Shipwrecked Guilford crew paid off at Philadelphia office
At the United States shipping commissioner’s office on Commercial street, 38 men from the Guilford were paid off by Captain J B Norris after the steamer abandoned near Nantucket Shoals. Norris left for Philadelphia after reporting to the Shipping Board. The crew were rescued by the Pocahontas, transferred to the Dale, and landed at Newport.
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United States Shipping Commissioner
Commercial Street
Shipping Board
Guilford
Nantucket Shoals
J. B. Norris
Norris
Philadelphia
United States
Pocahontas
Dale
Newport
Caillaux Accused Of Urging Immediate Peace
In Paris the Caillaux trial cites Leon Rosenwald testimony that the ex premier urged peace at any cost. Rosenwald said Caillaux claimed France must stop sacrifices and seek a dishonorable peace with Germany. He also recalled Caillaux acknowledging a German agent in South America as a financier. Briand reportedly called Caillaux insane.
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Paris
Caillaux
Leon Rosenwald
la Nacion
Buenos Ayres
France
Germany
M. Rosenwald
James Minotto
South America
Briand
New England Railroad Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The New England Railroad Club drew 650 members to its 37th annual gathering at the American House last evening. E. T. Millar was chosen president, CC W Coten vice president, C H Sherburne treasurer, and William E Cade Jr secretary.
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Railroad Club
New England Railroad Club
American House
E. T. Millar
Boston & Maine
CC. W. Coten
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
C. H. Sherburne
William E. Cade, Jr
Funeral for Captain James P. Canney Tomorrow
Captain James P. Canney head of LaGrange Street police to be commemorated with a home service at 9 Claybourne Street Dorchester then escorted to St Peter's Church for a mass Burial in St Joseph's Cemetery West Roxbury by a police detail.
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James P. Canney
LaGrange Street
Claybourne Street
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
West Roxbury
Claims for Credit Allowed on Prior Year Dividends
The Internal Revenue Department will accept claims for credit against the first March 15 instalment of federal income tax payments. The claims arise from the Supreme Court ruling that taxing dividends paid as stock is unconstitutional. Acting Collector Andrew J. Casey reported the Washington briefing.
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Internal Revenue Department
Washington
Andrew J. Casey
United States Supreme Court
Navy delay cost the allies four months says Admiral Sims
Rear Admiral Sims told the Senate committee that U S naval unpreparedness prolonged World War I by at least four months and accused the Navy Department of failing to co operate with the allies. He said evidence would be produced to support each contention and denounced attacks on his loyalty and on Admiral Wilson.
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Washington
Sims
Senate
Navy Department
United States
Paign
Henry B. Wilson
Atlantic Fleet
Department
Admiral Wilson
Navy
Wilson
Canada
Taxpayers urged to file Form 47-A for March instalment credits
The article explains that credits cannot reduce the March 15 instalment without a complete Form 47-A claim showing dividends and taxes paid, plus details of stock dividends and subsequent sales. It notes forms are available at the internal revenue office and that employees are not exempt from filing. Collector Casey says returns are a check on those with incomes over 1000, not a substitute for individual returns, as a last rush of taxpayers nears the March 15 deadline.
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Internal Revenue Office
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Casey
Boston University Smokers and Carnival Planned
The Boston University men will hold a smoker and athletic carnival on March 2 at the Old South Armory. Deans and President Marlin will speak. George W. Brown of the B A A and new athletic director will meet the men. Amateur boxing bouts are planned amid a tug of war between the College of Business Administration and the College of Liberal Arts.
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Boston University
Old South Armory
Marlin
George W. Brown
B. U
Law School
College of Business Administration
College of Liberal Arts
Admirals Criticize Navy Policy In Wartime Debates
The admiral says he aims at accountability not individuals and urges review of early war naval administration. He cites six months of vacillation, unprepared forces, and delayed full commitment, urging lessons for future defence policy and consistent support for allies. He notes the ongoing naval decorations inquiry as part of the broader study.
Five Alleged Reds Indicted in Chicago
Ludwig Lore editor of Class Struggle and four other members of the Communist Labor party were indicted in Chicago on charges of conspiring to overthrow the government by force. Additional defendants named include Dr. O J Brown of De Kalb and Dr. Karl T. Sandberg and M. J. Christiansen of Chicago. The fifth defendant’s name was withheld pending arrest.
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Chicago
Ludwig Lore
New York
Class Struggle
Communist Labor Party
O. J. Brown
de Kalb
Karl T. Sandberg
M. J. Christensen
Massachusetts Committee Opens Headquarters for New Forty-Eight Party
The Massachusetts committee of the Forty-Eight movement opened its permanent office at 15 Court square Boston and called for a Tremont Temple Gilbert Hall assembly at 3 30 pm Friday to discuss forming a new party. The platform demands public ownership of transportation and utilities and equal rights for all regardless of sex or color, with labor rights and collective bargaining endorsed. Officers include Conrad W. Crocker as chairman Mrs Frank W Page as vice chair and John Fitzpatrick as vice chairman.
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Massachusetts
Committee of Forty-eight
Court Square
Boston
State Committee
Friends of the Movement
Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple Building
Crocker
Massachusetts Committee
Conrad W. Crocker
Melrose
Frank W. Page
John Fitzpatrick
Cambridge
H. B. English
Wellesley
de S. Telfer
Mass Meeting in Tre mont Temple for National Movement Speakers
A mass meeting will be held in Tre mont Temple on Saturday evening March 20 with speakers J A H Hopkins national chairman Allen McCurdy national secretary George Is Record of New Jersey and Amos Pinchot of New York. The event promotes a national movement seeking a new national convention in Chicago around June or July to form a constitutional liberal party.
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Tremont Temple
J. A. H. Hopkins
Allen McCurdy
George
Record
New Jersey
Amos Pinchot
New York
St. Louis
Conrad W. Crocker
Massachusetts
Chicago
Lectures on Finland by Reverend Stenman at City Club
The Rev. Charles Stenman, pastor of the Finnish Congregational Church of Quincy, addressed the Women's City Club yesterday afternoon on Finland. He spoke about its history culture and current conditions, offering insights into Finnish society and its people.
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Charles Stenman
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