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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
3
In Marshfield Oregon business houses closed for an hour as hundreds of men drove two Industrial Workers of the World leaders from town. W J Edgeworth and Wesley Everett were placed in a boat and taken 18 miles away after being arrested on vagrancy charges. they were warned not to return as the I W W has been active in local saw mill strikes.
A Suffolk Superior Court jury ruled one cent in favor of Victor Schonfeld in a slander suit against Mrs. Marcus and Mrs. Bursteen. Schonfeld denied being illegally married and asserted the statements about his wife and daughter were false. The trial, held over three days before Judge Wait, centered on familial claims connected to the Hanover street jeweller.
President Wilson hosted a White House conference with the Senate banking and currency committee to discuss the currency question. The talks mirrored a prior meeting with House Democrats, outlining the administration plan and the need for legislation this session. Senator Owen and Representative Glass were set to introduce the bill in the Senate and House tomorrow.
A meeting with President and Treasury officials followed a bankers hearing led by George M. Reynolds Sol Wexler John Perrin and Festus Wade. They urged raising the Fed board from seven to eleven members with four seats for bankers selected via regional bank directors and presidential appointment.
Judge Lovett testifies that Otto H. Kahn of Kahn Loeb & Co discussed efforts by radical Congress members to oppose dissolution plans for Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. He cites contact with a man posing as Congressman Riordan and a New York attorney misled by impersonators. He notes South Carolina Governor Cole Blease refuses federal militia aid, criticizes War Department action.
Judge Braley urged compromise as factions in the Ladies' Kennel Association face possible disbandment over proxy votes at the May 12 meeting. He found proxies were used without member vote and adjournment lacked proper procedure, risking officers’ removal if proxies are illegal. The case, brought by Lizzie M. Blake and Helen M. Talbot, targets Ella Seagrave and Louise M. Squires.
Washington June 25 withdrawal of federal support for the National Guard in all other States and Territories prompted many questions at the War Department. Secretary Garrison issued a statement detailing the shift in policy and its implications.
Springfield report says Governor Dunne will sign the woman's suffrage bill tomorrow morning after receiving the attorney general's opinion. He stated he is ready to meet the ladies, and his action is anticipated to formalize the measure.
The Public Service Commission authorizes issuance of 2 015 000 of its twenty year five per cent improvement bonds of 1912. Proceeds will be used for improvements.
The Warren liner Sagamore sailed for Liverpool after owners filed a $10,000 bond to cover the claim of Gloucester fishing schooner Olympia’s owners. Olympia sank last week with six sailors dead. relatives may sue. Sagamore cut Olympia in halves on the fishing grounds. eight crew survived by climbing into rigging and leaping to the steamer. Captain Taggett and a son were among those lost.
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