Lodge to work for Dyer bill at special session
A delegation from the National Equal Rights League met Senator Lodge at the Republican committee headquarters seeking support for a petition to the President to call a special session next month to consider the Dyer anti lynching bill. Lodge agreed to urge a session with the Liberian loan and Dyer bill prioritized.
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Moon
Lodge
National
As Rights League
Republican Committee
Nball
Tink
Ham
Shaw
White House
Christian
Trotter
Senate Judiciary
Massachusetts
Woman drinks iodine after quarrel with father
Dorothy Clayman twenty of West Second street was taken to City Hospital after consuming iodine from a nearby bottle following an evening quarrel with her father Frank Clayman. Doctor Sheehan ordered her removal. little iodine was swallowed. Queen Alexandra owns Vienna opera glasses valued at twenty five thousand dollars.
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Dorothy Clayman
West Second Street
Hosital
Dorothy
Frank Clayman
Wm. J. Sheehan
Fourth Street
Alexandra
Vienna
Ancient and Honorable Artillery hosts at Bermuda banquet
Boston's Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company entertains Bermudian officials and notable guests at a Princess Hotel banquet in Hamilton. Toasts honored the U.S. president and the King as the ship departs for America tomorrow at 11 o'clock.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Boston
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
United States
America
Old Boston
Royal British American banquet at Princess Hotel
In the Princess Hotel dining room a joint banquet unfolded with banners of Great Britain the United States and Massachusetts. Captain Richmond G. Stoehr and Brigadier General Frank F. Cutting presided as toasts followed by Governor Sir John J. Asser Secretary Frederick W. Cook and others.
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Sir Edward Morrison
Canada
R. Perry Bush
Princess Hotel
Princess Hootel
Great Britain
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Richmond G. Stoehr
Frank EF. Cutting
Massachusetts
Bermuda
Gvernor
John J. Asser
Frederick W. Cook
City of
Hamilton
Evelyn Walker
Boston
Thomas H Dowd
Two Men Arrested After Attempted Theft on Troy Street
Two youths accosted Frank Keefe on Troy street in the South End and tried to strip him of his new trousers and belt worth about $10. Police from East Dedham street station intervened and arrested James Cashman of Roxbury and Frank McCann of South Boston for attempted larceny.
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Troy Street
South End
Fifth Street
Boston
Frank Keefe
Highland Street
Radcliffe Rumor Claims Possible New Boathouse
A campus rumor suggests Radcliffe may add a boathouse on the Charles River. The Athletic Association notice asks students to volunteer for crew if a house is provided while college authorities consider funding a shell but not a boathouse.
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Radcliffe
Charles River
Athletic Association
Ange
Big Rally Planned by Ward 23 Women in Roslindale
The Women's Democratic Committee of Ward 23 led by Mrs. Joseph J. Leonard plans a big meeting at Roslindale Municipal Building next Tuesday evening in support of the State ticket. Speakers include former Mayor Fitzgerald Col Gaston Daniel Ahearn and several local leaders. A large Roslindale and West Roxbury women’s committee will assist with arrangements and a lively reception is planned for candidates.
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Women's Democratic Committee
Ward 23
Joseph J. Leonard
Roslindale
Fitzgerald
Col. Gaston
Daniel Ahearn
Mary Mahan
John F. McDonald
Susan W. FitzGerald
Alice EB. Cram
Daniel J. Mahoney
William Keenan
D. J. Brickley
Peter Murray
West Roxbury
West Roxbury Man Sentenced in Assault Case
Anthony W. Pezznola, 29 Tabor Street Dorchester, arrested by Patrolman Martin Kelley, was sentenced to one year in jail after arraignment before Judge Perrin in West Roxbury court. The assault victim was an 18 year old West Roxbury girl whose name was withheld.
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Anthony W. Pezznola
Tabor Street
Dorchester
Martin Kelley
West Roxbury
Somerville Liquor Squad Members Ordered to Appear
Somerville police and a safety committee clashed over two liquor squad officers. Chief Kendall refused to allow Sergeant James M. Lynch and Patrolman Charles F. Lacey to testify before the public safety committee, prompting talk of a department wide investigation by city officials.
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Kendall
James M. Lynch
Charles F. Lacey
Somerville
Somerville Committee On Public Safety
Students form Service League at Boston University
A new organization named the Student Service League has been formed at the Boston University School of Religious Education. Fifty dormitory students joined. The freshman class elected officers: President Earl Aban of Columbus, vice president Eileen Aderton of Harrisburg, secretary Margaret Ilsley of Melrose Highlands, treasurer Clarence Ginnes of Malden, and senate representative Louis M. Parlee of Chelmsford.
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Student Service League
Boston University School of Religious Education
Temple
Earl Aban
Columbus
Eileen Aderton
Harrisburg
Margaret Ilsley
Melrose Highlands
Clarence Ginnes
Malden
Senate
Louis M. Parlee
Chelmsford
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Buy Diamonds Direct
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John D
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City Hospital
R.h.white Co
White’s
White
Faux ’ Piano House
Oren Sar. Even
Gaston
Somerville Police and ‘Safety Committee
Chicago
Taffetas Messalines
Ee Crepe DE Chines
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Entre
Lincoln Street
Sixth Avenue
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Indianapolis
Uniontown
San Francisco
Oldfields
R. W. Harris Tire & Rubber Co
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