Senate Vote Shows Tax Debate Split Among Senators
A roll call reveals party lines in a tax income vote with ten Republicans for and nine paired in support. Eleven Republicans opposed with nine pairs against, including George Barnes and Charles Blanchard among others.
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George L. Barnes
Frank P. Bennett, Jr
Charles V. Blanchard
Charles H. Brown
Charles $. Chace
Joseph H. Hibbard
Walter B. Mellen
James E. Tolman
Joseph Turner
Income tax amendment vote stalls in Senate stalemate
In a 19 to 19 roll call with Senator Gates absent, the Senate failed to adopt a tax amendment. Hunt and Brown led the debate as conservative opponents pressed the measure, while quorum calls and low galleries highlighted a rare public filibuster feel.
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Gates
Worcester
Taliy
Schoonmaker
Cash
Senate
Newhall
Nason
Hat
Medford
Hunt
Brown
Curley
Roxbury
State House
Governor Foss Announces Multiple Reappointments to State Board
Governor Foss announced several reappointments at the executive council meeting. Named to the State Board of Education were Thomas B. Fitzpatrick of Brookline Levi L. Conant of Worcester and Carl Hanus of Cambridge. Michael L. Monahan Clerk of Williamstown Police Court and Dr Parker Burnham of Gloucester named associate medical examiner for the 84 Essex district.
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Foss
Governor Foss
Executive Council
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Brookline
Levi L. Conant
Worcester
Carl Hanus
Cambridge
State Board of Education
Michael IL. Monahan
Williamstown
Parker Burnham
Gloucester
Essex
Verbal duel erupts in Viterbo murder trial
In Viterbo Italy Nicola Morra and accuser Gennaro Abbatemaggio clashed in court over killings of Gennaro Cuccolo and his wife. The dispute prompted a violent scene, with prisoners ranting and a judge calling a recess as juror illness halted proceedings.
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Italy
Nicola Morra
Gennaro Abbatemaggio
Gennaro Cuccolo
Bianchi
Abbatomaggio
Morra
Antonio Cerrato
Abbatemagero
Ciro Vitozzi
Cerrato
Five Ohio lawmakers indicted in bribery case
Franklin County grand jury indicts three State Senators Isaac Huffman L Ranandrews George Cetone and Representatives George Nye A C Lowry for soliciting bribes. Rodney Diegle sergeant at arms is charged as aiding and abetting. Bail set at 5000 for Huffman Ranandrews Cetone Lowry and Nye. 10000 for Nye and Diegle.
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Franklin County Grand Jury
Assembly
Isaac KE. Huffman
L. Ranandrews
George K. Cetone
George B. Nye
A. C. Lowry
Rodney J. Diegle
Senate
Lowry
Nye
Diegle
Woman Dies After Shootout in Providence Incident
Mrs. Santie Bertuglio dies after 50 hours of unconsciousness from a sensational shooting affray in Providence. The slayer Luigi D Pabio killed himself after beating Bertuglio with a gunstock. She leaves three children, including 16-year-old Vito who was with her when she was stricken.
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Santie. Bertuglio
Luigi D'Pablo
Bertuglio
D'Parlo
Edeoiea
Vito
Train clerk accused in $8000 mail theft case
Timothy F. Sullivan, 34, of Dorchester, jailed in East Cambridge on $10,000 bail after a mutilated registered mail receipt led to his arrest. He allegedly opened a New London to Boston package containing $8000 from the New London City National Bank to the First National Bank of Boston. Investigators note erasures suggesting a fifth package was originally listed. Sullivan denies involvement, says the missing package was not in the pouch when he opened it.
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Bellflower Street
Dorchester
East Cambridge
New London
William E. Hingston
Sullivan
London
South Station
Jennings
United States
Hayes
Frans Young
Boston
First National Bank of Boston
New London City National Bank
Mystery of Missing Package Ties to Dorchester Mail Clerk Wife Speaks
Mrs. Sullivan describes how a printed caution on a government card was ignored and a fifth entry left blank as investigators link the missing package to her husband Tim Sullivan, a railway mail clerk jailed on Charles Street. She insists he is innocent and recalls police searches at their Dorchester home on Bellflower Street. She and their two children await him tonight.
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Mrs. Sullivan
Tim
Newsboys Hold Annual Dance in East Boston Hall
The Newsboys Union of Boston celebrated its tenth anniversary with a gala night at Commonwealth Hall East Boston. Notable visitors from Boston’s playhouses included Richard Carle Nat M Wills Harry Kole Dave Vine Montgomery and Sears. Members from Boston newspapers and the Hotel and Railroad News Company attended. Jacob Applebaum chaired the arrangements committee.
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Commonwealth Hall
Boston
Richard Carle
Nat M. Wills
Harry Kole
Dave Vine
Montgomery
Sears
Hotel and Railroad News Company
Boston Newsboys' Club
Jacob Applebaum
Shaw Estate Seeks Tax Abatement in Milton and Brookline
Two petitions for abatement of personal property taxes were filed in Norfolk Superior Court by the trustees of the estate of Quincy A. Shaw. In Milton the original tax was 11259 with 959 abated last year. in Brookline the levy was 41455 with a 10000 abatement.
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Dedham
Milton
Brookline
Norfolk
Quincy A. Shaw
Insure Lives to Build High School in Rogers Arkansas
The Board of Education insures the lives of 18 young men for 1000 dollars each to safeguard a 35000 dollar bond issue for a new high school building. The board will pay the premiums on the policies.
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Rogers
Ark
Board of Education
Man Held for Trial on Charge of Mother's Murder
A man charged with murdering his mother Mrs Ann Elizabeth Littlefield of Block Island was released on bail tonight set at 10 000 dollars.
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Field
Ann Elizabeth Littlefield
Block Island
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