Glidden Tours For July
New York January 5 In spite of rain a large crowd filled Grand Central Palace for the automobile show. Enthusiasts and buyers remained, as exhibitors forecast a record attendance and sales. The AAA reliability tour entry list is building toward a record, with Denver likely the tour’s eastern starting point around July 5. The American Motor Car Manufacturers Association luncheon drew over 200 members with remarks on industry growth and future potential.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Frank B. Hower
Buffalo
American Automobile Association
Glidden
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Hotel
Manhattan
Jeb Hedges
Benjamin Briscoe
H. O. Smith
Alfred Reeves
Robert Lee Morrell
Automobile Club of America
Smith
Berkshire Friends Gift Giant Laurel Wreath for Treadway
Allen T. Treadway prepares to open Massachusetts Senate beneath a 25 foot circumference laurel wreath. Crafted by six Berkshire Press Club volunteers, the giant mount laurel piece weighs into a seven foot diameter with a foot thick case. Transported on a flat car, the wreath arrives in Boston as a token of esteem from local journalists and observers.
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Allen T. Treadway
Massachusetts Senate
Senate
Luke Davis
Senator Treadway
Berkshire Press Club
Berkshire Hills
Boston
State House
Old South Clothing Company Sells to Talbot Company
The Old South Clothing Company at 66 Hanover Street dissolves after five years due to a partner’s death. Surviving members sell interests to the Talbot Clothing Company which will continue the business at the same location. The store closes today for stock, reopens tomorrow under Talbot management with clearance pricing to make way for new goods.
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Old South Clothing Company
Hanover Street
Talbot Clothing Company
Talbot Company
Boston
Old South Company
Victor Records Concert Highlights New Voices and Classics
Yesterday a concert showcased new Victor month releases featuring Harry Lauder’s Bonnie Scotland and The Fairest of the Fair by Sousa. Mme Destinn impressed with intelligence and dramatic power alongside Mme Sembrich performing Rossini. Mischa Elman offered a Rondo Capriccioso while Monte Cross faces Kansas City franchise tensions with Griffith.
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Victor Records
Harry Lauder
Bonnie Scotland
and Sousa
Emmy Destinn
Metropolitan Opera Mouse
New York
Mme. Destinn
Mme. Sembrich
Rossini
Mischa Elman
General Court Convenes Today to Elect New Officers
The Great and General Court of Massachusetts opens a five to six month session to address citizens grievances. Officers of the Legislature will be chosen. Eben Draper and Louis Frothingham will take the oath tomorrow. Republican caucuses nominate Treadway for President in the Senate and Walker for Speaker in the House.
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Great and General Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
General Court
Eben S. Draper
Louis A. Frothingham
State House
Allen T. Treadway
Stockbridge
Henry D. Coolidge
Edward A. Horton
House
Joseph Walker
Brookline
Grafton Cushing
James W. Kimball
Daniel W. Waldron
Treadway Nominated New President of Senate
Senator Allen T. Treadway was nominated and accepted as president of the Senate with 29 of 34 Republican Senators present. The caucus named Elmer Stevens chairman and Eben S. Keith secretary, while Henry D. Coolidge and Remington were chosen for clerk and sergeant at arms. Concerns over absent colleagues were noted as sick Senator Spalding and four others were invited to join in condolences.
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David T Remington
Allen T. Treadway
Senate
James F. Shaw
Senator Treadway
Treadway
Thorndike Spalding
Cambridge
Samuel Ross
New Bedford
Harry P. Morse
Haverhill
James W. Grimes
Reading
Joseph H. Hibbard
Lowell
Elmer Stevens
Somerville
Eben S.S. Keith
Cape
Turtle
Pittsfield
Shaw
Harvey
Waltham
Fiske
Henry D. Coolidge
Nash
Hanover
Remington
Spalding
Senate opening follows House call by senior lawmakers
The House will be called to order today by Representative James H. Mellen of Worcester, the oldest member. Senator Elmer A. Stevens of Somerville, the Senate's senior member, will call the Senate to order and preside until the election of Senate officers.
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House
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Elmer A. Stevens
Somerville
Senate
Baseball peace nears as commissions settle minor leagues
Cincinnati report says the National Baseball Commission and the National Association agreed to place Eastern and American Leagues in a new AA class with Pacific Coast League. Territorial rights to be set tomorrow. Major league actions include Brooklyn's Ebbets signing Seabrig and trades involving Roth Hostetter and several minor leaguers for cash.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
National Association
Eastern League
American Association
National Commission
Pacific Coast League
Charles Ebbets
Brooklyn
James Se
Fielder Jones Quits The Game For Good Stirrings Amid Manager Hunt
In a claim of quitting the game for good Fielder Jones stands firm while Charley Comis searches for a new manager Comis has prior experience with Jones in similar situations.
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Fielder Jones
Charley Comiskey
Commie
Fielder
Legislative wrangle over committee seats stalls session start
The plan of Speaker Walker and President Treadway to announce committees on opening day is bogged down as wrangles over Senate committee placements intensify. Both leaders struggle to resolve conflicts, with the Senate facing the most serious disputes over key panel positions.
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Walker
House
President Treadway
Senate
Boston area committee fights and shifting chairmanships
The metropolitan affairs chairmanship sparks a tangle as Boston men vie for power while others from outside the city press for fair distribution. Contests also rage over judiciary leadership between Spalding and Potter with Treadway backing Turtle. House picks include Cushing for metropolitan affairs and Hodgkins for mercantile affairs.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston
J. Howell Crosby
Arlington
Senate
Hibbard
Prentiss Parker
House
John L. Harvey
Waltham
Wilmot R. Evans, Jr
Everett
Crosby
Judiciary
Thorndike Spalding
Cambridge
Elmer Potter
Worcester
Treadway
William Turtle
Pittsfield
Turtle
Walker
Bishop of
Newton
Bishop
Grafton Cushing
Kemp
Springfield
Stevens
Somerville
Potter
Frank Hodgkins
Committee On Judiciary
McGuigan Seeks to Match Attell and Driscoll
New York Jan. Jack McGuigan manager of the National A C of Philadelphia seeks a six round bout pairing Abe Attell and Jem Driscoll within weeks Attell has consented to a 124 pound match at 6 p m from New Orleans dispatch Charley Harvey Driscoll manager may oppose preferring a 20 round encounter
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New York
Jack McGuigan
National A. C
Philadelphia
Abe Attell
Jem Driscoll
New Orleans
Attell
Driscoll
Charley Harvey
Coughlin to Manage Albany Club in New Season
Bill Coughlin, captain and third baseman of the Detroit Tigers, champion of the American League, has been transferred to the Albany team of the New York State league and will manage the club in the coming season.
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Bill Coughlin
Tigers
Albany
Detroit
Unique Theatre Benefit for Italian Earthquake Sufferers
The Unique Theatre plans a benefit performance tomorrow to aid victims of the Italian earthquake. Organizers urge attendance to support relief efforts.
Learn to Make Soup Right by Sunday Post Series
The Sunday Post announces a cooking series by an expert starting next Sunday. The first article will cover pea soup and baked bean soup detailing practical instructions for inexperienced home cooks.
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The
Sunday Post
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Chickering
Goy
Eben
Mas
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Tobeph
Zwowozs
Dove OF Peace
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Anderson
Pittsburg
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Kaseman Rodgers
Middletown
Nee Major Gaye
Return of the Prodigal Baseball Outlaws
McGuigan
the Sunday Post
Madison C. Peters
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