Ban on Local Clubs Under New Liquor Law Draws Actions
Gloucester police raided the Magnolia North Shore Grill Club and seized 28 gallons of champagne beer and wines. The Law Enforcement League backs a push against Brookline Country Club and other venues while Marblehead clubs closed bars after a Swampscott raid. The Lynn court will hear the New Ocean House case today as Felix W McGettrick leads the league’s battle.
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New Ocean House
Swampscott
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
North Shore Grill Club
Magnolia
Gloucester
Law Enforcement League
Corinthian
Boston
Ocean
Lynn Court
Lummus
Lynn
Felix W. McGettrick
Judge Perkins
McJettrick
Duke of Marlborough Seeks Reconciliation With Wife
Peace talks open between the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough. Lady Lillian Grenfell advocates reconciliation and has moved efforts from Sunderland House to Deauville. The Duke, at Blenheim, awaits a clear invitation. the duchess seeks her father’s counsel on the continent as court troubles influence the couple.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Lillian Grenfell
Sunderland House
Deauville
Duke of Marlborough
Lillian
Marlborough
Blenheim
Fight On for New Charter for Cambridge
Cambridge politics heats as Charter Association pushes a new city charter with a mayor and four council members and preferential voting while Mayor Barry and Democratic leaders oppose it. The measure would take effect Jan 1 next year with the first election under the charter on Dec 12.
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Barry
Charter Association
Cambridge
Belief in Woman Suffrage Prominent Figures Urge Vote
Governor Eberhart of Minnesota and Elbert Hubbard favor women’s suffrage predicting ballots soon. Eberhart cites Western progress and women succeeding in all tasks, endorsing dignified methods over street speaking. Albertus argues suffrage aids men in their relations with women.
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Eberhart
Minnesota
Elbert Hubbard
West
Ile
Fra Albertus
Seattle
Equal Suffrage Views From Governor Eberhart and Others
Governor Eberhart argues for political equality for women and rejects militant methods as counterproductive. He cites near passage of a Minnesota suffrage bill, progressive Western moves, and women in leadership roles, including mayors and police chiefs. He cites Hubbard on partnerships and the positive impact of women voting in Seattle and elsewhere.
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Eberhart
Second Raid On Building In Province Court
Police from Station 2 raided 12 Province Court for unlawfully playing cards arresting Julius Grosberg Joseph Berland and Sam Fine. A week earlier eight men were fined five dollars after pleading guilty.
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Province Court
Manning
Trainor
Horton
Driver
Buchanan
Station 2
Julius Grosberg
Auburn Street
Joseph Berland
Chambers Street
Sam Fine
Lowell Street
Direct primary ruling wipes enrolment in Luce areas
Attorney General Swift says the new direct primary law ends party enrolment in cities with Luce joint primaries. Voters will choose Republican or Democrat statewide. Swift sent a formal opinion to Secretary of State Albert P. Langtry in response to his questions.
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Swift
Luce
Albert P. Langtry
Boynton
Boston Vote Enrolment Rules Discussed by Attorney General
The attorney general rules against sending this year’s voting lists under Chapter 550 of 1911 and requires a new enrolment of all cities and towns at the next primary under Chapter 560. The opinion, aligned with Governor Foss’s veto, shapes primary procedures and party signing rules amid Republican concerns.
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Boston
Swift
Supreme Court
Republican State Committee
Sidewalk Snapshots No 24 Jennings and Macleod
Malachi L. Jennings has been placed by Governor Foss on the Ballot Law Commission, a key body on election disputes. Frederick J. Macleod is poised for a Railroad Commission appointment to succeed Walter Perley Hall, potentially as chairman, reflecting his central role in the Democratic push for Governor Foss and his lasting influence in party leadership.
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Frederick J. Macleod
Foss
Ballot Law Commission
Jennings
Whitney
Henry M. Whitney
Charles W. Bartlett
Springfield
Macleod
I*oss
Railroad Commission
Walter Perley Hall
Superior Court
Senate
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Holdup Boys Behind Bars In Peabody Case
Oscar Anderson and George Hiltz of Malden with a companion nicknamed Nap attempted to flee Wakefield police after selling 40 two cent stamps to A I Moore of Wakefield. Moore alerted authorities, officers pursued and seized Anderson and Hiltz as they boarded a trolley car. The other companion escaped. The trio face Peabody court arraignment for breaking and entering the Peabody post office.
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George Hiltz
Malden
Wakefield
Peabody
Peabody Court
Peabody Post Office
Anderson
Hiltz
A. I. Moore
Main Street
Moore
Lynnfield
West Peabody
Chief Pollard
Wakefield Department
Nap
Dorchester Woman Rescued From Burning Home
Fire at the Howard residence on Highland Avenue prompts forceful removal of Mrs. Charles Howard an invalid aged years by housekeeper Annie Stover and neighbor Mrs Bryant Beard after she refused to flee as flames from an oil stove engulfed the kitchen and spread.
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Charles Howard
Highland Avenue
Dorchester
Howard
Annie Stover
Howards
Morocco Dispute Nears Settlement Between Germany and France
Berlin Aug 4 Germany and France move toward a general settlement on the Moroccan crisis. French ambassador Jules Cambon and German foreign secretary Major Von Eiderien Waechter meet and agree on broad lines, though details still to be arranged.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Jules Cambon
Von’Eiderien- Waechter
Settlement Talks Shift Interest to Colonial Office
The article notes the settlement remains unclear but centers on extensive trading of colonial possessions. Russia acts as a mutual broker, smoothing tensions between London and Paris. Emperor William planned to join Empress Auguste Victoria at Wehelmnshohe but stayed in Potsdam to confer with Bethmann-Hollweg and Kiderien Waechter.
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London
Paris
William
Auguste Victoria
Wehelmnshohe
Potsdam
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Kiderien Waechter
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