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Senate Law School veto fight blocks degree bill
In the Senate a fight over vetoed legislation to allow Suffolk Law School to grant degrees stalls. Governor’s allies Mack and Quigley lead the defense in the Senate, blocking a two thirds majority. The bill passed the House despite the veto.
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Bitter clash over law school degree bill debate
Dean Archer accuses the Governor of unfair treatment as Suffolk Law School seeks degree granting parity with the Y M C A Law School. The Senate remains evenly split with twenty senators pledged to oppose the veto and back the bill. Debate is set for next Monday.
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Suffolk Law School
Y. M. C. A. Law School
Senate
Boston House rejects pension bill lowering taxes and pensions
The House yesterday afternoon rejected a bill to cut teachers pension taxes in Boston. The proposal would reduce the tax from seven to six cents per $1000 and lower pension amounts from $1000 and $600.
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Boston
House
Mrs DeBelle Declared Sane After Hospital Stay
Mrs Sarah J DeBelle was discharged as sane after a brief stay at Roxbury Psychopathic Hospital following arrest by Patrolman McInnis on March 5 for allegedly threatening to shoot Judge Elijah George. She faced two charges including carrying a concealed weapon and threats to kill the judge with bail set at 3500.
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Sarah J. DeBelle
Psychopathic Hospital
Roxbury
McInnis
City Hall Avenue
Elijah George
George
House Rejects Bill to Raise Probate Judge Salary
By 135 to 84 the House defeated a bill to boost Judge Chamberlain of Plymouth County Probate Court to 3200 dollars. Sanborn of Lawrence opposed the measure proposing across the board reductions to match this one.
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Chamberlain
Plymouth County
Sanborn
Lawrence
Public voting list bill defeated in House by voice vote
The bill to publish names of registered voters who did not vote was defeated in the House by a voice vote. Opponent Dean of Wakefield called the measure ridiculous.
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Wakefield
Law measure debated to elevate sports standards
Representative William Kinney favored the bill as a measure for clean sport. Ex Senator Lane supported raising the standard but opposed a 10 percent tax. J Frank Chase of the Watch and Ward Society, Charles Conklin of the Federation of Churches, and Rev A Z Conrad also opposed the bill.
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Federation of Churches
A. Z. Conrad
Dual Swim Meet Between BC High and Boston Latin
Boston College High School will swim against Boston Latin School at Curtis Hall pool this afternoon in the final meet of the season following a defeat to Dorchester High last Tuesday afternoon.
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Dorchester High
Boston Latin School
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Insurance bill to bar nonparticipating policies reported favorably
Insurance Commissioner Hardison backed a bill prohibiting insurers issuing participating policies from selling nonparticipating policies. The bill advanced from the committee on insurance, signaling potential passage.
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Committee On Insurance
Committee Reports Favor Retail Coal Dealers With Guidelines
The committee on mercantile affairs reported in favor of the retail coal dealers. A rival bill setting coal quality standards was rejected. It would cap slate at eight percent in egg coal and twelve percent in nut coal or sixteen percent in slate for pea coal.
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Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Governor Foss Urges Library Extension for Foreigner Use
Governor Foss sent a special message to the Legislature urging an appropriation for a library extension to serve foreigners. He stresses the importance of such work and its value to the public.
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Foss
House approves bill on sanitary cloths for presses
By a vote of 60 to 60 the House passed to be engrossed a bill requiring that only sanitary cloths be used in cleaning printing presses.
Boxing bill sparks warm support in hearing before Ways and Means
In a tense hearing before the Ways and Means Committee yesterday the boxing bill drew strong endorsements from Senator Francis J. Horgan former Senator Daniel W. Lane and Representative.
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Committee On Ways and Means
Francis J. Horgan
Daniel W. Lane
Secretary Hous ton Names Marketing Division Start
Washington March 27 Secretary Hous ton began a series of conferences with department officials on dairy cotton fruit and poultry and egg marketing method investigations as preparation for a new division of markets in the Agriculture Department He stressed the high economic importance of the work and said he would proceed slowly on final steps.
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Department of Agriculture
Houston
Poslam Promises Quick Skin Relief for Eczema and Acne
An advertisement touts Poslam as a rapid cure for eczema acne barber's itch and other skin eruptions. It claims instant itching relief uses Poslam soap for sensitive skin and urges readers to obtain free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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New York City
Governor Zepeda Orders Fatal Action Against Ex Rural Chief
In Mexico City on March 27 Governor Enrique Zepeda, a Huerta ally, directed the shooting of Gabriel Hernandez ex commandant of the rurales and then supervised the incineration of the body in Belem prison garden. He was removed from office and imprisoned. Friends claim he was not in a responsible condition.
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Enrique Zepeda
Federal District
Huerta
Gabriel Hernandez
Belem
Zepeda
National Palace
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Emerson College Junior Prom at Copley Plaza Hotel
The Emerson College of Oratory held its junior prom in the Copley Plaza hotel ballroom last night. About 126 couples attended with matrons Mrs. F. L. Whiting Mrs. Harriet C. Sleight and Mrs. B. G Willard supervising the event.
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Emerson College of Oratory
Copley Plaza Hotel
F. L. Whiting
Harriet C. Sleight
B. G Willard
Curley says he will not run for mayor if Fitzgerald runs
In a Wells Memorial Hall address to about 150 Bridgetenders Union members, Congressman James M. Curley stated he will not seek the mayoralty while Mayor Fitzgerald is a candidate for re election. He praised Fitzgerald for city employee pay raises and said he would only challenge other candidates if Fitzgerald declares not to run. Curley left the hall to cheers as the next Boston mayor.
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James M. Curley
Bridgetenders’ Union
Wells Memorial I Hall
Myor Fitzgerald
Curley
Boston
Explosion in Technology Lab Endangers Student During Sodium Sulphide Test
A Technology senior narrowly escaped injury yesterday in the Rogers Building basement lab while attempting a direct union of sodium and sulphur to make sodium sulphide. A bomb like retort exploded outside the pot oven, smashing the sink, faucet, and window, with large debris scattered.
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Spiritualists Call for Strong Organization in Massachusetts
Rev. Frederick A. Wiggen warned at the 6th anniversary of the Massachusetts Association of Spiritualism in Berkeley Hall that without a strong statewide body officials could jail ministers. A resolution condemned Texas police for the alleged illegal arrest of a spiritualist minister and his wife in San Antonio.
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Massachusetts Association of Spiritulism
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