Minority report on Jones soon for Federal Reserve Board
Four Democratic members of the Senate banking and currency committee sign a minority report backing Thomas D. Jones, Wilson nominee for the Federal Reserve Board, as the committee plans to submit it tomorrow. The committee's majority has already reported adversely.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Thomas D. Jones
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Senator Blair Lee Attacks Committee Majority Over Nominee
Senator Blair Lee of Maryland releases an individual report criticizing the committee majority as unfair and extreme in its stance toward the nominee. He defends Mr. Jones noting his association with Harvester Company as proper and part of broad business experience fit to protect the public interest on the Federal Reserve Board.
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Blair Lee
Maryland
Jones
Senate
Harvester Company
Lee
Carnival to Boost Boston Planned by South Boston Group
The carnival committee of the South Boston Citizens' Association chaired by Representative William N. Cronin met to draft plans for a August 27 to 29 event tied to the Boost Boston campaign. The program includes aeroplane races swimming exhibitions auto parades and a grand finale of patriotic exercises with Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley to be invited as speakers.
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South Boston
Doings of the Van Loons teased for next Sunday
The Post's gomic section promises the Doings of the Van Loons in the next Sunday issue. Fans are invited to view a light hearted strip featuring the comic trio.
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van Loons
The
Post
Freight Handlers in Boston Warn of Walkout
About three thousand freight handlers at Boston railroad terminals threaten strike after demanding higher wages and shorter hours. Boston and Maine officials refused concessions and will seek a final decision at a directors meeting next Thursday.
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Boston
Boston & Maine
Road
Railroad unions prepare for possible general walkout
Union men plan to seek authority for a general strike if Boston & Albany and New Haven officials do not approve wage gains. A 15 percent raise and nine hour day are demanded. Current pay averages 13.80 for a six day week with no holiday pay.
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Boston & Albany
New Haven
Autoist Injures Boy and Flees Scene in Everett
A hit and run incident in Everett left 9 year old William Maloney of 12 Mile Street with unknown injuries after being struck by an unknown motorist who then carried him to Sargent's drug store at Tileston and Main and sped away. A physician treated the boy and authorities search for the vehicle.
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William Maloney
12 Mile Street
Everett
Sargent
Tileston
Main Streets
Peace in Mexico Is Far From Assured
Washington officials and diplomats say peace in Mexico remains uncertain as internal and international complications entangle the situation. Mexican factions and officials in touch with the issue describe growing obstacles to stability.
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Washington
Mexico
Diplomatic Efforts Try to Reconcile Mexican Factions
United States officials warn that General Villa remains distant from Carranza's authority and Carranza resists amnesty for political offenders. He demands unconditional surrender by Carbajal, threatening resistance if constitutionalists enter Mexico City and promising arrests executions and property confiscation as safeguards.
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United States
General Villa
General Carranza
Carranza
Carbajal
Mexico City
Poison mix at a party leaves one dead in Leominster
In Leominster on July 22 a man Ralph Lane 24 died and two young women Isabel Woodward 28 and Emma Cloutier 19 were dying after mistaking a poisonous liquid for a harmless beverage. The bottle lacked a label and Lane had obtained the liquid at a local drug store. Police investigate potential criminal liability.
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Leominster
Ralph Lane
Fred Lancey
Merriam Avenue
Isabel Woodward
Susan Woodward
Washington Street
Emma Cloutier
Philips Cloutier
Summer Street
Young Lane
Boy Diver Dies Feeding River Tragedy Near Cambridge
Nine year old William Cooperaft of Tremont Street drowned in the Charles River at the Cambridge end of the railroad trestle near Cottage Farm bridge while performing a fancy dive. He used rafters under the bridge as spring boards with playmates before vanishing beneath the water. The body was recovered later.
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William Cooperaft
Tremont Street
Charles River
Cambridge
Cottage Farm Bridge
Cooperaft
Coopcraft
Hobo Retreat Burns At Prison Point
A fire yesterday afternoon destroyed a pile of sleds under the bridge at Prison Point Charlestown. The blaze wiped out a cozy shelter for hobos including the famed knight of the road, with about two percent of the sleds remaining.
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Blinn, Morrill & Co
Prison Point
Charlestown
Weymouth votes $24,500 for new auto fire apparatus
In a town meeting driven by a recent destructive blaze, Weymouth residents approved 24500 for mobile fire equipment. Plans call for an auto combination piece for 12000 in Last Weymouth, another for 9000 in South Weymouth, and a chemical combination for 3500 in North Weymouth, with immediate purchase.
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Weymouth
South Weymouth
North Weymouth
Reverend Edward Roe Dies in Aurora at 61
The Reverend Edward L. Roe, 61, vice-president of the Catholic Extension Society of the United States, died in Aurora Illinois from nervous prostration.
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Aurora
Ill
Edward L. Roe
Catholic Extension Society of the
United States
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