House Votes to Probe Postal Affairs in Landmark Session
In a seven hour House debate, members approved a plan to create a seven member special committee to investigate postal affairs and Bristow origins, rejecting a full department inquiry. Speaker Cannon urged order as Smith led vociferous opposition with calls for broader checks.
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Bristow
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Port Arthur Fight Reported by Russian Viceroy
ST. PETERSBURG March 11 The Emperor received a message from Viceroy Alexieff detailing a naval clash near Port Arthur. Six torpedo boats engaged enemy torpedo boats and cruisers. one enemy torpedo boat was sunk by the destroyer Viastini. Stereguschtchi sustained damage and began to founder, as five of the Russian torpedo boat destroyers returned by 8 o clock in the morning.
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Alexieff
Admiral Makaroff
Port Arthur
Mattoussevitch
Viastini
Desroyer Stereguschtchi
Sergueieff
Fair, Colder Forecast for Boston Area
The forecast calls for Saturday to be fair and colder in Boston and vicinity, with Sunday remaining fair and fresh northerly winds continuing.
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Vicinity
Six Indictments Charge Smuggling Conspiracy at Port
Examiners John W. Trafton and James W. Shedd and William Munroe, head of Stone & Downer, along with three Glasgow Manufacturing Company figures, were indicted for conspiring to defraud the United States government of duties at this port. The broader probe linked to October arrests and earlier denials by officials, with continued coverage expected.
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Custom House
John W. Trafton
Hanover
James W. Shedd
Somerville
William Munroe
Stone & Downer
Board of Trade
Glasgow Manufacturing Company
United States
Munroe
Customs Service
Special Commission
Mormon Elders Power and Church Control
Washington reports in the Smoot investigation Dr. B Critchlow recounts how Mormon church leaders used their authority to compel obedience, with excommunication tied to dissent. Senator Beveridge aided cross examination as the hearing flagged. Critchlow says he has not heard Smoot had multiple wives. notes apostles entering politics would bar lay members without consent, equating consent with church endorsement. Continued on Page 7-Fifth Column.
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Smoot
B. Critchlow
United States
Utah
Beveridge
Critchlow
Mr. Smoot
Springheld Youth Kills Sweetheart in Springfield
Springfield March 11 Estelle Taylor 19 was shot and killed at 11 20 pm by lover Joseph Seaton 19 who then attempted suicide with chloroform They had been dating but quarrelled recently Seaton drew a revolver from a pillow and fired once into her breast
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Estelle Taylor
Joseph Seaton
Seaton
Rescue Efforts Amid Port Arthur Naval Battle
The narrator recalls hoisting a flag on the cruiser Novik and joining the Novik and cruiser Boyarin to rescue a sinking destroyer. Surrounding enemy cruisers and approaching battleships led to the destroyer's loss, with some crew captured and others drowned. Russian casualties included one officer seriously wounded, three officers lightly wounded, two soldiers killed, and 18 wounded. At 9 o'clock, 14 of the enemy ships gathered before Port Arthur and opened bombardment with heavy guns from their battleship squadron.
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Port Arthur
Four Lenox High School Girls Hurt In Coaster Crash
A double runner carrying five Lenox High School girls crashed into a lamp post on Main street near Court House hill. Four girls were seriously injured including Haze Crosby and Cressey Henry who are not expected to survive. Kate Spencer Lacey Brown and Mansutt Smith sustained injuries. Crosby and Henry were hospitalized. The coast racing hill remains a popular but dangerous local pastime with no safety bans yet in place.
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Haze Crosby
Cressey Henry
Lacey Brown
Kate Spencer
Mansuutt Smith
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Miss Henry
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Miss Spencer
Young Smith
Crosby
Henry
Pittsfield Hospital
Curtis
Boston Man Dies of Poison in Digby Nova Scotia
Arthur Gorham, 61, a retired Boston businessman, died at his Digby summer home from drinking poison, possibly accidental or intentional. He had wealth and brothers in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. The body will be sent to Boston for burial.
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