Ford peace party on ship splits over disarmament pledge
On board the Oscar II the Ford peace expedition erupts in a split over a declaration of principles advocating international disarmament. Key figures like S. S. McClure, Jenkin Lloyd Jones, Madam Schwimmer and John D. Barry clash with Henry Ford and others. Tensions surge as signatures falter and press access clashed with party aims.
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William C. Bullitt
Ford Peace Party
Boston Post
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Noah
Ham
Shem
Japhet
McClure
Jenkin Jones
Hague
Louis P. J.ochner
World Federation
Lochner
Charles F. Aked
San Francisco
Aked
Florence Holbrook
Chicago
Joseph Fels
Philadelphia
Lola M. Loyd
Jenkin Loyd Jones
Arthur Weatherly
United States of America
Europe
Henry Ford
S. McClure
McClure’s
New York
United States
Resolutions Committee
Lindsey
Hanna
North Dakota
Dean Marquis
Detroit
John D. Barry
Herman Bernstein
Helen King Robinson
Denver
H. N. Wheeler
Quincy Journal
Judge Lindsey
Christiania
Swain
Ford
Barry
Mr. Barry
Madame Schwimmer
Mr. Ford
Dr. Aked
Mr. Lochner
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Sealer Exhibit Showcases Ultra Sensitive Weighing Machine
An instrument to be exhibited at the Convention of Sealers and Weighers at Faneuil Hall today weighs a hair and deflects a thousandth of a grain. Charles B. Woollay, sealer of weights and measures for Boston and president of the State Association, will insert.
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Convention OF Sealers and Weighers
Faneuil Hall
Charles B. Woollay
Boston
State Association
Newsman Ginger Send Off Ends Turbulent Evening
Reporters received scant wireless accounts of the combat until Saturday night. Mr. Ford closed the turbulent evening by presenting a large box of ginger to the reporters. He was tired but cheerful and said good night promising that it will be all right in the morning.
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Ford
Hague
America
France frees seized German and Austrian subjects
At Fort de France Martinique on January 5 the French government released the German and Austrian subjects picked up from American ships by the cruiser Descartes after a Washington protest. The released nationals will sail to New York tomorrow on the Parima.
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Fort DE France
Martinique
Descartes
Washington
New York
Contributions Acknowledged by Gordon Abbott at Chil dren's Hospital
Gordon Abbott treasurer of the Children’s Hospital lists donations received in addition to prior acknowledgments. Contributors include Miss Elien Bacon 1000, The Highland Sewing Club 50, Howes Brothers Company 100, Mrs. Eliot Hubbard 50, J. Randolph Coolidge 23, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Curtis 2000, Mrs. Curtis Guild 20, and others with varied amounts, totaling numerous gifts from individuals and organizations.
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Children’s Hospital
Court. Street
Quiver Ames
Elien
Bacon
Rae FE
Barbour
Barron
W. W. Blackmar
Robert A. Boitl
the Highland Sewing Club
James R. Hooper
Ya Pines Moe
Howes Brothers Company
Eliot Hubbard
Wincaid
St. Paul's Sunday School
Henry G. Bradley
B. W. Burdett
Wares
Frederick Banker Carpenter
James Richard Carter
Juan Codman
R. S. Codman
Harold J. Coolidge
J. Randolph Coolidge
Ayaa
Louis Curtis
Arate
Ane
Ernest B. Dane
Alberta
Halse, T
B. M. Fenno, Jr
Dorothy M. Greenwood
Curtis Guild
Qcharles R. Hayden
W. B. Kehew
Cerereees Rae
Abram Klopot
A. Koshland
Abe
F. W. Sargent
Veeseeseyes
Phyllis Sears
Francis Shaw
Nathaniel Mamen
Ieee
Agivelee
Boo Albert
Duscalak Welwaleels
Henry C. Weston
Alexander Whues
S. Huntington Wolcott
Cossasiams
George
Massachusetts Sealers of Weights and Measures Convene at Faneuil Hall
Sealers of weights and measures from across the state gather for the 22d annual convention and exhibit at Faneuil Hall starting at 10 a m. today. May or Curley delivers the opening address and other city mayors speak during today and tomorrow. Boston sealer Charles B. Woolley presides the Massachusetts association. Exhibits include a wide range of weighing machines and measures.
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Massachusetts Association of Sealers of Weights
Faneuil Hall
Curley
Charles B. Woolley
Boston
Ford Named On Michigan Republican Primary Ballot
Henry Ford's name appears on the Michigan Republican presidential primary ballot after petitions were filed with the Secretary of State. Ford recently returned from a European peace mission and seeks the presidency in the spring contest.
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Lansing
Mich
Henry Ford
Michigan
Ford
New Bill Proposes Ban on Raw Milk by Legislature
Representative Rowley of Brookline presents a bill to the Legislature banning milk in its natural state. The measure, backed by Granville E Taber, targets raw milk products in specific statutory contexts.
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Rowley
Brookline
General Court
Granville E. Taber
Rowley Bill Targets Raw Milk Sales Across Commonwealth
The measure would ban giving selling or transporting raw milk or any component intended as food for residents. It defines raw milk as natural cow milk and would require pasteurization of all milk products. Other bills call for electrifying New Haven road, a New Year holiday, pensions for widows of officers, and various infrastructure and tax moves.
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Commonwealth
Rowley
New Haven
Hyde Park
Essex Street
Grove Hall
Washington Street
Gloucester Harbor
Bernardston
Gould Reappointed Middlesex County Board Chairman in Cambridge
Levi S. Gould of Melrose was re-elected chairman of the Middlesex County Board of Commissioners for the 20th time in Cambridge yesterday. He has led the board since first election and just marked his 82nd birthday.
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Levi S. Gould
Melrose
Middlesex County Board of Commissioners
Cambridge
Gould
Mandamus Sought in Cambridge Court Case
Mayor Rockwood of Cambridge faces a mandamus challenge as Commissioner Cunningham seeks to compel action. Cunningham petitions the Supreme Judicial Court in Boston to halt what he terms an unauthorized proceeding.
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Rockwood
Cambridge
Henry J. Cunningham
Commissioner of Public Safety
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
Cunningham
Mayor cancels mandamus hearing in Cunningham dispute
Mayor Rockwood halted the 2:30 hearing on Cunningham removal amid mandamus proceedings. Cunningham refuses to bow out, claims he is due a hearing under the new charter, while two public safety commissioners operate as the city hovers between charter interpretations. Attache salaries continue regardless of official action.
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Cunningham
Friends of
Joseph I. O’connell
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