Bridge Bill Moves Through Senate Amid Urban Transit Clash
The Senate passed the bridge relocation bill by a narrow margin amid fierce debate over linking Cambridge and Boston. Proponents say it aids automobilists, while opponents warn it harms river recreation grounds for residents and children and imposes high costs on nearby communities.
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Naphen
Natick
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Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair Restoration
Advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy at home remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims a large bottle at low cost, with gradual results by morning and after repeated use, hair becomes darker, thicker and glossier.
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Mrs Craine Praises Tanlac For Health Revival
Roxbury resident Mrs Katie Craine says a year of poor appetite gas and chest pressure eased after taking Tanlac. She reports better digestion sound sleep and improved nerves and urges others to try the medicine sold by druggists.
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American Girl Now French Countess
Mina Saly Beecher niece of Hugh C Wallace and Count Jean Bertrand de Lappe wed in a civil ceremony in Paris. Ambassador Herrick and the Earl of Derby witnessed for the bridegroom. The religious ceremony will be held at the Madeleine tomorrow.
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Middlesex DA Saltonstall III Ill At Home
District Attorney Endicott P. Saltonstall of Middlesex County is ill at his Chestnut Hill home with erysipelas. He did not appear at his Cambridge office yesterday and his secretary has postponed all appointments for two weeks.
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Judge Hall to Succeed Aiken on Superior Court
Governor Cox appointed Judge Walter Perley Hall of Fitchburg as chief justice to succeed John A. Aiken of Greenfield who resigned. Cox will name a new judge to fill the vacancy, with Senator Leonard F. Hardy Huntington mentioned as a possible appointee. Hardy, from the same region, chairs the Senate wage and means committee and leads the panel on Judge Edward P. Pierce's removal petition.
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Railroad shop repair outsourcing ruled illegal
Chicago May 10 The Railroad Labor Board declared contracting shop repair work to outside firms a violation of the transportation act and contract provisions. The decision labeled the action as highly significant, marking the most important ruling since the board's establishment.
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Labor Secretary Urges War on Wage Cutting and Immigration
James J. Davis, U S Labor Secretary, speaks at the National Association of Manufacturers urging industry to curb wage reductions and declare an armistice with labor. He calls for stricter immigration limits and warns against short sighted cuts harming workers as prosperity returns.
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United States Secretary of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
Gasolene Price Rise At Standard Oil Stations
Standard Oil raises gasolene prices in New England by one cent today marking the third increase this spring. Filling stations will charge 29 cents per gallon and tank wagons 27 cents.
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New England
Cincinnati Orchestra Drops Conductor Ysaye
The Cincinnati Symphony Association announces the resignation of conductor Eugene Ysaye the Belgian violinist has been accepted due to policy disputes with orchestra management.
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Ysaye
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Symphony Association
Eugene Ysaye
Shattuck Bill Advances to Senate for Unified Corrections Control
The House passed to be engrossed the Shattuck bill by 128 to 7 percent to unify state and county correctional institutions. The measure moves to the Senate for committee review on weaving and means today.
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Fortune Teller Returns Loot After Larceny Charge
Mrs. Mathilda Erickson of 68 West Canton Street South End was arrested by Dedham Street police on larceny charges for taking $4 from a client during fortune telling. She was placed on probation after returning the money in Central Court before Judge Duff yesterday afternoon.
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West Canton Street
South End
Dedham Street
Central Court
Duff
Jordan Appoints Haskell Receiver In Bankruptcy Case
Robert A. Jordan a Boston lawyer was appointed by Federal Judge Morton as receiver for George A. Haskell & Company brokers after a bankruptcy petition by creditor Mrs FB Pratt claiming about 24000. Jordan posted bonds of 20000.
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Diamond Dyes promise easy at home color for all fabrics
Each Diamond Dyes package offers simple directions for dyeing worn dresses coats and more. Guaranteed not to spot fade or run. instructs buyers to tell the druggist fabric type wool silk linen cotton or blends before dyeing.
Landmark Decision Sets Arbitration Path in Rail Labor Case
A major ruling by the board settles disputes over arming out labor between the union shop crafts and the Fallroad Harbor Belt. The board holds the Transportation Act central to the case, restoring contractor workers to board rules and reviving standard wage scales under board jurisdiction.
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Soelaten
Tases Peireshe
Ively
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States Comptroller Augustus Wandell Dies at 62
Albany May 10 Jamies Augustus Wandell state comptroller died at his home after an attack of apoplexy. He was 62 years old and had served in the post for several years.
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