U S Duty to Mexico Debated at South Congregational
The Citizenship Class topic Our Responsibilities Towards Mexico prompted a debate on intervention versus multinational action. Harvard law instructor Philip M. Brown argued intervention would be a mistake unless led by many nations, while Edwin D. Mead of the Massachusetts Peace Society opposed intervention and cited South American revolutions as precedent.
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Mexico
South Congregational Church
Philip M. Brown
Harvard University
Edwin D. Mead
Massachusetts Peace Society
Mr. Brown
Japan
Brown
South America
United States
Mr. Mead
United States Intervention Urged by Brown
Mr. Brown argued that U S intervention must eventually occur. Mr. Mead rejected the statement, taking exception to the remark.
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Brown
United States
Mr. Mead
Auto Causes Flood In Chelsea After Hydrant Collision
Lewis Levenson of 192 Arlington Street lost control while turning at Second and Walnut streets in Chelsea yesterday afternoon. He struck a hydrant, breaking it off and flooding the nearby streets.
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Second and
Walnut Streets
Chelsea
Lewis Levenson
Arlington Street
Fire in Tremont Bank Building Basement Contained
A basement blaze at the Tremont Bank building corner Congress Street and Postoffice Avenue was fought by Engine 4 led by Captain Riley. Fire started in a carpenter shop area used by Cotting and spread to partitions into the boiler room, causing $1500 in damage. Patrolman Kelley reported the incident yesterday morning.
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Tremont Bank
Congress Street
Postoffice
Bulfinch Street
Riley
I. M. Teylor & Co
Boston College Alumni Plan Golden Jubilee Celebration
Alumni gathered at the new college in Newton to plan the golden jubilee observance on May 25 and raise funds. Cardinal O'Connell pledged a personal $1000, leading a drive to expand subscriptions. an executive committee and several speakers outlined plans and invited further support.
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Boston College
New College
Newton
Arthur W. Dolan
Thomas J. Hurley
Edward A. McLaughlin
Dolan
Michael J. Doody
P. R
John F
Joseph F. O'Connell
John D. Drum
Charles A
THE
T. J. Murphy
E. A. McLaughlin
M. J. Doody
John F. O'Brien
John F. Lehy
Dancing masters ignite folk dances to counter tango fad
Chicago police bar the Grizzly Bear and Turkey Trot while awaiting the Sappho and Ace of Diamonds to lead a national folk dancing push. They renounce naughty steps, add swings and pretty points, hoping the new names will captivate the public and curb popular dances.
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Chicago
Mary Garden
Salome
Bunny Hug
Father given life for killing 13 month old daughter
John Serminski was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his 13 month old daughter on March 22. He admitted causing the infant’s death after claiming he acted in a fit of rage. the child’s skull was crushed and the body bore bruises.
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Jackson, Mich
John Suerminski
Serminski
Fire destroys upper room at Irving House
Several occupants of the Irving House fled into the streets wrapped in blankets when an upper room there caught fire. The blaze gutted the entire interior of the South Framingham hotel this morning.
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South Framingham
Irving House
Fire damages hotel and art studio top floor
Harris J. Porter owner estimates damage around 3000 dollars. A fire destroyed an art studio with valuable paintings on the upper floor and damaged furniture. Firemen controlled the blaze in under an hour. Origin traced to a room where men who had been smoking cigarettes spent the night. This was the building’s second fire in two years.
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Harris J. Porter
Flirtation leads to fines for two men in New York
William A. Murphy and William J. Moran were fined five dollars each for disorderly conduct by Magistrate Appleton at the Jefferson Market Police Court. Complainant vaudeville actor William B. Carr accused them of flirting with his wife during a Broadway ride, leading to a scuffle and punches.
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New York
William A. Murphy
Convent Avenue
William J. Moran
West Sixty-sixth Street
Appleton
Jefferson Market
William B. Carr
Carr
Thirty-fourth
Murphy
Moran
New Clothes for Boys and Girls at Gilchrist's Boston
Gilchrist's promotes fresh outfits for youths with hats caps suits coats dresses stockings and shoes at reduced prices. Highlights include boys and girls shoes from 75 cents to 3 50 and women’s suits from 10 to 25 dollars among thousands of items and economies.
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Boston
Gilchrist’s
Gilchrist
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U. S
Cambridge
John F., O'Brien
Charlestown
Charles J. Martell
Leonard S. Whalen
Dorchester
Timothy J. Murphy
Roxbury
J. H. H. McNamee
James B. McHugh
Timothy J. Brinnin
Thomas P. Flanagan
S. J
Holy Cross College
Sappho
Washington
Winter Sts
Worcestershire
New England
GEO
WM. Bentley CO
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