Mock Session In The House On Beacon Hill
Special correspondence from Boston notes a leisurely legislative week as both chambers ponder minor bills. The Senate passes a coal dealer licensing bill while other measures await the governor’s action. a mock session features Mr. Hayes presiding and a minstrel band providing ambience.
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Boston
House
Senate
Harvard
Hooker
1St Brigade
South Framingham
Callender
Hayes
Lowell
Fletcher
Copeland
House Approves Bills on Metropolis Sewer and School Debt
The annual State board of agriculture report was presented in bound form. Lawmakers advanced acts to require the metropolitan water and sewerage board to buy the Waltham trunk line sewer and to provide for Arlington and Lexington sewer disposal. Mansfield may borrow 30000 for schools. A bill on emery plant exemptions was sent to engrossment. The House, with Speaker Myers chairing briefly, adopted a recess committee plan 97 to 10, and debated plumbers licenses briefly before voting. The chamber also approved land-taking for street railways and veterans relief nominations. The Governor was urged to prorogue the Legislature.
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State Board of Agriculture
Metropolitan Affairs
Clement
Waltham
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Stone
Lexac
Larington
wwEe
Arlington
Loxinston
Committee On Towns
Mansfield
Rogerson
Emery
House
Senate
Guy A. Ham
Henry D. Yeaton
John E. Beck
Robert Clement
Garfield
Brockton
Mills
Fall River
Myers
Parker
Springfield
Suffolk
Middlesex
Hayes
Lowell
Cambridge
Messrs. Beck
Chelsea
Craig
Lynn
Conference
Callender
Boston
Senate actions on trusts and railway bills in late session
The conference committee reported against replacing the general trust company bill with a Terminal Trust charter. The amended automobile bill passed for engrossment. A tax on land used for business faced debate. reconsideration failed 13 to 15. Amendments on coal and coke licenses shifted to secretary of state with higher penalties. passed. Porter condemned as class legislation. Railroad corporation revision report taken from table and accepted. Concord and Chelmsford street railway company to General Court. Passenger fares committee failed to agree. Soldier relief bill referred to next General Court after a Plymouth member vote 18 to 9.
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House
United States
Bay State Accident Association
Mr. Hayes
Lowell
Senate
Bay State Accident Insurance Company
Committee of Conference
General Trust Company
O'Brien
Terminal Trust Company
Apsey
Middlesex
Secretary of State
Porter
Essex
Concord and
Chelmsford Street Railway Company
Boston
Harvell
Plymouth
Commencement speakers address bribery and reform
At the 135th Friends School commencement in Providence Governor Garvin spoke on bribery and reform urging adherence to core principles and self government. He defended himself against accusations while endorsing peace and nonviolence as means to curb corruption. Dr. Benjamin F. Trueblood also spoke on athletics.
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Providence
R. I
Friends School
Society of Friends
Miller
L. F. C. Garvin
Peter McNeal
Lynn
Mass
W. O. Newhall
C. M. Bailey
Daniel C. Maxfield
T. H. Hussey
Maine
Gov. Garvin
Assembly
Benjamin F. Trueblood
Boston
Cadets Show Drills Aboard Enterprise In Boston
Gov Day and Lieut Gov Guild and councilors inspected the cadets aboard the Enterprise in Boston. Cadets drilled well, received praise from Gen Guild and council members, and after an inspection lunch the cadets climbed riggings. Addresses by Guild Read and Rear Admiral Dyer offered praise and advice to the boys.
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Boston
Enterprise
Curtis Guild
Gen. Guild
John Read
Dyer
Mills Close in Augusta Cotton Mill Halts Operations
Augusta Ga June 23 The Enterprise Cotton mill shut down Saturday due to high cotton prices. It houses 33 000 spindles and 928 looms and idles more than 500 workers. Officers listed include J P Verdery president and treasurer O B Stoughton secretary and O G Lynch superintendent.
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Augusta
Enterprise
J. P. Verdery
O. B. Stoughton
O. G. Lynch
Bon Marche Dry Goods Hosiery Mark Down Sale
Merrimack and Kirk Streets store advertises Women's Hosiery with prices cut to 6c 9c 12c 15c 19c 24c 29c 39c 50c 68c and 94c per pair. Highlights include Seamless Fast Black 6c, Fine Lisle 9c, Lace Open 12c, Lace Patterns 15c, Onyx Dye 19c, and assorted Lace Hosiery up to 94c.
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Hooper
Great Mark Down Sale of Hosiery and Underwear
Due to a cold rainy season stock of men s women s and children s hosiery and knit underwear is above limit. Prices reduced on most lines to move stock. Sale opens Thursday morning tomorrow. If you need hosiery or underwear it will pay to come.
Children’s Hosiery Markdown Sale Prices
A buyer friendly list of children’s hosiery with markdown sale prices. Includes plain and ribbed black seamless at 9c, ribbed fast black at 10c, lace and ribbed fast black with Hercules line at 12c, fine ribbed lil e stockings at 15c, fine ribbed hosiery with lace patterns at 18c, and infants’ cashmere wool stock 16c. All items feature markdown pricing across varied colors and sizes.
Sale Opens Tomorrow For Women’s Knit and Jersey Vests
Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock sales begin offering Women’s Jersey Vests, under Vests, and pants in a variety of sizes and styles. Prices marked down from 5c to 95c, with lace trims, yokes, and swiss ribbed fabrics noted across multiple garment types and finishes.
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Mark Downdale
Sale on Children’s Underwear and Vests
Mark down sale listing multiple items including 15c infants wrappers and 24c children’s lace trimmed pants with sizes all, 20c and 33c item prices, 24c jerseys and draw ers, 44c union suits with silk lace necks, all sizes, sale price 15c to 24c and 24c to 59c ranges.
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Children’s Union
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Rep. Hayes
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Gov. Day
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Governor's Council
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co
Merrimack and
Kirk Streets
Sperry & Hutchinson
Messrs. Sperry & Hutchinson
BON Marche Dry Goods Company
Yas Pet
SALE
la .Pa
Bermes
Jersey
Harvard Mills
Wallace and Wallace
Men’s Department
Goons
BON Marche Dry-Goods Company
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