Former diplomat cites U.S. policy failures in Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson criticizes American policy in Mexico at the City Club. He links Lansing’s resignation and Fletcher’s comments to a sequence of disasters, accusing the U.S. government of lacking a clear Mexico policy and of being the true author of the Mexican tragedy.
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City Club
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Washington
Taft
Mexico
Lansing
Wilson
Preak
Ambassador Fletcher
America
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Huerta
Diaz
Extension for Corporations Delays Tax Filing to May 15
Washington March 4 The bureau of internal revenue announced an extension of time for filing final income tax returns by corporations to May 15 A tentative return or tax estimate with one fourth payment is due by March 15 Corporations must file a statement explaining why returns cannot be completed and request the extension This surprised some as earlier word had said no extensions this year.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Wage Talks Set for Next Week in Rail Labor Dispute
Washington March 4 Wage demands of 2 000 000 railroad workers will be taken up anew early next week in the first conference on wage problems. Director General Hines will arrange dates and sessions with 15 union leaders in preliminary talks. Railroad executives will name their representatives after a New York meeting.
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Washington
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Hines
Mr. Hines
Labor Committee
Association of
Railway Executives
New York
Brookline Man Faces Charge For Trapping Wild Birds
James Wylie of Brookline was charged by Deputy Fish and Game Commissioner Fred W. Goodwin with unlawfully trapping wild water fowl. The arrest followed Audubon Society and resident complaints. a covered box trap on the White estate was used to catch starlings and grosbeaks. Wylie allegedly used a butterfly net on an 8 foot pole and offered birds for sale.
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Heath Street
Brookline
Fred W. Goodwin
Fish and Game Commissioner
Massachusetts
Audubon Society For the Protection of Birds
Goodwin
Wylie
White
Buckminster Street
Wilson Sends Reply to Adriatic Note as San Remo Talks Loom
President Wilson dispatched the reply to the French and British premiers on the Adriatic dispute. The note’s contents were not disclosed. British and French leaders signaled possible further trilateral talks with the United States if needed and reassembly of the supreme council at San Remo to press Serbia-Italy negotiations.
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Washington
Wilson
Adriatic
Europe
State Department
Wilson Considers Premiers Plan on Adriatic Settlement
President Wilson weighed a proposal from premier leaders to join in seeking a settlement of the Adriatic issue through direct talks between Italy and Jugoslavia. The plan echoed Wilson’s Earlier statement that the United States would not oppose an agreement mutually agreeable to Italy and Jugoslavia on frontiers if it did not involve compensation at the expense of nationals of another power. The President was asked to take part in a joint proposal to Italy and Jugoslavia.
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Wilson
United States
Adriatic
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Capone Held on Assault With Intent to Kill Charge
After four years on the run, Bruno Capone 35 of Lynn was arrested by Revere police for assault with intent to kill. He allegedly struck Mike Majinski with a pipe four years ago, fracturing his arm, and was missing until located last night. arraignment set for Chelsea District Court today.
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Blackpox Cases in Budapest Hospital Reported
Budapest March 4 Two cases of blackpox have occurred in the Zita Hospital. Both began with influenza symptoms. The hospital has been isolated.
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Zita
Dorchester Church to Stage It Pays to Advertise Play
Dorchester Christ Church Hale and Howe class presents the play It Pays to Advertise in Whiton Hall Codman square. Myrtle Bickmore leads the female role with Chester Ford as male lead. William Knowles plays Grant Mitchell character, cast includes Bailey Chadbourne Arthur Knowles Adelbert Howell Irving Dodge Helen Hayward Rae Strauss Murray Milner Priscilla Parsons. Partridge coached the cast with Harry McGlennon as executive chairman and Gardner Pettee as business manager.
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Grant Mitchell
Whiton Hall
Codman Square
Myrtle Bickmore
Chester Ford
William Knowles
Bailey Chadbourne
Arthur Knowles
Adelbert Howell
Irving Dodge
Helen Hayward
Rae Strauss
Murray Milner
Priscilla Parsons
W. O Partridge, Jr
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Stop Pain Neuralgia Relief Advertisement Copy
An advertising pitch urges readers to buy St Jacobs Liniment from a druggist to quickly relieve neuralgia and general pain. It promises instant relief for facial or bodily pain and claims the product is harmless, non burning, and does not discolor skin.
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St. Jacobs Liniment
Two More Colleges Seek Harvard Game Slot
Two more college teams Washington and Jefferson and Haskell Institute have wired in to Fred W. Moore Harvard athletic association for the Oct. 9 game canceled by Notre Dame. Applications will be considered with others in a few days.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Notre Dame
Washington and Jefferson
Haskell Institute
Carlisle
Lawrence
Kan
Torchy’s Mirthful Mission in New Assignment
The irrepressible Torchy embarks on a humorous escapade as Louis Reverses the Clock, an amusing Sewell Ford tale to be printed in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Torchy
Boston Sunday Post
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