Double tragedy as two men kill two women in New York flat
Neuman and his wife were found unconscious after two pistol shots in a Bast Thirty-first Street apartment. Neuman’s sister and mother-in-law revealed threats of murder and suicide amid a night of shouting and a neighbor’s alarm.
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Bast Thirty-first Street
Frederick Rohmer
Neumans
Otto Rymeus
Rymeus
Policeman Miller
Miller
Weingarten
Nueman
Woman Dies On Hanover Street After Illness
Theresa Alvyich, 32, of Winthrop Avenue Beachmont, fell ill on Hanover Street yesterday afternoon and died before ambulance arrival at the Relief Station. Death attributed to heart disease. Medical Examiner Magrath to examine the body today.
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Theresa Alvyich
Winthrop Avenue
Beachmont
Hanover Street
Magrath
Women Propose Debate Sparks Economic Independence
Mrs. Bertha S. Papazian stars in The Best Thing That Could Have Happened at the New England Women's Club rooms this afternoon. She argues that women's economic independence is key to reducing late marriages and replaces the notion that a woman's place is at home. The cast includes Mrs. Papazian Miss Agnes E. Ryan Miss Edith Noyes E Minot Talbot and Frank Beetle.
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Bertha S. Papazian
New England
New York Conference seeks higher pay for Methodist pastors
The New York Methodist Conference proposes a minimum ministerial salary of 800 dollars a year and forms a 14 member commission to explore methods to raise pay for underpaid pastors over the coming year. Chancellor Day urged women's suffrage and equality, expressing support for granting women control in marital estates and earnings.
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New York
Maine Senate Considers Judge Pension Reform
The Senate approved a pursory retirement plan for Maine Supreme and Superior Court judges at age 70. The bill now goes to the Governor for signature. The Legislature also backed an industrial education system and, after a conference committee vote, sent it forward. The House reversed its stance on women’s suffrage, joining the Senate in indefinitely postponing it.
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Senate
House
Massachusetts Tax Fight Signals Senate Resistance
The income tax amendment faces rough sledding in the Massachusetts Senate with an estimated twenty Republican votes against it. The House is likely to pass the measure as supporters press for a federal tax amendment, while Governor Foss hesitates to issue a special message, fearing political signaling.
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State House
Post
Massachusetts
Senate
Foss
Committee On Federal Relations
Tax Amendment Battle Shapes Senate Vote Count
The tax amendment faces a tight Senate vote with 20 opposed and 18 in favor. Key figures include Adams, Barnes, Chase, Nash, and Nash among opponents, while Curley Doyie Grainger Hatley Hoar Hunt Lomasney Malley Murray Nason Newhall Nash Powers Timilty form the pro side. President Treadway and Chase are noted as doubtful.
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Adams
Brown
House
Pearson
Federal Relations Committee
Gates
Barnes
Schoonmaker
Stearns
Chase
Treadway
Friends of
Arthur 8. Adams
George L. Barnes
Frank P. Bennett, Jr
Charles V. Blanchard
Charles H. Brown
Daniel E. Denny
Wilmot R. Evans, Jr
Joseph S. Gates
Levi H. Greenwood
Joseph H. Hibbard
Roland M. Keith
Walter B. Mellen
Henry C. Mulligan
Charles H. Pearson
John H. Schoonmaker
Harry N. Stearns
George H. Tinkham
James E. Tolman
Joseph Turner
John E. White
Martin P. F
Samuel Ross
James P. Timilty
Allen T. Treadway
Charles S. Chace
Nason
Newhall
Nash
Rev W N Ackley buried in Warren Rhode Island
The body of Rev W N Ackley, who died in Brooklyn after a vestry dispute at St Andrew's Church, was brought to Warren Rhode Island for interment at South Cemetery. The grave service was conducted by Rev Joseph Hutchinson of St Mark's Church and four Masons from Washington Lodge served as bearers.
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Washington Lodge of Masons
Warren
Teachers Confident on Elementary Assistants' Salary Rise
Committee on cities of the Legislature heard teachers express confidence after a meeting aimed at securing a long sought raise. Leaders from Boston Elementary and Teachers' Clubs urged support and highlighted inadequate pay levels for kindergarten and assistant teachers amid rising living costs.
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Committee On Cities
Post
Annie W. Leonard
Boston Eelementary Teachers’ Club
Miss Leonard
Fand
Mary E. Perkins
Boston Teachers’ Club
Benjamin Dean School
South Boston
Katherine A. Kiggen
Mayhew School
West End
Legislative Committee
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