Delay on Boston Subway Bill Hangs Over House
The Boston subway bill stalls in the House, awaiting third reading as five legislative days pass without progress. Critics warn of a possible defeat move and amendments, including a permissive widening of Pleasant Street. Absentees and adjournment concerns threaten a vote before the governor next week.
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Transit Commission
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Roosevelt to Attend Dinner for Press Clubs at Somerset
The Boston Press Club, Merchants' Association, and Chamber of Commerce prepare for Roosevelt's guest appearance at a June 2 dinner at the Hotel Somerset. Committees plan a harbor tour to showcase Boston's export trade, seek an entertainment fund, and solicit financial support with General Charles H. Taylor as treasurer. Committee members include Ory A. Lawrence, John Hopewell, Jo Cc. Cobb, Jerome Jones, William H. Lincoln, Wallace L. Pierce, George H. Leonard, Leroy S. Brown, and Hlwyn G. Preston.
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International League of Press Clubs
Hotel
Somerset
Boston Press Club
Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Charles H. Taylor
Ory A. Lawrence
John Hopewell
Jo Cc. Cobb
Jerome Jones
William H. Lincoln
Wallace L. Pierce
George H. Leonard
Leroy 8. Brown
Hlwyn G. Preston
Graduation days for Boston public schools listed by date
The Boston public schools announce graduation dates from June 20 to June 27 with ceremonies at multiple schools. Notable sites include English High, Girls' High, Roxbury, Charlestown, Bowdoin, East Boston, and Wellsewell schools among others with varied start times across mornings and afternoons.
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Publicies
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Pepper attack blinds deputy at South Union station
Prisoner Frank A. Johnson, handcuffed to Deputy Sheriff William H. Walsh, pepper sprayed the officer in view of train staff yesterday morning in South Union station. Johnson was seized by train workers and officers and jailed in East Cambridge. Walsh was hospitalized.
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William H. Walsh
South Framingham
Frank A. Johnson
Dedham
East Cambridge
Johnson
Lagrange Street
Walsh
City Hospital
Dedham Fail
Annual Meeting Draws Global Attendance for First Church
The First Church of Christ Christian Scientist gathers thousands with over 12 000 expected. Events include a Saturday members meeting in the church auditorium, Sunday communion in Mechanics Hall with a Mary Baker Eddy message, and midweek alumni and officers meetings.
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First Church of Christ, Christian Scientist
Chure
Board of
Mechanics’ Hall
Mary Baker Eddy
Massachusetts Metaphysical College
Church Auditorium
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