Taft Letter Declared Confidential By Dr Mach
Dr Edmund von Mach of Cambridge said Taft’s letter on a proposed embargo on arms exports was confidential and not read at the neutrality meeting on Jan 51. He noted he asked Taft and other leaders for opinion and promised confidentiality if they could not write directly to the neutrality committee.
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Edmund von Mach
Cambridge
Taft
United States
Senate
Mach
Neutrality Committee
Mr. Taft
Taft Grants Publication of His Letter on Embargo Debate
Dr Edmund von Mach read Taft's letter to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at a State House hearing. Taft stated he had no objection to publishing the letter and argued the arms embargo raises neutrality concerns by benefiting one belligerent.
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Doctor von Mach
William Ff. Taft
Edmund von Mach
Shepard Street
Cambridge
Mass
von Mach
Taft
Committee On Foreign Relations
State House
Boston Elevated Railway Wins Gold Medal for Safety Record
The Brady gold medal was awarded to the Boston Elevated Railway Company at the American Museum of Safety in New York for best conservation of public and employee safety. Officials noted nearly 350 million revenue passengers and 270 million transfers with no accident for which the company or its workers were responsible, and a 19.6 percent drop in total accidents.
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United States
Boston Elevated Railway Company
American Museum of Safety
New York
Russell A. Sears
The
Elevated
Henry V. Neal
Frederic R. Hutton
Boston
Tte
Brady
Hotel and Railroad News Banquet Highlights Local Leaders
Sargent as chairman leads a list of attendees including J. Roy Cottam A March J. J. Hogan J. Lindholm J. Vogel N. G. Greene P. Sheriff and a group of Misses M. Scott H. Meehan QO Stevens E. Roberts V. Norris IY. Totty and F. Driscoll at a community banquet.
Women join Hotel & Railroad News Mutual Relief banquet
Readers who found the 54 Elevated and tunnel news stands closed at eight last night were quick to excuse the delay when they learned the banquet was held for the Hotel & Railroad News Company's Mutual Relief and Benefit Association. The ladies became full members this year for the first time since the organization began in 1890 at the American House.
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Hotel & Railroad News Company
Mutual Relief and Benefit Association
American House
Annual Banquet for 306 Association Members In Mahogany Room
The annual banquet filled the Mahogany room with 306 association members and guests. Balloons drifted among decorations as the orchestra played and James Brown was absent en route to the Pacific coast. President A. D. Morse introduced toast master Charles H. Sargent who highlighted the association’s 25 years and its sickness and hospital benefit plan.
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Association
James Brown
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
A. D. Morse
Charles H. Sargent
H. B. Crawley
Mary Magee
John F. Kelly
Frank W. Pond
Alice O'Connor
H. C. Jackson
D. F. Wilson
F. B. Jackson
B. Ashmore
M. McKinnon
Charles H
Butterick Spring Styles On Sale With New Patterns
Butterick showcases spring patterns with chic, smart new designs. Salespeople offer the latest style information and March Pat terns are now on sale.
Reading by Poet Lindsay at Mrs Lindsey Home
Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, prominent poet, will read a program of his poems next Tuesday at 3 PM at 225 Bay State Read to benefit the International Institute for Girls in Spain. The selections include The Congo and an ode to General Booth.
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Nicholas Vachel Tindsay
William Lindsey
Bay State
International Institute For Girls
Spain
Boston
Alfred Noyes
Lindsay
Valentine fair at Elliot Circle Bowdoin church today and tomorrow
The Elliot Circle of Bulfinch Place Church Bowdoin Square holds a Valentine fair today and tomorrow with an entertainment program each evening. Dean Lauress J Birney speaks tonight at the Newton Methodist Church on Christian decision and spiritual life.
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Elliot
Bulfinch Place Church
Bowdoin, Square
Dean Lauress J. Birney
Methodist Church
Newton
Walter Litchfield Found Dead At Chelsea Home
Walter T. Litchfield aged 62 was found dead yesterday afternoon at his residence 14 Second street Chelsea by Dr Edward J Powers who attended him. Death was due to natural causes.
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Walter T. Litchfield
Second Street
Chelsea
Edward J. Powers
Election in Tenth Worcester Ends with Recount Dispute
In the Tenth Worcester district a recount left George A. Whitney of Clinton and Eben S. Cobb tied. The committee on election laws recommended seating Whitney, but the report was rejected by an overwhelming vote. Whitney was the Republican candidate and Cobb the Democratic nominee.
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Committee On Election Laws
George A. Whitney
Clinton
Worcester
Whitney
Eben S. Cobb
House Rejects Committee Report on Cobb Ballot
Republicans on the election laws panel argued a Cobb ballot should be blank for faulty marking. Democrats dissented. Vac similes circulated in the House, which narrowly voted 113 to 9 to reject the report and call a new election, a result seen as a decisive rebuke to the committee. The House suggested the contest should have credited the Democrat and declared a tie.
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Cobb
House
House Moves Woman Suffrage Bill For Debate
The House voted to specially assign the woman suffrage bill for debate on Tuesday next. In Senate yesterday a fresh clash arose between supporters of Mayor Hathaway of New Bedford and ex Mayor Ashley. Senator Doyle secured the removal of the referendum clause that would have let voters decide if the mayor appoints the city solicitor. The bill received all readings and returned to the House with the referendum attached to the original bill.
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House
Senate
Hathaway
New Bedford
Ashley
Doyle
Clerks Robbed at Gunpoint in South End Liquor Store
At about 9 30 last night Tony lardi the clerk at John Ryan 61 Oak street South End was forced to surrender 13 dollars from the cash drawer under threat of being shot.
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John Ryan
Oak Street
South End
Tony Lardi
Harvard Men Attend Young Funeral Rites for Henry Bateman Young
Representatives from the Harvard Club and the BB A A attended the funeral of Henry Bateman Young in Dedham. The former Harvard and B B A runner died in New York after a brief illness at age 34. He ran for Harvard Yale against Oxford Cambridge in London 1904 and hailed from Dedham.
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Harvard Club
BB. A. A
Henry Bateman Young
New York
Walter H. Young
Church Street
Dedham
Young
Harvard
Harvard-Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
London
Boston man recalls guns at Soissons from Marne tale
Gilbert H. Noyes, millinery buyer for R. H. White, returns from France with war relics and vivid memories. He describes hearing the roar of battle near Soissons, six miles away, as German forces retreated toward Paris. He displays shells, gun magazines, bullets, sabre belts, and shrapnel from the Marne valley.
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Gilbert H. Noyes
R. H. White Company
Boston
Valley of the Marne
France
Mgr. Noyes
Marne
Paris
Mr. Noyes
Soissons
Instinct of The Race feature by John S. Lopez
The Sun Day Post Magazine previews Instinct of The Race by John S. Lopez. The piece promises broad appeal and reader interest across the publication.
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John S. Lopez
Sunday Post
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