New York Bride Leaves Plaza for Atlantic City Honeymoon
Saharet Rose arrived aboard the Carmania as Saharet Rose, took a marriage license as Clarissa Saharet Rose, and departed the Plaza as Mrs. Friederich W. Von Frantzius. Her husband is a Chicago stock broker and member of the New York and Chicago Stock Exchanges.
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Bankers Likely to Protest Currency Bill Rally
The currency commission of the American Bankers Association met in New York to study the administration's currency bill. Bankers from major cities discussed objectionable portions and prepared a memorandum for Senate and House currency committees. A Barton Hepburn said a protest would be entered if the bill passes in its current form.
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Currency Legislation Backed by President in Joint Session
President Wilson personally presented his currency message to Congress as a fixed determination to pass currency legislation this session. House and Senate members from both parties see in the appeal an insistence that monetary reform be addressed before adjournment. Committees will begin work on the administration bill soon, to be introduced by Carter Glass in the House and Owen in the Senate.
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President urges immediate banking and currency reform
From the House rostrum the President speaks in modulated tones about the duty to supply a new banking and currency system. He warns it is needed immediately and demands action now at whatever sacrifice, warning against postponement amid urgent circumstances.
Wilson Refuses New Treaty With Russia
LONDON June 24 A St Petersburg dispatch to the Standard reports President Woodrow Wilson has refused renewal of the treaty of commerce with Russia unless Americans Jews are allowed to enter Russia freely.
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London
Wilson to visit Cornish for summer family settle in
President Wilson will leave Washington Friday afternoon for Cornish New Hampshire arriving about 1 p m Saturday. He will spend a week there helping his family settle for the summer and expects to return July 7.
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Wilson
Cornish
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Back Bay Man Ends His Life
Walter L. Lord aged 44 living with his wife at 18 St Botolph Street Back Bay committed death by own action yesterday afternoon by inhaling illuminating gas He was found lying in bed with a gas tube in his mouth The jet was on full force
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Walter L. Lord
St. Botolph Street
Back Bay
Red Sox Slip to Fourth After Loss to Athletics
The Red Sox fall to fourth as Washington moves past them after a defeat by the Athletics. They remain 12 games behind Philadelphia, 6 behind Cleveland, 12 behind Washington, and 3 points ahead of Chicago.
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Athletics
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Chicago
Saharet Engaged to Von Frantzius and Arrives in New York
Saharet, a renowned classic and Russian dancer, engaged to Mr Von Frantzius, arrived in New York with 19 pieces of baggage after a telegram urging immediate marriage. She warned against rushing into matrimony, noting his persistence and kindness. Reporters witnessed the meeting with the Chicago banker.
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von Frantzius
New York
Fritz
Chicago
Baseball scores and weather updates across leagues
National games show Philadelphia 8 Boston 3 in 10 innings and New York 5 Brooklyn 1 in a second game with Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Chicago St Louis weather affected. American slate lists Philadelphia 13 Boston 4 and St Louis 3 Chicago 1 in two games with Chicago 4 St Louis 3 after 12 innings, plus rain affects Washington New York event.
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Washington
Mother of 8 in cell for contempt
Mrs Ellen M English wife of city employee John A English living at 235 D street South Boston was sentenced by Judge Morton in United States District Court to an indefinite term in East Cambridge jail for contempt of court. Eight children ranged from 2 years to 13 years old. Continued on Page 6-4th Column.
Starts Fight on Joy Rides
The Highway Safety League of Boston launches a campaign against joy rides amid a surge in such incidents. It appeals for a $10,000 fund to curb the problem and plans to form branches statewide to prosecute reckless drivers. Proposals include shifting control from the Highway Commission and removing prosecution from local police.
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Bride Shot by Rejected Suitor in Philadelphia Wedding Tragedy
A rejected suitor opened fire at a northern Philadelphia wedding celebration on June 23, killing a young bride and a man who tried to aid her. Three others, including a woman and two men, were likely fatally hurt in the shootings.
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Philadelphia
Two Dying Six Hurt On New Haven
A collision near Canaan Connecticut between a milk and passenger train of the New York New Haven Hartford line and a Central New England railway switcher left one woman fatally injured and another likely dead, with six others hurt including Mrs. Frank Olin 83 Falls Village skull fracture and Mrs. M C Lowerre Washington Hollow Clinton Corners hurt internally in critical condition.
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Washington Hollow
Clinton Corners
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F. C. Sprague
Napoleon Stone
Rutland
George Morrison
Lime Rock
A. R. Fairield
Hartford
Massachusetts Delegation Submits Names for Boston Collector
The Democratic congressional delegation of Massachusetts sent to Secretary McAdoo a list of 10 Massachusetts citizens from which a Boston customs collector will be chosen. The document notes no single name is preferred at this time.
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Curtis
Metropolitan Park Commission
Beacon Street
National Automobile Association
Revere Beach Boulevard
Revere Street
Elliott Circle
North Shore
Francis Hurtubis, Jr
Sec’y
Washington
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Treasury
Boston
Boston officials named for customs post nomination
Edward Barry mayor of Cambridge John T Burnett Southboro Charles S Hamlin Boston William P Hayes Springfield Samuel H Hudson Boston Joseph A Maynard president Boston city Democratic committee John F McDonald Boston former chairman Democratic State committee Humphrey O Sullivan Lowell Charles B Stecker Brookline William Taylor Boston Congressmen did not prefer any candidate but presented all names to the Secretary As the customs reorganization plan takes effect July 1 a nomination for the Boston collectorship is expected this week
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John T. Burnett
Southboro
Charles S. Hamlin
Boston
William P. Hayes
Springfield
Samuel H. Hudson
Joseph A. Maynard
Democratic Committee
John F. McDonald
Democratic State Committee of
Massachusetts
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell
Charles B. Stecker
Brookline
William Taylor
Congressmen wire McAdoo on Boston collectorship
Massachusetts delegation members report to the Boston Post that a conference was held with Secretary McAdoo this afternoon. Democratic congressmen suggested some names for the Boston collectorship and a suitable appointee is expected, with details continued on page 9.
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Boston Post
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McAdoo
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Boston
Thomas C. Thacher
John J. Mitchell
Midsummer Day Moments and World War II Echoes Echoes
On the 176th day of the year summer begins with Venus and Mars rising in the early hours and lights coming on at 7 55 PM. Today marks Feast of St John the Baptist and anniversaries including the 1898 Battle of Las Guásimas in Cuba and Merengo’s defeat of Austria in 1800. A year ago the Democratic National Convention met in Baltimore.
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Mars
Jupiter
Las Guasimas
Cuba
Merengo
Austria
Baltimore
Forecast for Boston and New England
Forecast notes fair conditions for Boston and vicinity with fair days Tuesday and Wednesday. Light variable winds expected. Forecast also calls for generally fair skies in northern New England Tuesday and Wednesday with a bit warmer temperatures and variable winds. Southern New England likely to see showers by night and Wednesday with variable winds. Eastern New York and far northern areas expected increasing clouds with showers, while the south portion remains cloudy and breezy.
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Vicinity
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New England
New York
Try a Nttle Torsford's Acid Phosphate Drink
An ad touts a refreshing and invigorating drink promising superior taste to lemonade. It targets waiters and patrons with a bright, upbeat pitch for a tonic beverage.
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