President Wilson Refuses to Send Bliss Letter on Shantung
Washington August 11 President Wilson declines to send the Senate a copy of General Bliss's letter on the Shantung settlement citing confidential references to other governments. He states no written protests from Peace Commission officials and says he has no memorandum about Japanese delegates intimidating Chinese peace delegates.
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Senate
General Bliss
Shantung
Japan
Germany
Paris
Shantung Peninsula
China
American Peace Commission
President reports on Senate resolutions July 15 and 17
President replies that no Germany Japan treaty negotiations exist and that rumors lack foundation. He notes no protest letters from the American Peace Commission regarding Shantung and mentions a letter by General Bliss and other officials.
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Germany
Japan
State Department
Shantung
Tasker H. Bliss
Peace Commission
Robert Lansing
Henry White
Boston Woman Alleges Husband Abusive in Separate Support Petition
Mrs. Annie G. Gray of Boston asks Probate Court for separate support from husband William Gray, accusing repeated cruelty and abuse across multiple dates in 1919 at their home on 546 Columbus Avenue. She cites strikes, threats, locked doors, and abusive language as basis for relief.
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Annie G. Gray
Boston
Probate Court
William Gray
Gray
Columbus Avenue
Woman and man granted continuance in Central Court case
Jennie Borgia and Charles Gagliano were granted a continuance in a Central Court arraignment. An unknown man was invited to a party at Jennie’s home, after which her husband appeared claiming to be a police officer. The group fled through a window as federal authorities pursue a charge against Gagliano for issuing age-dollar bills.
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Jennie Borgia
Charles Gagliano
Kelly
Jennie
Gagliano
Havard Summer School Enrollment Seen Near 600
Directory Whittem announces the second session of Havard Summer School with an expected enrolment around 600 students. Payments for tuition rent and registration are due as the period opens today and closes in September.
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Havard
Whittem
Saa
CON CON MEETS IN STATE HOUSE TO OPEN TODAY
The constitutional convention opens at 1 PM in the State House House of Representatives. A measure would allow printing of roll call analyses to document member records, improving public access. President Bates said the session may last four or five days, though concerns about errors in amendments persist.
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House of Representatives
State House
Secretary of State
Bates
Copeland Lectures Final Reading Tonight in Cambridge
Professor Charles Townsend Copeland of Harvard delivers his last 9 05 pm reading of the season at the new Lecture Hall in Oxford and Kirkland streets Cambridge. He plans a second and final summer reading on Kipling and his works due to popular demand.
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Charles Townsend Copeland
Harvard
Oxford
Kirkland Streets
Cambridge
Copey
Kipling
Boston Air Field Plans Fizzle Amid Official Opposition
Boston officials resist establishing a landing field as aerial mail routes expand. Washington orders and police caution hinder landings. Worcester and Springfield push for regional airports while Malden considers nearby sites. NC-4 set to visit Boston Harbor Oct 1, as Army and Navy seek more aviation personnel.
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Boston
Postoffice Department
Providence
Washington
Franklin Field
Peters
Massachusetts
Worcester
Springfield
Malden
Leonard H. Drennan
New England
Prisoner James Murphy Sentenced After Superior Court Remark
James Murphy of 46 Woodward Street South Boston was arraigned in South Boston District Court for possessing Morphine. He received one year in the House of Correction after appeal and was held in $1000 for the Superior Court. Judge Edward L. Wogan noted the defendant's apparent luck in the Superior Court.
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James Murphy
Woodward Street
South Boston
House “of Correction
Superior Court
Edward L. Wogan
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