. W A Graustein remains abroad awaiting return, and Secretary Hunter of the producers declined to comment on final details.
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Boston
John K. Whiting
Whiting
Brigham
Mr. Whiting
W. A. Graustein
Contractors’ Association
Producers’ Association
New York
Hunter
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
The American circuit saw Chicago 5 at Boston nil, Philadelphia 13, Cleveland 4, New York 4, St. Louis 5 in rain shortened seven innings, and Washington 1 over Detroit. In the National League Boston defeated Pittsburg in two games one 3 to 5 and one 3 to 3 after eleven innings, Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 to 3, New York 7 over St. Louis 0, and Cincinnati 13 over Brooklyn 2.
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Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Radcliffe Woman Arrested for Union Circulars in Boston
Mrs Elizabeth Glendower Evans a Back Bay heiress and Miss Mabel Gillespie secretary of the Women s Trade Union League were arrested for distributing unionist circulars to Gillette Razor factory workers in South Boston They vowed to go to jail rather than pay a fine and planned a personal appeal to the City Council to modify the law.
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Mabel Gillespie
Glendower Evans
Gillette Safety Razor CO
Elizabeth Glendower Evans
Back Bay
Women’s Trade Union League
Gillette Safety Razor
South
Boston
Evans
City ordinance on refuse harms labor outreach warns
Mrs. Evans argues the rubbish law blocks union efforts to distribute circulars in streets. She plans to urge the City Council to amend the measure, citing thousands of printed cards advertising John Golden’s Wells Memorial lecture on June 16 as an example of restricted street distribution.
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John Golden
Wells Memorial
Baby left on Tech steps found in Back Bay
A two months old girl was found last night on the steps of the Theta Xi Technology house at 28 Newbury street by Mrs. A H Hersey. The infant, in a white bundle with blue eyes and light hair, was taken into custody by Patrolman Delaney after no identifying marks were found on clothing. Mrs. Hersey reported seeing a woman in black hurry away along Newbury street. The baby was taken to the Chardon street home.
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Theta Xi Fraternity of Technology
Newbury Street
A. H. Hersey
Delaney
Back Bay
Investigation urged into Lyman School over death at age 14
The Massachusetts House will probe conditions at the Lyman School for Boys in Westboro after the death by own action of John Newman of Cambridge, 14. A five member committee will study punishment practices, superintendent control, and the use of implements, with a report and potential actions to address alleged brutality.
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Lyman
House of Representatives
Lyman Industrial School
Westboro
John Newman
Mellen
Worcester
Lyman School
Cambridge
Harvard and Dartmouth Narrowly Split Baseball Rivalry
Harvard lost 2 to 1 to Dartmouth after a day’s postponement at Soldiers Field in a tense postponement filled game. Both teams opened strong, pitchers settled, and Dartmouth secured the decisive run in the final inning to claim the victory.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Soldiers Field
Dartmouth Edges Harvard In Pitching Duel On Late Hit
Harvard opens with a first inning run, Dartmouth answers to tie the game, then a tense pitching duel follows. Hicks and Mitchell dominate after the third, until a costly dropped fly by Minot allows Dartmouth to score in the closing frame and seal the win.
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Dartmouth
Slabmen
Hicks
Mitchell
Minot
Roosevelt Saying Adieu in London Farewell Functions
In Dorchester House Lincoln, two quiet events honored Mr and Mrs Roosevelt. An afternoon reception for Pilgrim and American societies preceded a farewell dinner. Attendees balanced mourning for the late Ogden Mills with respects to the Roosevelts and the American ambassador Whitelaw Reid.
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London
Dorchester House
Whitelaw Reid
Roosevelt Relaxes in England After Guildhall Speech
Hundreds attend a dinner with most American colony figures plus Ambassador and Mrs Reid and ex President and Mrs Roosevelt at the head of the grand staircase. Notables include the Archbishop of Canterbury Sir Edward Grey the foreign secretary the Duke of Portland Lord Curzon of Kedleston and Lord Alverstone. Roosevelt will spend his last day in England resting in the country and vows to pay full duty on any non exempt articles when returning to America on June 18.
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Roosevelt
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Edward Grey
Duke of Portland
Lord Curzon of
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Charles Hy. Brent
Protestant Episcopal Church
Philippine Islands
Lord Alverstone
England
New York
Teacher Assault Sparks Mass. Posse Search
Deputy Sheriff Herbert S. Goddard led a Athol posse into the woods near Phillipston seeking a man about 20 years old who attacked and robbed Miss Lucy Shepardson a district school teacher near the Phillipston Royalston line. She was struck and left in a serious condition after fleeing to Mrs. John Shepard’s home.
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Herbert S. Goddard
Phillipston
Lucy Shepardson
Shepardson
Royalston
John Shepard
Wyman and Barber Guilty in Gloucester Permit Case
Boston dancing teacher Mrs Lilla Wiles Wyman and Gloucester instructor Harry Barber were found guilty of exhibiting children without a Gloucester Board of Aldermen permit. Judge York deemed the permit lapse a technical illegality and the cases placed on file.
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Lilla Wiles Wyman
Boston
Harry Barber
Gloucester Board of Aldermen
York
Not Guilty for Dance Exhibitions of Children
The court ruled the employment of children for a dance show unlawful under a strict clause but found the teachers not guilty due to the case being a test and noted festivals and exhibitions by invitation are permissible with proper permits. Mrs. Wyman attended, and judges urged no repetition of such technical breaches.
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Wyman
York
Coleman Tells Meth ods in Kelcher Defence
The defense began its case in the William J. Kelcher trial before Judge Clarence Hale and a federal jury. George W. Coleman admitted the total of his stealings was 300000 and that he gave a changed story after his arrest. He noted he could not recall exact transactions involving 25000 or 30000 he lost after Frank Draper’s introduction to the fare game. Coleman said he manipulated the bank’s books while a bank examiner was at work.
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William J. Kelcher
Clarence Hale
George W. Coleman
National City Bank
Coleman
Frank Draper
Coleman Denies Full Stock Profit Totals in Trial Clash
In a heated cross examination Attorney Harvey H. Pratt probes Coleman about profits from stock dealings and the source of funds. Coleman cannot confirm exact gains, admitting several thousand dollars short of claimed total. Walter E. Knight says Coleman claimed Kelcher knew nothing of money origins. District Attorney French presses Coleman about shielding Kelcher. Knight is excused after intense questioning.
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Harvey H. Pratt
French
Walter E. Knight
Berwick
Causeway Street
Kelcher
New York
Keliher
Knight
Harvard Yale baseball game ticket sale details
Tickets for the Harvard Yale baseball game at Soldiers Field on June 23 go on sale today at the Harvard Athletic Association office from 2 to 4 PM. Graduates may buy tomorrow at 99 State Street from 12 to 2. Ticket price is 1.60 dollars.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard Athletic Association
State Street
Lost Altar But Saved His Church
Fire at the Church of St. Anthony of Padua in North Adams caused $3600 damage. Pastor Rev. William Latfani fought the blaze in his robes and personally tore down the altar to reach the source of the flames. He watched the altar cloths and statues burn while the group of St Anthony and the children were saved.
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North Adams
Church of St. Anthony of Padua
William Latfanzi
St Anthony
Fire damages first Italian church in city
Father Lattanzi spotted smoke at 9 56 PM from the church front door and raised the alarm. Firefighters contained the blaze about 30 minutes later. The church, dedicated five years ago, was the city’s first Italian church. Rev Father Lattanzi, new to the parish, has improved the property. Insurance covers the loss.
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Lattanzi
Father Lattanzi
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