Senate Labor Measure Fails In 13-12 Vote
In the Senate labor measure fails 13 to 12 with President Dana breaking the tie to vote against the measure. Listed voting members include Bullock Cassidy Chace Chapple Cau sick Logan Mahoney Mellen Reed Schofield Seiberlich Taylor and nays by Buttrick Clark Converse Cummings Dana Dean Harding Hull Lane Nevin Prouty Stevens Taft. Pairs include Yes Cox of Suffolk Feiker Macleod and No Hunter Kyle Walker.
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Bullock
Cassidy
Chace
Chapple
Causick
Logan
Mahoney
Mellen
Reed
Schofield
Seiberlich
Taylor
Buttrick
Clark
Converse
Cummings
Dana
Dean
Harding
Hull
Lane
Nevin
Prouty
Stevens
Taft
Cox
Suffolk
Feiker
Macleod
Hunter
Kyle
Walker
Grand Jury Ordered to Consider Perkins Bliss Case
Judge O'Sullivan directs the grand jury to determine if larceny occurred over insurance money given to political campaign committees. Jerome seeks a magistrate warrant for George W. Perkins and dismisses. Cortelyou and Bliss named as receivers of stolen goods. McCurdy sues Mutual Life for over 5.8 million dollars. Congress-related figures face scrutiny amid ongoing insurance probe.
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O'Sullivan
Jerome
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan
New York Life Insurance Company
Perkins
Tarceny
George B. Cortelyou
Cornelius
Bliss
National Republican Committee
Richard A. McCurdy
The
Mutual Life
Orr
New York Life
Lawson
Grand Jury
Mutual Reserve
Fowler
Andrew Hamilton
Columbian Insurance Company
Boston
American Investment Securities Company of
Maine
Ohio
New York Wire Insurance Company
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Flying Leap for Burglar in Brookline Chase
In Brookline a burglar entered a room last evening. J Albert Nyhen leaped from a second story window to the icy ground, pursued by Nyhen and neighbors along Brook street to Hurd road, but the thief escaped. A gold watch was left behind.
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J. Albert Nvhen
Brookline Board of Health
Young Nuyhen
Brook Street
Brookline
Nyhen
Hurd Road
George
Albert
Judge O'Sullivan Sets Tone on Insurance Money in Politics
Judge O'Sullivan in New York Court of General Sessions said grand juries must find larceny if insurance funds were used to finance political committees with intent to defraud owners. He noted intent is for jurors to decide, opposing District Attorney Jerome's earlier stance. The case involves George Y. Perkins, Morgan's former partner.
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New York
Grand Jury
O’sulivan
Court of General Sessions
O'Sullivan
Jerome
Justice O'Sullivan
Mr. Jerome
Boston
William Copley Winslow
Beacon Street
Tucker
Mabel Page
Professor Webster
Supreme Judicial Court
George Parkman
Medical College
Commonwealth
Shermann
Sheldon
Timothy W. Coakley
Crowley
Pemberton Square
Tim
Post
Coakley
Moran
Trial Reveals Mrs Cooper’s Confession in Northy Slaying
In Augusta Maine on March 23 the trial of Mrs. Edwin J. Cooper details her account of the night Charley Northy was shot. The sheriff and coroner relay her statements about a problematic romance, a planned talk at her house, a revolver, and possible tampering with evidence at the scene.
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Augusta, Me
Charley Northy
Flo
Edwin J. Cooper
Charles J. Northy, Jr
Frank J. Ham
Plummer
Mrs. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Charley
Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line Service
Park square departures every 15 minutes promise best trolley service in New England. Low fares advertised with a brief urging to try the line.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
Park Square
New England
Expect Coal Meeting Today in Indianapolis
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers said no time yet for a conference with the anthracite committee though a meeting might be held tomorrow. The aim is to fix time and place to resolve the anthracite wage dispute with President Baer. Five thousand Erie railroad workers were laid off as repair work halted across the system amid strike fears.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Baer
Meadville
Penn
Erie Railroad
Boston Area Weekend Weather Forecast
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions Saturday with a slowly rising temperature. Sunday will be generally cloudy with likely continued fair weather and fresh westerly winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Weather Man Sits Down Amid Unclear Forecasts
Fragmentary weather note appears in a dated column with garbled text. Reads like a reporter's scribble about a forecaster facing confusion and uncertainty about upcoming conditions.
Oppose Tucker Plea After Guilty Verdict Sparks Campaign
A Boston note outlines opposition to any governor’s involvement in Tucker’s case amid heated petitions. Former Representative Charles R. Saunders challenges appeals as unfounded after Tucker’s murder conviction. The piece describes reactions from lawyers and officials, the verdict’s affirmation, and public sentiment.
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Charles L. Tucker
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
Tucker
Charles R. Saunders
William C. Winstow
Crowley Cleared in Revolver Assault Case
After a brief absence, Timothy W. Crowley was found not guilty of assault with a revolver on Joseph P. Lomasney. Crowley showed calm demeanor during the trial but wept when discharged, Moran stating he cares nothing for Lomasney.
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Crowley
Manning
Moran
Lomasney
Timothy W. Crowley
Joseph P. Lomasney
What the overtime bill does
The act restricts work by women and minors in textile mills beyond standard hours. It defines eligible workers and establishes enforcement measures to limit overtime to protect health and safety.
Senate Averts Quorum Strike In OneVote Defeat
Massachusetts Senate faces bitter session as the women and minors overs time bill fails by 12 to 13 after a heated three hour debate. Republicans Grosvenor Cox Hill Hilton were absent, leaving the bill defeated amid a crowd at the chamber doors and a bid to postpone.
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Senate
Davis
Taylor
East Boston
Boston Teachers to Receive $60,000 Under House Suspension
Boston teachers will get their overdue $60,000 immediately as House rules were suspended to advance the teachers bill to the Senate for quick passage. The measure, urged by the Post editorial, moves through under suspension to approve the funds.
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Boston
Senate
Boston School Board bill to cover overdue salaries seeks governor approval
The bill authorizes the Boston School Board to pay overdue salaries totaling $606,000. Supporters urge immediate passage to the Governor. Picketing legalization and creation of a Boston police commissioner and excise board were postponed to Tuesday.
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Boston School Board
Friends of the
Police Commissioner and Excise Board
Boston
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Lexington
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J. D. Fanning
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