Deception in Mortgage Case Ends in Favor of Gillis
Judge Fox presided over a contentious case involving Mrs. Carper and Gillis. The trial exposed alleged deceit around mortgage signatures and loans tied to her property and mortgage. The judge noted revolting deception and ruled for Gillis.
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Judge Fox
Morts
Carper
Blome
Roslindale
Janlo
Boston
Gillis
Age Fox
Ohio
Keith
Mulligan
Fox
Cerain
Doctor severely burned tearing down blazing curtains
Dr. Philip S. Moran was severely burned on his hands last evening while trying to tear burning lace curtains from their hangings in his home at 718 Broadway Somerville. The curtains swung against a gas flame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip S. Moran
Broadway
Somerville
Carpet and Rag Club Holds First Luncheon
Between 35 and 49 members attended the first luncheon of the Carpet and Rag Club yesterday noon at Hurlburt's Hotel. The new organization, comprising buyers from leading department stores and carpet houses, aims to promote fellowship among wholesale and retail floor covering firms. President Herbert R. Lane presided and discussed business conditions and by law revisions. Secretary is David A. Tarbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlburt’s
Herbert R. Lane
David A. Tarbell
Loss of French liner La Provence sinks in the Mediterranean
The auxiliary cruiser La Provence sank in the Mediterranean last Saturday. Malta reports 26 survivors with total survivors around 870, while Milo lists 400 more. The vessel, one of France’s largest liners, built at Saint Nazaire 186, measures 13 753 gross tons and was requisitioned for naval service at the war onset.
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Mediterranean
Generale Transatlantique
la Provencé
LA Provence
Compagnie
Saloniki
Paris
London
la Frorence
Malta
Ministry of Marine
Milo
St. Nazaire
France
Havre
Sandy Hook
Federated Irish Societies Endorse Gallivan at Boston Meet
The Federated Irish Societies of Massachusetts unanimously indorsed James A. Gallivan for Congress stressing that American lives must not be used to shield belligerent ships carrying contraband. The group also discussed a banquet at Revere House on March 19 and plans for sending delegates to the New York race convention March 4 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Irish Societies of
Massachusetts
James A. Gallivan
House of Representatives
Washington
Charles J. M'Carthy
William T. Fleming
Revere House
New York
Federated
Irish Societies of
Boston
Engagement Declared At Leap Year Party
Miss Ilene Marie Roe of Dorchester announces engagement to Ole J. Berg of Steiner Alaska at a leap year party held at 971 Blue Fill Avenue. Roe is daughter of Mrs James F. Crane and a Marie Wesleyan Seminary graduate class of 1911. Berg is a mining engineer and University of Minnesota graduate.
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Ilene Marie Roe
Dorchester
Ole J. Berg
Steiner
Alaska
Blue Fill Avenue
Miss Roe
James F. Crane
Marie Wesleyan Seminary
Berg
University of Minnesota
Two Pianos Concert Features Debussy and Ropartz
Lee Pattison and Guy Maier at Jordan Hall performed a varied two piano program. Debussy’s Enrpipheres Antiques and Petit Suite along with Ropartz Piece in B minor highlighted the recital, joined by Mozart P major sonata Saint Saens Variations on a Theme by Beethoven and Beethoven Scherzo op. 7. The performance impressed with clear tone and musicianly tempi.
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Lee Pattison
Guy Maier
New England Conservatory of Music
Jordan Hall
Debussy
Ropartz
Mozart
Saint- Laen
Beethoven
Fire in Cambridge fruit store rescues three people
A midnight Cambridge fire at 491 Massachusetts avenue, George Weahbeh fruit store, prompted rescue of two children and a woman while several families were driven to the street.
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George Weahbeh
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Unarmed British Vessels Sunk by Submarines
The admiralty released a list of unarmed British ships torpedoed and sunk without warning through 195, totaling 39 steamers and one trawler. A separate list names neutral vessels sunk without warning, including 18 steamers and one sailing vessel, with Gulflight and Nepraskan among Americans.
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British Admiralty
London
Admiralty
Gulflight
Nepraskan
Glass Injures BU Law Student in Ashburton Hall
A skylight pane loosened and tumbled to the floor in Isaac Rich hall Ashburton place injuring one Boston University Law School student and narrowly missing another. Fred Kavolsky of Fall River sustained a small wound to the right hand from flying glass as fragments scattered into the aisle.
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Boston University Law School
Isaac Rich
Ashburton Place
Fred Kavolsky
Fall River
District Chief to Talk Fire Fighting at Library
Boston fire chief D. F. Sennett will lecture on Fire Fighting at the Charlestown Public Library tomorrow night. The talk will be illustrated with stereopticon slides.
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D. F. Sennett
Boston Fire Department
Charlestown Public Library
Grace Warner Recital for Polish Relief Fund in Steinert Hall
Yesterday afternoon Grace Warner, pianist, gave a benefit recital at Steinert Hall for the Polish relief fund. Her program included Sinding Suite, Ravel Sonatine, Beethoven and Brahms pieces, Mendelssohn Dawn, and Rubinstein Polonaise, delivered with musical polish and evident sympathy. the audience showed strong appreciation.
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Steinert Wall
Grace Warner
Sinding
Ravel
Brahms
Mendlelssoun
Dawn
Cyril Scott
Thumoresque
Teherepnine
Rubinstein
Miss Warner
Miss Dai Buell Plays Piano in Steinert Hall
Pianist Miss Dai Buell offered a refined program in Steinert Hall and showed sympathy for composers noted as Bach Mozart Schumann Debussy Paderewski and Chopin. She studied with Carl Boermann and Mme Antoinette Amniewska and expressed clear fidelity to the thoughts of the authors in works such as Prelude and Fugue in AB flat major Fantasie in C minor and the Hungarian Rhapsody No 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dai Buell
Steinert Hall
Carl Boermann
Mme
Antoinette
Amnmiewska
Buell
Bach
Debussy
Vance
Paderewski
Cracovienne Fantastique
Lisa
Relieve Rheumatism with Kimer & Amend In New York 2851
Advertises Kimer & Amend product N. Y. 2851 as a rheumatism remedy. Claims broad usage and endorsement by users and reliable druggists.
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Kimer & Amend
N. Y
Britain Denies Offensive Duty for Merchant Ships
London reports Lord Robert Cecil states on the eve of Germany’s submarine offensive that British policy requires defensively led merchantmen not to fire on submarines or warships except in self defense. He notes German interpretation misreads a transport sinking to imply offensive actions by merchants.
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London
Germany
Robert Cecil
Wilson
United States
Lusitania
Berlin
Washington
Teutonic Naval Comancers
Austria
Mle Uenten
Tansing
State Department
International 1M
Verdi
Veroni
New York
President Demands Action on Resolutions from Congress
President presses Congress to act on pending resolutions in both chambers. Speaker Clark and leaders urged the rules committee to avoid steps until the foreign affairs committee reports a substitute resolution, likely expressing confidence in the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Kitchin
Flood
Representative Foster
Illinois
Capitol
Rules Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Wilson
White House
Congress
Wilsons letter urged quick Senate vote on armed merchantmen
The President urged Mr Pou to allow an early House vote on regulations for armed merchant ships, arguing the issue deserves public discussion and clear the confusion about foreign policy. Cabinet and Capitol actions followed as administration faced brewing Republican resistance and calls for unity.
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Pou
Germany
Ienry
Committee On Rules
Texas
House
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Capitol
Clo
Presint Wilson
Lansing
Wilson
Congrese
Berlin
Vienna
Mands
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Provence
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Gallivan
Gilchrist Co
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Pattison-Maier
B. U
Birmingham
Chick
Billy Day
Ain
England
Eart
Bernstoriff
Imrin
Duns
EBA Jewellers
Tham
Hamilton
Elgin
Frank A. Andrews
Washington St
Cor. WA
Beecham
Hart
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