Filipinos Unfit to Be Free Says Forbes
W Cameron Forbes former Governor General and commission member told the Boston City Club that Filipinos are not yet ready for independence. He blamed early elevation to high offices for reduced efficiency and said the United States should refrain from committing to a risky governance shift.
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Clerk resigns Somerville post after long service
Clara B. Snow resigns as assistant city clerk of Somerville effective today. She has served in the department since 1892 and as assistant city clerk since February 1921.
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Plan to combine soldiers' bonus with Allied debt refunding
Washington report says Senator Lodge and Republican leaders consider merging the soldiers bonus bill with the Allied debt refunding bill. The plan, discussed after a dinner at Senator McCormick's home, would have the United States underwrite Allied bonds or securities and use proceeds to pay the cash bonus.
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Lodge Plan Aids Bonus Bill Amid Republican Push
Republican leaders favor a Lodge proposed scheme to amend the allied debt bill with the five fold bonus measure. President Harding opposes funding the bonus by interest on the allied debt. Senate Finance Committee deliberates this week as leaders seek swift action before the spring primary elections.
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East Boston Man Killed In Street Stabbing And Robbery
In East Boston, McFarland was stabbed during a $52 robbery attempt at Orleans and Summer streets and died from leg and groin wounds. Bergindahl, arrested after confessing at the Narrow Gauge terminal, says three assailants robbed him and he fought back with a knife. He is married with a Scottish wife, while McFarland was unfamiliar to police.
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Let Bride Buy Gifts Herself Says Embezzlement Case
Providence December 12. Edward F. McCabe paid a $50 fine before being tried on embezzlement charges linked to wedding gifts for Miss Mary Greene. He arranged watches for bridesmaids but substitutes arrived late and were pawned after she refused them. Police brought him before District Judge Gorham.
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Mrs Garland Rents a Dedham Home Amid Inheritance Turns
Mrs Charles Garland formerly Miss May Wrenn of Dedham, who rejected a million dollar legacy last year, has rented a 10 room Dedham residence for herself and her infant daughter. Her husband may join them. he plans to keep 500 from the fortune and give one third to his wife and child while gifting the rest to friends. The Rogers homestead property is leased for their future.
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Elderly Mrs Logan Keeps Vigorous Health and Gardens
Mrs John A Logan widow of Civil War general Logan known as the Black Eagle remains active at 83 living at 85 Village street. She has attended the Kaiser and Czar coronations and has tea with Queen Victoria, reflecting a life connected to royalty and history.
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