Shipping pools to be under interstate supervision
Washington March 1 The House merchant marine and fisheries committee urges strict federal control of foreign and domestic shipping combinations. It recommends placing all agreements under the Interstate Commerce Commission or its enlargement, with extended authority over port-to-port water traffic and canal transport.
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Washington
United States
House Merchant Marine and Shelies
Shipping Trust
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Steamship Conferences Dominate World Trade Study Finds
The committee reports that most steamship lines operate under conferences to control competition in foreign trade. Eighty agreements cover routes to Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas, and the Caribbean. Domestically, competition is suppressed by nonformal cooperation and railroad-shipping consolidations own or control three-quarters of coastwise cargo.
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Great Lakes
Alexander
Europe
Africa
Australia
Asia
South America
Mexico
Central America
West Indies
Minister Struck by Auto in Newtonville Injury Severe
Reverend James W. Campbell pastor of the Newtonville M Church was hit by a car on Washington street while walking home through slush late Saturday night. He was removed to Newton Hospital with serious injuries after attempting to dodge the vehicle driven by Harvard student Paul Childs near Lowell avenue.
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Washington Street
Newtonville
James W. Campbell
Newton Hospital
Mr. Campbell
Lowell Avenue
Paul Childs
Harvard
Harvard Student, Came Rapidly Toward Him, Mr. Campbell
Melba to Sing Boheme in Boston Matinee
Mme Melba will give her only Boston matinee this season in La Boheme. A capacity audience is practically assured as cheaper seats sold quickly after Saturday morning announcement. The performance marks her reappearance in Boston.
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Mme. Melba
Boston
Cure for Ills of Society Says Clergy Leader
The Rt. Rev. Mer. P.J. Suppley and Mrs. Martha Moore Avery urged dethroning selfishness and greed to restore Christian standards and save America from social ills during an evening address at St Johns Church Roxbury.
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Mer. P.J. Suppley Ds Db
St John’s Church
Roxbury
Archdiocesan Federation
Martha Moore Avery
Catholic Societies Discuss Christian Social Welfare at Suffolk Meeting
Monsignor Supple and Mrs. Avery addressed a large Brighton audience at Verdi Hall in a second ghass meeting of the Suffolk County Branch American Federation of Catholic Societies. They urged upholding Christian standards and opposing socialist rhetoric while stressing social welfare through timeless moral principles.
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Ghass
Suffolk County
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Verdi Hall
Brighton
Joseph V. Tracy
P. R
St. Columbkinle’s Church
Monsignor
Supple
Boston Elks Name Officers After Annual Election
The Boston Lodge of Elks elected its officers at a Somerset street home last night. John J. Cassidy became exalted ruler with J Edward Johnson as leading knight and Edward C Carr as loyal knight. Roles filled include Dr Joseph Santosuoso lecturing knight, P McCarron secretary, Alfred E Wellington treasurer, Oscar Shaffer tiler, George H Johnson trustee, T I McCarthy delegate, and Daniel J Kane alternate.
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Boston Lodge of Elks
Somerset Street
John J. Cassidy
J. Edward Johnson
Edward C. Carr
Joseph Santosuosso
P. €. McCarron
Alfred E. Wellington
Oscar Shaffer
George H. Johnson
T. I. McCarthy
Daniel J. Kane
Licensing Board Scores Men Over Innkeepers License
Rev Herbert 5 John son of Warren Avenue Baptist Church scored William P Fowler and Josiah S Dean of the Licensing Board last evening for granting a new innkeepers license to the Melbourne Company to operate a hotel at 805 Tremont street South End. After the sermon Miss Rose Livingston New York slum worker spoke on white slavery.
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William P. Fowler
Josiah S. Dean
Licensing Board
Herbert 5. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Melbourne Company
Tremont Street
South End
Rose Livingston
New York
Hotel License Granted Under Protest Near Tremont Church
Rev. Mr. Johnson states the license for the new hotel was granted under protest by South End ministers including colored preachers, a police captain, school teachers, and many citizens. One main objection cited is the hotel's proximity to Tremont Street Methodist Church.
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Johnson
South End
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Gallagher Enters Fight for 2nd District Nomination
A large meeting of Daniel J. Gallagher supporters outlined efforts to secure signatures for nomination papers and persuade voters across the district. Gallagher, a practicing lawyer and BU Law School alum, is married with five children and lives at 270 Minot Street Ward 24.
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Friends of
Daniel J. Gallagher
Curley
Gallagher
David I. Walsh
B. U. Law School
Pelletier
Fulton Debating Society
Boston College
Minot Street
Ward 24
Sisters of Rebecca Mark 46th Anniversary Banquet
The Sisters of Rebecca Society held a banquet last night in the vestry of Temple Quabei Shalom on Union Park Street to honor its 46th founding anniversary. The charitable group includes prominent Jewish women from Greater Boston.
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Sisters of Rebecca Society
Greater Boston
Union Park Street
Evans Memorial at Museum of Fine Arts Nears Fall Opening
Construction progresses on the Evans Memorial addition to the Museum of Fine Arts in honor of Robert Dawson Evans. It is hoped the building will be ready for occupancy by autumn and critics say it will be a beautiful, superior addition, possibly the finest of its kind in the country.
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Mrs. Avery
America
Musum OF Fine Arts
Evans
Robert Dawson Evans
Museum of Fine Arts
Impressive northerly facade and new lecture hall milestone
The city landmarks a grand facade with Doric columns as the new lecture hall nears completion. Funded by Mrs. Robert D. Evans at 700000 dollars, the expansion includes Travertine walls, a 100 by 40 foot hall, and galleries for prints and tapestries.
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Robert D. Evans
Town Meeting Day Observed Across Massachusetts
Massachusetts holds town meeting day as citizens in over 300 towns gather to elect officers and set annual affairs. Some towns move to April for farming access, but most keep the March date, with a second meeting often needed to finish business.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Bag with $200,000 missing after mail heist found empty
Paris report says a mail bag stolen from a post office wagon on Rue Chauchat contained $200,000 in cash. It was found empty today by a child in a suburban lot near Romainville, along with another empty mail sack.
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Paris
Chauchat
Romainville
Unemployed Protest Storms Fifth Avenue Church
On March 1 in New York the unemployed invaded Fifth Avenue and stormed a fashionable church during an opening hymn. About 100 men entered and processed down the center aisle as the First Presbyterian Church rang through the service.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Welcoming Speech Sparks Help For Hungry Hobo Visitors
The Rev Dr Howard Duffield, leading pastor, addressed newcomers during an evening service. Frank Tannenbaum of the IWW complained of hunger and homelessness. The pastor promised aid plans, church officials called reserves, and a purse was raised to provide food and lodging for the night.
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Howard Duffield
Frank Tannenbaum
Industrial Workers of the World
Duffield
Bold thief robs Cambridge home of jewels
A thief posing as a window fixer stole about $1000 worth of jewels from Mrs. Julia E. Drinkwater at 50 Buckingham Street Cambridge. The crime occurred before Christmas and only came to light yesterday.
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Cambridge
Julia E. Drinkwater
Buckingham Street
Mystery thief copies repairman in Drinkwater burglary
Mrs Drinkwater disclosed no clue to the thief or stolen jewels after a December break in. A carpenter allegedly sent to fix windows gained access with accomplices, while Mrs Drinkwater and her son were away, leading to a substantial jewelry loss.
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the Inquirer
Three Swiss Alpine Climbers Killed In Avalanche
Three Swiss climbers Richard Meylan Henri Dentand and Marmilled Dreguet were killed while ascending Rosa Blanche in CHABLE 5000 feet up when an avalanche swept them over a precipice. Their bodies Meylan and Dentand were recovered.
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Chable
Switzerland
Richard Meylan
Henri Dentand
Marmilled Dreguet
Rosa Blanche Peak
Meylan
Dentand
Love Scenes at Opera Split Former Wives In Stage Show
Mme Margherita Beriza, ex wife of Lucien Muratore, refuses to meet Mme Lina Cavalieri and rejects any reason why Cavalieri should object to Beriza performing an impassioned love scene with Muratore. Beriza declares she has no interest in Muratore’s wife and will act with cast members as required.
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Mme
Margherita Beriza
Lucien Muratore
Lina Cavalieri
Muratore
Mme. Cavalieri
Involuble
Mme. Beriza
Post
Beriza Objects To Love Scene Rumors In Boston Hotel
Mme Beriza wearing ruby robe defends playing a love scene with a former husband. She questions critics and denies any feud with new Mrs Muratore, noting they meet by chance in Boston and are cast in a love role. Mme Cavalieri was ill and could not comment.
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Mme. Beriza
Mme. Beliza
Mme. Cavalieri
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