Women Police On Park Duty Get Committee Support
A legislative committee backs the woman policeman bill after a wide legal discussion. The measure, reported in the House yesterday, faced no dissent, with advocates noting policewomen sparked hair pulling in various cities as authorities sought to arrest female disturbers.
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Boston
Chicago
London
Marian Nichols
State House
George D. Chamberlain
Springfield
State House Wing Plans And Forestry Tax Debate
The article outlines proposals including a westerly and easterly wing for the State House, with focus on housing commissions and Supreme Judicial Court quarters. It reports on forestry taxation changes urged by Professor Bullock and Tax Commissioner Trefry, plus opposition to local option liquor bills and Boston borrowing. It also notes Catholic Church events at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and calendar dates for feasts and religious retreats.
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State House and Libraries
State House
Beacon Street
Supreme Judicial Court
Charles J. Bullock
Harvard
Committee On Taxation
Massachusetts
Bullock
Trefry
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Boston
Bolero Suit With Tunic Skirt Worn in Paris
Paris reports new suits featuring bolero jackets and tunic skirts ending near the front crease. Soutache braid vestees and frilled blouses with or without sashes accompany the ensembles. Bold color pairings resemble Mexican trends and reflect current events in fashion.
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Paris
Underwood & Underwood
Prohibition Baptist Pastor to Speak on The Flag Sermon
The Rev. Francis W. O'Brien will deliver the fourth in a series of magic word sermons tomorrow night at Union Square Baptist Church Somerville. The subject is The Flag or a Message on Country.
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Francis W. O'Brien
Union Square Baptist Church
Somerville
A. B. Parson
St. Paul
Dean Rousmaniere
Boston milk contractors weigh price rise under farmer demands
New England Milk Producers Association seeks a two cent summer price increase per eight and one half quart can. Contractors worry costs in Boston may force higher prices, but some say consumer prices likely stay unchanged due to hard times. Freight discrimination and interstate movement limit Massachusetts farmers' profits, sparking calls for policy action.
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Boston
New England Milk Producers’ Association
J. H. Herlihy
J. K. Whiting Company
W. H. Graustein
Graustein Milk Company
Massachusetts
Milk price hike sparks contractor debate and farm profits
The summer price set to rise April 1 faces mixed contractor views with many arguing 31 cents per can is the upper limit. Farmers defend higher margins as dairy prices, including butter, have dropped about 10 cents from last year. Dr. N C Davis of Hood & Sons cites market policy to match or exceed competitors while noting reduced butter values lessen need for higher milk costs.
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N. C. Davis
H. P. Hood & Sons Company
Trial of East Dedham patrolmen ends
The seven day trial of Patrolmen Roland P. Green and John T. Flatley before a police trial board concluded with the officers charged with assaulting Patrolman Edward C. Fitzgerald. The alleged incident occurred on Garland Street on the morning of February 20.
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Roland P. Green
John T. Flatley
Dedham Street
Edward C. Fitzgerald
Hall
Hanley
Brickley
Fitzgerald
Garland Street
Artillerymen Save House From Burning
Soldiers from the 156th Company coast artillery at Fort Constitution rescued Mrs. John Pridham from a fire that started in a basket of clothes. They answered her cries for help after she fought the blaze alone.
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Newcastle
N. H
156Th Company, Coast Artillery
Fort Constitution
John Pridham
Vogel fails to appear in Siegel bankruptcy hearing
Frank E. Vogel, partner of Henry Siegel in the bankrupt Henry Siegel & Co., did not show up at the United States Commissioner hearing. His counsel cited illness but offered no whereabouts. The commissioner warned of contempt if he does not appear next Monday or prove inability to attend.
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New York
Frank E. Vogel
Henry Siegel
Henry Siegel & Co
United States
Alexander Gilchrist, Jr
Vogel
Gilchrist
Siegel Refuses Questions on Assets and Transfers
Siegel dodged many inquiries about his assets. He would not disclose a $150,000 bank loan usage or confirm current possession of funds. He admitted $85,000 life insurance mainly for his daughter. He said $345,000 in real estate was transferred last August to a mercantile firm member to cover a store lease. He denied European property ownership or deposits in France.
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Siegel
Blegel
Europe
France
Depositors Attend Hearing as Crowd Absent
A committee of depositors attended the hearing while the disruptive crowd from the previous session was absent. Siegel’s examination is scheduled to continue next Wednesday.
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Siegel
Irish Home Rule Bill Critique Noted in Forum March issue
James David Kenny of Trinity College Dublin contributes The Irish Home Rule Bill to the March Forum with a sharp critique of the plan as a narrow legalist scheme that grants nominal concessions yet deprives Ireland of real power. Crittenden Marriott’s His Surrender appears in Lippincott's March issue. The Bookman’s March list highlights six best sellers including The Inside of the Cup and Laddie.
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James David Kenny
Trinity College
Dublin
Ireland
Crittenden Marriott
Sally Castleton
Lippincott
Bookman
Churchill
Macmillan
T. Tembarom. Burnett
Century Co
Laddie
Stratton-Porter
Doubleday, Page & Co
Ghd Porter
the Page Co
Egypt
Williamson
Galsworthy
Scribner
Munsey's April to Feature New Novel by Sir Gilbert Parker
Munsey's Magazine April issue will serialize a full book length novel You Never Know Your iuch by Sir Gilbert Parker a first for the periodical. The Munsey Company also reports secured contracts with Arnold Bennett A E W Mason G K Chesterton Joseph Conrad and others for future complete novels.
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Munsey
Iuch
Sir Gilbert Parker
Munsey Company
Arnold Bennett
Mason
G. K. Chesterton
Joseph Conrad
Agnes
Egerton Castle
Gilbert Parker
Rheumatism Relief Ad From Early Pharmacy Copy
An advertisement promotes Eimer & Amend’s New York recommended rheumatism remedy. It claims reliability since it has been used and carried by reliable druggists, urging readers that their rheumatism can be eased.
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Eimer & Amend’s
N. Y
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