Curfew Plan Hailed by Floretta Vining for Beacon Hill
Floretta Vining former suffragist and newspaper owner says she will seek a Beacon Hill curfew law with 9 pm for under 15s and will press Mayor Fitzgerald and City Council. She criticizes suffrage tactics and the D A R convention while praising some suffragists and vowing support for suffrage in 20 years.
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Beacon Hill
Floretta Vining
Fitzgerald
Miss Vining
Margaret Foley
Washington
Post
Stony Beach
Melrose Pupils Receive Seeds For City Gardens
Over 6000 seed packages have been given by Melrose school authorities and women’s clubs to city schoolchildren for use in school gardens. Ground preparation is underway and planting will begin this week. An innovation in Massachusetts school gardens will see planting of cotton and peanut seed in nearly all Melrose school plots.
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Women’s Clubs
Melrose
Massachusetts
Lynn Man Arrested for Disorderly Conduct at Theater
Thomas Parkas of Lynn was arrested in a Lynn moving picture theatre last night on a disorderly conduct charge after a young woman, who declined to name herself, testified he persisted in annoying her during a darkened screening.
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Thomas Parkas
Lynn
Planning 10 Rebuild the G. O. P.
A Chicago conference on May 11 gathered six U S Senators and 32 Republican leaders from nine states to discuss re organizing the party along progressive lines. They debated actions for the Republican national committee meeting in Washington on May 24 and whether to hold a national convention this year.
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Chicago
United States
Republican National Committee
Washington
Roosevelt
Albert B. Cummins
Kenyon
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Sherman
Old South Boston Resident Patrick Malley Dies at Carney Hospital
Patrick M. Malley, one of South Boston's oldest residents and father of Rev. Augustine D. Mailey of St. Bridget's Parish Framingham, died yesterday at Carney Hospital from a complication of diseases.
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Patrick M. Malley
South Boston
Augustine D. Mailey
St. Bridget’s Church
Framingham
Carney Hospital
Not Doctor Shaw Denies Involvement in Cambridge Crash
Dr. Albert J. Shaw of 78 Mountfort Street asks the Post to remind friends he was not the Albert J. Shaw in a Cambridge automobile accident report. He says he witnessed the collision from the sidewalk and had no relation to the involved parties.
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Albert J. Shaw
Mountfort Street
Cambridge
Shivery Weather and Roaring Chicago Republican Confab
A cool Boston day contrasts with hints of warmer times tomorrow. In Chicago a lengthy Republican conference at a lakefront hotel drew key leaders as they weigh reorganization and possible primaries, including questions on a national convention and Southern representation.
Cold May Day Weather Shifts Hats Ahead
At 4 am the day opened as the coldest with a 37 degree reading, and by 8 pm the thermometer rose to 50. Few straw hats appeared as thousands wore coats on the beaches yesterday, with many indoors before fires. May is nine degrees below normal, and today may not warm, delaying straw hat season until May 15.
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Boston
Derby
Cambridge man left dying after street assault
Patrick Loughrey, 17 Mellen street Cambridge, was attacked near Brattle Square after refusing to quarrel with two men. He is at Cambridge Relief Hospital with a fractured skull and not expected to survive. Suspects James Hughes and Fred Wood, both Cambridge residents, were arrested and charged with the assault.
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Brattle Sq
Cambridge
Patrick Loughrey
Mellen Street
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Loughrey
James M. Hughes
South Street
Fred A. Wood
Trowbridge Street
Wealthy Vancouver Man Detained on Immigration Stop
J. B. Mills of Vancouver British Columbia a former Canadian Parliament member arrived from Liverpool aboard the Devonian and was detained for several hours by immigration officers. A reported millionaire he was held for a board hearing due to recent fever recovery and poor health. His wife aged about 40 accompanied him and was released after landing.
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J. B. Mills
Vancouver
B. C
Liverpool
Mills
Board of Special
George B. Billings
Progressives Articulate Views on Party Reorganization
Fragmentary remarks show a conference discussion among Republicans about reorganizing the party. The tone indicates broad support for proposed changes and informal exchange of views on strategies and methods.
Argentine Fight Against American Beef Trust
Buenos Aires May 11 The Argentine government moves to oppose the American beef combine. The council of ministers will study the issue soon to curb speculation harming the Argentine market.
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American Beef Trust
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Council of Ministers
Thanksgiving for Pontiff in Rome as Pope recovers
A solemn Te Deum was celebrated in St Peter's by Cardinal Rampolla in thanksgiving for the Pope's recovery. Thousands attended the service. All churches were illuminated and St Peter's facade and coronada were lit by 14,000 lanterns and torches. The illumination featured Constantine's jubilee of church freedom.
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St. Peter's
Cardinal Rampolla
St. Peter’s
Constantine
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