Two Women Injured in Head-On Electric Car Crash
Two young women were seriously injured when two electric cars collided head on at Forest Hills square last evening. Miss Rose Bowman, 20, of Jamaica Plain, and Miss Louise Regan of Roslindale were hurled and trampled as 60 passengers in one car were thrown about and glass flew.
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Forest Hills Square
Rose Bowman
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Louise Regan
Jindall Street
Roslindale
Collision at junction injures few passengers on two street cars
At 6 30 two street cars collided at the Morton and Washington streets junction. The Jamaica Plain car turning into the square struck the stopped East Walpole car, splintering its vestibule and wrecking the Jamaica Plain car. Five passengers aboard JP escaped injury.
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Morton and
Washington Streets
Forest Hills
Jamaica Plain
The
Square
Washington Street
Morton Street
Walpole
Barrymore Wedding Rumor Denied by Managers
Reports from Boston and New York claimed Ethel Barrymore secretly wed Russell G Colt while she was away. Managers denied the rumor saying she will return to Boston today and plans to marry after Hartford engagement. No priest marriage occurred.
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Ethel Barrymore
Boston
Russell G. Colt
Bellevue
New York
Miss Barrymore
Hartford
Father Patterson
Cathedral
Temperature Readings From Thompson's Spa Snapshot
Yesterday at Thompson's Spa 219 Washington Street the thermometer recorded several readings with an average of 37 for the day and an average of 49 from the previous year. The mention of whiskey and Ky. Taylor appears as stray text in the section.
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Thompson’s Spa
Washington Street
Resolutions of Protest Adopted at Faneuil Hall
Ten thousand workers marched to Faneuil Hall Boston for a mass meeting denouncing injunctions in labor disputes. Resolutions were read and passed unanimously to be sent to Washington. Speakers included James Duncan and other AFL leaders.
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Organized Labor
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Cradle of Liberty
Washington
John J. Hines
Central Labor Union
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Charles S. McFarland
South Norwalk
Conn
John Coughlin
Fall River
William
Textile groups to meet in Atlanta on tariff revision
Representatives of Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana textile associations plan a Tuesday meeting in Atlanta to study tariff revision and its impact on cotton mills. The aim is to counter New England influence on southern cotton manufactures.
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Atlanta
South
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
New England
Local Health Boards In Massachusetts Reject Beef Report
A spirit of insurrection runs through Massachusetts local health boards as they refuse to endorse the State Board of Health report on partially infected tuberculous beef. They complain they were not consulted during its preparation and condemn the lack of communication from Governor Draper, Dr. Peters, or Dr. Walcott.
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Boards of Health
Massachusetts
State Board of Health
Draper
State Board
Commonwealth
Peters
Walcott
J. J. Martin
Beverly
Beverly Board of Health
Kk. H. Trowbridge
Worcester Board of Health
Local Health Boards Question State Beef Infected Meat Report
Pr Walcott notes local boards are bound by law in their areas and criticizes the State board for reporting to the Governor without local consultation. Worcester and Beverly chairmen deny any contact and condemn the state’s superficial testing of infected beef.
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Pr. Walcott
The
Post
Hefty Rain Follows Preacher's Drought Prayer At Bokhoma
In Bokhoma Oklahoma Reverend Charles Ford claimed back pay from Frisco Timber Company and prayed for rain to end a six month drought. After his appeal rainfall occurred, mills briefly reopened for eight days before rain ceased as managers remained skeptical. He left town as the heaviest downpour in over a year began.
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Bokhoma
Okla
Charles Ford
Ford
Frisco Taimber
Hypnotist Says Honest Men Do Not Become Criminals
Professor Hugo Muensterburg told Prospect Union members in Cambridgeport that a hypnotist cannot create crime in an honest person. He argued honest individuals won t commit dishonest acts under hypnosis and spoke of a time when psychology will stand beside medicine in courts and of a timekeeping device to record truthfulness.
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Hugo Muensterburg
Sarvard
Prospect Union
Cambridgeport
Insurgents Gain Ally Over House Rules Fight
In Washington on March 14 the insurgents gain support from six members of the town delegation who threaten to bolt the caucus on the Sixtieth Congress rules. Governor Cummings says all 11 delegation members will vote against the old rules as Augustus Gardner of Massachusetts leads the insurgents.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Cummings
Augustus P. Gardner
Massachusetts
Insurgent Democrats Seek Change in House Rules Ahead of Tariff Fight
The article outlines a plan by insurgent Republicans and Democrats to defeat the previous question on rules, paving the way for electing a 15 member rules committee. Champ Clark and Democratic leaders claim strong votes to block the motion, while insurgents say their forces have grown. If successful, tariff bill timing and committee actions will shift with the new rules.
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Darrell Pennsylvania
Champ Clark
Cannon
Clark
Underwood
Alabama
Gardner
Massachusetts
Goldfogle
New York
Committee On Ways and Means
Fires Set by Cat and Baby in South Boston Tenement
A cat in a Bowen Street grocery store sparked a blaze when a match box toppled onto a hot stove. Nearby in a West Second Street tenement a 112 year old boy lit a couch with a match and his father quickly moved the burning couch to a porch and quashed the flames.
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South Boston
Joseph Hager
Bowen Street
James Morrissey
Michael Morrissey
West Second Street
Ice Plant Engineer Dies After Boiler Explosion
Thomas R. Luce an engineer at the New Bedford Ice Company Otter Lake plant was scalded to death by steam from a boiler explosion this morning. He was alone in the engine room as the ice cutters were out on the lake.
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Greenfield
N. H
Thomas R. Luce
New Bedford Ice Company
Otter Lake
Luce
Tragic Boiler Explosion Seals Fate of Luce
A locomotive engine room boiler exploded as coal was shoveled in. The blast hurled steam through the area, injuring Luce who was found unconscious beneath debris. He died four hours later from severe burns and scalding, with skin peeling as his clothes were removed.
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Coa
Luce
Death Ends 46 Day Fast in Marlboro Home
Adelard Bastin aged 51 died in Marlboro after a 46 day fast. He bid farewell to about 40 visitors at his Gibbons street home two hours before dying, saying he was too weak to endure more.
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Marlboro
Adelard Bastin
Gibbons Street
Bastin
Regulars Trim Colts 4 to 0 in Practice Game
Boston American club Regulars defeat the Colts 4 to 0 in a warmup game. Continuous rain at Augusta unsettles Manager Bowerman. Obituary notes Carlton Apollonia of OS Harvard football star Hinges and Vietri scheduled for rubber marathon in New York. Harvard track team to compete on cinder path this week.
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Augusta
Bowerman
Carlton Apollonia
Harvard
Hinges
Vietri
New York
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