Rooms in Factories Require Hospital Rooms for Injured Workers
A House committee report favors a bill requiring manufacturers employing 25 or more workers to maintain hospital rooms for treated injuries. The measure targets establishments the State Board of Labor and Industries deems needing such facilities and gives the board authority to ensure proper setup.
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Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Committee On Social Welfare
State Board of Labor and Industries
Prison Commission
Charlestown
Concord
Concord Reformatory
General Court
Rutland
Committee On Harbor and Lands
Harbor and Land Commission
Fall River
Bagley
Train Strikes Milk Wagon Hurting Man at Bow Street Crossing
John Taylor suffered serious injuries when a Boston and Maine train struck a bakery wagon at the Bow Street crossing in East Lexington yesterday morning. Several passengers were shaken up and the wagon was demolished.
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John Taylor
Boston & Maine
Bow Street
East Lexington
Government Gains in Jap Elections
Tokyo dispatch reports March 24 general elections yield gains for the government party. With independents aligned, the government is expected to control the next House of Representatives.
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Tokio
House of Representatives
Pressure on Italy grows as German envoy seeks broad settlement
Rome reports Prince von Buelow, the German ambassador, persistently pushing Italy and Austria toward a wider policy agreement. He argues that resolving the Trent and Trieste dispute would enable cooperation on Adriatic and Mediterranean interests with Germany backing their unified approach.
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Prince von Buelow
Italy
Austria
Trent
Triest
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Germany
Italy Faces Boundary Clash and Alliance Concerns
Prince von Buelow argues that current talks will shape future relations between Italy and powers in Europe. He warns that dissolving the Triple Alliance could leave Italy exposed to France England or to Russia and Slavic powers. Austria shows reluctance to concede on boundary adjustments.
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Prince von Buelow
Italy
France
England
Russia
Austria
Albanian Rebels Bombard Durazzo Press Report
Reports from Rome say Durazzo in Albania faces a serious bombardment by Albanian rebels. Insurgents target the port and threaten to destroy it unless Essad Pasha and Turkish provisional leaders leave the country. The bombardment hits the Esad Pasha residence, docks, and public buildings.
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Rome
Durazzo
Albania
Essad Pasha
Italian Crowd Raids German Agent Office
A large crowd protested to police in Florence as they gathered around the North German Lloyd agent’s office and shattered a window where war despatches were shown. Police search uncovered three bronze busts of General von Hindenburg and lists for a lottery and the German war loan.
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Florence
Hero
Lloyd Steamship Company
Polish Relief Fund Receipts Reported In Boston
The committee for the relief of war sufferers in Poland lists new contributions totaling 38775.87 from various donors. Names include Miss Mabel Stedman John L. Saltonstall Mrs Melville Eastham Helenka Adamowska and Miss Butler with payments from Concord Belmont Payson and other locations. The funds come from concert proceeds and individual gifts via chain letters and regular donations.
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Fund For the Relief of
Poland
Cnet
John L. Saltonstall
Mabel Stedman
John
Olmsted
Mme, Ete Concord
Cae
Rae Wika Eid Be Ee
Benue Ree
Melville Eastham
Belmont
G. R
Marines of Naval Brigade Inspect Detachment in Boston Drill Hall
Captain Frederick H. Delano, head of Marine Corps recruiting in Boston, inspected the marine detachment of the Massachusetts Naval Brigade at their drill hall last night in preparation for forwarding to a new assignment.
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Frederick H. Delano
Marine Corps
Boston
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
U. S. Officer Denies Berlin Despatch Authorship
Major George T. Langhorne denies authorship of despatches attributed to him as Berlin military attache. He says all reports were filed in cipher and he found plain English messages in the War Department files after returning to Washington. Officials would not comment on false despatches or the nature of repudiated messages.
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Washington
George T. Langhorne
Berlin
War Department
Department
Langhorne
Garrison
Breckenridge
Germany
French explains protracted war interpretation
London March 27 Field Marshal Sir John French chief of British forces in the field explains to the London Times that a protracted war depends entirely on the supply of men and munitions. He warns that if these are unsatisfactory the war will be prolonged and emphasizes the need for munitions.
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London
London Times
John French
Found Dead in South End Home
John J. Kinsely aged 45 of 3808 Columbus Avenue was found dead on a couch by his roommate Henry C. Jaques on the return from work last night. He had not been seen all day and apparently died several hours before discovery.
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John J. Kinsely
Columbus Avenue
South End
Henry C. Jaques
Kinsely
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Dorchester
Henry H. Crane
Theological School
America
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Whitman
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Winthrop
Eleanor Ferguson
Corine Cote
Ethel C. Lomasney
Roslindale
Florence H. Perry
Houghtgr& Tion CO
New’ Ensland
Miss Butler
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A W. ' Pinks
Payson
Kilby St
Naval Brigade
Kenneth
New York
Miller & Kent
Sybil
William Farquhar Payson
Doubleday, Page & Company
Greater
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Nixon
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Maine
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Stuttgarter Union
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