Benton Says Men Supposed to Be Supporting Gardner
In Albany on August 12 1914 the Frawley committee report accused Gov Sulzer of diverting campaign funds to his private use and the Legislature adopted it. An impeachment resolution for wilful and corrupt conduct in office was offered by Majority Leader Levy and passed 64 to 30. Action on the impeachment resolution was set for 11 today.
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Frawley Legislative Committee
Sulzer
Levy
Bahais Win Bitter HGH Battle Amid Court Threats
Antis withdraw and threaten court action as epithets fly in a heated dispute over HGH. Bahaists claim victory while factions clash in a public confrontation marked by accusations and political names.
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Antis
Warship Ordered To Return To Guaymas In Mexican Refugee Move
Radiograms say the armored cruiser Pitts burg was sent back toward Guaymas from San Diego with refugees and ordered to remain there awaiting Navy Department guidance. In Washington officials praised Mexican foreign minister Gamboa for his faith in US judgment and potential quick adjustment of disagreements. Two Boston women noted as leaders of the Bahai faction at Green Acre, Mrs. M. E. Reed and Barbara Fitting, are pictured atop the group.
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Cal
United States
Gulf of California
Pittsburg
Guaymas
Navy Department
Washington
Mexico
Federico Gamboa
Boston
Green Acre
M. E. Reed
Barbara Fitting
Mexico Peace Efforts Highlight Wilson Pursuit of Harmony
Secretary Bryan spoke optimistically as White House officials expressed pleasure. President Wilson told callers that misrepresentations by unnamed parties seek U.S. intervention in Mexico. He stressed the government's peaceful, friendly stance toward Mexico. John Lind arrived safely in Mexico City, easing tension as officials anticipated a favorable reception for peace measures to end the Mexican conflict.
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White House
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
John Lind
Father John's Medicine Adverts As Tonic and Builder
An old advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as a tonic and body builder. The brief copy emphasizes health benefits and long-standing use, highlighting its role in daily wellness and strength.
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Father John
Turbulent finale at Greenacre election meeting
In Eliot Maine the annual election at Miss Sarah J. Farmer’s Greenacre site ended after nine hours with Abdul Baha's followers routing the anti-Bahaist faction. A Bahaist committee forced adoption of new by laws despite fierce protests, and anti-delegates withdrew en masse.
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Eliot
Abdul Baha
Greenacre
Sarah J. Farmer
Trustees win control as Green Acre dispute escalates funeral
Antis vow appeal to courts after a contentious session. Nine trustees elected after the departure of the antis, aiming to manage Green Acre properties and oversee Mrs Helen Cole's $12 000 building legacy slated as a pagan temple. Court injunction sought as strife dominates proceedings.
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Antis
Green Acre
Helen. Cole
Fatal and serious injuries in Medford crash on Revere parkway
A head on collision on Revere parkway near the Fellsway Medford injures seven people with two possibly fatally hurt. Victims taken to Malden Hospital include Marie Keefe 22 and Bertha Pelletier 113 Antrim Street Cambridge both in serious condition. Driver Patrick J Cummings 211 Parson Street Brighton sustained internal injuries.
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Fellsway
Medford
Malden Hospital
Marie Keefe
Ellsworth Avenue
Cambridge
Bertha Pelletier
Antrim Street
Patrick J. Cummings
Parson Street
Brighton
Medford Cambridge Crash Leaves Injured As Police Struggle
First aid was given by Medford and Metropolitan police and Dr James F Duvally. An hour of confusion followed as injured gave false names. Auto 28899 driven by Patrick J Cummings collided with Henry C Preble's auto near Revere Parkway Fellsway at 8 25.
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Medford
Patrick J. Cummings
Richard T. Cummings
Peter Gannon
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
New York
Boston
Henry C. Preble
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Preble
Mr. Preble
Albert Cooper
Keefe and Pelletier
Preble Auto
Revere Parkway
Parkway
Reble Auto
Mrs Frost Arrested on Warrant for Assault with Intent to Murder
Mrs Alice Brigham Frost, 35, of Somerville, shot herself in the left breast on July 5 after wounding friend Arthur T Holt. She was placed under arrest at her home 21 Ashland Street Somerville by Lieutenant Carter and Inspector Kennedy on a warrant charging assault with intent to murder.
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Alice Brigham Frost
Somerville
Arthur T. Holt
Carter
Kennedy
Somerville Police
Ashland Street
Arrest leads to bail in Somerville case
Due to the woman's condition she was not taken to the Somerville police station. Lieutenant Carter and Inspector Kennedy arrested her case and summoned Clerk of the Court Daniel H. Bradley, who admitted Mrs. Frost to bail.
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Somerville
Carter
Kennedy
Daniel H. Bradley
Mrs. Frost
King Ferdinand lauds army in patriotic address
On August 11 King Ferdinand issued a heartfelt address to his troops praising bravery in the war against the treacherous allies. He cited political setbacks after the Bucharest treaty and urged future generations to remember Bulgarian soldiers’ gallantry and the unfinished work.
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Softa
Ferdinand
Bucharest
Arrests in Scollay Square Theatre Ruh-Raiding Pair
Two youths were arrested at a Scollay square cinema by East Dedham street police. David Fikelstein, 20, of 84 Rose Street, South End, and Leo Kantanski of South Boston faced charges tied to the flat working gang accused of breaking into flats in the Columbus avenue district. Indictment warrants had been issued.
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Scollay Square
Dedham Street
David Fikelstein
Rose Street
South End
Leo Kantanski
South Boston
South Enda Police
Grand Jury
Decoy Letter Snags Latorelli In Mail Scandal
Emilio Latorelli, 25, of 9 Mountain Avenue, Revere, was arrested at 9:30 p.m. by U.S. officials in the Revere post office on unlawful use of the mails charges. He allegedly authored a libelous postal card naming former Governor Eben Draper and circulated copies by mail, traced to a decoy letter written in Italian. The arrest followed weeks of pursuit by William D. Merritt of the Wood-Morgan detective agency.
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Mountain Avenue
Revere
United States
Eben S. Draper
William D. Merritt
Wood-Morgan Detective Agency
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
In American League action Detroit defeated Boston 6 to 2 while New York beat St Louis 6 to 2 and Cleveland edged Washington 6 to 1 Philadelphia topped Chicago 5. In the National League Cincinnati won 3 to 1 against Pittsburg in the first game and Pittsburg routed Cincinnati 153 to 1 in the second. Detailed game stories appear on pages 8 and 2.
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New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Coal price to rise on September 1
Arthur C. Bettely of the Boston Coal Exchange says coal cost to retailers will rise by 35 cents per ton after September 1 compared with July figures.
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Arthur C. Bettely
Boston Coal Exchange
Coal price shifts ripple through Pennsylvania market
Retail coal dealers face rising costs as wholesalers add five cents and retailers add ten cent steps. A September 1 increase and a further rise tied to a 2 1 2 percent state tax may push consumer prices higher. Operators challenge the law's constitutionality.
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Pennsylvania
Bettely
Assembly Debates Resolution on Im peach Postponement
Assemblyman Levy moves to postpone consideration of the resolution to impeach. Minority Leader Hinman and Assemblyman Schapp oppose, leading a two hour fight to delay action on the Frawley committee report. Senate brief vote ends a long session as the crowded chamber awaits the result.
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Levy
Hinman
Assemblyman
Schapp
Progressives
Senate
Gardner announces candidacy for Governor nomination
Congressman Gardner declares run for the Republican nomination for Governor. Foss pledges to fight on reciprocity railroad control and his record in a letter to Hail. Benton urges flag protection at a dinner for young Republicans. Benton predicts Gardner won’t oppose him in primaries. Foss nomination papers await signature in his office. Malone delays talks with Fitzgerald and Riley.
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Foss
Gardner
Benton
Malone
Fitzgerald
Riley
Gardner enters governor race as GOP candidate
Congressman Augustus P. Gardner of Hamilton announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Governor last night. Papers circulate as Former Ambassador Curtis Guild heads Suffolk county circle and other regional supporters join in. Gardner said he sought to spur rivals Everett C. Benton and Governor Foss into the contest and noted his plan to back Guild and McCall before deciding to run.
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Lodge
Guild
McCall
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
Curtis Guild
Suffolk County
E. Leroy Sweetser
Middlesex County
C. A. Pratt
New Bedford
Bristol County
Warren
Goldthwaite
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Essex County
Gardner
Everett C. Benton
Foss
General Guild
Mr. McCall
Weather forecast for Boston and New England regions
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday with gradually rising temperatures. Winds will be moderately variable. Northwest New England and Southern New York regions report fair weather with a steady temperature rise and moderate variable winds.
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Vicinity
Washington
New England
Southern News
New York
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