TABLE NAMES OF CONSTABLES
The City Council tabled eight constables for reappointment who issued poll tax warrants in Deland's delinquent tax drive while approving 42 others with no complaints. Eight petitions including Barry Belson Gregory Maffei Palmer Small Twomey and Smith were kept on the table. Roscoe Smith will be heard next Monday over a complaint of a $4.40 payment while an inmate at the Boston Consumptives Hospital. The council also asked Collector Frank Deland to present all data on the constables and their warrants at next meeting.
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Deland
Barry
Belson
Gregory
Maffei
Palmer
Small
Twomey
Smith
Roscoe Smith
Moriarty
Boston
Today’s Agenda of City Meetings and Events
At 10 a.m. a maternity benefits bill hearing is set at the State House. A 10:45 a.m. Mass Woman Suffrage Association citizenship course meets at 585 Boylston St. Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Bellevue with Walter Hampden as guest. Luncheon for Pilgrim Publicity Association at 257 Washington St with Everett B. Terhune speaking. 3 p.m. Opening of Knights of Columbus recreation building at the U S Naval Hospital Chelsea. 4 p.m. Professor Staley on Salesmanship at 168 Dartmouth St. 5:45 p.m. Twentieth Century Club dinner honoring Walter Hampden. 8 p.m. Social hygiene committee conference of Massachusetts and Boston Leagues of Women Voters at 50 Beacon St.
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State House
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Boylston Street
Kiwanis Club
Bellevus
Walter Hampden
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Washington Street
Everett B. Terhune
Knights of Columbus
United States Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Staley
Dartmouth Street
Twentieth Century Club
Conference of Social Hygiene Committee
Massachusetts and
Boston Leagues of Women Voters
Beacon Street
Open Junior Week at Boston University Ends in Mixed Review
The junior week program at Boston University began with the Jacob Sleeper Hall production of When Billy Disappeared. The amateurish yet engaging comedy featured Gladys Harden as Mary and Charles Ruddy as Billy with a supporting cast from several area towns. it was directed by Miss Mary Winn.
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College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Jacob Sleeper
Billy
Walter Ben Hare
Mary Blake
Gladys Harden
Mary
Charles Ruddy
Arthur Jordan
Peabody
Karl Newhall
Boston
Rockwell Gray
Lechmere
N. H
Ray Starke
Reading
Mary Sullivan
Dorchester
Mary Emerson
Cheshire
Virginia O’connor
Allston
Ruth McHale
Stoneham
Virginia Turnbull
Mary Winn
Newton
Marion Laird
Dawson City and Yukon Question in Post Letters
Readers discuss whether Dawson City and Yukon belong to the United States with comments on steam and boiling water. A Bible verse puzzle is noted, citing Ezra 7 21 as often quoted but lacking the letter J.
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Sir
Dawson City
Yukon Territory
United States
Yukon
Northern Territories
Canada
Post
Artaxerxes
Hog Cholera Epidemic Hits Four Farms in Vermont
Four farms near Montpelier, Vermont, have been quarantined for 40 days after hog cholera was detected by Dr. A J Defossett deputy commissioner of livestock. Serum will be supplied at cost to applicants and farmers are urged to report any pig deaths to curb the outbreak.
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Montpelier
A. J. Defossett
Supreme Court Takes Recess Without Dry Act Decision
The Supreme Court recessed today until May 17 without issuing a ruling on the constitutionality of the Dry Act prohibition amendment or its enforcement act.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Manual questions heat church litigation at Boston conference
Edwin A. Krauthoff outlined a bill to secure a court ruling on the Christian Science church manual as governing law. He said loyalty means adherence to the manual in full and defended the text against denials. Daisy L. Krauthoff presided. John R. Watts spoke on Christian Science literature.
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Edwin A. Krauthoff
Copley Plaza
The
Christian Science Church
Daisy L. Krauthoff
John R. Watts
Christian Science Publishing Society
Krauthoff
Turbine Casing Bursts Injuring Two at Wachusett Plant
At the Metropolitan Water Works plant near the Wachusett dam two workers were severely injured when a turbine casing burst under water pressure. Walter H. Chace electrician and Carl E. Davis were taken to hospital with cuts and contusions to arms and head. Property damage is about 12000 dollars.
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Clinton
Metropolitan Water Works
Wachusett Dam
Walter H. Chace
Carl E. Davis
Fleet Starts Practice Soon for Atlantic Fleet Visit
The Atlantic fleet begins speed trials and large gun target practice after leaving New York on May 11. The sequence includes a visit to Annapolis for graduation exercises, then Hampton Roads, Portland Maine and Boston assignments for battleships Utah Florida North Dakota Nevada Delaware. Return to New York is set for July 6 with leaves granted during a one month period.
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New York
Atlantic
Navy
Annapolis
Hampton Roads
Utah
Florida
North Dakota
Portland
Nevada
Norfolk Navy Yard
Delaware
Boston
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Oklahoma
Weaver Robbery Ties to Auto Crash Mystery
Mt Vernon N Y May 3 Coroner reports evidence suggesting George H Weaver vice president of the Remington Typewriter Co was robbed after an automobile wreck on the White Plains road. The pocketbook with no money was found about a half mile from the wreckage along with a few business cards. Investigators seek a young woman said to have dined with Weaver at a roadhouse late Saturday night to determine if she entered the car after the meal.
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MT. Vernon
George HI. Weaver
Remington Typewriter Company
White Plains
George Engle
Weaver
Engle
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