Baseball injury threatens boy's eye in Newton game
Daniel F. Horgan an 18 year old of 64 Jackson street Newtonville may lose sight in his left eye after a swift pitched ball struck him during a Newton Cabot Park game yesterday afternoon. The pitcher Arthur Clements of Cabot street was involved as the incident occurred during play.
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Daniel F. Horgan
Jackson Street
Newtonville
Arthur Clements
Cabot Street
Cabot Park
Newton
Horgan
Clements
High School Players Involved as Accident Stuns Ballgame
The incident occurred during the third inning when a group of high school students were playing “sides.” Multiple players were affected as the accident unfolded, drawing swift attention from spectators and officials.
Smoker Smokey Clements Wild Pitch Injures Horgan
In a game Clements nicknamed Smokey, whose speed mirrors Joe Wood, threw a wild pitch that struck Horgan in the eye. The ball rendered him unconscious and left his left eye severely discolored, with a doctor doubting restoration of sight.
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Horgan
Clements
Joe Wood
Red Sox
Easter Services at St Pauls Cathedral and Central Congregational Church
Easter services at St Pauls Cathedral begin 6 am with communion and repeat at 7 8 9 and 11 oclock Bishops Lawrence and Dean Rousmaniere deliver addresses and sermons at 9 and 11 am The 4 pm carols are by the men and boys choir and the evening cantata Resurrection by Charles William Stanford will be sung Hartford Theological Seminary President William Douglas Mackenzie will preach at the Central Congregational Church Tomorrow Doors to the cathedral open 1045 am and only assigned pew holders communicants on the cathedral list and habitual worshippers may enter before then
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Lawrence
Dean Rousmaniere
Charles Willian Stanford
William Douglas Mackenzie
Hartford Theological Seminary
Central Congregational Church
St. Paul's Cathedral
29 Indictments in Buffalo Vice Inquiry
The special grand jury probing vice conditions in Buffalo reported 29 indictments against 16 resort keepers. Indictments allege liquor law violations for keeping open Sundays and not observing weekday closing hours. warrants were issued for those named.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Honduras President Manuel Bonilla Dies in Tegucigalpa
Washington reports President Manuel Bonilla of Honduras died in Tegucigalpa at age 70 from kidney trouble. A private telegram confirmed the loss, dated March 21.
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Washington
Manuel Bonilla
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Francisco Bertrand Becomes Honduras President After Coup
Francisco Bertrand, Vice-President, succeeds to the Honduran presidency following a revolution. Dr. Bonilla, aged about 70, suffered from Kright's disease for a year and a half and died after several severe convulsions likely during one of these spells.
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Francisco Bertrand
Honduras
Dr. Bonilla
Kright
Railroads Protest Public Service Bill as Unfair
Railroad men oppose sections requiring explicit spending plans for securities issued under the public service transportation bill. They argue the bill should not demand exact allocations and insist on flexibility in how funds are used, saying the measure is unfair.
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Public Service Transportation
Committee On Railroads
Prison Board Defends Parole Powers Against Governor
Members of the Prison Commissioners dispute Governor Foss's claim that parole powers were delegated to the chairman. Henry Parkman and colleagues deny the assertion and blame bad advice for the governor's statement. They push for more parole agents and discuss proposed parole board changes with other officials and civic groups.
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Board of Prison Commissioners
Foss
Henry Parkman
Pettigrove
Mr. Parkman
Daly
Warren F. Spaulding
Massachusetts Prison Association
Dennis D. Driscoll
Boston
Eben Bumstead
The
Civic Alliance
Eight Hour Bill Tabled Pending Supreme Court Opinion
The eight hour bill for paper mill workers was tabled on Senator Quigley’s motion. It will stay on the table until the Supreme Court issues a constitutional ruling. The measure supports three 8 hour shifts in a 24 hour continuous operation.
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Quigley
Supreme Court
Against Polygamy Urges Federal Amendment Report
The committee on federal relations reported a measure urging Congress to propose a federal amendment against polygamy. The action seeks to clarify national policy and prevent sanctioned plural marriages nationwide.
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Committee On Federal Relations
Congress
Committee Divided On Bill Ahead Of Legislature
The committee remains split over the measure but last night it was said the bill will likely advance to the Legislature unamended. A clash is anticipated in both the House and Senate. Electrification is among the proposed improvements.
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House
Senate
Governor Urges Farm Credit Education and Rural Credit Laws
Governor Foss sent a message to the Legislature urging an appropriation to teach farmers how to obtain credit for mortgage relief and farm improvements. He notes credit unions were legalized in 1909 and proposes dissemination via the Bank Commissioner, agriculture department, and county societies, plus local land mortgage issuers and possible funding to send delegates to Rome for the International Institute of Agriculture and the Southern Commercial Congress.
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Foss
Department of Agriculture
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Southern Commercial Congress
Ice price boost questioned as Brighton man seeks inquiry
The House adjourned early for Good Friday with 13 opposing and 96 in favor. Hays of Brighton urged the mercantile affairs committee be empowered to summon witnesses and gather evidence on ice prices to determine why costs are rising.
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Hays
Brighton
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Train bill vetoed by Foss referred to General Court
The full crew train bill vetoed last year by Governor Foss was referred to the next General Court yesterday on a motion by the petitioner.
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Foss
Firearms bill defeated in Senate on voice vote
The bill to require a permit to purchase firearms was defeated in the Senate by a voice vote. Senator Joyce supported the measure arguing it would curb irresponsible buyers and reduce gun access without a permit.
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Senate
Joyce
Eimer & Amend Naut N Y 2851 Rheumatism Remedy
Advertisement claims relief for rheumatism with Eimer and Amend product NY 2851. Promoted as reliable and carried by reputable druggists with broad recommendations.
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Eimer & Amend
N. Y
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