Susie Hob Nors With Royalty in London
Susie, Mrs. Wilson's colored maid, enjoys royal attention in London as she guards the official jewels and learns Buckingham Palace etiquette. The Queen presents her a diamond monogram brooch, and George, the President's valet, receives a kingly gift. The party plans to return home via New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Susie
Mrs. Wilson
George
Buckingham Palace
Murat
Paris
Queen Mary
Insigna
G. R
George Rex
New York
William Hears A Theory In Beal Dialogues
William Jethro Spudd stocks up on confusion as his two hopeful offspring spar in George Brinton Beal's humorous dialogues. The Boston Post Sunday Magazine previews a new installment featuring the peculiar character and his family’s lighthearted debates.
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William
William Jethro Spudd
George Brinton Beal
Boston Post
Color of the Irish flag stirs letters to the Post
Readers answer the Post on the flag colors of Ireland with opinions on green blue and buff as debate grows over the standard. Respondents include natives and outsiders offering varied viewpoints and proofs.
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Erin
The
Shannon
Shillelah
Ireland
Irish flag colors stir debate at Malden school exhibit
A school exhibit featuring flags of nations sparked a color controversy over Ireland's flag. West School principal Cora Hill Dempsey displayed a blue flag with a gold harp prompting Patrick Drumgoole and Irish county club presidents to plan a formal discussion next Tuesday. Local figures dispute blue as a flag color, with claims the green harp flag is historic and blue was abandoned in Emmet's era.
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Cora Hill Dempsey
West School
Malden
Patrick J. Drumgoole
Somerville
Central Council of Irish County Clubs
Ireland
Robert Emmet
Arlington
Mark Crehan
Roxbury
Catalan Tensions Rise in Barcelona Street Clashes
In Barcelona on January 27 clashes between Catalinists and followers of Count Romonones increase daily, especially at night, signaling mounting unrest as Spain's premier faces a divided city.
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Barcelona
Spain
Count Romanones
Armour proposes meat packing regulation bill
J Ogden Armour, president of Armour and Co told the Senate agriculture committee after his testimony that he and his counsel were drafting legislation to regulate the meat packing industry and would submit it as a substitute for similar bills then before Congress.
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Washington
J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Armour Leaders Plan to Test Meat Legislation Before Congress
Mr Armour said the plan would satisfy producers and consumers and reduce antagonism to packers, opposing government control of meat cars and yards. Edward Morris of Morris & Co argued the industry could be harmed by regulation and urged quick reimbursement if government ownership occurred. He denied a monopoly and urged Congress to review the use of a $150000 annual fund and questioned FTC findings.
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Armour
Senate
Edward S. Morris
Chicago
Morris & Co
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Morris
Congress
Irving
Federal Trade Commission
National Live Stock Association
Food Administration
Winslow
Massachusetts
Cut Tariff On Foreign Trade
The Shipping Board announces a 66 2-3 percent cut in tariffs between Atlantic and Gulf ports and UK France Italy Belgium and The Netherlands to meet reduced transatlantic freight rates. The United Kingdom rate drops to 1 per 100 pounds or 60 cents per cubic foot from 66 a ton. Havre Bordeaux Antwerp Rotterdam at 1.25 per 100 pounds or 65 cents per cubic foot from 66 a ton. Marseilles Cette Genoa Naples at 1.60 per 100 pounds or 5 cents per cubic foot from 71.50 to 75 per ton. Rates may be based on weight or measurement at the ship's option.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
Atlantic
Gulf
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Havre
Bordeaux
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Marseilles
Cette
Genoa
Naples
Martial Law Declared in Chile’s Magallanes Territory
Buenos Aires reports martial law in Magallanes in southern Chile. Argentine officials say forces seized agitator correspondence indicating the southern Chile movement is directed from Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Ayres
Magallanes
Chili
Chill
League of Women Workers Plans State Club Network
The Massachusetts League of Women Workers hosted a luncheon at the Women's City Club with 30 city representatives. They outlined a plan to establish women worker clubs statewide and received 2200 of 10000 dollars pledged for the budget, presented by Ethel Hobart Jean Hamilton and Edith Howes. Mrs Bernard H Pollak presided explaining nonsectarian self governing clubs.
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Massachusetts League of Women Workers
Ethel Hobart
Jean Hamilton
Edith Howes
Bernard H. Pollak
National League For Women Workers
Jitney wreck injures four in Quincy street crash
Four persons were cut and bruised when a jitney owned and driven by Emile Di Tullio overturned on Washington street, Quincy. All injured were treated by Dr. John Quinn and sent home. Names listed include A. W. Lonsberry Somerville, Morris Goldstein Revere, J. B. Counte nay East Lynn, and Stanley Malonskey Lynn. The driver escaped injury.
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Washington Street
Quincy
Emile di Tullio
John Quinn
A. W. Lonsberry
Guild Park
Somerville
Morris Goldstein
Hitchborn Street
Revere
Countenay
Chestnut Street
East Lynn
Stanley Malonskey
Ely Street
Lynn
Navy reshuffles fleets as Atlantic force reorganized
Washington Jan 27 naval orders reveal the return of overseas ships and a two force Atlantic fleet reorganization. Admiral Mayo remains commander in chief with Vice-Admiral Grant leading Force 1 and Vice-Admiral Wilson heading Force 2.
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Washington
Atlantic
Mayo
United States
Albert W. Grant
Henry B. Wilson
Squadron 4
Charles P. Plunkett
Ashley H. Robertson
Admiral Plunkett
Harry Mcl. Huse
Naval Retiring Board
Thomas 8S. Rogers
William R. Shoemaker
General Board
Atlantic Fleet
Thomas Snowden
Alexander Halstead
France
Wilson
Carlo B. Brittain
Henry A. Wiley
John A. Hoogewerff
Thomas Washington
Hugh Rodman
Clarences. Williams
Edward H. Watson
Naval Intelligence
Tokio
F. J. Horne
Office of Naval Intelligence
Orin’ G. Murfin
Missouri
William D. Pratt
New York
William K. Riddle
Vestal
Walter S. Crosley
Rhode Island
Edward L. Beach
Mare Island Navy Yard
David W. Bagley
the Hague
Naval Transport Service
British advance from Baku seize key rail links
Amsterdam dispatch reports British forces have advanced from Baku and occupied the trans Caucasian railway. The report also says British troops control Petrovsk and Astrakhan at the Volga mouth, per Berlin sources received today.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Baku
Petrovsk
Astrakhan
Volga River
Accused of Shooting Brother in Law Faces Arraignment
Arthur S. Kallyian 27 of Central Street Lowell to be arraigned at Cambridge District Court today on charges of attempting to kill his brother in law Aaron Fagahain 48 a tailor at 170 Huron Avenue. Authorities say Kallyian previously faced evasion of draft charges and may be insane. He entered Fagahain’s shop and accused him of hiring detectives then fired hitting the back of his head.
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Arthur S. Kallyian
Central Street
Lowell
Cambridge
Aaron Fagahain
Huron Avenue
Xkallyian
Kallyian
Fagahain
Cardinal O Connell Joins France Reconstruction Drive
Cardinal O Connell was added to the national executive finance committee of the American Committee for Devastated Frances to help raise 2 000 000 for France reconstruction. Other New England members include Bishop Lawrence of Boston and J W Alsop of Hartford. The committee spans the country and received a cable from France confirming 50 000 francs for an agricultural colony at Ville Neuve la Haute.
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Cardinal O’connell
American Committee For
Frances
France
New England
William Lawrences
Boston
J. W. Alsop
Hartford Conn
Ville Neuve la Hutee
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Susie Hobnors
Royalty
BY Clifton B. Carberry
Green Strong
Chandler & Co
Tremont Street
N. B. Hartman
East 39Th St
Hartman
Moire
En- Sas
Wistaria
Alice
Jordan Marsh Company
League OF Women Workers
Bernard E. Pollak
Pape
Summer Or
Avon Streets
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