Mystery Deepens In Disappearance Of Henry C Coe Jr
Detectives found a room used for two nights by a man matching Henry Clarke Coe Jr's description. A bag with a shirt and two collars bearing laundry marks identical to Coe's marks except one number was left behind. Despite thorough, nationwide search, no trace of the Standard Oil representative has appeared.
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Henry Clarke Coe, Jr
Coe
Standard Oil Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Allston
United States
Earl of Verdeen Retains Title Amid Irish Criticism
London dispatch reports that the Earl of Verdeen, retiring lord lieutenant of Ireland, backed by criticism over his intended title Marquis Aberdeen and Tara, has reconsidered. He now signals the title Marquis of Tejr linked to the historic Hall of Tara, an ancient association.
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London
Earl of Verdeen
Ireland
Aberdeen and
Tara
Tejr
Hall of
Build Now campaign sparks home improvements and jobs
Jamaica Plain resident Joseph T. Lyon bought paints after reading Build Now articles. He plans to hire a needy, long-term unemployed painter to work about two weeks, saying the effort offers work for the jobless and helps brighten his home.
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Joseph T. Lyon
Jamaica Plain
Creelman Held After Cross-Border Larceny Case
Andrew N. Creelman Jr. is jailed in Montreal on larceny charges from Durbin Drain Pipe Connector Co. It is alleged he raised a $10 check to gold. Detained by Burns Agency operatives after a long chase across Canada and the U.S. He was captured in Lowell, Mass., and returned to Montreal without extradition papers.
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Montreal
Andrew N. Creelman, Jr
Brookline
Mass
Durbin Drain Pipe Connector Company, Ltd
W. J. Burns Detective Agency
Canada
United States
Lowell
Moon Phases and Solar Details in Local Almanac Note
A compact almanac snippet lists moon phases from last quarter February 7 to full moon March 1 and new moon February 15. It notes spring arrival in 41 days, war progress on day 100, and celestial positions with Jupiter Saturn Venus and Mars. Lent begins February 17 and Easter falls April 4. Auto lamps timing 5 34 and 6 04 given.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Rain and wind sweep New England in weekend forecast
Local Boston forecast calls for unsettled Saturday with light rain followed by a warmer Sunday and shifting strong west winds. Washington reports northern New England rain Saturday and Sunday cloudy and colder, while Southern New England expects rain Saturday and sunny, colder by Sunday.
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Boston
Washington
New Wingland
New England
Falzone Convicted of First Degree Murder in Wakefield case
Biagio Falzone found guilty in the first degree of murdering Morris Albertson, a Lawrence jewelry dealer, in Wakefield on December 20. Ignaccio Morella, his alleged accomplice, found guilty in the second degree. Sentencing set by law as life imprisonment for second degree and death in the electric chair for first degree.
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Biagio Falzone
Morris Albertson
Lawrence
Wakefield
East Cambridge
Ignaccio Morella
Verdict Reached After Key Testimony in Morella Case
The jury retired at 5:50 yesterday after Morella testified in his own defense. Falzone did not testify but his sister Mrs Albert Anna of Boston testified to meeting him on Charter Street and giving him 35 dollars following the murder. At 9:40 the jury returned with their verdict.
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Morella
Falzone
Albert Anna
Boston
Charter Street
Temp and anniversaries in brief from historic column
Yesterday's temperature reported at Thompson's Spa with scattered numbers and a note on today's anniversaries. Mentions treaty alliances of the United States and France, 1778 Fort Henry events, and financier George Gould born 1864.
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Thompson's Spa
Belia
Imid
United States
France
Fort Henry
Teon
George 4. Gould
Rockefeller Seeks Wages and Worker Partnerships
Rockefeller argues for higher wages over charity and supports labor organizations. He favors employer backing of faithful employees and would share profits with workers, even surrendering holdings to give laborers a voice on boards and a stake in profits.
Carnegie's Views and Experiences
The article recounts Andrew Carnegie's reflections on U S Steel's plan for worker shareholding as a landmark move toward labor capitalist fellowship. It notes his start with $7500, a large pensioner list totaling $214,954.56 annually, and foundations and gifts totaling $324,657,399.
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U. S. Steel
Rockefeller and Carnegie Testify on Foundations
John D Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie testified before the Federal Commission on Industrial Relations defending their foundations. They argued the endowments do not threaten religious political or educational liberty in the United States. A desire for continued philanthropic work was noted.
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John D. Rockefeller
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
New York City
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
United States
Foundations Promoting Mankind Named by Two Men
The article notes that two men established foundations for mankind and faced the commission and audience, with labor representatives present. Carnegie approached the witness stand from a seat among the attendees.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Carnegie
Piracy Defined as Act Provoking Strong Protests by Nations
The notice frames piracy as illegal plunder on the high seas or in territorial waters, triggering sharp international condemnation. It explains that any state or group carrying out such acts faces diplomatic protests, sanctions, and potential retaliation from affected nations.
Great Victory for Russians Over Germans Near Warsaw
A World War II era report notes a significant Russian victory near Warsaw as Allied forces push German units back. The article highlights strategic gains and the ongoing pressure on German positions in the region.
Russians Repel German Breakthrough on Bzura Front
War brief reports Russian forces repelled a German push along the Bzura River with 84 000 troops and 100 batteries. In other fronts, Germans claim only artillery duels on the Franco Belgian line. French repulse Notre Dame de Lorette assault and Alsace attack near Altkirch. Official dispatches from Petrograd Berlin and Paris summarize ongoing engagements.
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Bzura
Warsaw
Borsimow
Goumine
Wola Szydiowiecka
Petrograd
Perthes
Berlin
Notre Dame de Lorette
France
Paris
Germany Threat to Neutral Vessels Near Britain Sparks U S Debate
Washington reports say Germany will target all neutral and belligerent ships approaching Great Britain after February 18. The State Department has not yet received official text, but Cabinet discussions and a query from the Netherlands envoy indicate grave concern over the decree. The policy would extend Britain’s maritime restrictions to Holland as well.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
State Department
Robert Lansing
Bryan
Indiana
Lansing
Gerard
Berlin
Germany
Netherlands
Holland
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