Smuggling Clues in Back Bay In Boston Case
Witnesses testified about smuggling networks tied to Back Bay importers and large New York firms. Officials questioned dock workers and passengers aboard the Cunard line ship Cretic while expanding scrutiny of Italian goods and duty dodging schemes.
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Campaign speech marks Bull Moose state effort
Johnson of Cambridge presided as Bull Moose campaign opened with a pledge and a resolution denouncing subsidized press. Bird, the Massachusetts candidate, urged tariff reform and minority rights, praising women’s support and urging cross party amalgamation at Beacon Hill. He criticized the Governor’s power and called for a Progressive Legislature.
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Declines to Admit or Deny Marriage in Dedham
Miss Margaret R. Landers and Harold F. Glover, a Dedham youth, filed marriage intentions and obtained a license but refuse to admit whether they are married. Friends are unsure how to respond. Miss Landers stated she has nothing to say and will not reveal her status.
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Margaret R. Landers
Harold F. Glover
Dedham
Miss Landers
Deutscher Verein Elects Officers for 1613 14
The Deutscher Verein of Harvard elected officers for 1613 14. President F. D. Hansen of Milwaukee Wis. vice president G. Priester of Zweibrücken Germany. secretary R. N. Williams of Cambridge. treasurer S. B. Otis of Winnetka Ill. councillors Dr. Biberhardt Dr. Leider Hugo Francke of Cambridge W. E. Quinby of Pittsburg Pa. chosen as executive committee member.
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Zweibreucken
Germany
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Cambridge
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Winnetka
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Cambri
Tech students in street dining riot attempt
About six Technology students near St Botolph Street caused a near riot at a noon race incident. They pursued a colored man who allegedly slapped a white waitress for not obeying orders, but he fled to the kitchen and the proprietor ordered the students out.
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St. Botolph Street
Painters Strike Marlboro Workers Force Major Walkout
Marlboro workers halted tasks as 150 journeymen painters walked off the job on April 1 prompting attention from local firms and unions. the action disrupts contracts and raises questions about wage demands and working conditions in the building trades.
Demand for wage rise and half holiday mentioned
A note describes a push to enforce a wage increase from three dollars to 3.28 dollars a day with a Saturday half-holiday. It also previews a Charles Dana Gibson picture, A Widow and Her Friends, in the Post upcoming Sunday, sized 17 by 12 inches with a color framed presentation.
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Charles Dana Gibson
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C. J. Hood CO
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