Warren pleads not guilty in Newton murder case
Charles F. Warren, Newton driver who killed Walter G. Green of Newton Centre and wounded his sweetheart, appears in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court. Ruby H. Stewart, Green’s former employee, pleads not guilty after two arraignments before Judge Sisk.
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Newton
Walter G. Green
Newton Centre
Ruby H. Stewart
Green
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
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Christians in Van Are Safe Amid Turkish Muslims Refuge
Cable from American missionaries in Van reports Muslims starving and 1600 in American mission buildings seeking refuge. Message sent via Petrograd and Washington notes urgent aid needed while Christians remain safe in the city of Van.
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Van
Armenia
Boston
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Petrograd
State Department
Washington
Wilson's Foreign Policy Backed at Lumber Meet
In Chicago on June 11 the 18th annual National Hardwood Lumber Association convention adopted resolutions expressing confidence in President Wilson and approving his foreign policy. The gathering adjourned after electing E. V. Babcock of Pittsburgh as president.
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Chicago
Wilson
National Hardwood Lumber Association
E. V. Babcock
Pittsburg
Harvard Crimson Contends With Hudson Maxim Over War Material
The Harvard Crimson debates the arms author and inventor Hudson Maxim, noting his distribution of 350 copies on American defenselessness to Harvard seniors and his defense of the weapon trade. The piece cites Maxim’s fortunes in arms and questions whether Germany or Napoleon deserves world respect for artillery.
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Harvard Crimson
Hudson Maxim
Maxim-Crimson
America
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Maxim
Germany
Napoleon
Maxim Defends Motives in Open Letters to Harvard Crimson
Harvard Crimson and the Post rebuke Maxim in editorials captioned A Maxim Silencer. Hudson Maxim retorts that warning of dangers is harmless though based on false assumptions. The piece contrasts ideal pacifists with tempered armament views and notes Bryan’s resignation over policy disputes.
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Harvard Crimson
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Post
College Daily
Crimson
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America
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Wilson
Everett Firemen Plan Memorial Services
Memorial exercises will be held tomorrow by the Everett Veteran Firemen's Association with a street parade and cemetery services. The city firemen will conduct similar observances and the two groups will join in the day’s activities.
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Everett
The Test Premieres Again at Conservatory Recital
John K. Snyder's one act drama The Test premiered at the New England Conservatory on April 1 1915 and was repeated yesterday afternoon at Recital Hall during a rehearsal and pantomime class recital by request.
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John K. Snyder
New England Conservatory
Bryan attacked for cowardice in urging arbitration
A letter to the editor argues that William Jennings Bryan’s insistence on waiting and arbitration reveals cowardice rather than principled pacifism. The writer contrasts Bryan with Wilson and cites a parable of moral choices, urging tougher action over peaceful mediation.
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Bryan
Lusitania
Simpatico
Prince of Peace
House of Prayer
Wilson
Quincy Mayor Bans Joy Riding by City Cars
Mayor Campbell of Quincy issued an edict stopping joy riding by department heads with city autos. The rule requires every city service vehicle to be plainly marked with the City of Quincy and the department it serves.
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Campbell
Quincy
Enjoyable Show by Medford Women's Club
More than 600 persons attended and applauded at the first annual vaudeville show held under Medford Women's Club auspices at the Medford Boulevard Theatre last evening. A varied programme was presented by club members with help from friends and several amateur and semi professional vaudeville teams and performers.
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Medford
Was Wedding Bell Onc e Too Often Annulment Petition
Mrs Anna Herbert Bell files for an annulment filed April 14 1914 in this city claiming London Bell misled her about his single status and that he had a prior wife Mary Binyard Bell now in Seabrook. She says she married him as Lawrence Bell and that he is from Beaufort South Carolina.
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Anna Herbert Bell
London Bell
Lawrence Bell
Beaufort
South Carolina
Mary Binyard Bell
Seabrook
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