Major Edgerly Sees McAdoo On Boston Smuggling Fraud
Major J Homer Edgerly former deputy surveyor of the port of Boston met with Secretary William G McAdoo to discuss a new line of inquiry into Boston smuggling crimes The conference marks the first time Edgerly has been summoned by the secretary with other officials expected to corroborate his statements
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Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
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Customs Organization
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City Leaders Condemned by Local Union Delegates
Delegates to the Boston Central Labor Union passed a resolution condemning Boston city officials for sending police to Hopedale during the strike and called for their immediate withdrawal.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Boston
Hopedale
Boston Labor Union Resolution Criticizes Draper Company
The Boston Central Labor Union asserts adherence to AFL principles and the Declaration of Independence, condemning the Draper Company for un-American treatment of employees. A revolt against these conditions is attributed to a certain organization, with the city mayor and police commissioner taking action.
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Manay
United States
Draper ‘Company
City of
Boston
Very Low Fares to California on Coast Via Rock Island Lines
Travel ad promotes inexpensive passages to California via North Pacific Coast routes with Rock Island Lines. Three route options offered along with comfortable tourist sleeping cars. Tickets on sale March 15 to April 15. For details contact S. W. Parrott at 288 Washington Street Boston.
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Montenegro Denounces France Naval Move At Balkan Coast
King Nicholas of Montenegro expresses sorrow over France sending the Edgar Quinet cruiser to the Montenegrin coast. He calls it bitter irony linking a noted writer to a Balkan independence clash. Montenegro vows to resist coercion and maintain its war posture amid European pressure.
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Edgar Quinet
France
Balkan
Europe
Greater Boston Faces Severe Telephone Girls Strike
City leaders rush to avert a major labor crisis as 2200 Boston telephone girls vote on a potential switchboard walkout. Officials seek quick adjustment to prevent paralyzing business disruption. Mayor Fitzgerald works to broker an understanding amid rising tensions.
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Greater Boston
Fitzgerald
International fleet blocks Montenegrin port of Antivari
An allied naval demonstration including Austria-Hungary Italy France Germany Great Britain blocks Antivari. British message to Montenegrin premier cites protest at non fulfillment of powers wishes. Montenegrin reply decries neutrality breach and war state tensions. Austrian troops near the Montenegrin boundary move without notice.
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Minister in alienation case today before court
Accuser in the alienation of affections suit named Chester A. Boynton, against Reverend W. B Ayers of Wollaston, faces the court today. The action centers on claims of marital distress connected to Ayers.
Trial Opens Against Reverend Ayers in Wollaston Case
The suit charges Rev. William B. Ayers of Park and Downs Congregational Church with alienating the affections of Helen W. Boynton wife of Chester A. Boynton. Trial to begin today in Suffolk Superior Court.
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Park and Downs
Boynton Reinstated and Transferred Between Churches
The dispute at Wollaston Congregational Church led to Boynton's suspension and expulsion by its standing committee over attacks on Rev Ayers. An ex parte council later exonerated Boynton and recommended admission to the First Congregational Church of Revere, which accepted him yesterday.
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Ship Mimi Capsizes Off Bay City Trapping 22 Men
Bay City Oregon April 6 Twenty two men including the ship's captain the Portland wrecking company president and a Marine Underwriters representative were trapped in the hold of the German ship Mimi after she capsized off the beach while being hauled from a reef where she had been trapped two months. All but three are believed lost.
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Seven Men Cling to Wreck Until Rescue Falters
A shipwreck off the shore saw seven men cling to the hull as surfboats failed to launch. Despite crowd pleas and repeated gun signals, two men were swept away by a wave and life-savers refused a volunteer crew fearing certain death. By dusk only three remained, with hopes fading.
Wilson to present tariff bill to Congress at noon
Washington April 6 The Democratic tariff bill approved by President Wilson and the House Ways and Means Committee will be introduced by Chairman Underwood in the House at noon tomorrow. Senate Democrats weigh endorsement as sugar and free wood provisions block agreement. a White House conference with Wilson is planned to discuss schedule by schedule revision.
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John Adams
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Ways and Means Committee
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Senate Finance Committee
White House
Senators Seek Margin to Pass Finance Bill
The finance committee members explored party support for the bill but had not found a satisfactory margin to ensure its passage. One cent
Mortgage Burned as Roxbury Church Clears Debt
St. Andrew's Methodist Episcopal in Roxbury celebrated the burning of the last mortgage note on its church property. The service was held yesterday afternoon with the pastor Rev Karl Raubach opening the event and Rev Joseph Kendel of Saxonville applying the match to the mortgage.
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Roxbury
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Saxonville
Telephone Strike Threat Looms After Boston Labor Meeting
The Massachusetts State Board of Arbitration is to host a 10 30 conference with 4 committee of telephone workers at the State House. If no agreement is reached, a strike could begin by tomorrow morning.
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Greater Boston
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Anniversaries Remembered Far and Near
Francis Lowell founder of Lowell Massachusetts born 1775 and William Ellery Channing a founder of American Unitarianism born 1780 noted. Dublin Castle in Ireland burned in 1684. A year ago today floods in the Mississippi Valley left 30000 homeless.
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Lowell, Mass
William Ellery Channing
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Mississippi Valley
Boston Forecast Fair to Warmer with Winds
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather Monday followed by increasing clouds and warmer conditions on Tuesday. Moderate northwest winds accompany the change as New England experiences similar conditions.
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Washington
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