Mellen Ready 0 Talk About Long Island Institute Conditions
Two letters from Long Island institution inmates reached the Post claiming noisy billiard room after 8 and profanity in dining hall. Superintendent James F. English denied any truth, saying only officers use the billiard room, dining hall is orderly, and coal heating comes from the power house.
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Railroad Merger Inquiry Nears Presidential Discussion
Purdy of the federal government plans an interview with President Mellen after a Boston visit with Asa French about alleged illegality in the merger of the New York New Haven and Stratford with Boston and Maine and other roads. The New Haven says Boston and Maine and Central New England are not true competitors and federal jurisdiction may arise over marine property acquisitions.
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Mellen
New England
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Big Vote Urged by Democratic Ward Chairmen
Serenity filled the Quincy House as Democratic ward chairmen met to aid registration for the State election. Chairman Bill Mc Clellan urged a large turnout to help elect Dolan Dennison and Donovan, amid doubts about the machine’s ability and Moran’s current edge. Nobodies attended in person. many sent committee members to the luncheon. Nominsey and Linehan reportedly planned to back Dennison and Donovan at the polls.
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Tandy Appointed to Succeed Landy at State Arsenal
Major Elon EF. Tandy, ordnance officer on General Whitney's staff, was appointed superintendent of the State arsenal by Governor Guild yesterday. He succeeds Captain Luke R. Landy, who has held the office over 20 years.
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Luke R. Landy
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Postmaster General to Address New England Postmasters
Postmaster General George von I will address the Postmasters Association of New England at its annual meeting. The gathering is set for the American House with topics on postal reforms and service improvements.
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American House
Shut-Ins Talk At Boston Food Fair Highlights
The food fair featured talks on the plight of shut-ins led by Mrs Eva T Ainsworth and included remarks by Miss Mary Hamilton Hadley Alonzo Merrill and Rev Lyman Merrill. Beatrice Bannon sang and Anna Scott shared visiting shut-ins experiences.
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Curtiss Indicted for Attempt to Kill in Plymouth
Plymouth county grand jury reports thirty six indictments mostly for larceny and burglary The most serious indictment charges Andrew L Curtiss with attempted murder of Fred A Shaw at Scituate on June 9 The criminal session of the Superior Court will begin Monday.
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Andrew L. Curtiss
Fred A. Shaw
Scituate
Superior Court
Pittsburg Man Dies After Drinking "Acid High Ball"
Joseph Cravec who invented the acid high ball dallied with the drink for two weeks then shot himself this morning. He died at St Francis Hospital.
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Penn
Joseph Cravec
St. Francis Hospital
Bitter Words At Convention Hearing
The Ballot Law Commission heard testimony under police guard on a dispute over Bartlett and Whitney nominations for governor. Lawyers Parker and Mayberry sparred over fraud and ticketed admission. witnesses described convention manipulation and records custody as the panel aims to finish by next week.
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Mr. Mayberry
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Harvey H. Pratt
Mr. Parker
Malachi I. Jennings
Mr. Whitney
John A. Kelcher
John A. Sullivan
William S. McNary
Charles §. Ham
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Parker
Parker's Address Outlining the Whitney Case
Mr Parker argues the Democratic State committee acted for the many not just a few and claimed its authority to represent the whole party. He previews evidence that the committee conspired to secure General Bartletts nomination and that officers worked to insure it.
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Whitney
Gerry Brown
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Brown
Parker
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Red Haired Authors Clash Over Affinity Problem
The Red Haired Authors split views on the affinity problem and their positions are set to be debated in tomorrow's Sunday Post. The piece signals a lively confrontation between opposing perspectives in the literary circle.
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Yale freshman gravely hurt after pool dive
New Haven Oct 11 Yale scientific school freshman Charles D Griswold was injured yesterday by a dive into shallow water at the gymnasium pool and doctors say his neck may be broken in a serious condition and he may not recover.
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Yale Infirmary
Charles D. Griswold
Yale Scientific School
Garbage wagon drivers fined for carelessness
Post exposure of uncovered refuse wagons led to fines in Municipal Court. Charles Wilson paid 40 dollars and John Healey 20 dollars as Judge Ely ordered penalties yesterday. Further offenders are expected to face court action.
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Charles Wilson
John Healey
Ely
Duck Shooting Sparks Tribal Tension in Nett Lake
In Nett Lake Minnesota on October 11 local reports say a Minneapolis drummer fired birdshot at an Indian during duck shooting. The incident has increased distrust of white men among the local tribe and heightened tensions in the area.
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Net Lake
Webster Confident in Narrow DA Race Rivalry Heats Up
Webster a Republican nominee declares confidence ahead of the May 5 election. Dennison, backed by the Democratic city machine and mayoral allies, leads a strong slate with Coakleys and Doyle backing, while Moran seeks independent support amid a three way contest.
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