Governor Palatal Defends Rights of People
A Massachusetts voice opposes pre-primary conventions arguing they would weaken the direct primary, empower party bosses, and tilt power away from women and voters. The speaker defends current system, warns of wealth influence, and urges informed voter pamphlets to improve primaries.
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Curley Warns of Rising Relief Costs and Realty Burden
Boston Mayor James M. Curley says state relief expenditures for January and February rose versus 1930, warning taxes may need boosting unless relief comes from non regular sources. He advocates not shifting the burden to tenants and tenants in need, and calls a 2 p.m. conference at Boston City Council chambers with mayors and selectmen invited.
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Writer Spurns Interview in Lambent Verse
English author John Galsworthy, wintering in Tucson Arizona, declines an interview citing his focus on a novel about English life. He says writers have less interesting life views than tradespeople and refuses to discuss letters or public views, ending the interview. The Concoct female charity society meets this afternoon with Mrs. Herbert W. Hosmet on Lowell Road.
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Amusing New Trimmings Prompt Spring Fashion in Paris
Paris shoppers learn am in g new trim mings for spring including nickel bound buttons on belts and cuffs. Velvet jackets feature glass painting borders while fan pleats adorn crepe and marocain dresses with sleeves and side fronts edged near the elbow.
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Concord Board of Trade reviews street renumbering and park plans
West Concord meeting in Warner Hall chaired by Kennan Damon discusses revising house numbers on Commonwealth Ave and nearby streets. They plan to develop and improve a park at Commonwealth Ave and Lansbrook Road with selectmen assistance, plus street lighting updates and efforts to fix a dangerous junction at Commonwealth Ave and Laws Brook Road. A new meetings cadence and several committees were formed for renumbering streets and road safety improvements.
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Passing of Bill Rogers Is Mourned
Correspondent Bill Rogers of the Brooklyn Eagle died at 41 after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Cape Cod and educated at Syracuse and Kansas University, he joined the New York press corps after early training elsewhere.
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Veteran New York Reporter Rogers Remembered by Colleagues
Obituary tribute notes Rogers as a fearless versatile reporter who covered police work crime and trials for the Eagle and others. He worked with many notable New York journalists including Russell Owen Forrest Davis and George Buchanan-Fife. A Brooklyn Eagle editorial praises his extensive police knowledge and underworld reporting.
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Hold Final Whist In Series Concord Lodge Event
The Concord Lodge of Elke held the final whist night in a five game series at Elks Hall led by Lovell P George and Harold Tompkins. Mrs John Smith won first prize with others receiving cash and consolation awards.
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Emerson Hospital annual meeting notes and officers
The Concord Emerson Hospital annual meeting was held at the Home Wednesday evening. Charles G. Eagarton served as president with Mrs Wisner Upton as vice president and Wheeler of Musketa as secretary. Mr B Smith of Academy Lane was listed among officers. The record of attendance and receipts was reported.
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