Lloyd George Upheld as House Defies Bottonley Amendment
London February 18 The House of Commons defeated Horatio Bottomley's amendment condemning government policy on the Versailles treaty by 181 to 40. Lloyd George defended the treaty, urged Germany to pay to the limit of its capacity, and warned against impracticable demands while noting progress: removal of the German fleet army and war materials, and surrender of colonies. He urged balanced budgets and prudent concessions to secure payment. France and England agreed on punishment for war criminals.
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London
Associate Press
House of Commons
Horatio Bottomley
Lloyd George
Germany
Bottomley
France
Great Britain
Holland
England
Canadian Night at Trinity Church in Newton Centre
Sunday at Trinity Church Newton Centre will feature Canadian Night with Colonel Guthrie who organized the McLean Kitties in wartime. He will speak on Hands Across the Border Together in War, Together in Peace. Next Wednesday at 4 PM Miss Heloise E. Hersey will address Newton Centre women on Good Housekeeping or the Secret of the Abundant Life.
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Newton Centre
Trinity Church
Colonel Guthrie
McLean Kitties
Heloise E. Herseyvow
Pensioner Detective Testimony in Adultery Divorce Case
Judge Quinn in Dedham court questioned Henry A. Petit a retired Boston detective as witness in the divorce suit of Mrs Blanche R Forman of Brookline seeking separation from her husband on adultery grounds. Petit testified he followed the husband to a Boston hotel room staying a half hour and that he obtained a room adjacent to them.
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Judge Quinn
Dedham
Henry A. Petit
Boston
Blanche R. Forman
Brookliffe
Petit
Washington Street
Boston Detective Testifies In Froman Divorce Case
A Boston detective recounts tracing Froman from Boylston and Washington streets using a wife supplied photograph. Mrs. Davis testifies she directed the case to Petit. payments discussed include $25 plus a promised $25. The libel for divorce is dismissed as Mrs. Froman’s suit fails. Fromans wed December 26, 1915.
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Libellee
Boylston
Washington Streets
Petit
Quinn
Ellis Ice Carnival features 200 skaters in 10th annual show
Nearly 200 amateur skaters join a dozen professionals in a 20-number program at the 10th Ellis memorial ice carnival held at the New Arena before a full house. Wal ter Thorne won the half mile speed race by half a lap. J S Rogers and William Merritt placed second and third. Katie Schmidt of New York led the women professionals in an intricate performance from the show with Fred Stone in Jack O Lantern. Mrs Channing Frothingham and Charles Walsh won the waltzing event. N W Miles and Mrs Theresa Blanchard captured the 10 step. Local skaters Willie Frick Martha Johannsen Edith Ritch Francis M Munroe Dorothy Weld Emily Davis took junior honors. Sher win Badger and Bror Meyer headlined in exhibitions. A push ball finale closed the program. Trinity Yale Bowdoin officials listed.
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Ellis Memorial
New Arena
Walter Thorne
J. S. Rogers
William Merritt
Katie Schmidt
New York
Fred Stone
Jack O’ Lantern
Channing Frothingham
Charles Walsh
N. W. Miles
Theresa Blanchard
Willie Frick
Martha Johannsen
Edith Ritch
Francis M. Munroe
Dorothy Weld
Emily Davis
Sherwin Badger
Bror Meyer
Emmie Bergfeldt
Gotham
Quincy House Steward Freed
Grant McGilvray, steward at the Quincy House, was charged with assault with a gun on Jose Higuera during hotel labor troubles. After four witnesses for both sides, Judge Wentworth discharged him and he was released on bail.
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Grant McGilvray
Quincey House
Ring
Jose Higuera
Cook
Judge Wentworth
Central Court
McGilvray
Higuera
Yarmouth Street
Wentworth
Delta Kappa Epsilon Annual Reunion in Boston
More than 150 members of Delta Kappa Epsilon gathered for the 43rd New England Association reunion at Copley Plaza. The evening opened with a vaudeville act, followed by talks by Oswald Herring and John C. Minot, with lantern slides from the Cuba fraternity convention. Clarence G. McDavitt presided as president, and Frederick W. Rust of Williams was elected president with F. Weed named a vice-president.
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Delta Kapps. Epsilon
Copley Plaza
New England Association of D. K. E
New England
Boston
Oswald Herring
New York
John C. Minot
Cuba
Clarence G. McDavitt
Elub
Frederick W. Rust
Williams
F. Weed
Screen Gossip Louise Lovely a Sydney born star of stage and film
Louise Lovely born in Sydney 24 years ago to a French actress mother and Milan Grand Opera conductor father rose to lead roles with Australian Biograph at 14, toured Orpheum vaudeville, joined Vita graph, now with Fox in Partners of Fate. She stands five feet two, with blue eyes and blond hair, is Mrs William Welsh in private life.
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Louise Lovely
Sydney
Australia
Milan Grand Opera Company
Miss Lovely
Australian Biograph Company
Mary Pickford
America
Orpheum
Vitagraph Company
Fox Company
Wesley Barry to Star in Period at Little Theatre
Wesley Barry makes his first spoken drama appearance playing the title role in Period to be staged at the Little Theatre in Los Angeles. The production marks a new phase in the actor’s stage career as venues prepare for opening night.
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Wesley Barry
Little Theatre
Los Angeles
Little Mary Pickford Roots in Uncle Doug’s Nut Debut
Four year old Mary Pickford, niece of Our Mary, will debut in her uncle Doug’s film The Nut soon to be released.
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Mary Pickford
Mary
Doug
The
Veteran actor Ferguson set for Griffith film Dream Street
An old timer WwW. TF. Ferguson, who witnessed Abraham Lincoln's assassination, is soon to be seen on the screen in D. W. Griffith's forthcoming production Dream Street.
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TF. Ferguson
Abraham Lincoln
D. W. Griffith
Rubye De Remer Completes Arrow Film Series
Rubye De Remer, renowned film star named the most beautiful woman in America by French artist Paul Hellen, has finished a series of pictures for the Arrow Film Corporation.
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Rubye de Remer
America
Paul Hellen
Arrow Film Corporation
Answers to questions from a Hollywood gossip column
An old Labin Company star Westbrook-Ethel Clayton and husband director Joseph Kaufman are noted with Kaufman deceased. Names, pronunciations, and addresses for actors Nellie Taunton-Meighan Celeste Brockwell Jack Holt Peggy Derry James Morrison Robert Warwick George Walsh Bill Hart and Ward June are listed with studios, cities, and roles. public notices request photographs and mail inquiries through PRUNELLA HALL at The Boston Post.
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Westbrook
Ethel Clayton
Labin
Joseph Kaufman
Lasky Studios
Vine Street
Wollywood
Cal
Nellie
Taunton
Meighan
Sarthelme
Celeste
Gladys Brockwell
Jack Holt Lasky Studio
Hollywood
Jane Cowl
David Warfield
Holbrook Blinn
Matt Moore
Peggy
Derry
N. H
James Morrison
Vitagraph Company
H. B. Warner
Jean Paige
Robert Warwick
George Walsh
Leena Owen
Bill Hart
Witchburg
Ward June
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Prunella
Boston Post
Boston
Wilson Has Given Last Statement
President Wilson, per those close to him, has uttered his last official remark to Congress or the public as head of the nation. He concentrates on recovering his health and will not issue statements or writings for several months.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
President Wilson to Leave White House Quietly
Friends press for his view on the next four years but he says he has said his final word. Charles Swem m will not be retained. he leaves for Chicago. The President will avoid public discussion after March 4 and focus on getting well. He moves with a cane, appears stooped, and faces a gradual end to his tenure as the White House empties.
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Charles Swemm
Chicago
Wilson
Break All Records for Speed in Legal Action
In New England a legal action against the steamship Harald was processed in record time yesterday. Within an hour the libel was served on the skipper, a keeper placed aboard, a settlement reached, the libel dismissed, and the ship returned to the captain to sail again.
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New England
Harald
United States Marshal's Office
Shipping interests alarmed by typhus quarantine order
Shipping interests of this city fear vessels will be tied up 12 days or more at quarantine after a drastic order effective next Sunday. The rule requires ships to have passengers deloused at least 12 days before arrival and to remain 12 days in quarantine after arrival if typhus cases are suspected or confirmed.
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Port
Immigrant Detention Plans Discussed at Boston Port
Sidney Jackson of White Star met Health Commissioner Woodward to review Rainsford Island as a potential detention camp for typhus suspects. The island could serve in emergencies, with Deer Island barracks offered by Mayor Peters to boost port facilities. Surgeon General Cummings may standardize immigrant examinations at Atlantic ports. Gallops Island will be inspected. A ship from central Europe is due soon with precautions in place. officials expect no epidemic due to delousing rules and infection solely from bites.
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Sidney Jackson
White Star Line
William C. Woodward
International Merchant Marine
Rainsford Island
Peters
Deer Island
New York
Woodward and Kelley
Hugh Cummings
Atlantic
Boston
Gallops Island
William M. Bryan
Diversion of European Liners Brings Aliens to Boston
Wireless detours of liners Zeeland and Lituania shift from New York to Boston, carrying 34 first class, 184 second class, 990 steerage aboard. Zeeland due Monday, Lituania 1200 passengers chiefly Poles and Jews, Wednesday arrival. potential Rotterdam and Manchuria sailings also noted for Boston.
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Europe
New York
Boston
Zeeland
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Cherbourg
Lituania
Libau
Commonwealth Pier
Danzig
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Quarantine Fund Approved for Typhus Work in New York
The U S Senate added a 200000 appropriation to the deficiency bill to fund quarantine work at New York where typhus has appeared among immigrants. Surgeon General Cumming states the money will modify the quarantine station and will be transferred soon.
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New York
U. S. Senate
Washington
Public Health Service
Senate
Calder
Republican
Cumming
New
Immigrant Affairs Head in York State Secures Funds
Immigration Commissioner Wallis of New York met with federal officials today and approved the appropriation. The conference in York State concluded with Wallis signaling approval of the funding.
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York State
Wallis
New York
Not to Meet Rail Workers
The Association of Railway Executives in Chicago unanimously adopted its labor committee report and refused to participate in national conferences proposed by employees to resolve wage and condition disputes. The committee said pay rates for unskilled labor should be managed by each railway and its workers, and denounced the conferences as a scheme toward railroad nationalization. It argued that labor efficiency and railroad growth conflict with the consolidation of labor unions led by B. M. Jewell and associates.
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Chicago
Association of Railway Executives
B. M. Jewell
Labor Committee
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Froman
Ellis Ice Carnival
Trinity
Douglas Bomeister
Yale
Harry L. Wiggin
Bowdoin
Back Bay
Ann Paulson
June Stewart
Beverly Miller
Quincy House Steward
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Scott
Mary Pickfordy
United News
A. Ross & CO
Summer St., Cor. High
Vorenberg
Washington St
Percale
Nmien’s
Union
O’coats
Coats
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