Senators Sign Manifesto Campaigning Nationwide
The text lists 76 signers from Democrats and Republicans who endorsed a national manifesto. It notes absences: Gallinger and Goff absent sick, Gore absent Democrat, Lippitt Republican absent, Johnson of Maine and Smith of Arizona Democrats absent, Culberson Democrat not recorded due to late arrival.
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Ashurst
Bankhead
Beckham
Broussard
Bryan
Chamberlain
Chilton
Fletcher
Hardwick
Hitchcock
Hollis
Hughes
Hasting
James
Johnson
Ll. D
Kern
Lea
Lee
Lewis
Martin
Vai
Martine
N. J
Meyers
Newlands
Overman
Owen
Phelan
Pittman
Pomerene
Ransdell
Reed
Robinson
Saulsbury
Shafroth
Sheppard
Shields
Simmons
Smith
S. C
Swanson
Thomas
Thompson
Tillman
Underwood
Walsh
Williams
Borah
Brady
Brandegee
Catron
Clark
Colt
Curtis
Dillingham
DuPont
Fall
Fernald
Harding
Jones
Lodge
McCumber
McLean
Nelson
Oliver
Page
Poindexter
Sherman
Mich
Smoot
Sterling
Sutherland
Townsend
Wadsworth
Warren
Watson
Weeks
Gallinger
Goff
Gore
Lippitt
Maine
Arizona
Culberson
Senate
Burns to death in Holliston fire
Charles A. Brown died in a Holliston Massachusetts blaze that leveled a two family house early today. Firefighters fought the flames and authorities investigated the cause of the deadly blaze.
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Holliston
Mass
Charles A. Brown
Plant Juice relief featured for Mrs Chaffee in ad
A newspaper advertisement touts Plant Juice as a safe vegetable remedy for stomach trouble and indigestion. It highlights Mrs Mina Chaffee of 109 Magazine Street Cambridge, claiming long relief after weeks of use. The ad notes daily testimonials and that the Plant Juice Man operates from Houghton & Duton Drug Department.
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Mina Chaffee
Magazine Street
Cambridge
Houghton & Dutton
Wilson Urges End to Senate Filibusters in Crisis
President Wilson denounces Senate obstruction over absent appropriations and conservation bills. He warns foreign perception of U.S. paralysis while urging Senate rules change to enable decisive action. The White House cites old statutes hindering power, noting Germany’s submarines as public armed vessels amid ongoing naval tensions.
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United States
Senate
Congress
Germany
White House
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McAdoo
Burleson
E. M. House
Vance C. McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Tumulty
Penrose
Stone
Bishop Lawrence for Defence at All Costs
Public statement by William Lawrence urging strong national defense as war looms. Calls to use constitutional powers to protect citizens, expand shipbuilding, and coordinate private shipyards for speedier wartime readiness amid global crisis.
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Bishop Lawrence
Commonwealth
William Lawrence
Ysaye Still Holds Sway In Boston Concert
A yesterday afternoon concert in Symphony Hall featured Eugene Ysaye and Jules Dambois. The program included Faure and Geminiani sonatas, pieces by Chabrier Loeffler and Guiard, plus Rachmaninoff and Dambois works. Ysaye’s first Boston appearance this season drew a crowded hall and high praise for his rich tone and masterful sweep.
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Jules Dambois
fFaure
Geminiani
Ysaye
Chabrier-Loeffler
Chopin-Ysaye
Guiraud
Rachmaninoff
Dambois
Mr. Ysaye
Boston
Rankin Fails to Arrive as Hoax Delights Congress
A prank upstaged the final hours of Congress as gallery crowds applauded a faux Miss Rankin appearance. Mrs. George W. Edmonds, wife of Rep Edmonds of Pennsylvania, received the reception and handshakes while many left unaware she was not the newly seated Montana congresswoman.
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Washington
Congress
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
United States Congress
George W. Edmonds
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Rep Britten hoax leads to Rankin arrival at House
Representative Britten organized a staged scene in the House with Mrs Edmonds. Miss Rankin appeared as the first Congresswoman, greeted by applause and a long handshake line that drew cheers from members and families. The jollification lasted over an hour and impressed longtime House staff.
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Britten
Illinois
Scout Training Saves His Life After Severe Arm Injury
Walter B. Wilson, 17, of East Lexington, fell through a hotbed glass while sweeping snow, severing an artery with two six inch forearm gashes. His Boy Scout training aided by his brother George, 21, who improvised a tourniquet with a stocking and clothespin to stop bleeding.
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Walter B. Wilson
James A. Wilson
Wilson Avenue
East Lexington
George Wilson
George
Labor meeting called on 12 for wartime policy role
Washington March 4 spokesmen for more than 3 000 000 wage earners are called to meet in conference March 12 to determine labor's part in shaping preparedness and defense policies. Samuel Gompers announces plan to craft a position for organized labor while a preliminary executive council meeting sets arrangements. A Boston union also orders investigation into a school meals funding referendum proposal.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Execu- 110
Gompérs
Republic
Gompers
Navy Yard
Lee
Boston Central Labor, Union
Boston School Committee
Labor union push seeks labor representatives on safety board
A Boston Central Labor Union committee will ask Governor McCall to add organized labor to the public safety committee. The group noted the present panel lacks working class representation and union cardholders, despite broad industry coverage.
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McCall
Boston Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
Committee On Public Safety
Co. L. A
Labor notes on wage talks and union activity in Boston
Reports from the Building and Common Laborers Union at 386 Harrison Avenue show no reply yet from the Master Builders Association on a new wage and working agreement. Other items note the Printing Pressmen's Union Ball on May 4 at International Hall Roxbury, plus unions awaiting action on wage scales, a potential hotel employee strike, and new members and benefits in the Bunker Hill Lodge of Railroad Trainmen.
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Building and Common Laborers’ Union
Harrison Avenue
John J. Sullivan
Master Builders’ Association
Printing Pressmen’s Union 67
International Hall
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Bunker Hill Lodge of
Memorial Hall
Green Street
Charlestown
Union 809
Boston Stevedore and Contracting Company
Boston Central Labor Union
New Styles in Horses Shoes at Boston Exhibition
New spring shoes for draft horses will be shown tomorrow night at the Revere House. The Boston Work Horse Relief Association hosts a conference on shoeing with addresses by A. B. Root, C. A. McLellan, and others, inviting all interested in horses.
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Revere House
Boston Work Horse Relief Association
A. B. Root
C. A. McLellan
Adelphi Hotel Fire Traps Residents In Nightwear
Fire at Adelphi apartment hotel on Washington Street drives out 100 residents in nightclothes. The blaze started in the engine room and spread to the basement and lower floor stores, forcing occupants on upper floors to be carried down ladders by firefighters. Robert Muir alerted authorities, triggering alarms as officers pounded doors. Dozens of canaries suffocated amid heavy smoke as stairways filled and escapes failed.
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Washington Street
Robert Muir
New England
Muir
Washington and
Palmer Streets
Roxbury Crossing
Edward Ryan
John J. Austin
Canaries
Father John's Medicine Ad Claims Safe Family Use
An old fashioned family remedy marketed as a safe food medicine replaces patent tonics. It appeals to all ages by stressing absence of opiates alcohol or stimulants and highlights decades of success for colds grip and throat trouble while warning against nerve disturbing drugs.
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Father John
John
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