Today’s Local Meetings and Miss Wigmore Heads East
At 19 a m the New England Centre of Day Nurseries holds its annual meeting at 3 Jay Street. Kiwanis Club meets at City Club at 12 30 p m. The annual conference of missionaries convenes at Gordon Bible School at 2 p m. Sunday school superintendents gather at Bates Hall at 6 p m. Women’s City Club is addressed by K Ratcliffe at 6 30 p m. Lynwood Farnam organ recital occurs at Emmanuel Church at 8 p m. Miss Ethel Wigmore of Maine departs for Peking to become librarian at the Union Medical College.
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New England
Jay Street
Kiwanis Club
City Club
Gordon Bible School
Bates Hall
Women’s City Club
K. Ratcliffe
Lynwood Farnam
Emmanuel Church
Ethel Wigmore
Maine
Peking
China
Union Medical College
Mystic Stock Designations in 1918 19 Hearings Spark Debate
Testimony reveals use of letter and number designations for stock accounts to shield traders from clerks. George A. Rich notes such practice common for staff protection. Burrell’s brief stock purchases and political ties at issue. Committee probes fund raising and influence on Elevated and Bay State bills.
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Hamlin
New York
George A. Rich
Boston Stock Exchange
Rich
Stock Exchange
United States
Fred J. Burrell
Medford
Burrell
Elevated
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Coolidge
Cambridge
George S. Taft
Cavanagh
McLane
Supreme Court
Legislative Committee
Senate
House
Fred P. Greenwood
Everett
George S. Baldwin
Brookline
Philip R. Ammidon
Julian W. Phillips
Framingham
William O. Kimball
Boston
James E. MacPherson
Boston Elevated
J. Weston Allen
Allen
Representative Hearn attacks Boston Elevated five-cent fare policy
East Boston representative William H. Hearn told the House that Boston Elevated trustees prize five-cent fares in Republican districts. He moved to suspend rules for immediate action, urging uniform five-cent fares districtwide. The attempt failed on a voice vote and the order was held by Speaker Young without reference.
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William H. Hearn
East Boston
Boston Elevated Trustees
Hearn
Malden
Everett
Somerville
Young
German Note Not Yet Received in Washington
Secretary Hughes learned only from press despatches about Germany’s reparations counter proposals. The formal communication, handed to Loring Diesel at Berlin by Dr. Walter Simons, had not arrived, with delays likely due to cable or wireless transmission.
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Washington
Hughes
Germany
Loring Diesel
Berlin
Walter Simons
Dr. Simons
Reichstag
Harding
Entente
Clifford to Be Assistant Secretary of Treasury
Edward C. Clifford of Chicago is expected to be named an assistant secretary of the Treasury. Secretary Mellon is prepared to recommend him to President Harding. Clifford had been talked about as a possible commissioner of internal revenue.
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Washington
Edward C. Clifford
Chicago
the Treasury
Melton
Harding
Clifford
Internal Revenue
Germany Says Total Reparations to Allies Set at 200 Billion Gold Marks
Berlin reports Germany accepts an indemnity of 200 billion gold marks (about 47 billion dollars), below the allies demand of 226 billion marks. The note proposes flexible annuities tied to recovery, an international loan, customs revenue pledges, and German participation in postwar reconstruction with labor and materials credited against indemnities.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Paris
Demand for Billion Marks in Gold by April Thirtieth
The allied reparations commission demands Germany deposit 1,000,000,000 gold marks in the Bank of France by April 30, after noting Germany’s failure to transfer the Reichsbank gold reserve. The note cites Article 235 and asserts the commission will exercise treaty powers to secure the payment.
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Germany
Paris
Associated Press
Allied Reparations Commission
Reichsbank
Rhineland
Bank of France
Belgium Not Yet Endorses French Ruhr Occupation Plan
Brussels reports Belgium has not yet endorsed the French plan for military and economic occupation of the Ruhr Valley if Germany fails to meet reparations. Foreign Minister Jaspar told the cabinet council that views were exchanged.
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Belgium
Brussels
Ruhr
Germany
Jaspar
Reverend Parker Moon Recovers Health on Tanlac
The respected Southwest Missouri Quaker leader known as Uncle Parker Moon credits Tanlac with restoring his health after years of nervous indigestion headaches and back pain. He says his appetite improved sleep returned and his energy revived after using Tanlac and urges others with stomach trouble to try it. The Tanlac distributor is International Proprietaries Inc and Liggett's drug stores in Boston stock it.
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Missouri
Parker Moon
Society of Friends
Quakers
Parker
Tanlac
International Proprietaries, Inc
Bostion
Plan Advances Yet No Decision by Allied Supreme Council
Fragmentary text notes continuing discussions among allied bodies with no decision reached pending a meeting of the Supreme Council. Indicates ongoing diplomacy and allied unity without specifying dates or participants.
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Allied Supreme Council
Dr Williams Pink Pills Tonic for Growing Girls
A non alcoholic tonic marketed to build blood and nerves for teens and weary girls. Testimonial from Mrs. Ernest E Ball of Everett Massachusetts praising Dr Williams Pink Pills noting improved color, appetite and energy after using multiple boxes. Claims benefit for anemia and thin blood with a general sales pitch for men and women. Provides purchase at druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Science City New York with a free booklet.
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Dr. Williams
Ernest E. Ball
No. d
Liberty Street
Everett
Mass
Williams
Cure Your Rupture Like Mine Remedy and Book Free
Advertisement recounts Captain Collings who suffered a double rupture after years at sea. After failed doctors and truss trials he faced a dangerous operation or death. He claims he cured himself and offers his method and book free.
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Collings
Docto
Doctor
Truss
W. A. Collings ( Inc
Watertown
N. Y
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