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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1913

Page

3

Republicans Seek National Convention to Redraw Delegates

Senators Root of New York and Crane of Massachusetts back a fall or winter national Republican convention to revise delegate selection rules and base representation on Republican vote. They urge a special convention to set proportional representation and allow states to choose delegates by state laws.

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Hunt Boston Man as Forger

Gloucester police seek a Boston man identified as "Dr. Jones" after two counterfeit checks for 15 dollars drawn on Gloucester National Bank were passed Monday. The case prompts a citywide search for the alleged forger and possible connections to other incidents.

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Roosevelts Endorse Child Labor Bills In Hearing

Theodore Roosevelt endorses the Wagner bills prohibiting child labor in tenements and canneries. The pledge was read at a legislative hearing before Senate and Assembly labor committees by Madeline Doty, secretary of the Progressive party child life committee.

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High Tea Hosted by New England Women’s Press Association

The New England Women's Press Association held a High Tea at Parker House yesterday afternoon and evening, honored by distinguished newspaper, literary, and musical figures.

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