Bond drive for Emmet Day boosts Irish appeal across towns
A statewide Emmet Day bond drive raises funds for Irish independence supporters. Subscriptions flow from Lowell to Somerville, with unions and clubs pledging hundreds to thousands, aided by rallies, meetings, and Republican organizations in Greater Boston.
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Robert Emmet
Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Patrick J. Moynihan
Boston
Wholesale
County Board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Greater
Merganser Duck Sets Sail To Franklin Park Zoo
A Merganser Duck from the Hudson Bay region traveled by sea to settle in the Franklin Park Zoo pond. Fish and game warden found her and Curator Morse ensures ample fish for the new arrival. The duck delights in feeding with a long beak and distinctive features attracting admiration.
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Merganser Duck
Franklin Park Zoo
Morse
Boston
Franklin Park
Cambridge Visiting Nurses Active Year Reported
The Cambridge Visiting Nurses Association held its annual meeting at the Phillips Brooks House in Harvard. Dr Eugene Darling praised the nurses' work and Dr Brorson Crothers urged continued medical supervision in public schools. The group noted all acute pneumonia cases were visited despite heavy snow. Mrs Woodward Emery presided.
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Cambridge Visiting Nurses’ Association of Cambridge
Phillips Brooks House
Harvard
Eugene Darling
Cambridge
Cambridge Physicians
Brorson Crothers
Woodward Emery
Medical Students Too Old Says Doctor
Chicago March 1 Dr Arthur Bevan told delegates at a congress on medical education that American students are too old when finishing medical courses. He said the average American student is nearly 29 years old at graduation while European students are practicing at 25. He proposed dropping two years from premedical education between primary and secondary school.
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Arthur Bevan
Congress On Medical Education
Bevan
Europe
The House That Love Built at Franklin Square House
Notice from George I. Perin president of Boston based on 11 East Newton Street about a single dollar share purchase in The House That Love Built. Instructions urge tearing out, pinning a bill or check and sending it along promptly.
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Franklin Square
Love
George I. Perin
East Newton St
Boston
Plymouth Not Prepared For Tercentenary Crowds
Plymouth advisory committee on patriotic work laments lack of preparations to handle visitors for the Pilgrims tercentenary. The group favors installing tablets for Mercy Warren and Brigadier General John Thomas in the new Town Hall. A flag oath bill for teachers to promise allegiance to the United States and Commonwealth faces debate. Officers elected: Charles F. Read chairman. Mrs. Edward Harold Crosby secretary. Mrs. George L. Parker treasurer.
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Hotel Bellevue
Lillian V. Titus
Mercy Warren
John Thomas
New Town Hall
Agnes Parker
Women’s Relief Corps
Commonwealth
United States
Henry G. Weston
Charles F. Read
Edward Harold Crosby
George L. Parker
Delayed Launch Of Torpedo Boat Destroyer Preble
Frozen grease on the ways stopped the Bath Iron Works launch of the destroyer Preble. The ceremony was postponed to next Monday after the tide turned and the ship had been jacked about six feet down the ways.
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Preble
Bath Iron Works
Supreme Court Upholds State Income Tax on Non Residents
The Supreme Court ruled that states may tax non residents on income from within the state if the tax aligns with resident taxes. It struck down New York exemptions as unfair to Connecticut and New Jersey citizens and blocked enforcement of New York’s law.
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Justice Pitney
Connecticut
New Jersey
Oklahoma
New York Tax Exemption Ruling Spars With Oklahoma Law
The court upheld Oklahoma's non resident income tax exemptions as not discriminatory against non residents while voiding New York's similar provision. Justice Pitney authored both opinions with Justice McReynolds dissenting in the New York case. The Oklahoma decision holds states may tax non residents earning income from within the state.
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Oklahoma
Justice Pitney
Justice McReynolds
Charles B. Shaffer
Chicago
Travis
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
Connecticut
Bubbling or Time Tas Er Song Sells Rapidly on Records
The song Bubbling is noted for its sentimental value and odd harmonies that appeal to listeners. Though published only weeks ago, thousands of copies have been sold as a feature number on phonograph records and music rolls.
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Mr. Kellette
Famous Players
High Milk Prices in Hub to Persist This Month
An H P Hood official said there will be no change in March retail milk prices after a meeting with the New England Milk Producers Association Price committee. The group proposed a ¼ cent decline on whole milk and a ½ cent rise on surplus by‑product milk, but consumer prices will stay at 17 cents per quart for March.
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H. P. Hood & Sons Company
New England Milk Producers’ Association
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