Guests of Uncle Sam Reach City
Latin American finance delegates visiting Boston to study US markets and banking, led by ministers of finance from Panama Honduras and Chile. The group, accompanying officials from several countries, will tour banks towers universities and estates before moving on to New York.
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Uncle Sam
Aristides Arjona
Panama
Leopoldo Cordova
Honduras
Luis Izquierdo
Chili
Chilean
House of Representatives
Pedro Rafael Cuadra
Nicaragua
D. Fortin
Santiago Perez Triana
Colombia
Great Britain
Francisco Peynado
Dominican Republic
United States
Augusto Villanueva
Bank of Chill
Enrique Gallardo
Ecuador
New York
Cordeira da Graca
Brazil
Porfirio Franca
Bank of Cuba
Juan Lara
Guatemala
Octavio Zayas
Cuba
Gonzalo Vergara Bulnes
Vicente Gonzales
Ramon Arias, Jr
Canal Zone Bank
Pedro Joachim Cuadra
Juan E. Arjona
Gabriel Llopis, Jr
Santiago Perez Triana, Jr
Aristides Arjona, Jr
Boston
Andrew J. Peters
the Treasury
McAdoo
Europe
Washington
Copley Plaza
Boston Opera Company
Wallace Goodrich
Chinese Financial Commission
Custom House
John C. Phillips
Peters
North
Beverly
Algonquin Club
Harvard University
Arnold Arboretum
Brookline Country Club
Lloyd George urges South Wales shell output rise
In Cardiff David Lloyd George, minister of munitions, advocates rapid organization of South Wales to speed munitions production and establish war factories. He warns that Britain remains short of shells and calls for broader sacrifice, referencing the Defense of the Realm Act and wartime powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cardiff
Wales
David Lloyd-George
South Wales
Lancashire
Lloyd-George
Simmons to Graduate 195 Seniors Next Week
Simmons College will graduate 195 students next week. Prof Bliss Perry will deliver the commencement address at Harvard Church Brookline, Dr George Hodges the baccalaureate sermon at the Church of the Disciples Monday night. The senior dance and class day events follow with Winsona Hylase as class president.
Three Js Reveals a Secret
John James Jenkins handed his brother in distress a quarter and bade him adieu then slipped on a banana peel across the street. He broke his ankle and was taken to City Hospital in a private room. The brother pondered the earlier encounter as Mr. Jenkins begged for food and shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jenking
Jenkins
New Richwood Hotel
Tremont Street
John James Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Wave of Republicanism Sweeps Across the Nation
Senator Weeks told Republican city committee chairmen at Youngs Hotel that a wave of Republicanism is sweeping the country from New York to Oregon. He had traveled from the Pacific coast and praised the growing demand for Republicans to regain power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Republican City Committee of
Young’s Hotel
Hebblethwaite Perry Wedding Tonight in Chelsea Home
Miss Florence M. M Hebblethwaite, daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Hebblethwaite, wed Dr Gale Chadwick Perry of Manchester Minnesota this evening at the couple’s Chelsea residence 41 John Street The bride is the only daughter of Police Sergeant Hebblethwaite of Chelsea and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs D Webster Perry of Keene New Hampshire
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Florence M. M Hebblethwaite
William L. Hebblethwaite
John Street
Chelsea
Gale Chadwick Perry
Manchester
Hebblethwaite
D. Webster Perry
Keene, N. H
Prepayment Considered for Watertown Cars
Proposals to establish a prepayment area near the Watertown carhouse to ease congestion at Nonantum square Newton were discussed at a Public Service Commission hearing. Newton citizens and representatives of the Elevated and the Middlesex Boston Street Railway attended.
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Watertown
Nonantum Square
Newton
Public Service Commission
Elevated
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway
Judge Insults Spark Outburst in Horn Dynamite Case
Criticism by the court, deemed an insult by counsel, caused a sharp exchange and a sudden halt in the Werner Horn case. Horn, a German army officer, is indicted for illegally transporting dynamite from New York to Vanceboro Maine in connection with the February 2 bridge bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Horn
New York
Vanceboro
Court Tension Between Judge Morton and Attorney OConnell Flairs
In a Maine case Attorney Joseph F. OConnell argued the New York to Maine journey was a single trip, but Judge Morton interrupted and deemed the point untenable. OConnell grew indignant and refused to proceed, asking for a postponement. The judge allowed the matter to pause and later greeted OConnell amicably in the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. O’connell
Horn
New York
Maine
Morton
O’connell
Mr. O’connell
Judge Morton
Amicable Parting Before Judge Morton Briefs Due
In a court adjournment Judge Morton gave both sides one week to file briefs after Ward called on him and Mr. O Connell declined to discuss the matter. The parties parted very amicably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Morton
O’connell
Armory Opening Delights Winthrop as Governor Attends
The Machine Gun Company armory in Winthrop the first of its kind in the state opened with a reception banquet and dance. Governor Walsh and staff attended marking the first official visit by a Commonwealth executive to Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffth Regiment
Winthrop
Ellis’ Hall
Walsh
Commonwealth
Must Give Oil Lands Back
Ten sections of California oil lands near McKittrick Kern county valued at 15000000 were declared fraudulently patented by the Southern Pacific Railroad. Judge Robert S Bean ordered the land restored to the government noting its Elk Hill district location and potential navy supply of two and a half years. Willis N Mills, government counsel, made the closing argument.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
McKittrick
Kern County
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Robert S. Bean
United States District Court of Oregon
Elk Hill
Navy
Willis N. Mills
Bean
Special Train for 9th Regiment to Worcester Today
The Boston and Albany Railroad runs a 12 coach special from Boston South Station at 8 59 a m to Worcester carrying Ninth Regiment M V M for the field day. It stops at Natick to pick up Company I and returns from Worcester at 5 45 p m, dropping Company L at Natick and continuing to South Station without further stops.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
Worcester
South Station
Ninth Regiment
Natick
Boy Killed by Car in Winthrop. Driver Held on Manslaughter Charge
Charles W. Mannix, 15, of Winthrop, died after being struck by an automobile driven by John F. Coughlin of 188 Woodside Avenue. Coughlin is under arrest for manslaughter. Police say the boy stepped into the car’s path near Pleasant and Winthrop streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Mannix
Winthrop
John F. Coughlin
Woodside Avenue
Pleasant
Winthrop Streets
Coughlin
Winthrop Street
Children Killed in Accidents in Dorchester East Boston and Winthrop
Annie Agretta aged five of Dorchester was run down and killed by a motor car near home. John J. Gordon aged four of East Boston died after being hit by a freight train while retrieving a baseball near Bremen Street. Charles W. Mannix aged fifteen was struck and killed by an automobile in Winthrop.
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Annie Agretta
Geneva Avenue
Dorchester
John J. Gordon
Brook Street
East Boston
Boston & Albany
Bremen Street
Boston
Charles W. Mannix
Winthrop
Driver Arrested in Auto Fatality of Agretta Child
Maurice Smith, driver of the car that struck and killed the Agretta child, was arrested on a man slaughter charge. The girl, playing with a companion, ran into the street after a passing truck and was run down. Fred E. Drew moved her to a physician, but she died en route. The car owner is Charles H. Porter of 149 Summer Street. Smith stayed in a police cell overnight.
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Maurice Smith
Agretta
Annie
Fred E. Drew
Charles H. Porter
149
Summer Street
Smith
Station 11
John J. Gordon
Michael Gordon
East Boston
Bremen Street
John
Amherst professor elected Waynesburg College president
Dr Edward H Houghton of Amherst College was elected president of Waynesburg College by the trustees. He will succeed Dr Ezra F Baker who resigned several weeks ago in Waynesburg Pennsylvania.
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Waynesburg
Penn
Edward H. Houghton
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Waynesburg College
Ezra F. Baker
Reviews of New Books on Civil War Despatches and German War Writings
The review discusses Lee's Despatches edited by Freeman from De Renne manuscripts, noting Lee's restraint in noting personal friction with Davis and highlighting insights into Lee's campaigns and leadership. It also surveys a German volume with Reichstag debates of 1914, condemning German propaganda and praising Allied and American perspectives while critiquing German rhetoric.
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Lee
Jefferson Davis
Douglas Southall Freeman
Wemberley Jones de Renne
Georgia
Putnams
Davis
Gettysburg
Richmond
Hadley
Yale
New Orleans
Boston
Leerst
Johnston
Beauregard
Hood
Sherman
Fort Stedman
Grant
the James
McClellan
Germany
Haase
Brotherhood of Man
England
United States
Frankfurter Zeitung
America
Lafayette
Meagher
New York
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Adam L. Gowans
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Am American Girl review urges education and responsibility for working women
Anne Morgan critiques the modern American working girl in Harper’s The Am erican Girl review. It advocates four focus areas education responsibility recreation and future training to shift attitudes and foster employer employee cooperation.
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Harper's
Anne Morgan
America
A Month's German News Papers December 1914
Adam L Gowans selects and translates eight German papers for December 1914 showing diverse temper. From Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung to Berliner Tageblatt and Vorwarts, the selection includes official, chauvinistic, and socialist voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam L. Gowans
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Berliner Tageblatt
Vorwarts
The Man Who Rocked the Earth review
Arthur Train and Robert Williams Wood coauthored a timely tale about a superhuman device that reshapes the world. The plot features Pax who claims vast power to extend a day, the flying ring, and a Harvard professor's Labrador quest as peace returns.
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Arthur Train
Doubleday, Page & Co
Mr. Train
Robert Williams Wood
Johns Hopkins University
Pax
Harvard
Labrador
Flying Ring
The Man Who Forgot novel review by James Hay Jr
A positive review praises The Man Who Forgot by James Hay Jr noting a powerful opening scene detailing delirium tremens. The protagonist, known as John Smith in Washington, leads a national battle against drink with Napoleonic flair and financial backing from New York. The piece lauds its morale and message over flawless craft.
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James Hay, Jr
Doubleday, Page & Co
John Smith
Washington
New York
Made to Order and Notable Pieces in Harvard English 22
The article reviews Made to Order a Harvard English 22 collection from Dr Maynadier's course. It finds two or three stories of merit with standouts The Dice Decide by R G Carter and The Grip of the Tropics by Leonard Wood Jr. praised for locale fidelity and assertive quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Maynadier
R. G. Carter
Leonard Wood, Jr
Made to Order Short Stories by Harvard Men
Book notice for Made to Order a collection of short stories by Lloyd Adams Noble published in New York priced at $1.25.
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Harvard
Lloyd Adams Noble
New York
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