Mediation at Niagara Falls Tests Mexican Crisis
The Vance era mediation faces a crucial test at Niagara Falls as Huerta and the mediators consider neutral Mexican figures like Francisco Carbajal and Lauro Villar. If agreement falters over a provisional president, the talks risk collapse, though the goal is to avoid a militant constitutionalist and not force Carranza or Villa into a win.
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Military Court
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Yale Class of 1889 Receives Notable Expression
The Yale class of 1889 has given expression and drawn an appreciative response. It looks to the future as well as to the past, marking a monumental incident in the university’s history.
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Yale
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
Comedy wit lines by Newton Newkirk on wealth and friendship lampooning social balance. The quip contrasts laughter with tears and financial need, implying help follows effort while friendship remains forgiving and supportive.
Sermons by Rev Palmer Linked to Dr Cabot Book Tour in Oakland
Dr Richard Cabot pleased by a letter from Rev Albert W Palmer of Plymouth Church Oakland announcing a series of evening sermons built on Cabots What Men Live By Palmer plans to cover Work Play Love and Worship inviting labor groups brides and music teachers All readable notices highlight Boston social workers and suffrage funds and Marblehead coastal history and landmarks with vivid reminiscences
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Albert W. Palmer
Plymouth Church
Oakland
Cal
Building Trades Council
Organized Labor
Alameda County
Music Teachers’ Association
Wilson lauds Jewish scholarship at American University
President Wilson pays tribute at the dedication of the American University in Washington praising Jewish scholars and their enduring intellect. He notes the risk of extemporaneous speech as he acknowledges Herman Bernstein and the breadth of mind as a Wilson hallmark.
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American University At
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Herman Bernstein
Hollis
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Those Who Lose The Paterson Silk Strike Costs
The piece cites total losses from the Paterson silk workers strike: manufacturers two and a half million, workers five million, business others ten million, with the public bearing twelve and a half million more than manufacturers. It condemns long strikes as economic blunders or crimes and urges public action to prevent them.
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Paterson
Amerika Arrives Boston Harbor as Largest Steamship
The Amerika of the Hamburg American line, 700 feet long with a 23 000 tonnage, is due to arrive in Boston this morning. The vessel is noted for speed and fine equipment and strengthens the Sail from Boston fleet. Local travelers are learning of the port’s advantages as such arrivals occur.
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Hamburg-American Line
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Morton's rapid recovery and wedding at Plant Field
Morton F. Plant, once gravely ill and warned against testifying before the Interstate Commerce Commission, has recovered quickly. He married on Wednesday and attended a New London New Britain baseball game at Plant Field, then planned to travel abroad with his bride.
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Plant Field
New London
New Britain
Dan Cupid
Yale Harvard Loving Cup Symbolizes Enduring Fellowship
The Yale class of 1889 presents a loving cup to the Harvard class of that year as a gesture of unity between New England universities. The note emphasizes continued fellowship beyond rivalry in athletics and other fields, reflecting shared civlizing forces and enduring ties.
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Harvard
New England
Roosevelt Voices Cut Off in South American Campaign
A political note laments Colonel Roosevelt’s silence as his doctors warn him to rest his vocal cords. The piece recalls his campaigning voice and predicts a painful setback for the Bull Moose effort as he addresses the Royal Geographical Society.
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South America
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Wellesley Daughters Rally For Hall Rebuild
The courage of Wellesley’s daughters shines in the fundraising drive to replace the main hall burned months ago. By now $622,000 has been paid or pledged toward the $1,250,000 target, before Rockefeller Foundation’s $750,000 gift becomes effective, with Jan 1 1915 noted as a milestone.
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Post
Expert Opinion on Western Cereal Crops Prospects
An extended note on crop conditions and prospects for Western cereal fields. The piece cites Agricultural Department data and business-minded analysis by James J. Hill, who predicts a harvest larger than 1912 if no unforeseen calamity occurs, signaling favorable outlook for prosperity.
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Washington
James J. Hill
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Walt Mason
Water lines on motor boats a questionable aid
A yacht club member asks about painting a water line on his motor boat. The columnist says water lines are unnecessary for utility and risky to amateur painters, noting expert finish is hard to achieve and that most observers will not notice the absence.
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Jack
Between Cost of Living and Experience
A reflective piece notes the enduring tension between rising living costs and the value of experience. It argues that balancing finances with practical know-how remains a difficult, near impossible, daily challenge.
Correspondence schools promise quick writing riches
A cynical excerpt warns about a circular touting correspondence courses to teach writing short stories and poetry for money. It ironizes the “infal lible recipe” for plot thickening, debunks the profit claims, and notes editors’ surveys and the final bill for critique.
Schoolmaster Wrick and the Wilson debate in The Post
William F. Davis of Everett argues that the Post’s first article echoes Henry C. Wrick’s view that President Wilson is a good schoolmaster. He warns that financiers pushing gambling schemes fear a financially practical president. The letter reflects partisan distrust of government reform and tariff changes.
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Wilson
Ahnelt
William F. Davis
Everett
Reader suggests kerosene spray to curb orchard pests
A letter to the Post editor urges individual owners to spray tree nests with kerosene oil to kill bugs and prevent reinfestation. The writer describes simple tools and methods and notes past attempts with burning nests caused bugs to scatter, while oil treatment should trap and kill them.
Tree plan troubles spread from neighbor’s trees
A Mansfield resident notes years of effort on a tree plan but sees bugs crawling from a neighbor’s trees. The writer signs as TREE OWNER and dates the remark June 5.
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East Mansfield
Marry If You Love Her Not For Rescue
A reader asks if marriage can keep a girlfriend from going on the stage. The reply counsels marrying for love and a stable home, not as a rescue mission, noting many stage workers lead decent lives and temptations exist in any field.
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Miss Champagne
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