U S to Ignore Soviet Offer
State Department said the Soviet proposal to the United States Japan and Romania would receive no consideration. The message, delivered via Minister Morris Stockholm and broadcast by Radio Moscow, is viewed as propaganda. A separate Senate resolution urged a re estab lishment of cordial relations with Russia and would lift sanctions and discuss troop withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
United States
State Department
Japan
Romania
Morris Stockholm
Mosa
Boceviks
Frankcan
Maryland
Big Roundup of Sailors by Boston Police
A Boston police sweep of Charlestown naval yard sailors arrested 89 men for unauthorized liberty, booking them at police stations and turning them over for navy yard examination. Twenty two of the 39 held for further review were sent back to the navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown War Yard
Boston
Navy Yard
Milk Price Cut Announced for Chicago
Chicago officials announce milk prices will drop March 1 with a quart at 14 cents, a pint at 9 cents, and cream unchanged at 6 cents per half pint. The decrease reflects a wholesale price reduction of 45 cents per hundred pounds in March.
IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW Signs of worms from Dr True
An advertisement claims Dr True’s Elixir cures worm infections in children. It cites symptoms such as constipation sour stomach swollen belly and worm indicators. A testimonial from Mrs H N Roberts of Flint Michigan asserts her baby was cured and urges readers to buy the product at dealers in three sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Roberts
Asylum Street
Flint
Mich
Dr. True
Dr True
City Council Salary Increases Draw Veto Warning
The Finance Commission urged Mayor Peters to veto recent salary raises for four City Council attaches calling the increases extravagant and reckless. It flags Edward Leary Frederick Glenn John Baldwin and Frank Chisholm as overpaid noting prior raises and arguing their positions are unnecessary and that Harnden's raise is indefensible. The commission urges budget elimination of the increases to curb extravagance.
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Finance Commission
Peters
Edward J. Leary
City Messenger
Frederick J. Glenn
John E. Baldwin
Frank X. Chisholm
Leary
Glenn
Baldwin
Chisholm
City Messenger Department
Edward W. Harnden
Harnden
Senator Seeks U S Purchase of Bermuda Islands
A resolution introduced by Senator Kenyon of Iowa urges diplomatic negotiations with Great Britain for the purchase of the Bermuda Islands. The move signals a formal U S interest in acquiring Bermuda as a strategic possession.
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Washington
Great Britain
Bermuda Islands
Kenyon
Republican
Iowa
Demand on Symphony Trustees for $1000 Raise
The seven member committee of Boston Musicians Union sent a notice to the Boston Symphony Orchestra trustees refuting Judge Cabot's statements and demanding a conference plus a $1000 raise for each player. The wage demand repeats prior requests.
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Union
Boston Musicians’ Union
Board of Trustees
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Judge Cabot
Board of Trustes
Fredric Fradkin
Boston Symphony
Musicians’ Union
Monteux Says He Has Not Supported Boston Strikes
Pierre Monteux, conductor, declares he has never supported the players in their wage agitation and disapproved the course taken by the men. Detroit’s F Sturm seeks 20 Boston players but none signed, awaiting developments. Union leader Weber urges musicians to avoid Boston until the dispute is resolved.
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Pierre Monteux
F. Sturm
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Boston
Detroit
Boston Orchestra
Joseph N. Weber
American Federation of Musicians
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Musicians’ Union
Arthur Brooke
G. Mager
William G. Dodge
Weber
Investigation of State correctional institutions proposed
A resolve reported by the committee on public institutions provides for a special commission to study state correctional facilities. The panel, appointed by the Governor, includes corrections and public welfare leaders, Boston’s penal institutions commissioner, probation officials, a county commissioner, and a sheriff, with a report due to the Legislature by March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Public Institutions
Corrections, Public Welfare and Mental Diseases
Penal Institutions Commissioner
Boston
Plant Company Objects to Cardinal as Arbitrator
The Thomas G. Plant Company objects to Cardinal O Connell acting as arbitrator in the dispute with striking workers who urged referral to the cardinal by their Feb 24 resolution. The plant favors a court decision on the legality of the workers' action.
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Thomas G. Plant Company
Cardinal O'Connell
Scientists Seek Rehearing In Christian Science Case
The Supreme Court session before Judge Crosby heard arguments on reopening the case. William G. Thompson for John V. Dittemore denounced the move as an attempt to delay the day the church affair becomes public. The crowded courtroom showed strong church involvement.
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Crosby
Supreme Court
William G. Thompson
John V. Dittemore
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Hearing on Dittemore case delays report and new evidence
Judge Crosby hears arguments on a motion by Christian Science Mother Church directors to direct Judge Dodge to hear more evidence before filing the master’s report in the Dittemore case. Trustees’ counsel seeks to reference Dodge’s draft report. Bates warns this could prejudice directors before filing.
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John L. Bates
The
Christian Science Mother Church
Frederic Dodge
Herbert W. Eustace
John V. Dittemore
Adam H. Dickey
Dittemore
Dodge
Fustace Et al
Christian Science Publishing Company
Crosby
Judge Dodge
Sherman L. Whipple
Whipple
Bates
Dover Barge Grounds in Vineyard Sound During Gale
The barge Dover broke from a Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company tug and ran aground on Middle Ground Shoal opposite Tarpaulin Cove. As night fell she remained aground with a northwest gale and ice clogged Vineyard Sound.
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Woods
Dover
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company
Middle Ground
The House That Love Built shares for Good Will
An appeal from George L. Perin president of Franklin Square House to buy shares for The House That Love Built. Shares are one dollar each and can be sent via bill or check, addressed to 11 East Newton Street Boston.
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Franklin Square House
Love
George L. Perin
East
Newton St
Boston
Icebound Swell Returns After Terrifying Gale
The steam trawler Swell captained by Peter Anderson docked at the South Boston fish pier after a severe gale. Crew members Patrick Hunt and Max Foote suffered bruises but no serious injuries as the ship, iced over, fought 70 mile per hour winds while fishing Georges Bank and bringing in 100000 pounds of haddock and cod.
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Peter Anderson
South Boston Fish Pier
Patrick Hunt
Max Foote
Georges Bank
Wood campaign in Massachusetts blocks opposing at large slate
Congressman Wilfrid W. Lufkin leads Massachusetts Wood managers in a push to avoid a Wood pledged slate opposing the unpledged Lodge Crane Gillett Thurston group. Louis A. Frothingham acquiesces in not running as Wood delegate at large while Russell A. Wood vows to run as an independent. Governor Frothingham to take active part in campaign management.
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Wilfrid W. Lufkin
Massachusetts
Leonard Wood
Wood
Senator Lodge
Crane
Gillett
Edward A. Thurston
Lodge
Thurston
Louis A. Frothingham
Lufkin
Froth- Ingham Himeelf
Frothingham
Russell A. Wood
Cambridge
Gould
New York
General Wood
Fuller
Hoover
Charles Sumner Bird
Progressive Party
Fone
Herbert Hoover
Democratic Party
Mr. Bird
Thomas W. Miller
Delaware
Bellevue
Lodge-Crane-Gillett-Thurston
Baumgarten Fights Extradition in Boston Auto Theft Case
Harrisburg born David I Baumgarten and his wife faced Judge Choquet in Montreal as he fights extradition to Boston for a $6009 auto theft charge from Watertown Massachusetts. The car remains seized for storage costs. Mrs Baumgarten claims ownership since 1913. argues diary shows conspiracy tied to a business dispute.
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Montreal
Que
Boston
New York
Harrisburg
Cincinnati
David I. Baumgarten
Choquet
John H. Davis
Watertown
Mass
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Salors
Chicago
Piie
Childre
Finance Board
U. S
Summer Street
Banks
Johnson
Monteux
Trustees Query Fradkin
Adamson
BY Robert T. Brady
Bourne
Belvidere
Falmouth St
Belvidere St
Mech
Hamburg
Ome
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Wilson
Arthur Dean Bevan
American Medical Association
Allied Supreme Council
Fiume
Lansing
Germany
Kentucky
Turkey
Holland
America
Britain
Literary di
Funk & Wagnalls Company
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