Pheasant Slaughter Bill Filed to Limit Massachusetts Harvest
Massachusetts moves toward a pheasant close season as Frank Murphy proposes a law giving the Governor power to halt slaughter amid strong claims by hunters and conservationists. Heber Bishop and Animal Rescue League leaders press for protection, while letters to the Post reflect divided views on hunting and crop impact and a push to safeguard game birds for future seasons.
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Massachusetts
Frank Murphy
Massachusetts Fish and Game Association
State House
Heber Bishop
Boston
Congress Fails to Adjourn Amid Cotton Spin
Washington Oct 22 Filibustering Southern Democrats pressing for relief legislation for cotton states blocked a Senate adjournment resolution already passed by the House. Led by Senator Hoke Smith Georgia they kept Congress in session and without a quorum in Washington. If no recess agreement is reached tomorrow until after the November election Congress may remain in session indefinitely.
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Washington
Congress
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Cotton Belt
Senate
House
Wilson signs war revenue bill before adjournment
President Wilson arrived from a golf course in an automobile with secret service to the Capitol at 5:45 PM to sign the war revenue bill and other measures, signing them in the President’s room without his reading glasses, borrowing glasses from Senator Hughes to complete the action.
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Wilson
Secret Service
Speaker Clark
Senator Clarke
Senate
Senator Hughes
New Jersey
Pheasant shooting debate and praise for Massachusetts game commission
A letter argues pheasants should not be shot or funded by the state, noting tails as hats ornaments and suggesting landowners enforce limits in settled districts. The writer cites English game farms and praises Massachusetts Game Commission for understanding duties, urging adherence to fisheries and game recommendations for state benefit.
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New England
Bellingham
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Game Commission
Fisheries and Game
Commonwealth
Arnold Seagrave
Woonsocket, R. I
Gasolene Gus Joins Brand New Game in Sunday Post
Gasolene Gus appears in the comic supplement of the next Sunday Post as a fresh strip character. The feature introduces a playful setting with Gus navigating light-hearted challenges and humor in a weekly format.
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Gasolene
Gus
Next Sunday Post
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Blood Purifier
An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that prevents disease and treats ailments from catarrh to rheumatism. It claims blood purification enriches the body, removes scrofula, and strengthens the whole system, urging readers to take it and share with the family.
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Hood
Business Men to Be Boosters for Boston Growth
Mayor Curley announced a new vast organization in his office meeting that includes over 10 000 business men. The group unites Boston's leading commercial and industrial bodies to promote the city economic development. An executive committee of 20 was chosen and many Hub leaders attended the session.
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Curley
Boston
Boston Forms First Association to Boost City Commerce
The Boston First Association plans regular City Council chamber meetings to promote Boston as the nation’s leading commercial and industrial center. John N. Cole serves as secretary. Captain John G. Crowley chairs the executive committee. Max Mitchell is treasurer. The roster includes Mayor Curley and leaders from the Chamber of Commerce, various trade groups, and labor organizations.
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Boston
Boston First Association
New York
America
John G. Crowley
Boston Maritime Association
Max Mitchell
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Curley
J. Randolph Coolidge
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Thomas F. Anderson
Boston Shoe and Leather Association
L. P. Winchenbaugh
Rotary Club
Alfred P. Lee
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Daniel A. Badger
Master Builders’ Association
George ©. Morton
Credit Men's Association
Felix Vorenberg
Massachusetts Credit Union
Silas Pierce
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
John J. Barry
Boston Central Labor Union
Fuller Worse Last Night in Roslindale Assault Case
Frank M. Fuller a state street lawyer and assault victim at his home 55 Metropolitan Avenue Roslindale was reported worse at Forest Hills Hospital last night with life in grave danger. He cannot appear in West Roxbury District Court today in the case against his ward William F. Sullivan who is under arrest in connection with the mystery.
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Frank M. Fuller
State Street
Metropolitan Avenue
Roslindale
Forest Hills Hospital
West Roxbury District Court
William F. Sullivan
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