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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1915

Page

5

Legislature Blocks Efficiency Commission Reforms

The Economy and Efficiency Commission failing to secure legislation this year to abolish and reorganize the Fish and Game Commission was rejected by the fisheries and game committee at the State House. Senator Eldredge ruled the panel could not consider reorganization provisions already disposed of, leaving only the Wilbraham preserve transfer debate to be addressed, as the hearing fizzled.

Economy and Efficiency Commission State Fish and Game Commission Commonwealth Legislative Committee On Fisheries and Game State House Fish and Game Commission Economy Commissioners Department of Fisheries and Game New York Economy Board Eldredge Tyrrell White Fish and Game Commissioners Field Commission

Boston woman seeks clemency for Leo Frank case

Mrs. Florence Spooner of 96 Pickney street a Massachusetts abolitionist wrote Governor J M Slaton of Georgia urging executive clemency for Leo Frank in his capital punishment case.

Florence Spooner Pickney Street Masachusetts J. M. Slaton Georgia Leo Frank

Lady Bountiful Proves Loyal to Her Boys Comic

A color comic feature showcases a steadfast guardian figure protecting a group of boys, highlighting loyalty and guardianship in a lighthearted Sunday scene.

Bountiful

Dentist Keyes Finds Neglected Teeth At State Hospital

Dr. Frederick Keyes reports at a large state insane hospital that among 1700 patients there were only six toothbrushes. He notes 75 percent of women have pyorrhea, many need extractions, and many require artificial teeth.

Frederick Keyes Newbury Street State Board of Registration In Dentistry Rigg

Dentistry Committee Seeks Top Talent for Public Work

A committee is formed to ensure systematic dentistry is practiced locally. It calls for sufficient monetary compensation to attract the ablest dentists to this important field of public health.

Experiences as maid or mistress in servant girl debate

A Sunday Post feature asks readers to share their experiences as maids or mistresses amid the ongoing servant girl problem, inviting personal anecdotes and perspectives from households and staff.

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Scrubwoman Falls 15 Feet At State Street Building

Miss Amelia Hoy of 14 Lamson Street East Boston a scrubwoman backing from the first floor at 73 State Street yesterday slipped into an elevator well and tumbled to the sub basement. The janitor in the basement assisted until medical help arrived.

Amelia Hoy Lamson Street East Boston State Street Miss Hoy

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