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The Daily Post rates: six months 1.50, three months 0.75, two months 0.25. The Sunday Post: one year 2.50, six months 1.25, three months 0.05. Canada copies 0.09 each. Mail details and advance payment rules noted. Editor and publisher BE. A. Grozier listed with contact lines.
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Citizens' Committee Sends Boston Charter Report to Voters
The citizens' committee of 100 distributes the Finance Commission report on proposed Boston charter amendments at its own expense. An edition of 110,000 copies will be circulated with copies placed in voters' hands to encourage informed voting.
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Citizens’ Committee of 100
Finance Commission
Boston
Tennessee Justice: Conviction in Carmack Killing Echoes Lawful South
The Nashville conviction of Colonel Cooper and his son Robin for ex Senator Carmack’s killing is hailed as a salutary influence. It rebukes private vengeance and signals healthy public sentiment protecting the law in the South, contrasting with stalled trials in New York for Thaw and Hains.
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Carmack
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New York
Tennessee
Whitla Child Kidnapping Echoes in Sharon Crime Talk
The piece notes sharp satisfaction that Pennsylvania law punishes kidnapping, with life imprisonment as extreme, and argues kidnapping’s cruelty surpasses murder in causing parental torment. References Charlie Ross’s 35 year old case underscore enduring grief over stolen children.
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Wards of the State Call for Counsel in Ward Care Debate
The House considers a motion to reconsider a prior order granting leave to withdraw on a bill to provide counsel for minor wards of the State facing court action. Proponents urge passage as humane and necessary to prevent miscarriages of justice for children under the State Board of Charity.
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State Board of Charity
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Infected Beef Law Opinion Shapes State Officials’ Duty
Ex Attorney General Parker's formal opinion states that beef from cattle infected with tuberculosis and slaughtered by state authority cannot be sold for food. He cites Sections 1 and 2 of Chapter 329, Acts of 1908, as controlling and declares such disposal illegal and a criminal offense with a $200 fine or six months in jail.
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Window Breakage and Security Frustrations On Federal Street
A local business owner laments repeated plate glass breakage on Federal Street near Franklin Street. He blames insufficient police presence after curfew, compares burglars to amateurs becoming professionals, and notes the high cost of repaired windows.
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Terminal Station
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Pemberton Square
Eddy Harriman Health Quest Through Rail Empire
The piece satirically questions Eddy Harriman the rail magnate about balancing wealth with health. It recalls John D. Rockefeller's beginnings and mocks Harriman’s railroad acquisitions while suggesting he should focus on health rather than ferocious expansion.
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