Viscountess Rhondda Secures Peerage Changing House Of Lords
London March 2 United News reports Viscountess Rhondda won the right to sit in the House of Lords in her own right. The 33 year old Welsh businesswoman and public welfare advocate helped run her late husband Lord Rhondda’s coal and shipping empire and survived the Lusitania sinking in 1915.
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United News
Rhondda
House of Lords
Lord Rhondda
D. A. Thomas
Margaret Haig Mackworth
Humphrey Mackworth
Mackworth
America
Lusitania
Appeal Issued for Relief in Romania
Alexander J. Sherer appeals in behalf of the Romanian Relief Work for donations to aid suffering Romanians. He urges money clothing shoes and head wear from the community. Donations may be sent to 6s Trenton Street East Boston Mass or money to 12 West Street Room 704.
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Alexander J. Sherer
Rumania
Mr. Sherer
Rumanian Relief Committee
Trenton Street
Boston
Mass
West Street
Opposition to Pacific Pact Gains Senate Momentum
Democratic leaders met in Washington to press opposition to the four power Pacific treaty. President Harding may reject Senator Hitchcock's reservation, which mirrors a rejected League of Nations restraint. By nightfall 29 Senators appeared poised to oppose, signaling a tighter vote than expected.
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Hitchcock
Harding
Brandegee
Congress
League of Nations
Senate Debate Seeks Amendment to Four Power Pact
Senator Hitchcock challenged the four power pact in a Senate speech, insisting Congress must consent to any agreement reached under it. Once a Wilson ally, Hitchcock now demands an amendment. Tumulty dinner participants included ex Governor Cox, Hull, Palmer, Garvan, Roper, Baker, McLean, Pittman, Harrison, Robinson, Garrett, and other Democratic leaders. The gathering did not imply President Wilson’s direct involvement.
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Hitchcock
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Congress
Wilson
Underwood
Washington
Cox
Ohio
Hull
Democratic National Committee
Palmer
Francis P. Garvan
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Mint
Raymond T. Baker
Angus McLean
North Carolina
Secretary of the Treasury
Pittman
Nevada
Harrison
Mississippi
Robinson
Arkansas
Finis Garrett
Tniessee
Redemption prize story by Oswald Wildridge to be printed
A $1250 prize story titled Redemption by Oswald Wildridge will appear in full in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Oswald Wildridge
Boston Sunday Post
Must Evict 10 Protect Self At Har vard Hotel Site
Frederick 8S Blodgett of Blodgett Ordway and Webber threatens eviction of tenants at the former Hotel Harvard, 140 Harrison Avenue, to clear the site for a new five story brick building. Tenants report broken promises and water shutoffs as demolition crews move in. Blodgett firm now leases Kingston and Harrison property, recently acquired by the Lawrence estate.
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Photon
Frederick
Blodgett
Ordway & Webber
Harvard
Harrison Avenue
Blodgett, Ordway & Webber
Kingston and
Lawrence Estate
Messrs
Tenement Move Threatens Standard Neckwear Firm
Aronson and Greney of Standard Neckwear Co face displacement next December after Beebe estate sells 140 Harrison Ave. Blodgett firm warns it must relocate or quit business. Neighbors Crowley Waggett Conroy say move notices were retracted and renewed amid opposition. Hall water and lights were turned off as eviction fears rise until Acting Mayor Brickley orders water restored while court bids resolve the case.
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Aronson
David J. Brickley
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