Mediation Possibilities in Balkan Crisis Pitched as Peace Talks Open
London reports that Balkan allies and Turkey may seek mediation by European powers then the United States or potentially the Pope. The pope could act independently since none of the belligerents is Catholic. Preliminary skirmishing ends as fifth peace conference meets to discuss territorial aims on European Turkey.
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Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Allies outline postwar cessions and Albania autonomy
The allies propose Turkey cede western land from Rodosto to the Bay of Malatia excluding Gallipoli. They seek Greek control over Aegean islands and Crete rights. Albania autonomy under the Porte’s suzerainty is set, with the Sultan nominal ruler. Turkey agrees to negotiate, rejects revictualling Adrianople dispute, and asks adjournment until Saturday. All delegations attend.
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Balkan Delegates Read Demands at Conference
In a formal session led by M. Novakovitch, Balkan delegates presented the terms for peace as the Allied powers prepared to conclude negotiations. Rechad Pasha sought a written copy and the conference adjourned to Saturday for review.
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Nab Man and Big Turkey Nab Man
John Sullivan, 32, with no fixed address, was found on Beacon street at night carrying a 30 pound turkey in his coat. He dumped the turkey and fled but was chased by Patrolman Walter J. Andrews and arrested on Somerset street. Sullivan claimed a wagon driver broke a crate of turkeys and gave him the bird, naming no teamster.
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Malden Mayor to Get Raise
Malden Mayor George L. Farrell secured a salary hike from 1000 to 2000 dollars per year as the city council and board of aldermen approved the amendment to the mayoral salary ordinance. The move, described as part of a well-run administration, followed a landslide election victory for Farrell.
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Louise at the Boston Opera House Impresses Again
A second performance of Charpen tier's Louise at the Boston Opera House enchants audiences with improved staging and lighting. The identical cast returns as the Paris inspired drama unfolds through Act II’s expansive city scenes and Act III’s vibrant atelier, with strong turns from Mines Edvina and Mr. Marcoux and refined scenic shifts strengthening the work's vitality.
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Massachusetts considers home child labor question
Governor Foss weighs legislation on child labor in homes as the Massachusetts child labor committee reports 422 cases of children under 14 employed in factory tasks done in tenements and private homes. Health boards lack a clear age limit law while the state moves to address sanitary and labor concerns.
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Firebug Endangers North End Residents with Large Blaze
A fire set at 336 North Street last night trapped 30 people on floors and fire escapes. Ten year old James Muzzo survived by dropping to the street as firefighters arrived, while Domick Lorenzo rescued five year old Joseph Gerce. Police link the blaze to a series of fires in the area, noting similar late night timing since Sunday. Damages are estimated around $500 with eight injured in nearby buildings.
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Mrs Payne Whitney Ill as Child Born at Home
Mrs Payne Whitney wife of William C Whitney's son is dangerously ill at her home 972 Fifth Avenue. She fell sick last Saturday and a child born Sunday lived briefly. Officials report a possible chance for recovery despite the grave condition.
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Man Injured in Elevator Shaft Fall at 101 Prince Street
William Willette aged 23 with no home is at Relief Hospital Haymarket square in serious condition after falling into an elevator well at 101 Prince Street. He was found at the bottom of the well in a semi conscious state last night.
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Connie Mack Celebrates 50th Birthday as Athletics Scout
Connie Mack, manager and part owner of the Athletics, turns 50 in Philadelphia. Born December 23, 1862, he has spent a lifetime in baseball, with past stops including Meriden Washington Buffalo Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Philadelphia. His pitching staff for next season relies on Chief Bender Jack Coombs and Eddie Plank, who are wintering in Texas to prepare for a pennant chase. Mack also travels to advise smaller teams in the region.
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Skating Bulletin Lists Arlington Heights Parks
Public skating bulletin lists spots such as Hill's Pond Arlington Heights Good Riverside Cove Jamaica Pond Unawafe Spy Pond and Franklin Field with a note of unsafe conditions and a reference to Public Garden Fair.
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