Congress Pressures President Over Armed Ships War Risk
The House and Senate debate a resolution warning Americans not to travel on armed merchant ships of belligerents. Senator Stone and Representative Flood maneuver to restrain the President while Gore prepares a parallel bill banning travel on armed vessels. Germany’s reply to U S demands is reported unfavorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Germany
House
Senate
Representative McLemore
Texas
United States
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Friends of the
Gore
Oklahoma
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Stone
Representative Flood
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Spe
White House
Kitchin
Democrats of the
Elihu Root
Executive Department
Senator Root
Root
Missouri
Secretary of State
O’gorman
Hitchcock
Flood
Bernstorff
Mother's Gratitude for Father John's Medicine
Mrs. F. A. Conrad of 1114 Second Avenue Altoona Pa testifies that Father John's Medicine relieved her four children from severe colds croup and bronchitis and praises its health restoring effects The ad notes the medicine is safe for children free from chloroform opium morphine codeine heroin or other dangerous drugs and describes its nourishing and gentle laxative properties that aid breathing and purification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Conrad
Father John
Second Avenue
Altoona
Death of Louis R Speare Former AAA President
Louis R Speare a leading figure in the automobile world and former president of the American Automobile Association died yesterday at his home in Newton Centre after a long illness. He had been unable to run his business for months.
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American Automobile Association
Newton Centre
Louis R. Speare
The
Sumner Street
Speare Senior Autombile Leader Dies in Newton
Boston born Alden Speare, 1861 to 1930, a banker and founder of the Bay State Automobile Association, led the American Automobile Association from 1909 to 1911 and helped form multiple emery and milling firms. He died. services set for Friday at his home.
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Mr. Speare
Boston
Newton
Everett National Bank of
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Speare, Gregory Company
Alden Speare
Alden Speare’s
Economy Food Products Company
Cambridge
Jackson Mills Emery Company
Easton
Penn
Diamond Mills Emery Company
Philadelphia
Blue Corundum Mining Company
Peekskill
N. Y
American Motorist
Newton Centre Methodist Episcopal Church
Edith Burgess
Wesley QO. Holway
United States Navy
Caroline M. Speare
E. Ray Speare
William E. Huntington
Newton Centre
William S. Haven
Summit
N. JJ
L. J. Birney
D. D
Board of Governors
The
Bay State Automobile Association
Speare
Takes Singer as His Bride
Ernest C. Schirmer aged 50, head of the Boston Music Company, wed Madame Lida C. Bottero, once a well known singer. Schirmer lists Brookline Massachusetts as his address and Bottero's as 81 Park Street. This is his second marriage and her third. she was previously divorced from Dr Bottero.
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Portland
Ernest C. Schirmer
Boston Music Company
New York
Chicago
Lida C. Bottero
Rawson Road
Brookline
Mass
Germany
Park Street
Dr. Bottero
Fire Forces Family From Rochester Street Home
Fire forced the Lipowsky family from their 34 Rochester street dwelling after flames broke out on the second floor yesterday afternoon. The family escaped unharmed and firefighters contained the blaze to the upper floor with no major damage reported.
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Rebecca Lipovsky
Rochester Street
Sound steamship line fight shifts to Boston hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened the hearing on the New Haven railroad water-line divorce at the Chamber of Commerce in Boston. President Howard Elliott led New Haven opposition, arguing that separate ownership would harm efficiency and raise rates, with shippers and trade groups backing current rail-water control to preserve service and delivery speeds.
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Sound Steamship Lines
New Haven
New York
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Elliott
New England
Boards of Trade
Elliott
Long Island Sound
Arthur P. Russell
E. G. Buckland
William F. Garcelon
F. DM. Ives
Charles S. Davis
Cape Cod
John Noble
Plymouth Cordage Company
W. B. Farr
United Shoe Machinery Company
J. Sidney Stone
American Felt Company
Woonsocket
R. I. Co
P. Warren
Elder and Brown
Interstate Commission
Department of Justice
Shippers and Trade Organization
Jacques Schuler
New Bedford Board of Trade
New Bedford
Stanley King
W. H. McElwain Shoe Concern
Winthrop Ll. Carter
Nashua Gum and
Cordage Paper Company
Fred B. Batchellor
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
William P. Libbey
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Washington
James R. Mann
Roosevelt
Senator Gore
Hastings
Smith
Georgia
Lafollette
Kenyon
Cummins
Executive
Count Bernstorff
Lusitania
Nashua Paper Mill
Elwain
Plymouth Cordage
Panama
N.E
Lewis R. Speare
Schirmer
Madame Bottero
Cahes of
Penene Price
John H. Howell
A. H. Elder
Commission
United States Department of Justice
H. LaRue Brown
Adrian H. Bole
W. H. Chandler
Chamber of Commercce
Benjamin I. Spock
America
Rueter“Company
Porter Brewers
Oston
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