Dorchester Hearing Votes Against L Zone System
At a Boston Elevated hearing in Edward Everett School Dorchester residents debated a proposed zone fare system. Trustees indicated a zone plan would be tried but details were not set. Frank W. Merrick urged a vote showing strong opposition.
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Boston Elevated
Edward Evgerett
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Frank W. Merrick
Savin
Frank H. Cowin
Ward 17
James F. Jackson
Samuel L. Powers
John F. Stevens
Mr. Powers
Boston Legislators Clash Over Zone System And Elevated Control
Debates erupt as Boston lawmakers accuse others of backing a 1918 act transferring the Elevated to state control while denying personal votes. Coxsackie aims to thwart the zone plan amid calls to resist corporate influence and seek home rule for Boston members.
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Bers
Patrick N. Costello
Ward ii
Kopp
Winchester
Dwyer
Boston
Carey
Moynihan
Ward 17
Manchester
Martin Hays
Brighton
Powers
Aviators to Meet at B A A Tomorrow
Massachusetts air service pilots are called to attend the Air Pilots' Club of Massachusetts meeting at the Boston Athletic Association tomorrow at 2 30. A State House hearings report on landing places and airdromes will be discussed. Members with recent flights will share observations and plans for the society's extension. the annual meeting and banquet will be held.
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Massachusetts
Army
Navy
Air Pilots’ Club of Massachusetts
Boston Athletic Association
State House
Senate committee backs ending federal wire control
The Senate post office committee reported favorably Chairman Bankhead's resolution to terminate federal control of telegraph, telephone and other wire utilities by December 31. A companion resolution is pending in the House.
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Washington
Senate Post Office Committee
Bankhead
House
House Appropriation Bill Passes in 850 Million Measure
The House late last night approved the annual appropriation bill totaling 850 million dollars for sundry civil needs. The measure now proceeds to the Senate where additional money bills are awaiting action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Italians and Jugoslovs Tense in Peace Conference
Paris Feb 28 Relations between Italy and Jugoslavia are seen as serious in peace conference circles. Differences have grown and both sides assume a threatening posture, with powers urged to prevent a drift into conflict during negotiations.
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Paris
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Jugo Slavs Deny Mobilization Amid Italian Tensions
Italians report mobilization fears by Jugo-Slavs, who deny general steps and cite only youth conscription. They accuse Italian forces of landings on the Dalmatian coast, trenching at Fiume, and arrests of female Jugo-Slav teachers. Food officials cite rail obstruction, with League of Nations penalties possible. A Rome telegram says Laibach expelled the Italian mission, prompting frontier closure and routes to Czecho-Slovakia to be secured.
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Aur
Dalmatian
Fiume
Food Administration
Trieste
League of Nations
Rome
Jugo- Slav
Laibach
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo- Slavia
Jugo-Slav
East Boston Hero Receives Distinguishing War Cross
Private Albert H. McArdle of East Boston was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross by Major-General Clarence R. Edwards on the Common. In July near Belleau Woods he crawled through machine gun fire to aid a wounded comrade, was wounded himself, and carried the man to safety despite bleeding and exhaustion.
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86Th Infantry
Albert H. McArdle
Havre Street
Boston
108D
Clarence R. Edwards
Belleau Woods
McArdle
Buckman
Albert M’ardle
General Edwards
John Chandler
U S To Stick To Railroads
Washington Feb 28 The government will not return railroads to private control until Congress has time to consider a permanent program. Railroads stay under government management for at least another year likely longer with possible special session. Improvements and extensions proceed to boost properties and demand while waterways use increases.
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Washington
Hines
Wilson
Congress
Railroad Administration
Barney's Case To Grand Jury In Boston Murder Arraignments
Herman L. Barney and Marion O'Brien faced Chelsea court on murder charges in the death of Patrolman Charles E. Deininger. Their counsel waived examination to proceed to the grand jury and Superior Court, as Barney exchanged a tearful, brief moment with his sweetheart. Also arraigned were James Colonna, Joseph F. Hurley, and John F. Dillon, who asked for a March 7 hearing.
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Herman L. Barney
Marion O’brien
Charles E. Deininger
Chelsea Court
Miss O’brien
Thomas F. Murphy
Grand Jury
Superior Court
Barney
James Colonna
Joseph F. Hurley
Dorchester
John F. Dillon
Somerville
Barry
Boston College Smoker Praises Wilson and League of Nations
Rev Charles W Lyons S J Boston College President defends President Wilson and the League plan before a large crowd at the junior class smoker in the high school gymnasium. Speakers included Rev Gerald Treacy Lt John Gillespie Lt John Fleming Thomas Scanlon and Thomas McNamara with music by the Boston College orchestra.
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Charles W. Lyons
S. J
Boston College
Wilson
League of Nations
Thomas Walsh
Washington
Jefferson
Father Lyons
God
America
Gerald C. Treacy
39Th Infantry
John Gillespie
List Infantry
John Fleming
Thomas Scanlon
Somerville
Thomas McNamara
Cambridge
Boston College Orchestra
McNamara
Richard S. McShane
John Ring
Edmund Higgins
John F. Collins
State House Briefs On Mental Health Institutions debated for feeble minded criminals
Dr. Lowell Wentworth and Dr. Walter Fernald urged Massachusetts establish a dedicated institution for feeble minded criminals using an existing penal site. Opponents warned of no escape safeguards and questioned consolidation plans in state government. Hearing on salary and work hour bills drew testimony from industry leaders and academics. The Public Service Commission case for Boston and Maine Railroad consolidation closed.
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Lowell F. Wentworth
State Commission On Mental Diseases
Walter F. Fernald
Massachusetts School For
Committee On Legal Affairs
Massachusetts
Hach
Superior Criminal Court
Fernald
State Prison
Sherborn
Concord Reformatory
Committee On Administration and Commissions
R. A. Woods
Norfolk State Hospital
Donald Gregg
Wellesley
William Healey
Boston
Walter E. Fernald
Bumpus
Tufts College
C. Cc. Carstens
White
Commission On
Committee On Social Welfare
William F. Garcelon
Arkwright Club
Frank H. Dresser
Associated Industries
Charles S. Ames
Western Union Telegraph Company
Public Service Commission
Hoston & Maine Railroad
Butler's Employees Hold Annual Ball Held at Strand Room
The first annual ball of the Butler's Employees' Mutual Benefit Association drew over 700 guests at the Strand ballroom on Huntington Avenue. Attendees included A. E. Flint and Donald Mackay with officers led by A Saunders as chief marshal and Miss M C Fanning as floor director.
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Butler’s Employees’ Mutual Benefit Association
Strand Ballroom
Huntington Avenue
A. E. Flint
Butler Store
Donald Mackay
A. B. Rice
D. L
Robertson
S. T. Weir
A. Saunders
M. C. Fanning
G. Cohen
Aids
N. M. Tyrrell
C. N. Murphy
J. A. Owens
N. Adams
A. I. Adelman
A. M. Curley
ID. W. Lakson
M. A. Barrett
A. O'Reilly
M. G. Kelly
M. A. Cullen
BE. L. Hendricks
L. D. Seigel
C. I. Newcomb
M. V. O’hearn
4. Buckley
W. Gagnon
N. McKinley
R. J. Tutlen
A. C. Kilburn
Methodist Centenary speaker to address Preachers' Meeting
Ralph A. Ward associate executive secretary of the Methodist Centenary will address the Methodist Preachers' Meeting at Wesleyan Hall Monday morning. Ward formerly oversaw Methodist mission work in Foochow and is an authority on Orient conditions. He now travels for centenary organization work across the country.
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Ralph A. Ward
Wesleyan Hall
Mr. Ward
Foochow
Woodman Renominated for Bangor Mayor by Republicans
Mayor John F. Woodman was unanimously renominated by the Bangor Republicans tonight. He has served seven full terms and was filling a vacancy caused by the death of Mayor Robineau in 1927.
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Bangor
John F. Woodman
Woodman
Robineau
Nightie strike of suffs ends with jail release scene
Boston figures clash as seven Doc girls are freed after Mr Howe's jail visit. Miss Hill protests jail conditions while Sheriff Kelcher argues lack of county funds. Agnes Morey and National Woman's party press for remaining prisoners' release.
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Miss Hill
Agnes Morey
Bolster
National Woman's Party
Wilson
Kelcher
Howe
Congress
Boston
Berlin supports former Kaiser and Kaiserin amid exile
The ex-Emperor continues daily tasks and writes thousands of birthday greetings. His wife roams the grounds mainly alone. Supporters push for his return to Germany but fail. The government funds the Kaiserin’s servants and adjusts staff. Court officials and visiting officers travel, with von Estorff departing for Germany with the younger von Bentinck.
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Germany
von Gontard
Ex Kaiser Granted 600000 Mark Interim Allowance
William Hohenzollern appealed to the German revolutionary government for funds while living with a Dutch host. Authorities investigated and found up to 75000000 marks potentially his, but ordered a temporary grant of 600000 marks pending final determination.
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Weimar
Associated Press
William Hohenzollern
Abington Shoe Manufacturer Dies at 75 in Boston Hospital
Colonel Moses N. Arnold founder and president of the M. N. Arnold Shoe Company died tonight in a Boston hospital at age 75. He was a Civil War veteran and an officer in several eastern Massachusetts financial institutions.
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Abington
Mass
Moses N. Arnold
M. N. Arnold Shoe Company
Boston
Arnold
Massachusetts
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Daniel J. Daley
Su. M. Kopp
Raymond P. Delano
Dorchester Board of Trade
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P. J. Ryan
James T. Harris
L. M. Kopp
Chairman Cowin
Charles A. Winchester
Mr. Kopp
Mr. Cowin
U. S. Wire Control
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Joint Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Phillips Brooks
Trinity Church
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
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George Roewer
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Berlin
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