Wilson Flags Mexico Threats and Need for Strong Government
President Wilson asserts Mexico’s strongman rule harms democracy and warns of 2000 by 1000 mile empire south of the Rio Grande. He cites 200,000 bandits aiding a corrupt system, calls for vigilance against foreign influence, and highlights anti American sentiment among Indians hoping to expel whites.
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Wilson
Stephen Bartlett
Louis K. Liggett
Chamber of Commerce
Theodore Roosevelt
Felix Diaz
Pueblo
Mr. Wilson
Pacific
Rio Grande
Mexico
Blame for Murders Charged to Mexican Government
Henry Lane Wilson former ambassador to Mexico told 250 Chamber of Commerce members at the American House yesterday that the present administration is directly responsible for the murder of Catholic priests and the outraging of nuns in Mexico.
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Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
Taft
Chamber of Commerce
American House
Missing Roxbury man sought after brother dies suddenly
Family and friends search for John J. Hegarty of 33 Linden Park Street Roxbury to inform him that his brother James Hegarty died suddenly yesterday. John, a Spanish War veteran and Charlestown Navy Yard worker, disappeared last Saturday believed to have had money. Funeral set for tomorrow.
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John J. Hegarty
Linden Park Street
Roxbury
James
Charlestown Navy Yard
Westfield Women Found Marriage Drive Club
In Westfield on April 6 Carl Wilmore reports the town's first marriage drive by local women after a month without a wedding. The group aims to erase the town’s marriageless stigma and enter names into the town clerk’s golden book, despite plentiful eligible bachelors.
Westfield Young Ladies' Leap Year Club Drives Marriages
In Westfield the Young Ladies Protective Leap Year Association pushes for more marriages. Members led by Miss Antoinette Gamache vow to urge suitors via dances, banquets, and public action after a month with no marriages despite a town population of 18 411.
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Antoinette Gamache
Miss Gamache
Westfield's Stigma and the Remedy
In Westfield no marriage has occurred in over a month with one exception. The town clerk's assistant cites a population of 18 411 and a lack of eligible bachelors. A leap year club aims to counter the record with a banquet for the first girl who proposes. Men are to be corralled at all costs, according to the girls.
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Westfield
Westfield Young Ladies’ Protective Leap Year Association
Post
White Stone
Roadhouse, Ill
Ruth D. Edgertown
Miss Incog
Westfield Young Ladies Protective Leap Year Association
Gamache
Mary Sears
Edna Toole
Marie Hickey
Anne Taylor
Beatrice Burns
Evelyn Davison
Doris Foley
Matilda Guinasso
Agnes Phillips
Mary Leonard
May Monahan
Teresa Monahan
Katherine Martin
Teresa Martin
Katherine Ferreter
Ella Ferreter
May McGourty
Helen Bowler
Incognito
Miss McGourty
Suit for 1000 Damages Over Dog Bite
A 9 year old boy Mario Massa of Revere sues John Christoforo for 1000 damages in Superior Court. Massa claims he was bitten by Christoforo s dog on May 21 1914 in Revere. Christoforo allegedly knew the dog was mischievous and ferocious and let it run at large without proper control.
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Mario Massa
Revere
John Christoforo
Brown
Superior Court
Massa
Christoforo
Clergy urged to observe May seventh centenary of Bible Society
Bishop Lawrence of the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts urges Massachusetts clergy to observe May 7 1916 to present the Bible Society’s claims and honor a century of its usefulness. The message cites the General Convention committee led by William M. Grosvenor and lists members Seth Low G W Pepper Robert Treat Paine and others. The clergy are asked to recognize the American Bible Society’s centennial and encourage congregations to engage with its work.
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Lawrence
Episcopal Diocese
Massachusetts
American Bible Society
Episcopal Church
William M. Grosvenor
St. John
Frederick B. Allen
Ernest M. Stires
Seth Low
G. W. Pepper
Robert Treat Paine
Boston to Get Pay for Gallup's Island
Mayor Curley expects within 60 days the federal government will enrich Boston's treasury by 150000 dollars the purchase price of Gallup's Island quarantine station as it passed to federal control. The money will be applied to outstanding indebtedness per Dr Rupert Blue.
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Curley
Boston
Gallup’s
Island
Rupert Blue
Federal Health Service
Dean's Kidney Pills Promises Kidney Relief
Winter strain and cold illnesses tire the kidneys and sap energy. Damp weather worsens backaches and nervous fatigue. Dean's Kidney Pills are advertised to flush poisons from the blood and tone the system, restoring vitality and addressing weak kidneys. Greater Boston residents endorse the remedy.
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Greater Boston
Dean
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Boston Residents
Boston residents testify to Doan's Kidney Pills easing chronic back pain and kidney issues. James F. McCarthy cites back strength and normal kidneys after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Riket-Jaynes Co. Mrs. Farrell and firefighter Waltz report relief from backache and renewed energy. Judah Crowell credits the pills with a total cure after extensive medical failure.
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James F. McCarthy
Medford Court
Dean
Riket-Jaynes Co
P. J. Farrell
Addison St
Doan
Plumer St
Everett
A. F. Waltz
Waltz
A. J. Falt
E. Sixth St
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Port
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Roessle Bock Beer Doz
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Columbus Hall
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Mareh
Wesfield
Tion
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Judah Crowell
Dean’s
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