Massachusetts Democrats urged to back Olney for national nomination
The Massachusetts Democrats are urged to unite behind Richard Olney for the St Louis convention. Tomorrow's caucuses across the state decide whether a Massachusetts man should be nominated. The editorial urges a unanimous endorsement of Olney, calling him a worthy, capable Democrat with broad trust.
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Japanese Aims in Manchuria At Season Start
As season opens and land operations in Manchuria begin, curiosity grows over Japanese motives. It is unlikely they seek conquest of Russia, a vast empire spanning continents.
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Manchuria
Russia
Japan Resumes War Strategy and Corea Control
In the St Petersburg Tokyo dispute the question is Japan's objective for the coming campaign. A Japanese general reportedly favors extending influence along the coast and Corea, arguing a shorter sea route and easier lines of supply from a warm southern climate. With Corea already in Japanese hands, dislodging them could prove difficult for Russia, suggesting Japan may compel a favorable international settlement through decisive coastal gains.
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Buccaneers of Finance Hear Lawson’s frank gas case testimony
The New York World publishes Lawson’s revised interview in which he outlines a $46 million to $66 million profit from a gas deal. He claims the public was deprived without their knowledge via a “trick in finance,” with memoranda as only evidence. He contrasts modern finance with buccaneering and questions the moral decay of financiers.
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Hearing on Boston smoke nuisance abatement is set
Tomorrow at 10:30 in Room 444 State House a legislative committee hearing will consider Edward R. Warren and others petitioning for laws to curb soft coal smoke in Boston and vicinity. Advocates stress the urgent need to clarify and strengthen statutes to stop soot, protect health, and preserve the city’s beauty and buildings.
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Legislative Committee On Cities
Edward R. Warren
Boston
Noted Boston figures mark a week of events
Dr F H Mahoney buys West Dedham stables and riding school as Tremont Theatre hosts a notable Thursday event. John B Schoeffel marks twenty five years in Boston management with a reception and a silent souvenir. In Stoneham the press sways a Republican caucus outcome as editor Lewis breaks a tie voting Foss lose the delegation. Also announced is the engagement of Miss Minnie Mae Stewart and Ernest Eckert Gillette Harvard 0 9.
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