Mass Meeting Aims to Share Governor Walsh’s View for Unemployed
Governor Walsh will address Greater Boston unemployed at a mass gathering by the bandstand on the Common this afternoon. The meeting, hosted by the work less workers, invites sympathizers and will feature several speakers on relief efforts and livelihoods. A collection will be taken to aid unemployed men as talks begin at 2:30.
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Governor Walsh
Greater
Boston
Walsh
Unemployment Prevention Association
Villa Campaign In Torreon Rages As Rebels Struggle
Eyewitness account describes General Villa leading a final brutal assault in Torreon, fierce Federal resistance under General Velasco, heavy casualties on both sides, wounded left in streets, and incineration plans to curb disease. Reports note generals Pena Reyna and Anaya killed defending Gomez Palacio. Velasco praised.
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Angeles
Velasco
Gomez Palacio
Pena
Reyna
Anaya
Ocaranza
Mrs. Fishel Kills Self in Hotel Jump
Mrs. Helen Fishel, 37, shot herself yesterday in a Bowdoin street hotel after recent legal actions including an alienation suit against Mrs. Norton of Worcester. Her aunt Mrs. Mary Travis and George McClellan found her body. she had been separated from husband Charles B. Fishel. The death occurred as a case set for yesterday morning.
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Helen Fishel
Bowdoin Street
Sarah FE. Norton
Worcester
Mrs. Fishel
Charles B. Fishel
Mayor Urges Milk Stations In City
Mayor Curley called for compulsory pasteurization of all milk sold in the city and the construction of a municipal milk pasteurization plant. He proposed using city property on Massachusetts avenue near the New Haven railroad tracks, currently a park department store yard, for the facility after meeting with Dr. Francis X. Mahoney.
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Curley
Francis X. Mahoney
Board of Health
Massachusetts Avenue
New Haven
Park Department
Roosevelt In Virgin Wilds Descent Of Davieda River
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his exploration party push down the Davieda River toward Manaus Brazil as advices from Colonel Rondon report. The mission is in uncharted territory and may yield no further word for a month. A second expedition led by Leo E. Miller plans a Parana River descent through populated, telegraph-connected regions.
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Brazil
Theodore Roosevelt
Davieda
Manaus
Rondon
Leo E. Miller
American Museum of Natural History
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Welcome planned for Zionist visitor Oppenheimer in Boston
Complete plans for welcoming Professor Oppenheimer of Berlin Germany were finalized by the Zion Association of Greater Boston. He is due to arrive from New York on Sunday.
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Berlin
Germany
Zion Association of
Greater Boston
New York
Hotel employee attempts suicide in Worcester incident
Robert White a 30 year old Warren Hotel chief house man from Taunton drank two ounces of nitric acid while temporarily insane. He collapsed and was taken to City hospital where he is listed on the dangerous list.
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Worcester
Robert White
Taunton
Warren Hotel
City Hospital
Democrats Unite To Back Gallivan In 12th District Race
The Democratic State and city committees join to back James A. Gallivan for Congress in the 12th district. A rallying majority for Gallivan on April 7 aims to aid Governor Walsh’s re election next fall. Gallivan kicks off at Maynard Hall and campaigns nightly with a slate of speakers led by Walsh and state officers. Local and national Democrats pledge support as campaign offices serve as coordination hubs.
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James A. Gallivan
Congress
Quincy House
Galvin
David I. Walsh
Walsh
Boston
Gallivan
Maynard Hall
Chinaman jailed on murder charge in Chinatown raid
Harry Eng Hong, known by aliases and described as a gunman, was arrested in Chinatown last night by Inspectors Conway and McCarthy. He is wanted in Chicago for the murder of Mark Chung on February 3, 1912, amid a tong war that claimed Chung as a victim.
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Harry Eng Hong
Chinatown
Conway
McCarthy
Chicago
Mark Chung
Chung
Detroit Americans blank New Orleans 3 to 0 in Jackson
Detroit Americans defeated the New Orleans Southern league team 3 to 0 in Jackson Mississippi. The Mississippi Legislature recessed and attended the game in a body. Batteries included Styles and Adams, Banville, Mains, Williams and Baker.
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Jackson
Miss
Detroit Americans
New Orleans
Mississippi
Styles
Adams
Banville
Mains
Williams
Baker
Actress Minnie Higgins Grady Dies in New York Hotel
The actress known as Minnie Higgins and wife of actor Alfred A. Grady died in the Hotel Hollis of natural causes per Medical Examiner Timothy Leary. A 29 year old singer who arrived March 16 with her husband had performed at the hotel cafe since arrival and previously acted in several stage productions. Her mother, Mrs Annie Higgins, resides at 527 Riverside Drive, New York City.
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Alfred A. Grady
Minnie Higgins
Hollis
Timothy Leary
Dick Whittington
Buster Brown
Annie Higgins
Riverside Drive
New York City
Baumgardt Presents A Scholarly Norway Lecture In Boston
B R Baumgardt spoke at Tremont Temple presenting a richly prepared Norway talk that blends elegant English prose with vivid slides. His lecture style impressed Boston audiences with ideas poetry warmth and a personal romantic aim of stylistic greatness. The talk will be repeated this afternoon at 2 30.
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Boston
B. R. Baumgardt
Tremont Temple
Norway
Baumgardt
Lynn factory fire suspected incendiary origin
Fire at the Lynn Last Company factory 25 Harrison court Lynn is suspected to be incendiary, with losses around 1000 dollars. The blaze occurred after a larger fire at the nearby Littlefield and Moulton Box Company factory the preceding day, which caused about 50,000 dollars in damage.
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Lynn Last Company
Harrison Court
Lynn
Littlefield & Moulton Box Company
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