Senate Treaty Fight Rises On Lodge Withdrawal Change
Debating the Treaty again in the Senate Republican and Democratic leaders clash over reservations on withdrawal from the League of Nations. Senator Lodge proposes a change to allow withdrawal by President or Congress, provoking warnings of ineffective limits and possible bipartisan opposition. Negotiations continue with potential for future agreement, but Article 10 remains the main hurdle.
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Moe Cumber
North Dakota
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
League of Nations
Congress
Congress of the United States
City Grants $600 Annuity to Slain Officer's Widow
The Boston City Council approved the maximum annuity for Patrolman William G. Clancy's widow, who will receive $600 yearly while single. The pension fund comes from police department pensions and annuities plus a trust fund created by readers of the Post and Traveler, totaling $18,083.09 after recent gains.
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William G. Clancy
Charlestown
Peters
Police Department
The
Post
Traveler
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Ce Cseccesseee
Vermont Governor Rejects Rhode Island Prohibition Protest
Governor Percival W. Clement of Vermont replies to Maine Governor Carl E. Milleken inviting Vermont to join opposition to Rhode Island against the Federal Prohibition amendment. Clement declines the invitation and expresses hope that Rhode Island will succeed in overturning the amendment.
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Providence
Percival W. Clement
Vermont
Carl E. Milliken
Maine
Rhode Island
Colonel Tom Guiney to Wed Florence MacLean in Roxbury
Thomas M. Guiney of 649 Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury to marry Florence MacLean daughter of Archibald MacLean of 1334 Commonwealth Avenue Allston in the St. Hugh's Church rectory Roxbury The Rt Rev Mgr Patrick J Supple D D will perform the ceremony Attendants are Mr and Mrs Michael J Melledy of Brighton Guiney formerly ran a cafe on City Hall Avenue birthplace of the famous Guiney Guards He is now with a large Boston oil firm and belongs to several clubs and exclusive orders
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Thomas M. Guiney
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Michael J. Melledy
Brighton
Guiney
City Hall Avenue
Boston
Boston Lodge of Elks
West End Council
K. of C
Boston Press Club
New York
Fisher Elected Member of Yale Corporation
Samuel H. Fisher of New York elected to Yale Corporation to replace Harry G. Day who resigned due to ill health. Fisher is a former New Haven lawyer and Yale College class of 1889 graduate.
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New Haven, Conn
Samuel H. Fisher
New York
Yale Corporation
Harry G. Day
Fisher
New Haven
Woman Granted Divorce After Scrub Brush Incident
Mrs Winifred Tripp of Somerville received a divorce decree from Judge Hammond in East Cambridge Superior Court after alleging cruel treatment by Chester A R Tripp of Orleans Vermont including an occasion when he struck her mouth with a scrubbing brush. The judge granted ten other uncontested divorces to different plaintiffs citing cruelty desertion and unfaithfulness among Cambridge Somerville Melrose Framingham and other areas.
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Chester A. R. Tripp
Orleans
Winifred Tripp
Somerville
Hammond
East Cambridge Superior Court
Sadie L. O'Brien
Cambridge
Lawrence O'Brien
Stella Schreiter
John H. Schreiter
Cape Mey
N. J
Schreiter
Catherine B. Scovelle
Melrose
Osro M. Scovelle
Poston
Scovelle
Coroner Finds Man Criminally Responsible in Wood Alcohol Death
Coroner Mix rules Frank Annicelli criminally responsible for the death of Marie Williams from wood alcohol poisoning in Meriden. The liquor originated with Eugene Havens from Annicelli, who sourced it to Frank Lucibello of New Haven, now jailed in Springfield on a manslaughter charge. Lucibello bought the liquor from Carmine Licenziato of New York. Annicelli to be arraigned in Superior Court.
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New Haven
Conn
Frank Annhelli
Marie Williams
Meriden
Annicelli
Frank Lucibello
Springfield
Mass
Lucibello
Carmine Licenziato
New York
Taft Heads West for Lectures on Law and Nations
Ex President Taft leaves Yale for a four month West tour to lecture on American constitutional law. He will discuss the League of Nations at several stops, speak at Oklahoma State University, then join Mrs Taft in Augusta before continuing, and will return to Yale for June commencement.
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New Haven
Conn
Taft
Yale University
West
League of Nations
St. Joseph
Oklahoma State University
Augusta
Public has voice in railroads under new labor plan
Senate conferees report a revised labor dispute provision for railroads requiring compulsory submission to a federal board before a strike ends. The board must include public representation and its findings be final. President Wilson may push a joint wage-claims commission if not provided by law.
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Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Hines
Congrees
Wilson
T Dewitt Cuyler
The
Association of Railroad Executives
Union Officials Assess Hines Plan Amid Conference Delays
The article notes no fixed date for a meeting but states Mr. Hines aims to finish talks before the union committeemen conference next Monday to review the President’s settlement plan. Union leaders doubt success and question the executives committee’s power to obligate railroads to the proposed program. They caution that corporation officials have rarely united and some refuse any general agreement beyond rate classifications.
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Hines
Union
Washington
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