Marriage of Guy Spiker and Emily Ends Long War Romance
Emily and Guy Spiker wed in a solemn ceremony led by Rev. Henry Arnold at the Palmer Institute church parlor. The couple, watched by Mrs. Kate Battersby and several relatives, promised lifelong fidelity as a small group of witnesses observed, marking the end of a wartime romance spanning two continents.
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Martyn Summerville
Palmer Institute and
Starkey Seminary
Lakemont
N. Y
Henry Arnold
Bogle Street
Guy
Emily
Kate Battersby
Gray
Dr. Arnold
Warm Welcome Planned for Mrs. Guy Spiker in Baltimore
Baltimore today greets Mrs. Guy S. Spiker arriving with her husband from Fall River. The brother in law Perley Spiker and wife Mrs. Ora Spiker voice mixed emotions over the England affair involving Emily Knowles and the five month old child. The spouses vow to repair harm and to support the young couple while pursuing a peaceful family future.
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Baltimore
Guy S. Spiker
Fall River
Mass
Perley S. Spiker
England
Royal Air Force
Perley Spiker
America
Bride Emily Weds as Reporters Attend Quiet Providence Ceremony
Emily Steadman married Guy Spiker in a simple home ceremony attended by four reporters who had accompanied her since Ellis Island. The couple planned to travel to Baltimore with their baby aboard the Colonial express, arriving at 7 30.
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Guy
Emily
Joseph F. Celehdnty
Battersby House
Ellis Island
Battersby
Baltimore
Baby
Spiker
Providence
Colonial Express
Dorchester Newlyweds Sail for Orient on Nile
Mr and Mrs George Howard McLeod of 16 Sheridan Street Dorchester Mass sailed recently on the China mail liner Nile for the Orient. The bride Miss Helen Duncan daughter of Mr and Mrs William Duncan of Squantum Mass. McLeod served in the nation service during the war and will join the Pacific Commercial Company in Manila part of the China-American Bank development group.
Treaty Debate Opens in Senate With Bitter Contests
Leaders foresee general agreement on minor treaty points while Article X sparks a long bitter contest. Supporters and opponents express hope for ratification, but other senators warn the stalemate may endure through the presidential campaign.
Wilson Letter Shapes Senate Treaty Debate Boundaries
The article describes a Democratic and Republican plan to lift parliamentary hurdles on the treaty to allow renewed debate, with President Wilson's letter affecting splits among Senate factions. Lodge may seek suspension of the rules to bring the treaty to a vote, while party leaders prepare for reference to the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Wilson
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Viscount Grey
United States
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge may push bipartisan reservations on treaty report
Senator Lodge may urge the committee to report the treaty with Republican reservations adopted last session. The committee plans to meet Tuesday and leaders hope for a report that day. Lodge will present modified bipartisan reservations, with Democrats expected to accept them. The dispute centers on Article 10 and the Monroe Doctrine.
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Senator Lodge
D Annunzio Pays Tribute to Japan at Banquet
Gabriele D Annunzio praise for Harukiri Sclemoli as messenger of the Rising Sun. He calls for unity with the East and departure from the West describing it as degenerate and enslaved to finance and transatlantic powers. He speaks from Fiume Italy as a gateway to the East.
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Fiume
Gabriele D’annunzio
Harukiri Sclemoli
Italy
Advisory committee formed to aid district nursing group
An advisory financial committee has been organized to aid the Instructive District Nursing Association whose central offices are on off Massachusetts avenue. Members include Walter C. Baylies Gordon Donald Frederick C. Hood Charles Jackson Robert C. Morse James J. Phelan A. C. Ratshesk y and Arthur H. Weed. The first meeting is set at Mr. Phelan’s office as nurses are supplied to fight the influenza emergency.
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Instructive District Nursing Association
Massachusetts Avenue
Walter C. Baylies
Gordon Donald
Frederick C. Hood
Charles Jackson
Robert C. Morse
James J. Phelan
A. C. Ratshesky
Arthur H. Weed
Mr. Phelan
Child Injured by Automobile in City Intersection
Mary Dantonio nine years old of 2 Waterford street South Iind is hospitalized with a compound fracture of the left leg and head and body cuts after a car struck her last night at Washington and Cherry streets. The car owned by August A. Curnin of 708 Salem street Malden and driven by Guy Stokes. The girl was taken to City Hospital by the striking vehicle and the accident reported to police. Doctors said she will recover.
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Mary Dantonio
Waterford Street
South Iind
Washington and
Cherry Streets
August A. Curnin
Salem Street
Malden
Guy Stokes
Arthur J. Hawley Dies at 56 in Hartford Hospital
Arthur J. Hawley president of the Bristol Manufacturing Company died in Hartford Hospital of pneumonia at age 56. He served as a director of the Bristol National Bank and had long knit goods industry ties. A Williams College graduate.
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Bristol, Conn
Arthur J. Hawley
Bristol Manufacturing Company
Hartford Hospital
Bristol National Bank
Williams College
Serb ia Honors Hub Officer Lieutenant Edward N Tuckerman
Lieutenant Edward N. Tuckerman of the American Red Cross, living at 169 Allston Street, Allston, is the first American officer to be decorated with the Red Cross Legion of Honor by King Peter I of Serbia. He established the first Red Cross hut in Montenegro and aided 2686 families during two months of food supply.
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Red Cross Legion of Honor
Peter I. of
Serbia
Edward N. Tuckerman
American Red Cross
Allston Street
Allston
Peter I
Tuckerman
Red Cross
Montenegro
King Peter
Boston
Genius and hard work form path to success says Babson dean
Ralph B. Wilson of Babson statistical organization told the American forum at Faneuil Hall that trained men have about 800 more chances of success than untrained men, citing Who's Who as a basis. He listed genius as a hindrance and urged workers to develop body mind and spirit into a coordinated mechanism through hard work.
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Ralph B. Wilson
Babson Statistical Organization
Wellesley
American Forum
Faneuil Hall
Wilson
All the Brothers Were Valiant Preview in Boston Sunday Post
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will feature All the Brothers Were Valiant by Ben Ames Williams a compelling sea tale about sailors and life at sea. The article promotes the new story as a fascinating look at the men who work on ships.
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Guy
Emily
Dr. Arnold
Ben Ames Williams
Boston
Boston Sunday Post
Beverly Patrolman Seeks Reinstatement After Suspension
Beverly February 8 The hearing before the Board of Aldermen will decide whether Patrolman Ernest I Ellis is reinstated after his Jan 15 suspension for allegedly refusing to patrol his beat He seeks his job back requiring a two thirds vote. Ellis claimed he could not patrol his beat while keeping warm and ordered a replacement.
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Beverly
Ernest I. Ellis
Tucker
McPherson
Board of Aldermen
Ellis
Illis
Weavers Vote to Go Back to Work in Nashawena Mill
Nashawena Mill weavers end two week strike voting to return to work without concessions. They cite insufficient loom fixers preventing a fair wage, while union loom fixers remain out. The promise that the weavers would be taken care of is the sole guarantee obtained.
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NBW
Bedford
Nashawena
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Rameses Pak
Orient
George Howard M'Leod
Helen Duncan
Squantum
D’annunzio
Japan
Peter
Jersey
Tremont Street
Park Street
Rita Pais Stan
Eke Ai
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Celere
Mack
Mack Motor Truck Company
Massachusetts Ave
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