Nurse Threatened in Asylum Probe
Dr. L Vernon Briggs clashed with two board members over admitting further testimony by Frankis. He threatened to summon Frankis as a witness himself to obtain all information. A private noon session followed, ending with a decision to allow Frankis to continue. Nurses testified alongside Frankis against the hospital while Dr Ernest V Scribner defended administration.
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Frankis
Briggs
Haien
Dr. Briggs
Frankil
Ernest V
Dr. Briges
O'Meara
Whittemore
Dr. O'Meara
Dr.Briggs
Halen
Franklin
Scribner
Hallen
Charles Vogel
Hearing Clashes Over Witness Rule in Hospital Probe
The board upheld a rule that witnesses may be called only once for direct and once for rebuttal, rejecting calls to reopen Frankis’s testimony. Tensions rose as nurses testified about abuse, sheeted patients, poor meals, and staff misconduct while observers suspected a white wash as the investigation resumes tomorrow at 11 AM.
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Charles E. Thompson
Halen
Mildred Harris
O’meara
Haien
Louise Moon
Ada Milligan
Dr. O'Meara
Rose Pontbriand
Rose Costa
Miss Culpan
Gertrude Roberts
Washburn
Miss Fergerson
Washburn 2
Frankis
South Framingham
Scribner
Frederick White
John Lowe
Arthur McPhee
Bertha Harris
Mary Dudley
State Board
Hospital probes meet violent threats force witnesses out
A hospital investigation involving Dr. Galvin and witnesses faced repeated threats from attendants. Haien warned of personal danger and bought a revolver amid calls to stay inside after dark. Frankil fled after threats and demanded police protection, leaving his hospital post abruptly as reporters reported on the hearing.
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Mr. Haien
Boston
Frankil
Frankl
Frankis
Has He A Cure For Rheumatism Ad In Letter
A reader recounts suffering from rheumatism and claims to have found a lasting relief. The writer urges readers and physicians to contact F. H. Delano in Syracuse for a free package of the medicine used, and asks the editor to publish the appeal prominently.
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F. H. Delano
Delano Bldg
Syracuse
N. Y
Chick and Loughrey to Box at Atlas A. A. Show
Joe Chick of Fall River and Frank Loughrey of Philadelphia are signed to box twelve rounds in a double windup at Atlas A. A. Tuesday night. Joe Egan of South Boston to meet top lightweight in a twelve-round bout. Two six-round preliminaries will be announced later.
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Joe Chick
Fall River
Frank Loughrey
Philadelphia
Atlas A. A
Chick
Loughrey
Joe Egan
South Boston
Paderewski Delivers Recital at Symphony Hall Tomorrow
Paderewski’s recital in Symphony Hall is set for 2:30 p.m. Friday with a revised program. He shifts Bach Liszt Fantasia and Fugue in G major to Prelude and Fugue in A minor, alongside Beethoven opus 109 in B flat, Carnival by Schumann, three Chopin pieces, and two Liszt works. George Gibbs’ serial “Madcap” in the Sunday Post Magazine advances to an exciting next installment.
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Paderewski
Symphony Hall
Schumann
Chopin
Liszt
George Gibbs
Sunday Post
Fight for control on Beacon Hill
Republicans win 22 Senate seats and need a unifier to elect a Speaker in the Massachusetts House. With 114 House Republicans and 121 votes required, Cush ing cannot be re elected without cross party support. President Greenwood defeated, new Senate president to be chosen.
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Senate
Cushing
Massachusetts
House
Greenwood
Cushing Looms Over House Speakership Fight
Speaker contenders move through a split field as Cushing works to rally 106 Democrats and 19 Progressives. Lomasney eyes GOP votes if Democrats falter, while Republicans and Progressives resist uniting behind a speaker, complicating any clear path to leadership.
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Cushing
Progressive
Contested Speakership Draws Mulitple Boston Rivalries
Representative Cox is named as Republican choice to succeed Speaker Cushing if he cannot be re elected. Haines faces Progressive nomination and possible Republican split. Burdick and Sawyer eyed as independents to unite factions, Bodfish and others discussed as alternatives. Senate contenders include Bazeley Williams Gordon Bagley Hilton Johnson Wells. The paper notes an upcoming political exhibition after recounts.
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Channing H. Cox
Cushing
Cox
Benjamin F. Haines
Medford
Haines
Boston
Boston Democracy
Morton H. Burdick
Adams
Burdick
Roland D. Sawyer
Ware
Sawyer
Edward C. Bodfish
Wareham
Senate
William A. Bazeley
Lombard Williams
Gordon Gordon
Edward C. R. Bagley
Fred Hilton
Charles Capt Johnson
Henry G. Wells
Republicans Dazed by Crushing Defeat in Races
Estimated results show Secretary race with Donahue 184265 and Kinney 189914. Wood 842798. Donahue leads by 44341. Treasurer Mansfield 170059, Burrill 152415, Keith 84849, Mansfield by 17644. Auditor Pope 165126, White 151220, La Riviere 79502, Pope leads by 13906. Attorney General Boynton 167012, Swift 160624, Newton 79096, Boynton leads by 6388.
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Donahue
Kinney
Wood
Mansfield
Burrill
Keith
Pope
White
la Riviere
Boston Vote Totals for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Vote counts show Walsh 46 568 for Governor with Bird 18 827 Gardner 18 169 and Foss 3 197. Walsh leads Bird by 27 741, Bird ahead of Gardner by 56 658. For Lieutenant Governor Barry 45 910, Goetting 18 678 Cosgrove 14 752. Barry’s plurality totals 27 237.
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Walsh
Bird
Gardner
Foss
Barry
Goetting
Cosgrove
Councillors Elected Across Eight Districts in State Vote
First district Eben 8S and S Keith Bourne Republicans. Second district Charles W Guy Quincy Democrat. Third Timothy J Buckley Boston Democrat. Fourth district Alexander McGregor Malden Republican. Fifth district Edward G Frothingham Haverhill Republican. Sixth district John J Hogan Lowell Democrat. Seventh district Edmund Mortimer Grafton Pro and Democrat. Eighth district Henry H Bowles Springfield Pro and Democrat. Re-elected.
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Eben 8S
S. Keith
Bourne
Charles W. Guy
Quincy
Timothy J. Buckley
Boston
Alexander McGregor
Malden
Edward G. Frothingham
Haverhill
John J. Hogan
Lowell
Edmund Mortimer
Grafton
Henry II. Bowles
Springfield
Hays-Tibbs Recital At Steinert Hall Delights Crowd
Roland B. Hays tenor and Roy Wilfred Tibbs pianist gave a well attended recital in Steinert Hall. Hays showed exceptional promise with a unusually sweet sympathetic voice.
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Roland B. Hays
Roy Wilfred Tibbs
Steinert Hall
Mr. Hays
Vocalists Examined in Concert Reviews at Length
The review praises a singer for chill and charm, clean diction, and refined phrasing, while noting a habit of tensing throat muscles that hinders upper tones and suggesting immediate correction for greater resonance. Tibbs is praised for ambitious compositions and a strong Rachmaninoff Prelude performance, though tempo may be fast due to nerves.
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Mr. Hayes
Tibbs
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Swift Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast, reliable cure for grippe and severe colds. It claims to open nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headache and fever, with dosing every two hours for three doses, costing 25 cents at drug stores.
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Pape
Grippe
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