Wisconsin Senator Opposes Root Amendment On Paper Reciprocity
In the Senate debate, Senator LaFollette denounces the reciprocity plan as harmful and unjust and fights the Root amendment. He argues against duties on print paper and says U S mills can compete with Canada, urging a free product for print paper users without harming other industries. He accuses newspapers of bias while others challenge his charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator LaFollette
LaFollette
Tariff Board
United States
Canada
Es. GuaFollette
Newsppers
Finance Committee
Jone
Wisconsin
Stone
Associated Press
la Follette
Clapp
Minnesota
Simmons
Williams Apologizes to Senate for Calling Members Gentlemen
Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi publicly apologized to the Senate for addressing members as gentlemen during a debate on the Canadian reciprocity bill. The remark drew laughter from the upper house as Williams blushed, interrupting a colloquy with Senator Dixon of Montana.
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Washington, D. C
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
United States Senate
Williams
Dixon
Montana
Gallinger
Father Officiates At Daughter's Wedding in New York
Miss Dorothy Merle-Smith, daughter of the Rev and Mrs Wilton Merle Smith, wed David McAlpin Pyle son of Mr and Mrs James Tolman Pyle this afternoon. The father of the bride performed the ceremony. The couple will live in Cambridge Mass next year where Mr Pyle attends Harvard Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorothy Merle-Smith
Wilton Merle-Smith
David McAlpin Pyle
James Tolman Pyle
Cambridge
Mass
Pyle
Harvard Law School
Children to outing in forty autos from two homes
The children from the Leopold Morse Home in Mattapan and the Home For Destitute Jewish Children in Dorchester will travel by forty cars today to Pinehurst Park in Billerica for a day of recreation.
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Leopold Morse
Mattapan
Dorchester
Pinehurst Park
Billerica
One Effect of Automobiling
A historical note argues that increased balding is caused by automobile dust carrying microbes to the scalp. It claims frequent washing with Birt's Head Wash as the cure, alleging ordinary soaps harm hair due to excess alkali. The product, containing glycerin egg white cocoanut oil and salicylic acid, is sold in hygienic tubes for 25 cents by Omega Chemical Co., New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birt
Omega Chemical Co
New York
Bishop Expounds Interdiction in Portland
Roman Catholic Bishop Louis S. Walsh of Portland denounces a recent move to pass legislation dissolving the church property corporation that oversees church assets across the state. He calls the effort a scandalous attempt to overthrow church authority and to impose lay socialism in church governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Louis S. Walsh
Bishop Walsh Defends Interdict Against Six Portland Laymen
Bishop Walsh issues his public statement defending the interdict on six laymen of the Portland diocese. He argues the decree proves the interdict arose from the main features of the broader issue, condemns the proposed bill as subversive to church law, and states petition rights do not justify actions that threaten church unity and property. The bishop notes broad support from other bishops and honest readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Diocese of
Portland
Republic
Brunswick
Baltimore
Rome
Quebec
Indictment Filed Against Eastern Box Board Club in Sherman Act Case
A federal grand jury in New York returned an indictment today drawn by U S District Attorney Henry A Wise against the Eastern Box Board Club. It is alleged to be the successor of the dissolved Fibre and Manila Association under the Sherman antitrust law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Henry A. Wise
Eastern Box Board Club
Fibre and Manila Association
Indictment Targets Eastern Box Board Club for Price Fixing
The first in a series of trust prosecutions charges presidents and officers of paper board firms with restraint of trade and price fixing. The case ties to the Fibre-Manila Association and the Park Pooling Plan, with prior dissolution orders and heavy fines. Defendants include William C. Geer, Henry Shreiter, William H. Smith, Sidney Mitchell, and many others across New York New Jersey Connecticut Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. The federal prosecutor seeks jail terms and large fines upon conviction.
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Paper Board
Eastern Box Board Club
Fibre-Manila Association
Park
Hough
United States
Fibre and Manila Corporation
Paper Board Trust
Wise
William C. Geer
Albia Box and Paper Company
Troy
N. Y
Henry Shreiter
Ravens Wood Paper Mill Company
Long Island City
William H. Smith
American Paper Board Company
Bogota
N. J
Sidney Mitchell
American Straw Board Company
Thamesville
New Haven
Conn
Henry W L. Paddock
Oswego Falls Pulp and Paper Company
Fulton
Samuel A. Short, Jr
Philadelphia Paper Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Manayunk
Penn
Charles K. Williams
Beace Paper Company
Piermont
Andrew Tait
Tait & Sons Company
Bridgeport
Lewis Newman
Frank B. Harrison
J. A. Hyster
Eyster & Son
Hallton
United States to Sue the Magazine Trust
The Department of Justice plans a civil antitrust suit in New York federal court against the Periodical Publishers' Association known as the Magazine Trust. The action targets the association's distribution tactics for magazines and other periodicals and reflects a six lettered case in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Periodical Publishers’ Association
Magazine Trust
United States
New York
Department of Justice
Ocean Voyage Cabin Associates List of Passengers
A long naval style list names numerous passengers and companions connected to a mayoral ocean voyage. The roster includes Miss Sarah Ald Edwards Mrs Angold J Munn Andrew Andrews Nathan Andrew E Annin etc. Many names appear with titles Mrs Miss and initials.
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Sarah M. Ald Edwards
Arnold
Angold J. Munn Andrew
Andrews Nathan H. Andrew
E. C
Annin George Ames
Ames Glover M. Allen
Allen George T
Andrews
J. Q. Adams
Bertram FE. Adams
Alexander V, Allen
Ss. L. Ayres
Ayres
A. D. Anderson
Sol Adler
Lucy M. Bur
T. Hassall Brown
H. H. Bray
F. E. Burdick Junius Beebe
Lucia Bee
Rk. A. Bowman
Herbert H. Bates
Anna D. Barnoch Beane Charlies Beane
Marion Beane
Bryden
Louise D. Burleigh
A. Ballard Bradley
Ezra H. Baker
W. H. Barker
Eva M. Barker H. ©. Buckminster
Buckminster
Helen Birkenmay
Josephine Bates
R. A. Bowman
Grace D. Bowman
BE. H. Bigelow
Bigelow
G. H. Bigelow
A. Boylston Beale
Brazier
Brazier Co
W. Blossom
J. T. Blossom
William Carter
William H. Carter
Bupa
BE. Cota
Cooke
F. Cooke
Misa T. Clark
F. B. Conve
Edward F. Child
Mary B
M. Crosby Floward
B. Cobb
Charles H. Clark
Edward B. Crow
Anna Louise Clar
Carrie R. Crosb
Margaret Cook
Helen
Chapn
Thomas Casey J. J. Donovan
J. M. Donovan
P. Donovan
J. J. Donov
H. Donovan
George G. Davis
Darlington
John A. Daly
Jennie L. Dearborn
Alice “L. Day
Charles Dixor
Grace Darlini
Sarah EB. Day
Mary A. Day
Helen E Day
H. D. Evans Leland B. Evans
Funk says detectives trailed him in Lorimer probe
Clarence S. Funk testified before the Senate committee that Chicago detectives were tailing him for weeks with orders to extract any possible charges against him. He named Edward Hines as having asked for a 10000 contribution toward a Lorimer fund and said he could name the detective involved, noting threats and anonymous messages as he recounted his uneasy experience in Washington.
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Washington
Clarence S. Funk
Chicago
Lorimer
Senate Committee
Edward Hines
Funk
Springfield
International Harvester Company
Lorimer Fund
Hines
Witness refuses to name suspect in Lorimer affair
The witness says revealing the name would mean dismissal and cites having a family to support. William J. Hynes urged exposing the name for Senator Lorimer and Edward Hines. Mr. Funk insisted on withholding the identity and suggested calling Mr. Edward Hines to testify about nightly detective reports.
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Funk
William J. Hynes
Senator Lorimer
Edward Hines
Mr. Funk
Mayor Fitzgerald Sails For Europe On Token Tour
Mayor Fitzgerald leaves for Europe as city officials promise a grand bouquet reception. The Franconia carries ex Alderman Nat G Smith and many social figures. Passenger provisions include 27 000 eggs and 28 000 pounds of pork among other goods for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat G. Smith
Roxbury
Atlantic
Franconia
England
Anniversary Sale at James A Houston Co Opens Big Week
The James A. Houston Company marks its fifth anniversary of reorganization with a week long sale of summer merchandise for women, misses, children and infants. More than 500 lots offer 30 to 50 percent savings on linens draperies rugs and other goods at the Washington Street Temple Place corner store run by P. H. Magrane president and P. B. Magrane treasurer. Extra staff is on hand to handle crowds and new stock will replace exhausted items to extend the unusual sale.
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James A. Houston Company
Washington Street
Temple Place
P. H. Magrane
P. B. Magrane
Dealer Price List Prompted by Customer Request
A brief note urges readers to ask their dealer for items priced at 25c 35c and 50c. The fragment hints at a catalog or promo encouraging inquiry for small priced goods.
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Clare Victor Dwiggins
Tamalna
Jimmy
Ooces
Alf
Halwa
Kill Root
Senate
Interdici
Kidne
Bright
Detroit
Marmola Co
Monroe Ave
Mich
Haverhill
U. S
Cabin Associates
C. Mills
Mills
Helen Mills
Daisy Mills
Nella Marble
Mary C. May
Jane BE
Miller
McCann Edwin D. Mead
Mead
Marie Mahoney
John McCulloch
McCulloch
M. Mills
KH. FP
Henry Nichols
Mary E. Newman
Laura Nelson
P. A. O'Connell
O'Connell
Catherine Oakes
F. P. O'Connor
T. Lane O'Connor
I. W. Orentt
William A. O’brien
W. KK. Osborne
Julia Pentony
EK. E. Pecker
Pecker
Geo. H. Powers, Jr
Powers
Charlies J. Paine
Georgina Paine
F. C. Paine
H. D. Peck
Peck
Edith FE. Palmer
H. L. Pilkinton
Mary W. Potter
R. F. Phillips
Phillips
W. H. Paole
Poo
Ava W. Poole
Platt
Mabel Pickles
Ruth Pilling
Jennie Prindle
Fauna Parker
Georgia Parker
M. Purdy Finst Perabo
R. W. Proctor
George FE. Rickards
Ricckards
Frank 8
Rand
Mary A. Elec
Ethel Elcock
Ernest W. Emery
Fitzgerald Fitzgerald
Master Fitzgerald
Joseph F. Flanagan
Flanagan
John V. Flanagan
Flanagen
John IF. Fitzgerald
M. Agnes Fitzgerald
Rose FE
Fit Forbes
Hartwell Greene
Stephen Greene
Quincy Shaw Greene
D. G. Georgacopulos
George W. Howard
M. Harwood
Harper Henry Hall
All
Laura Henry
Mary B. Howard
Harriet Be, Hutcinson
Samuel Humes
Margaret Humes
Annie R. Hoope
Hunter
Hunter Robert Hunter
Elinor Hames
John
Louise Russell
Margaret W.W Russell
Charles Tf’. Rice
William ©. Rice
Horace J. Rice
Paul North Rice Louis Ross
Mrs. Ross
Clara Schwartz
Helen Schwartz
John Dwight Stron
Bulah Strong
V Stout
Robert D Smith
W. L. Sperry
Sidney B. Snow
A. FE. Scoville
W. Small
Small William Schofield
Schofield
Harriet Smith
G Smith
James H. Sullivan
Scoville
Mabel Thomas
John ‘Trowbridge
Turner
Francis Thwing
Thwing
K Turner
EB G Towne
Grace Towne
Helen Towne
Tardner
George A ‘Torrey
Ada
Mayor Fitzgerald
Europe
Board of Assessors
Charles Warren
W. L. Shearer
James Ernest Mclaughlin
Theodore M. Vail
J. C. Kiley
Charles Kiley
J. B. Hill
M. c
Charles H. Slattery
Hugh Nawn
Harry P. Nawn
James M. Morrison
Lila Morrison
John J. Kennedy
J. A. Houston CO
New Brunswick
Neds
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