War weighs on markets as officials warn of race to export gains
Secretary Redfield admitted widespread inaccuracies in U S government export statistics but said an order from Feb 1 fixes the issues and will prevent repeats. Chamber attendees included Wellington Koo Senator Fletcher and Edward Filene who urged pan American arbitration and market expansion to ease postwar demands.
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Washington
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chamber
Wellington Koo
China
Senator Fletcher
Florida
Edward A. Filene
Boston
Filene
Europe
Mr. Filene
South America
Belgium
Switzerland
W. L. Clause
Pittsburg
E. W. McCormick
New Brunswick
N. J
R. A. O. McCormick
Baltimore
B. Anderson
Memphis
R G. Rhett
Charleston
John H. Fahey
Summons Served in Bathroom in New York Case
In a Riverside Drive home a process server handed court papers to widowed Mrs. Mary Luckenbach through a bathroom door. The maid had told him to wait at the door and he entered the apartment. Papers slipped to the floor after Luckenbach opened the door slightly. Justice Cohalan reserved decision on proper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cohalan
Mary B. Luckenbach
Lewis Luckenbach
Riverside Drive
Catholic Women's League Plans Big Card Party in Boston
The Catholic Women’s League of the Archdiocese of Boston will host a 2:30 PM Saturday progressive whist and auction bridge party at Copley Plaza. Led by president Mrs James Dwight and patronage of Cardinal O Connell, the event gathers many leading Catholic society women of Greater Boston with officers and chairmen named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of the Catholic Women of the
Archdiocese of Boston
Copley Plaza
Catholic Society
Greater Boston
James Dwight
Colin W. McDonald
L. J. Logan
E. F. Kennelly
Cardinal O'Connell
Hughes Honored as 43d Brown Alumni Dinner
Three hundred Brown alumni gathered at the Boston City Club for the 43rd annual dinner and cheered Justice Charles E. Hughes as a potential U S president. Dallas Love Sharp Brown 95 Boston University English professor and author praised Hughes, the Rhode Island college alumnus and Supreme Court justice, during the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Boston City Club
Charles E. Hughes
United States
Dallas Love Sharp
Boston University
Rhode Island College
Supreme Court
Brown Alumni Dinner Highlights Civic Duty and Leadership
Brown alumni from Boston and Providence gathered for a reunion with speeches by President Faunce and others. Notable attendees included Augustus C. Bourn, Judge Frederick D. Ely, and Rhodes scholar Norman Taber. The event emphasized public spirit, coordinated progress, and future alumni gatherings in Boston.
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Hughes
Supreme Court
United States
Professor Sharp
Brown
Wilson
Boston
Providence
Brunonia
Augustus C. Bourn
Frederick D. Ely
Solon F. Whitney
Silas P. Holbrook
Fred T. Field
Wesley ‘E Monk
Charlie’ Towne
Charlie’’ Adams
Towne
William H. P. Faunce
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Charles H., Forbes
Phillips Andover
Professor Sharpe
Norman
Taber
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
New Angles on St Valentine Pictures in Sunday Post
Real photographs in the upcoming Sunday Post present fresh perspectives on St Valentine’s Day, showcasing romantic scenes and charming vignettes. The feature highlights photographers’ depictions and seasonal themes to engage readers.
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St. Valentine’s Day
Next Sunday Post
Ford and Thomas form peace promotion alliance
Henry Ford and E. R. Thomas of Buffalo, a pioneer in the auto business, join forces to promote peace and prevent future conflicts. C. S. Henshaw of the Henshaw Motor Company in Boston announced the partnership here amid a media sensation.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
E. R. Thomas
Buffalo
C. S. Henshaw
Henshaw Motor Company
Boston
Dodge Brothers
Fire damages St. Eulalia's Church in South Boston
Police and fire officials probe the mysterious cause of a Saturday morning blaze at St. Eulalia's Catholic Church South Boston causing 20000 dollars in damage. The fire began under the first floor near storage areas away from the vault and boilers. Volunteers led by Rev Mortimer E Twomey saved sacred vessels and vestments while Nazareth Hall will host services during repairs likely to take two months.
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St, Eulalia’s Church
South
Boston
St.Eulalia’'s Catholic
James Flynn
O Street
E. J. Shallow
Broadway
Mortimer E. Twomey
Driscoll
Murphy
John H. Sweeney
James E. Tahaney
John E. Troy
St. Eulalia’s Men's Club
Nazareth Hall
Germans in Canada offices exposed by Ottawa paper
The Ottawa Evening Journal reveals native born Germans in key Dominion civil service roles. It names a ministerial private secretary and a mechanical superintendent of Dominion dredging as German born, with relatives in the German army, arguing their access to coast defence and harbor information could aid Germany.
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Ottawa
Ont
Ottawa Evening Journal Today
Dominion Civil Service
J. D. Hazen
Naval Affairs
Germany
Naval Department
Dominion
Canadian
United States
Ing
Heidmann
Marine
Naval Defence
Admiral von Tirpitz
Sam Hughes
Hahn
Hughes
Civil Service of
Canada
Dominion Dredging
Department of Public Works
A. Kastella
Kastella
Dominion Police Department
Journal cites purge plea over German born federal staff
In a Senate debate Senator Cloran of Montreal urged removing German born government workers and alleged sympathizers with the Kaiser. The Journal notes wartime mobilization and cites Gustav Heidmann, secretary of the minister of naval service, as a conspicuous case of perceived government apathy.
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Senate
Cloran
Montreal
Germany
Gustav Heidmann
Naval Service
Austria Objects to Armed Merchantmen
Austrian charge d affaires Baron Zwiedinek met with Secretary Lansing and voiced Vienna's objection to U S permits for armed vessels entering or leaving Austrian ports. The talks followed assurances given for Italian ships with mounted guns that they are defensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baron Zwiedinek
Lansing
Austria-Hungary
United States
Mrs Mohr Flees Providence With Son After Trial
Elizabeth Tiffany Mohr vanishes from 1 Reservoir avenue with her 10 year old son Charles, a key witness in the murder trial. Attorney Cushing expresses confusion, while relatives and friends suggest a birthday getaway to avoid publicity.
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Providence
Elizabeth Tiffany Mohr
Reservoir Avenue
Mary Barne
Newport On Providence Society
Tie
Mohr
Virginia
Charles
Ella Hennon
Adams
Mass
McEwenaville
Penn
Emily G. Burger
Dr. Mohr
Nayatt Road
Burger
George Rooks
Miss Burger
Ford peace ship plan outlines new merger
Mr Thomas after reading the Ford peace ship saga concluded the failure stemmed from poor business handling. He traveled from Florida for talks with Mr Ford and a concrete plan emerged with a practical manager to lead big affairs. The merger details remain undisclosed as Mr Thomas and Mr Ford prepare formal announcements.
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Mr. Thomas
Florida
Ford
Detroit
Mr. Ford
Henshaw
Spare Appam's mites boxes spared for Red Cross
Lieutenant Berg, commander of the German prize ship Appam, said he would give to the American Red Cross mite boxes aboard the ship containing 75 dollars for widows and orphans in England. The Moewe raider had confiscated the boxes but took 200000 dollars in gold from the Appam. Port officials estimated the cargo at about 650000 dollars including 1000 tons of cocoa worth 450000 dollars.
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Norfolk
Berg
Appam
Red Cross
England
Moewe
Washington
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