Wilson vows to push trust bills through Senate this session
President Wilson declared he will use all influence to pass pending trust legislation in the Senate this session despite organized campaigns by interests seeking adjournment. He warned that circular letters and telegrams to Congress and officials calling for a halt in the trust bills fuel a psychological depression and threaten business.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
White House Releases Letters on Federal Reserve Board Offer
The White House published letters and telegrams from friends of the administration. A June 9 letter circulated by Simmons Wardware Company of St. Louis mentions an offer to EB Simmons, president of the company, to join the Federal Reserve board. The note appears just before the President’s remarks on the trust program.
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White House
Simmons Wardware Company
St. Louis
Wilson
EB. Do. Simmons
Federal Reserve Board
Sim
Drugless Laxative Wafers Promote Constipation Relief
Mothers praise Mansfield Agar Agar Wafers as a drugless laxative for children. The product offers a tasty alternative to Castor Oil, claims no habit forming drugs and carries a star rating from Dr. Wiley. Available for 25 cents at dealers or by mail from Mansfield Laboratories, Inc.
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Wiley
Mansfield Laboratories, Inc
Mansfield, Mass
Curtis Is the Victor in Maine
Governor candidates Curtis Newbert and McIntire lead in partial returns from Maine. Curtis holds a narrow edge with 400 of 522 towns reporting, tallying 5202 votes to Newbert 4369 and McIntire 3670, with Peter also listed.
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Curtis
Maine
Portland
Oakley C. Curtis
Elmer E. Newbert
Newhbert
Bertrand C. McIntire
Waterford
Peter
Harvard Cheers for Ex Pres Taft at Commencement Week
Harvard begins commencement week with 600 seniors to receive degrees Thursday. Professor William Howard Taft of Yale and poet Bliss Carman drew attention as Phi Beta Kappa members gathered for a formal event in Sanders Theatre. Taft delivered an oration on a topic titled THE.
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Harvard
William Howard Taft
Yale University
Stout
Genial
Bliss Carman
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Sanders Theatre
Taft
Seek to Free Woman of 81 From State Hospital
In Middlesex County Supreme Court a petition seeks discharge of Isabella M. Brooks, 81, of Concord, from Westboro State Hospital on grounds she is sane and wrongfully committed. Her estate guardian Horace F. Tuttle of Acton contends her age and care duties led to commitment by Justice Prescott Keyes and doctors Titcomb and Walcott.
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Supreme Court
Westboro State Hospital
Isabella M. Brooks
Concord
Prescott Keyes
Middlesex District Court
Emily P. Tarleton
Horace F. Tuttle
Acton
George Brooks
Walcott
Harsford's Acid Phosphate Ad Claims Energy Boost
An advertisement touts a tea spoonful of Harsford's Acid Phosphate in water as restoring energy vitalizing the nerves and strengthening the whole system.
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Harsford
Mystery Woman Mrs Hayes Secretly Taken From Boston Insane Hospital
Mrs Caroline L Hayes labeled the Mystery Woman in the $100000 missing estate case involving Mrs Martha Atkins. Authorities suspect a Boston clique abducted her from the state hospital after a high powered auto removed plates.
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Caroline L. Hayes
Boston Insane Hospital
Mrs. Hayes
Martha Atkins
Wellesley
Arthur M. Watson
Hayes
Ensign Blackwell Seeks Quick Marriage Before Mexico Trip
Lieutenant-Governor Barry and Chief Justice Bolster helped arrange a swift wedding for Ensign Joseph N. Blackwell of the Rhode Island at the Boston navy yard. The couple aimed to wed within five days to meet a June 20 sailing to Mexico.
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Barry
Bolster
Cupid
Safply
Mexico
Joseph N. Blackwell
Rhode Island
Boston Navy Yard
Ensign
Union bride vows stay as he avoids Mexico again
His fiancee Miss Gladys Sieverling, 21, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Sieverling of Carrollton Ill, agrees with him that it would be wrong for him to go to Mexico again, leaving her to pine for him.
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Joseph N. Blackwell
Rhode Island
Gladys Sieverling
Carrollton, Ill
Washington
William H. Sieverling
Mexico
Holden Granted New Trial in $29,000 Suit
Walter J. Holden of Brookline wins a new trial in a suit filed by William H. Draper of Canton seeking damages over a stock transaction. The original verdict awarded Draper $14,630, but the Superior court granted a retrial and filed the reversal in Dedham.
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Walter J. Holden
Brookline
William HH
Draper
Canton
Dedham
Holden
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Attack on girl near Pride's Crossing may cost sight
June 15. A brutal night assault on a young domestic in the Neal Rantoul family as she walked with a young man on the beach near Pride's Crossing is likely to leave the victim blind for life. The incident has shaken the millionaire summer colony.
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Pride’s Crossing
Neal Rantoul
Broom Attacks Woman Near Rantoul Beach Leaves Her Blind
A man used a ordinary broom to strike a girl and her escort from bushes by the Rantoul lawn near the beach. The girl suffered severe eye injuries likely causing blindness and possible death from shock. Doctors report jealousy as a motive as police hunt the assailant. Mr Rantoul, brother of Edward T L Rantoul, was a prominent witness in a recent divorce case attracting attention.
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Mr. Rantoul
Edward TL. Rantoul
East Cambridge Court
Man Sho
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League Chicago beat Boston 7 to 5 and Pittsburgh defeated New York 3 to 2. American results include Boston 2 St Louis 0 and Philadelphia 9 Chicago 4. Federal league Chicago edged Baltimore 3 2 in 11 innings.
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Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New England
Mayors Axe Cuts Fitzgerald Allies in City Office
Mayor Curley dismissed five collecting department employees including Richard F. Field and Charles Tucker and slashed salaries across the payroll. Five were promoted. overall payroll cuts totaled $11,100. Most discharged or cut were identified as Fitzgerald loyalists. promotions favored Curley supporters.
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Richard F. Field
Fitzgerald
Charlies E. Tucker
Teller
Faeres Edward J. O'Brien
Thomas Farrell
Timothy F. Gorman
City Collecting Department
Curley
Field
Temperature report from Thompson's Spa and city readings
Yesterday temperatures across locations show Thompson's Spa and nearby stations recording values around 61 to 81 degrees. Notable readings include 76 at GTOP and 65 at ewarks with a 9 and 21 24 noted for yesterday, plus a reference to average temperatures from the previous year.
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Thompson's Spa
Texas
Ewarks
Mediators Refuse Carranza Delegation Entry at Talks
Three South American mediators informed General Carranza by telegraph they would not admit his representatives to the conference in Niagara Falls unless an armistice is declared and the Mexican issue is fully within mediation. The note followed Carranza envoy Rafael Zubaran naming constitutionalist delegates to the talks.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Carranza
Rafael Zubaran
Washington
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Luis Cabrera
Jose Varticonvelos
Armistice proposal discussed as Carranza news emerges
Mediators told General Carranza they feared he had not duly considered a request for an armistice and a willingness to discuss the entire Mexican problem. Officials sent the note to Saltillo after two hours of talks between American and Huerta delegates on forming a provisional government. The conference focused on personnel for the new regime and remained fruitless.
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Caranza
Carranza
Saltillo
Huerta
Zubaran
Moon phase and sky events for June dates
The note lists full moon on June 8 and last quarter on June 15 with a new moon on June 23. It marks the 187th day of the year, five days to summer, with evening planets Venus and Mars and morning Jupiter. It mentions 7 pm lights and 8 25 pm vehicle times, and anniversaries including Breed's Hill fortifications and Texas annexation. It also recalls last year’s Boston heat wave with 91 degrees.
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Venna
Mars
Jupiter
Breed’s Hill
Texas
United States
Boston
Weather forecast for Boston and New England region
Forecast for New York and southern New England calls for generally fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate temperatures. Northern New England sees fair weather Tuesday with Maine valleys partly foggy, then fair with moderate northwest winds.
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Vicinity
Washington
New York
New England
Maine
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