Daughter of Arthur Orton accused of plotting murder at wedding
At Bow Street a sensational charge was leveled against a Orton daughter alleging plans to murder Miss Denise Greville, who is to wed Sir Joseph Doughty-Tichborne at Brompton Oratory. Prosecutors claim a letter to the Earl of Granard contains the threat and intent to kill during the ceremony.
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London
Bow Street
Arthur Orton
Tichborne
Denise Greville
Joseph Doughty-Tichborne
Brompton Oratory
Earl of Granard
Beatrice Mills
Ogden Mills
New York
George Lewis
Lord
Lady Granard
Theresa Doughty-Tichborne
Joseph Tichborne
Joseph
Stratton Bates
Oratory
White House Wedding Day Observances Mark 28th Anniversary
President and Mrs. Wilson marked their 28th wedding anniversary with different routines. The President golfed in a white linen suit while Mrs. Wilson toured the capital’s alleys on a crusade to abolish them, aided by Mrs. Ernest P. Bicknell and Rep. Fitzgerald. Flowers and congratulations poured in at the White House.
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Washington
Wilson
Ernest P. Bicknell
Representative Fitzgerald
House Committee On Appropriations
Fitzgerald
White House
Senate Democrats Agree on Tariff Bill Tax Changes
Washington June 24 radical changes to the Underwood tariff bill were tentatively agreed by Democratic members of the Senate finance committee. The income tax would apply to individuals over 3000 with exemptions for individuals municipalities civic bodies and mutual insurance companies under certain restrictions.
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Senate Finance Com
Mutual Life Or
Mutual Marine Insurance Companies
Underwood
Chambers of Commerce
House
Senate
Revenue Administration
President seeks tariff powers and wool and sugar debate
Senate Democrats revise tariff provisions giving the President authority to raise duties on discriminatory imports and strike out anti dumping and inquisitorial book scrutiny. The plan adds exemptions for certain insured income and widens tax relief while debating wool and sugar provisions and proposing a joint committee to study revenue laws.
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United States
Committee
Senate
Democrats
Bid farewell to missionaries at Boston reception
A reception by the Boston Baptist Social Union and the Woman's Baptist Social Union honored newly appointed missionaries of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society at the Ford building. The group will sail on August 26 from San Francisco to China Japan and the Philippine Islands.
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Boston Baptist Social Union
Woman’s Baptist Social Union
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Ford Building
San Francisco
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
New Haven Hartford Densest Passenger Traffic Railroad
The territory covered by the New York, New Haven & Hartford is such that its passenger traffic is the densest of any large railroad in the country.
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Brandeis
New England
New York
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Fountains for Horses Prompted by City Leader
Chairman Sullivan of the Park and Recreation Commission was directed by Mayor Fitzgerald to provide drinking fountains for horses in the Boston park system. Dr. Rowley of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals notes the Back Bay to Marine Park area lacks any drinking fountains for animals.
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Park and Recreation Commission
Fitzgerald
Boston Park
Rowley
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Westland Avenue
Back Bay
Fenway Park
Columbia Road
Marine Park
Benjamin Freedman Weds Miss Baumstein
Benjamin Freedman, a newspaper man with the Beaton Post, married Rose Baumstein of Dorchester at the Moreland Street Synagogue in Roxbury. Attendant was Tina Baumstein and Harry Fein gold served as best man. A reception followed and the couple left for a Maine honeymoon.
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Benjamin Freedman
Beaton Post
Rose Baumstein
Maurice Baumstein
Dorchester
Moreland Street
Roxbury
Tina Baumstein
Harry Feingold
Maine
Death of Ralph Cracknell Expert Golf and Cricket Writer
Ralph Cracknell a noted Boston newspaperman and golf editor of the Globe died at his Back Bay home. Born London May 27 1863 he came to the United States in 1884 and built a major career in Boston journalism including posts at the Post and Globe. He was a respected sports authority and member of the B A A Oakley Country Club and Longwood Cricket Club. Funeral services will be held at 5 p m tomorrow at the home of Mrs Noah A Plympton in Wellesley Hills.
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Ralph Cracknell
Boston
Mountfort Street
Back Bay
Mr. Cracknell
London
Newcastle
Staffordshire
The
Post
Boston Globe
Globe
Sarah Elizabeth Flint
Wellesley
Cracknell
Oakley Country Club
Longwood Cricket Club
Noah A. Plympton
Wellesley Hills
Innocent Hartnett Claims Innocence After Parole
William J. Hartnett of East Boston, paroled from Deer Island after serving one year and four months of a two year term for corrupting the Crocker will jury, said he never had a fair trial and would prove his innocence soon. He was welcomed at the wharf by cousin Miss M. W. Lougher of near Worcester, who supported him during the trial.
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William J. Hartnett
Boston
Deer Island
Worcester
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