Man Charged With Cruelty to Horse In Central Court
Charles Sodofsky was yanked from his wagon seat as the animal dropped dead. Prosecutor turned to Harvey Buller of the S P A for arraignment in Central Court on the cruelty charge tomorrow. Nathan Friedman and Lewis Mair held at $2000 for grand jury exposure for robberies on Hingham Street and at Washington and Corning Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sodofsky
Charles I. Winslow
Harvey Buller
Sodofsky
Central Court
Nathan Friedman
Lewis Mair
Henry Blaney
Hingham Street
Alfred J. Lee
Washington
Corning Streets
Six Harvard men are made editors
Six Harvard men were yesterday elected to the editorial board of the Harvard Monthly after meeting requirements by writing pieces suitable for publication. The new editors are Howard Henderson of Hingham Massachusetts Arthur K McComb of Boston Dudley G Poore of Cedar Rapids Iowa Percival F Reniers of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Elisha Whittesley of Pittsfield Massachusetts and David E Lynn of Youngstown Ohio.
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Marvard
Harvard Monthly
Howard Henderson
Hingham
Arthur K. McComb
Boston
Dudley G. Poore
Cedar Rapids
Percival F. Reniers
Pittsburg
Elisha Whittesley
Pittsfield
David E. Lynn
Youngstown
Arlington High School Triumph Over Reading 10 to 4
Arlington High School defeated Reading High School yesterday afternoon in Reading with a 10 to 4 score in a Mystic league game.
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Arlington High School
Reading High School
Reading
Lasell Class Crews Train at Riverside
Lasell Seminary crews from all four classes train daily at Riverside under Coach E. H. Ordwey as interclass races loom at year end. Juniors and seniors showed strong form in early trial spins while no interscholastic contests lie ahead this year. Lasell remains the sole local seminary rowing program in the region.
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Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Riverside
E. H. Ordway
Lasell
Miss Lippe
Miss Hobson
Miss Buetner
Miss Strain
E. Crane
Miss Canfield
Miss Lewis
Miss Bisbee
Miss Busey
McLaughlin Milk Bill Victory in State Senate
Victory crowned the efforts of the advocates of the McLaughlin milk bill to provide state health inspections and milk grading. Presented by State Health Commissioner McLaughlin, the bill was substituted for Senator Cummings Worcester's prior proposal during yesterdays Senate session.
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Senate
McLaughlin
Cummings
Worcester
Flames Near Acid Bottles at McGarry Drug Store
State police to investigate a noon blaze at Frank J. McGarry's drug store 437A Columbus Ave. Damage estimated at 2500. Fire menaced denatured alcohol and bottles of nitric and muriatic acid as flames spread from the rear to the salesroom and proprietor's suite upstairs.
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Frank J. McGarry
Columbus Avenue
Malley Sues Lunch Company After Ejection Incident
Boston attorney Charles F. M. Malley sues the Walton Lunch Company for 5000 dollars claiming he was assaulted and publicly accused of shoplifting after dining on School Street. Defense contends Malley was intoxicated and caused a disturbance. trial before Judge Brown and a jury concluded with evidence in and a verdict pending.
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Charles F. M. Malley
Boston
Walton Lunch Company
Malley
Brown
Superior Court
School Street
Senate mixes up bills on health payroll and hotel pay rule
In a Monday session advocates of the McLaughlin bill misread the Cummings measure as acceptable to Health Commissioner McLaughlin. The Senate then amended the Cummings bill to require weekly hotel employee payments limited to city hotels and moved it to engrossment. A substitution was voted to require street railway firms to file proposed car-schedule changes with the Public Service Commission. The Senate also engrossed under suspension the tag day license bill.
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Cummings
McLaughlin
Senate
MaLaughlin
Chapman
Boston
Public Service Commission
Missing Newton girl Mary Purcell found in Boston
Fifteen year old Mary Purcell who had been missing from Newton since last Saturday was arrested by Joy Street station police and held on a charge of being a stubborn child. She will be turned over to Newton police today.
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Mary Purcell
Newton
Joy Street
Harvard Straw Hat Day Declared for Saturday
The ultimatum for straw hat day was pronounced last night and Harvard students may wear straw hats on Saturday without fear of assault. The measure, approved by the Student Council, comes after a late decision linked to leap year and recent balmy days. The public can view Harvard's hat selection during the Harvard Yale track meet at the Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
W. W. Sanders
Catholic Knights Begin Convention in Louisville Cathedral Mass
The Catholic Knights of America opened their annual convention in Louisville with Mass at the Cathedral and a sermon by Bishop O Donaghue. Two business sessions followed as the group met alongside Kentucky State Council Knights of Columbus, also in convention.
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Louisville
Catholic Knights of America
O’donaghue
Kentucky State Council
Knights of Columbus
Five Workers Killed in Atlas Powder Plant Blast
Five workmen died in a powder explosion at the Atlas Powder Company plant at the end of Lake Hopatcong. The company president W. J. Webster issued the statement late today confirming the fatalities.
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New York
Atlas Powder Company
Lake Hopatcong
W. J. Webster
Senate approves pensions for Indian War veterans
Washington May 9 The Senate today passed the House bill granting pensions to survivors of Indian wars from 1860 to 1891. The approval would raise the pension roll by about 1 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Senate
House
Army Bill Agreement Reached In Light Of Washington
May 9 agreement on the army reorganization bill was reported at sight. Conferees from the Senate and House plan to renew talks tomorrow and aim for a compromise so the first major defense measure could reach the President’s desk next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Senate and House clash on volunteer army and National Guard
Senate conferees admit surrender of the 261,000 man volunteer army reserve but aim to strengthen citizen training camps. House insists National Guard be the main reserve. Agreements anticipated on a regular standing army and National Guard reorganization to create roughly 400,000 defence reserves.
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Senate
House
National Guard
Secretary of War
Cummings Praises Wilson At Connecticut Dem Caucus
Connecticut national committeeman Homer Cummings as temporary chair of the Democratic State committee praised President Wilson and his administration at New Haven. He assailed critics in caustic terms as the delegation to the St. Louis convention was to be chosen.
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New Haven
Homer
Cummings
Connecticut
Democratic State Committee
St. Louis
Wilson
Boston Marine Society Banquet and Ladies Night Event
Master mariners of the Boston Marine Society gathered at Young's Hotel for their annual banquet and ladies night. The evening featured musical entertainment following the banquet program.
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Boston Marine Society
Young's Hotel
Fay Is Jailed for 8 Years in German Conspiracy Case
Robert Mas, a former German army lieutenant, was sentenced to eight years in Atlanta federal prison for conspiring to destroy Allied munitions ships through bomb conspiracies. Walter Scholz and Paul Daeche drew four and two years respectively, with fines of $2 each, as Judge Howe noted their lesser role. A writ of error was filed for Daeche with bail continued. Fay and Scholz planned writs of error and bail requests.
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New York
Robert Mas
Atlanta
Walter Scholz
Paul Daeche
Howe
Ray
Fay
Germany
Daeche
Scholz
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